way that secretary of state lincoln and the by an administration for frames that this is for them a geo political issue to discuss a little bit that that that that that difference you know a policy experts are telling me is the disconnect between how germany views the pipeline and even less. set aside the u.s. for a 2nd how russia views the pipeline you are correct germany sees this and i'm going to michael is on the record multiple times saying this as is her government and many of her officials this is a purely commercial business project is not to do with politics and we need to keep all of these issues separate human rights no vallone meddling in eastern europe and the like separate from commercial deals russia views this as a commercial deal but also it sees geo political leverage in this and when you have one side seeing it as purely commercial and one side seeing us as a geo political tool you're going to have ultimately an inability to come to terms with how to address this this project what to do with it then you bring in the u.s. the u.s. of course also sees this as a geo poli

notice and discussion to you in case there are any contractors or contracts or cost centers in the geo bonds that intersect with findings we're making or presentations we're making in the public integrity review. and i'll just pause there and see if mark wanted to comment on this. i think we're up to date. but, mark? >> yeah. i think you're all up to date as well, so just, very quickly, so we've completed our fourth public integrity assessment. the last one being we issued in january on the airport commission and citywide ethical standards over procurement. we're working on at least three additional ones that are in the pipeline. one being on the recology of rate-setting process, and other ethical requirements. and as peg mentioned, we will continue to flag, as necessary, should we bump into any nexus between those vendors and contractors that have been implemented in the various investigations, as well as the geo bond programs. and we're also alerting, obviously, as we're doing our expenditure audits, alerting the departments who are matching those to do the same so that we're all on

with no other explanation, perhaps other than the use of geo-location data. are you geo locating people through the fbi? based on where they were on january 6th? >> i think there may be some instances in which geo-location has been an investigative tool but i can't speak to any specific -- >> what are you using for that, what is your basis for authority? are you using national security letters. >> i don't believe we're using national security letters -- >> are you using fisa. >> i don't believe that is in our investigation. >> are you using warrants predicated on probable cause? >> we certainly have executed a number of warrants in the course of the investigation of january 6th. all of our investigative work in response to the capitol has been under the legal authorities that we have in consultation with the department and the prosecutors at the department. >> i understand that. i'm just trying to understand how you're getting it. so is the fbi accessing cell phone tower metadata from telecommunications companies, is that where it is coming from? >> without k

according to the in geo transparency somalia is the most corrupt country in the world. the billions promised by donor countries has sparked agreed further. or a field. near the airport a new fortified complex financed by the european union has been built to house its diplomats. we were banned from filming inside. its one of the biggest compounds in the whole of the city with a budget of $135000000.00. the tender went to the french firm which coordinated work carried out by some contractors the requirement was for a compound that could house 50 visitors but this has been built with a gym a clubhouse and even a surgical operating theater. to help when the contract wrapped he'd hired a lobbyist this man so real clever there was a general in the french army with contacts in brussels. our informer i'm sure our den farrow a former employee at ra p. who worked with clare tells us he suspects a lot of corruption went on. at city office he was the company's consultant he gained a lot of experience in brussels and knew exactly how it worked over there. he had a lot of contacts ye

>> guest: i've never heard the word geo therapy.i'm familiar with lots of ideas how to use wetlands to be restored as one of many possibilities for enhancing for example carbon take up from various ecosystems that could be a significant contributor to fight climate change. >> host: 200 to the area, 748-8200 and eastern central time zones, 748-8201 for those in the mountain and pacific time zones. 20 left. we put up our text number. if you send a text text carefully to the right number and include your first name and your city if you would. maybe not geo therapy but you do talk about genetic engineering in "under a white sky: the nature of the future". how does that fit into what we have been discussing? >> guest: genetic engineering has really taken a dramatic step forward owing to crispare, which is a suite of techniques that allow scientists or even amateurs to do gene editing much more cheaply and quickly than previously. one of the questions that will be in front of us is whether we find it acceptable to use gene editing to try

