well let's thank all of guests gil hoffman.and gideon levy and thank you to you for saying you can see this and all of previous programs again any time by visiting a website out to sara they'll come and for further discussion as well facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story for me and wrong and the whole team head by stand up. and z's count 15. children. watch. t.v. and child did. you see. this. but the tourist terraces of the football ultras where club loyalty come in violent confrontations when i was young when there was a football match we were crying because the fans would go crazy but in indonesia one group of revolutionary supporters has taken a stand against male aggression with a carnival list display of peace and unity defines who make for poor old truism angels on al-jazeera. being comfortable in one's own skin is a birthright or at least it should be a black filmmaker raised by white parents in east berlin in th

well let's thank all of guests gil hoffman.and gideon levy and thank you too for saying you can see this and all a previous programs again any time by visiting a website called in for further discussion goes well facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me and wrong and the whole team head lice and. killing the debate. and. only. narrative the media will miss in true story no topic is off the table why in the world when we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing all of just historical truth into this story where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. halfway between tokyo and now she's a little girl was then relatively sleepy place not a lot of violent crime and so when 4 people get killed on one occasion in as bloody a massacre as this was in the trucks a lot of the board. the task force of eat police officers was

well let's thank all of our guests gil hoffman. and gideon levy and thank you to fortune you can see this and all our previous programs again any time by visiting our website dot com and for further discussion goes well facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me and wrong and the whole team here. in 1905 for young anti-apartheid activists were murdered by south african security forces if you gone to solve the problem by the movie the guy then you could keep 36 years on a family's quest for justice reveal systemic resistance to prosecution conflict for the rich and exposes the influence the former apartheid establishment still wielded in the new south africa my father died for this people in our investigation on al-jazeera. so she's mental disease because 50 percent of the deaths of children. that. much. less lack it's a bad childhood education that. she. used. to. try. to. cease. killing the debate c.v.s. action and amplif

let's bring in analyst gil lauria, d.a. davidson along with co-founder isaiah jackson who is also the author of "bitcoin and black america." isaiah, let me give this to you first, we got ourselves kind of a seminal moment here. two massive banks each taking a side which one's right, which one wins? >> well, goldman sachs taking a side, i just think it's a nonstarter. bitcoin has gone from $0 to 40,000 without them, and obviously, i don't want care what side they are. if they are partial to see here to yum, that is -- [inaudible] whoever has the most money has a stake in what the code does and how it changes. hsbc not liking bitcoin is a nonstarter as well. again, we didn't need banks to get to this point, and we don't need them now. goldman sachs, to me, is just good promotion because they did have an employee who moved over to coinbase, so this is just them changing the narrative at this point. liz: could argue everybody's a little behind on this, gil. i mean, maybe the answer lies in the price action when it comes to the

high we've seen acts of anti-semitism outside synagogues we've seen crowds chanting in cities like gil's in kiersten in bonn and dusseldorf israeli flags were burned in front of synagogues this is of course being condemned by people like the german foreign minister hiker must under merkel the german chancellor who all say acts like this have no place in german society many many thinks it's our jared reed in berlin. now for some other news making headlines around the world at this hour polls have opened in chile where voters are electing 155 delegates to draft a new constitution it will replace the one imposed decades ago or during pinochet's military dictatorship activists hope the new framework will include equality for women and environmental protections. 2 tornadoes have struck central and eastern china at least 10 people were killed and more than $300.00 injured winds of more than 100 kilometers per hour ripped through the city of wood on destroying homes and damaging construction sites. britain has sent public health officials and the army into 2 towns for door to door coronavirus t

israeli cities also broke out the the, all the the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the well, i spoke with gil hoffman, chief, political correspondent out the jerusalem post, he said the new coalition allies, despite their stock differences, are united by their desire to get rid of nathan jo, agree on iran. they agree on other security issues. they agree for the most part on the economy, the grand steps that need to be taken, national unity and continuing the success that it's rolled out in the wake of the over, within the israeli parliament. the one thing that you can get a majority for is to say that you don't want to serve any more after being israel longest serving leader. it unites that of wide spectrum that will be part of the government. but even if you have devised among them, they'll still have to give them united after 2 and a half years of miserable or elections proving einstein's theory of insanity of doing the same thing over and over and over and over again, expecting different results looking like next week monday or tuesday, we will finally get functioning. government is gail h