political the geo logical base is there also darwin for solar for geothermal for energy saving and japan so should stick to the strategy to increase a shout towards 100 percent renewable energy sunny over to you in tokyo or the japanese government wants to continue using nuclear power or do the people there make of that 10 years after the focus human disaster. well the majority of the population is very much against nuclear power there's been a change all the time i would say in the beginning people are a little bit unsure can we actually manage without nuclear power will there be too many black oh it's our issues that would hamper the interest reproduction and so on but japan has actually done fine and i mean there were no blackouts japan has substituted of course an important little fellow and he and so on but still even without nuclear policy with very little nuclear. stumm well and i think that has changed people's opinion further and according to surveys around 7075 percent of the japanese are actually against nuclear power and they would like to see it and. somehow power prices in

emanuel tama the president of the euro continent geo political think tank thank you for joining us on the program here on our to today would you agree that the e.u. needs to push back against the u.s. extraterritorial sign sions and if so how could it happen. if the europe and protect would like to reach such as you khatami shine any. cheese does be no underlined in recent documents but or source some more efficient suspicioning trance isacson exactly what you should do to retaliate against extraterritorial measures from the united states regime dummy g.'s european or companies but oversaw the autonomy and the for bt to europeans to decide to use sovereign way about we've loom viduka most we would they exchange. treaties where he'd buy their own gas and oil and he says where very when it comes in vu international. situation today because mr joe biden was elected and a lot of expectation from europe and side who have a better chance at non-secret ations but. we conceive out to mr biden v.c. steve america 1st which is prevailing so far so i think. it's a good idea now to to try to put n

thank you very much for that let's get some reaction there now we could talk to patrick headings and geo political analyst and also executive editor at 21st century wired dot com patrick welcome to the program you're in the news business yourself how do you read all this said i think out of the ordinary when it comes to producing investigative journalism. well well it is yes out of the ordinary of professional investigative journalism but i think what we have here is a case of definitely you can look at this in a geo political context there's a lot of. let's say information warfare propaganda from from the nato side towards russia this is nothing new we've seen this for years now but in this case this is interesting this is build which is a tabloid newspaper in germany and i think this is a case of for want of a better term a trash tabloid publication veering into james bond territory or more aptly probably more like austin powers rather than james bond and so anything can be framed as russian espionage so r.t. is synonymous with the k.g.b. certainly if you polled your average m.p. in we

i have my very own position on that but it's shipped by a few but not i mean it depends there is no geo political damage of course the greens are more or less an arm of the us internationalist elite. they've been there done that for a while the the german or original war party though one of the 1st to call for bombing in when. it was about to be liberated so the greens are very aggressive and they are more or less completely. following the us strategy they are not looking after germany their party they have in their mind in their program basically to abolish germany and you can see that on all fronts and so they point towards ukraine and as one of the people before me said on this program i mean we should look for german interests 1st we should look for european interests 1st and it's very worthwhile and good for europe and for germany to diversify its energy sources and not to be dependent on one direction because if you're dependent on one direction almost looks like mafia tactics you take away the the the activity and then you provide the stuff yourself and of course it's good for ge

they cannot geo therapy, but you do talk about genetic engineering and under a white sky. how does that fit into some of the environmental issues that we been w discussing? >> guest: jean editing or genetic engineering has really taken t a dramatic step forward in the last decade or so. going to crisper which is a suite of techniques that allow scientists or even amateurs to do jean editing much, much more cheaply than previously. and one of the questions that is increasingly going to be in front of us is whether we want to whether we find it acceptable to use jean editing to try to repair or verse i don't know exactly what verb you want to the use, some of the damage we have done. for example in the book i go to australia to talk to scientists who are working on a gene edited version of a king to. the king told is one of the species that was moved around the world. it's native to south america and to central america produce moved around the world and the vain hope that it would help eat the insects that eat sugarcane which is a big cash crop in a lot of places including a

well china has been making those geo political alliances it's in that process right now and he writes and it say's it's serious and is part of its long term strategic role and it's certainly very close to russia india fanatic terms and there that a large amount of interest is likely to become. in the united nations security council presence there we are seeing a delineation of the world as powers arise not was because i was always going to be friction as the true power. and i think that's what we say now it is really a changing of the world order and really the question is now how west respond in a way that can get some kind to the time when it wants in the future and how possibly at least try to in time china's rise and china's insistence on average ticket what type of political process they mean kingsbury great to get your thoughts thank you very much indeed for talking to al-jazeera thank you richard now at least 10 people have been killed in a shooting at a supermarket in the u.s. state of colorado police in boulder city say an injured suspect is now in custody one officer was amo

conservation and geo trains dogs to guard farm animals they can be very good at it and that means farmers have less reason to hunt and kill marauding wildlife so they don't judge species such as cheetah are also protected it looks like a win win situation. farmers in the west and was fun to have to be vigilant and cheetah could be lacking somewhere in the grass every year families like jeff and don't lose around 2 percent of their livestock to predators. or small haddon's who can telephone security fencing the figure is even higher. it was in seattle when was i was around 51. of course the kids are only a paranoid term if you know the dealer but it can kill serving it only one does kill. to protect their lives talk a many good hearted and shoot own poison pretty says but now some of them have started keeping dogs with their hands to keep the big cats the way. they found most people local mixed breed dog which is well suited to the hash environment. guarding good program is supported by the environmental going is nation cheater conservation stunna and rural living facility pony mondesir lo

notice and discussion to you in case there are any contractors or contracts or cost centers in the geo bonds that intersect with findings we're making or presentations we're making in the public integrity review. and i'll just pause there and see if mark wanted to comment on this. i think we're up to date. but, mark? >> yeah. i think you're all up to date as well, so just, very quickly, so we've completed our fourth public integrity assessment. the last one being we issued in january on the airport commission and citywide ethical standards over procurement. we're working on at least three additional ones that are in the pipeline. one being on the recology of rate-setting process, and other ethical requirements. and as peg mentioned, we will continue to flag, as necessary, should we bump into any nexus between those vendors and contractors that have been implemented in the various investigations, as well as the geo bond programs. and we're also alerting, obviously, as we're doing our expenditure audits, alerting the departments who are matching those to do the same so that we're all on

maybe not geo therapy but you do talk about genetic engineering.how does that fit into some ofit the environmental issues we have been discussing? >> genetic engineering has really taken a dramatic step forward in the last decade or so going to crisper which is a sort of sweep of techniques that allows scientists or even amateurs to do genetic editing much more cheaply and quickly than previously. one of the questions that i think is increasingly going to be in front of us is whether we want to find it acceptable to use gene editing to try to repair or reverse, i don't know exactly what verbs you want to use some of the damage we have done. so, for example, in the book i go to australia to talk to scientists who are working on a gene editing version of the cane toad and it's one of the species that was moved around the world and is native to south america and central america with a hope that it would help eat the insects that eat sugar cane which is a big cash crop including australia and it's unlikely it ever did the sugar crop any good but they h

shaheen and her colleagues work for parlay for the oceans a globally active and geo. ave the women are heading north. that is the most deepest consists of over 1000 small islands of which 200 are inhabited travel and transport are not easy here i'm still in the night a big thing to look at the ground and let me get the bird from their head every day and they're not there any else they look and. make their name the condé if they did. not they make a lot of this kind of thing they are not going to now bordering on that because if they say oh lord. they are the way. they play it safe. on call money do i land the headmaster greets them he introduces himself as this my people on the maldives prefer being on a 1st name basis. such a hanna is here to help residents on the island learn to manage their waste. the empty plastic activist receives a warm welcome and bouquets of plastic flowers if there is much to do. the 1st stop is the school. the maldives is an islamic country but girls and boys go to school together she begins her presentation it's a new topic for the children