thank you so much for joining us, gil mercy on it. thank you very much. let's take a look at some of the other stories that making headlines. it is our us secretary state anthony blink and has how his 1st meeting with russian foreign minister. so gay, laugh rob speaking in iceland. i said that countries could find a way to work together despite that, if this is enough for us describe the talks as constructive incent, preparations for a possible meeting between the 2 countries. leaders. navigating from the u. s. has waived sanctions against german firm, overseen construction of russia, nor stream to pipeline, but says it will sanction russian ships and companies taking part no stream to bring russian gas directly to germany. and the u. s. t is it'll make, you will have to dependent on russian energy warnings and in place across the south . central united states after days of heavy rain storms have already caused flooding in texas and louisiana and cut power of thousands of households about whether spoken to continue through the weekend. european union lead

side show her and gil was my. when it's freshly have gone and i was. but mallard that i've gone on the terror of i'm doing well in terror now i can die as a job i thought. well let's talk about something positive what did you think when you learned that d.w. had strews in you for the freedom of speech award that's. when i. even me. i was. speechless because i wasn't expecting the. evidence in the mainstream and i never knew. where what scene well and once i do still. yes it's less. than very. yeah yeah a lot think a lot of people are excited for you as well nigerian investigative journalists and 2021 d w freedom of speech award winner to boree of war congratulations again much success moving forward and thank you for sharing your story and thanks for staying up with us tonight thank you. l.l. thanks for the recognition. police here in germany say they have shut down one of the world's biggest child sex abuse online platforms the platform was known as boys town and had more than 400000 members police say the online network was part of the darkness and h

also broke out the the all the the, the the let's go live now to gil hoffman, chief, political correspondent, up the jerusalem post. and i'm sure you're very busy with our title at the moment of fascinating time girl. and this new coalition isn't that don't deal year up. it has said there quote, plenty of obstacles. do you think it's going to work? absolutely. after 2 and a half years, a little israel for elections proving einstein's theory of insanity of doing the same thing over and over and over and over again and expecting different results. it's looking like next week, monday or tuesday we will finally get a functioning government. and thus, despite, isn't it parties in the coalition, we're speaking about helping entirely different agenda. it's the real political spectrum from left to right. what do you see is the key political conflicts that could arise between them? look, there don't need to be conflicts as long as people don't bring up controversial issues like the future of the order between israel and the palestinians. they agree on iran, they agree on other security issues. they a

okay, let me take you back to our top story, the political situation in israel, gil hoffman's chief, political correspondent at the juice and post. he's joining us by skype from west to islam. it's great to have with us and i was 0. thank you very much. you think now after the better statement is likely to be a tipping point for other parties to join the coalition. absolutely, we are finally after having for election in 2 years on our way to having a government in israel. it will be a government that will have the right wing, the left wing in the center, and the arab party governing together and trying to unify israel after having political cows for too long. there is a feeling to those of us watching that this coalitions, primary goal is to oust benjamin netanyahu. but because of the diversity of views that are going to be held within it, there are questions on there about how effective it's going to be when it comes to actually running israel. well, the goal of ousting that to be out could go on for years. you know, he's going to be the opposition leader and having an external enem

open anti semitism on the streets of gil's and kiersten wednesday's demonstration was not registered. sub 180 people marched from the train station to the city's synagogue video of the march when viral the central council of jews in germany shared it on twitter. writes chanting dirty jews has nothing to do with any criticism of the state of israel or its government. or this is just pure and he semitism. witnesses that the situation was dangerous police commission did not intervene only after 2 hours it was the mob dispersed. and. thank god the police were there so quick to protect the synagogue proofreader put it through the through there were not enough officers to detain the demonstrators and determine their identities and . 5 different we have the opportunity to examine the video and photo evidence in order to catch those who took part in the rally. one of the perpetrators has been identified state security is also investigating on friday a vigil protesting anti-semitism will be held in front of the synagogue. now for some of the other news making headlines around the world colombi