the rain is how to deal with the devastating loss of their eldest son jack when he was just 13 now geo is far from the family home regular communication is crucial it is hard it is hard that we can be be there you know especially when we need to you know and you know but again it's. it's at least we have face time and we can we can talk and it's different than when i played we were writing letters to each other in the mail so you're a little bit closer to him and you can see how he's doing and his feeling in this family this is not just a football team father and son either danielle egan rayna turned out 6 times for the u.s. women's team and was always on hand to give her son sage advice. generations a game of course and she would help me with the game too if she was awfully more on a 1st you know taking care of her body side in the right stuff getting enough sleep and of course our school so she more or less should be locked up. one of the football simple joys is watching that she is with family but what's even better a son watching his father play in the bundesliga and vice versa. to

so let's go to us on capital reykjavik and bring in seismologist dr thor burg i was dr from iceland geo sir thanks for joining us what kind of threat level are we looking at here is anybody's life in danger. there in a moment what we're looking at is a very very explosive eruption and this is a fissure action so we. last evening and throughout the night we had some lava functioning. and we have some lava flowing you can maybe see in the pictures. but it's a very small eruption that it was a very long and experts are saying that this is happening in the best possible case me best possible place in the in the peninsula. regarding infrastructure and people so at the moment it works and it's a small nobody. in danger lucky. and the area of iceland where you are is you know better better than anyone is listed as one of the most seismology active areas in the world are you able to learn anything from what's going on now. yeah we're learning it by every hour. as you mentioned 800 years down the last question in this peninsula. this every option type is completely different to what you experien

and military power to advance your own interests in the world so why shouldn't we it's basically a geo political version of takes one to know one. looking at this confrontation really is any cooperation going to be possible in the future between the u.s. and china. i think a lot of this is negotiation on trying to showing has always shown that it likes to be a tough negotiator. we all thought an instance today with one or one of the canadians who's been detained the trial started you know in china no foreign diplomats were allowed there china sort of laying out a table that sort of say that we're we're going to stand our ground and we're feeling confident i think or there will be cooperation and maybe will be on things like global warming and they're definitely going to be looking for more cooperation on trade because they will need. to get rid of they want to remove some of the sanctions that have been imposed recently so i think that we will see cooperation but china is very keen to be a tough party in this negotiation. difficult and jessica thank you both very much. here's a reminde

but the fact is what we now need is vaccines on the ground we need vaccination and of course in the geo political standoff we see right now between democracies an autocracy as we've seen that the autocracies have taken the road to actually share and make available vaccines and that is going to be remembered by the poorest countries well perhaps it is then a good sign that the more than 20 world leaders plus the head of the world health organization of call for a new global treaty to deal with future pandemics are you hopeful that they will and managed to get one. well they definitely need to work hard to get one because if we're going to be confronted with the next pandemic and not better prepared not to lee in the whole range of general public health matters but in terms of showing in terms of sharing medication vaccines and diagnostics then with even more infectious agents we are going to lose out so i don't think there is any choice we need such a treaty and it's about time that global leaders recognize. ilona kickbush global health diplomacy expert thank you so much for sharing your

rishaad: geo seeks to consent -- cement its competitive edge.lso seen boosting the government. let's get more on what all this means not just for telecom in india but we will be joined by the indian transport reporter. how are these results looking for these operators and india? >> this is one of the largest operators in india. the rival party spent $2.6 billion. -- bharti airtel spent 2.6 billion dollars. it is not a surprise that jio spent the most. it is trying to transform reliance from an energy titan to a tech titan. they are trying to repair their balance sheets and losing market share after years of losing price wars. for the government, oxen will be a consistent source of revenue as they try to jumpstart the economy after the pandemic ind uced recession last year. given the pandemic and other stress the telecom sector is facing, the collections exceeded the government expectations. >> talk to us about how this auction sets the stage for a rollout in india. >> reliance geo and bharti are rolling out 5g networks in india. they are also bu

geo politics in focus. and china on high. taking a new twist with a sanctions turn. >>> did you think the latest stimulus plan was a lot of spending wait until you hear what the white house may be planning to drop now how about $3 trillion on bridges and renewable energy it is tuesday, march 23rd. this is "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc ♪ ♪ >>> welcome. welcome back it is 5:26 here on the east coast of the united states hope you are having a good start to your day. i'm brian sullivan good to be back with you we'll get to all that stuff we just talked about. as always, let's get a check on the markets and your money futures is not giving us an indication from the rally yesterday. dow futures are off 1114. the nasdaq futures in the green. tech stocks may hold up a little bit better than the rest of the market today, certainly that is what happened yesterday i know you can't pay attention every day all day long we do. nasdaq 100 is up 1.7% to start the week a very strong move for a lot of the technology name

you don't know if the fbi has scooped up geo data, or meta data, you say you are using the relevant authorities. what authorities are they? >> try to find sound of those cats of anybody on the right wanting to be careful about how you go after terror. be careful. i mean, come on. how could it be more ugly or obvious. trying to reign in the fbi from finding those who saw it, to kill them? our lawmakers and our former vice president? is the pull of power so strong that you don't even care what was going to be done to you? why are they so afraid of the truth. a key witness to the truth is here. the head of the house intel committee, lead impeachment manager at the trump first impeachment trial. congressman adam schiff. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. >> so, two things that i want your take on from today, when it was called domestic terror. does it mean to you in terms of this collective denial of seeing january 6th for what it was on the right? what motivates it? >> well, look, it's a continuation of the big lie that led to the insurrection, you had obviously the president, t

between the us and iran escalated into attacks on iraqi soil the protesters became a pawn in a deepening geo political conflict channels linked to iranian backed paramilitary groups accuse them of receiving american support to overthrow the iraqi state. i know i don't want to. kill the dots. here. i thought and wash with me shot on a new dog comes out in the sun on a motor that to the thought of martin it all i just want to come out and get when i do have. to do all kind of joke of joke a joke of this home on the elephant in a pathetic joke. a joke out of a mouthful. i'm. going to my beloved. good with a little a shelf in the. trying to. know what's on my. tongue. but didn't. come with. me if my. father and i am. on a monthly with a. minimum of it was the office. and had my love when the fun is. long enough. in an idea. and then. you know. when to go into. it. and. it's sort of born. with. it. so when you hear that how does that make you feel. conditioned then and. she does it have. to do layout of on this you know i. would look into. this she. didn't i was being there. and don't know me doi

and iran escalated into attacks on iraqi soil the protesters became a pawn in a deepening geo political conflict channels linked to iranian backed paramilitary groups accuse them of receiving american support to overthrow the iraqi state. i don't want to. hear. i thought and wash with me shot on a new dog comes out in the sun on a motor that the thought of martin it all i just wanted to come out and get when i do have. to do all kind of joke a joke a joke of let's home on the elephant in a pathetic joke. a joke i don't know much more than the i'm. going to my beloved. good little a delicious that i'm a. trying to. know what's on my. tongue no blood didn't. come with. me and my. father and i am clinical. with that was the office. and i had my loved one the most fun invention. in an idea. and then. you know. when to go into. a sort of born. with. it. when you hear that how does that make you feel put upon your. condition and then i'm. not i didn't do layout of on this you know i. would look into. it. and not i. didn't i was being there. and i don't know me doing this. as the months went o

. >> they're called geo fences.t a geo fence around where i live, i put a geo fence around the sheriff's department. >> reporter: protection he felt he needed after someone targeted law enforcement with those spikes on the road. >> if the vehicle or the gps monitor travels into those locations, you get an alert. >> reporter: in addition detective salm would routinely log in to check on the whereabouts of peter and paul's trucks. on the morning of thanksgiving day, more than four months after the bombing, salm turned on his computer to find the gps tracker on paul moore's truck. >> it had gone dead. we had no signal whatsoever. this is also the type of gps that you could call. you know, just like calling on a cell phone. and wake it up. because they go to sleep when they're not having. and where are you? well, we couldn't get a response from it. >> reporter: the device may have just died or been found, so salm got into his car with his partner, drove to paul's house to see if the truck was there. >> we got to his hou

blinken says managing the relationship with china is the biggest geo political challenge for the unitedentagon saying that china may be accelerating plans to overtake the united states world leadership role by 2050. the top commandner the pacific is calling for more american offensive intermediate range missiles in the region. >> if i'm the manager of a baseball team, i could have the best defenses in the world but if i can't score some runs, i can't win the game. >> china recently test fired wynn of their so-called carrier killer missiles. guam host thousands of fires including bombers and submarines. the pentagon may now deploy ground-based intermediate range missiles to the region. as for the administration's plans to confront china, secretary blinken says the united states will rely on alliances to confront china. the specifics on that are unclear. thanks. >> martha: thanks, rich. here now, former secretary state mike pompeo. thank you, secretary. good to see you as always. i want to start with this statement by admiral phillip davidson, which was stunning. he said basically he felt

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at my current rights and geo transit workers count 2 volunteers said they were also receiving more calls for help. many were related to salary issues. the singapore government had promised that all migrant workers would be paid during the lockdown to help make this happen it gave their employers a tax rebate. but not everyone received their full wages some of them said they've not been getting any money at all and what's happening others have been getting rather less than they expected or rather less than the salaries that had been contracted and they were wondering. what is this what does this represent is this my salary as possible is this what. it wasn't only workers in locks down dormitories and isolation facilities who indeed it supports the n.g.o.s soup kitchen so a steady stream of men each evening. some had suffered workplace injuries and were awaiting compensation others said they had been cheated by their employers many had paid agents hefty recruitment fees for their jobs but were now unable to work there were all these complications that made life very difficult for workers w

. >> he asked you about the geo location and metadata aspects of gathering related to -- gathering of metadata that is, related to your investigation of the january 6 riot. you said you weren't familiar with the specifics. can i just clarify your responses to him? >> jason, i put the side by side up here so everyone can understand that the ostensible inquiry whether it's about metadata or anything else, i don't have an issue with the question. that may be something to look at. maybe malcolm can educate us. i have an issue with the questioner acting like there is a mystery with what he did out there that day. your thoughts, jason? >> you know, it's funny, ari. when i saw josh hawley asking that question, it was the biggest asking for a friend senator thing i've ever seen. are you nervous, josh? are you nervous that maybe some of your text messages or sol of your staff people are out there? because let's be clear. have i been saying from the very beginning -- it's funny. i interviewed malcolm for my first post the word and we had this conversation. i've been saying all along, couldn't t

according to the in geo transparency somalia is the most corrupt country in the world. the billions promised by donor countries has sparked agreed further. or a field. near the airport a new fortified complex financed by the european union has been built to house its diplomats. we were banned from filming inside. its one of the biggest compounds in the whole of the city with a budget of $135000000.00. the tender went to the french firm which coordinated work carried out by some contractors the requirement was for a compound that could house 50 visitors but this has been built with a gym a clubhouse and even a surgical operating theater. to help when the contract wrapped he'd hired a lobbyist this man so real clever there was a general in the french army with contacts in brussels. our informer i'm sure i den farrow a former employee at ra pete who worked with clare tells us he suspects a lot of corruption went on. city. he was the company's consultant he gained a lot of experience in brussels and knew exactly how it worked over there. function he had a lot of contacts ye

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there isn't 50 it might seem like madness that lining up for a vaccine can mean picking sides in a geo political battle. but that is shaping up to be our new reality a battle for influence and even ideas about nothing less than how to run the world . i spoke about the idea of vaccine diplomacy with quarterly chad there was a hug area the european parliament for the reason you euro group she also sits on the parliaments of foreign affairs committee welcome to be w. hungary so far is the only a new country that's accepted china's a sign a farm foxy is richer all right to go to living this way. well. indeed administered many many doses of the chinese that seem viewed as the enemy a frugal but less the for a good so many under due to the fact scenes are. granted to hungry as is your concern about the use of the chinese vaccine purely on medical grounds or do you do favor the idea that china is using a vaccine as a sort of lever for influence around the world. while i think the the general population is is a generally concerned about the the whole situation about the unfolding of this new d

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