abby gil doolittle is here with the details -- abigail doolittle is here with the details.bigail: on the open, up about 1.7%, responding very well to a mainly solid quarter, then dipping slightly lower, now slightly higher. what investors are really honing in on, the missed sales slightly, but there was solid growth. gold on a year-over-year basis up about 2%. the real growth came from copper, up 159% on a year-over-year basis. but what you can see here, 80% of the overall revenue, copper just 11%. overall, solid growth for revenue. the other big story is, as you were mentioning, seven consecutive quarters of profit growth. right now, up 6.6%. investors really liking that. in this past quarter, they have managed it quite nicely. gold, 89% of their revenue profile. where's the big gainer? copper up 94% over the last year. alix: great set up. really appreciate it. joining us now is mark bristow, barrick gold president and ceo. it is always good to catch up with you, one of the best ceos out there in the gold community and really well known. spleen to me why gold is still unde

thank you so much for joining us, gil mercy on it. thank you very much. well, take a look at some other story making headlines at base our us secretary of state antony blinking has houses 1st meeting with russian foreign minister. so gay lab speaking in iceland, they said that countries could find ways to work together despite their differences that love to describe the talks as constructive and said preparations for possible meeting between the 2 countries. leaders would navigate from the u. s. has waived sanctions against the german firm, overseen construction rushes notes dream to pipeline, but says it will sanction russian ships and companies taking part no stream to will bring rush and gas direct me to germany. and the u. s. physics will that make europe to dependent on russian energy. germany called the move constructed, protest have taken place in denmark against the re, patrick smith, syrian refugees authorities recently revoked the residency. permit of more than 2 hundreds syrians, most of whom lived in denmark for years. earlier this year, the d

on 3rd avenue, milkshake and all that, and right outside mcdonald's is an amazon truck unloading a gil lion boxes. that is the worker tension you have. one of the going to pay up to $20 an hour? where are the workers for these jobs? jonathan: the unemployment insurance keeps on going if your governor allows it. some of the republican governors have stopped it. we will keep going until september. i wonder how long it is going to take to play out, or if this is just the beginning. if you have a one-off bonus, that is very different to getting a persistently higher wage. let's be clear about that. in the conversation with the federal reserve, things got more interesting this week. tom: things got a lot more interesting, and it comes down to the participation rate. we are nowhere near that, but how quickly do we get there? you're going to get there when you sit at a mcdonald's and look out the window at the amazon truck unloading. jonathan: coming up, julie norman. do you like how i am not biting? i just don't believe you. tom: abramowicz would bite. it's the one around the corner, across

gil, let me ask you a little bit about that then.n a single charge than was the case, i guess mercedes benz one coming out, 500 miles on a single charge, or a lot of tesla vehicles i guess the top line one that is well over 400 now on a single charge, that obviously changes things a bit if more go that route or we start seeing a lot further mileage on a single charge. how important is that to consumers? s. well it is important, but not everyone needs it for all vehicles. most of us are doing a commute, average american household is traveling four or five times a year, more than 150 miles from home, so we do need a car that will do it. we're not going to find a different car for the day we're doing this long trip, but it's not that important for our daily driving. for example, we're not expecting people to have two 500-mile range cars. one will be two or three hundred, the other one may be 500. the other thing that's really nice about having long range is you plug it in at home when you're going to sleep but you don't even need to do

from form are national press club president, gil cline, you were in moscow during the cuban missile crisis. democrat you think war was imminent in what were the signs you were seeing? >> guest: let me point out also i didn't quite complete my earlier thought. you asked me about getting into moscow. my brother, bernie, who has always been extremely influencal in my life, he scared me the n direction of theside of russia, the study of the russian lange and i did a great deal of work in the army when i was in the army, army intelligence and that gave me a clearance that allowed me then to work at the u.s. embassy in moscow. murrow offers me the job ask sends me -- his the one more than anything else who made it clear i was to go to moscow. and that was in may of 1960. cub ban missile crisis is october of of 62. by that times want as andensed moscow correspondent. i sort of felt i knew what's would the russians were trying to say to the americans as well as to their own people. and the question about whether i thought we would have war, yes, that possibility certainly ran through my mind, but

we have a viblg gil later at ci hall. we have to do everything we can to support the families at this horrible time. >> we heard the sheriff say that sheriff's office employees are related to some of the victims. i spoke to a city councilman who lost a long time friend that he has known since childhood. the it is striking how it is a personal tragedy for, of course, the families of the victims and so many more in your community. i mean, what do you do with this? >> well, we become desensitized to mass shootings in this country until they hit community. and here in san jose, we're a city of a million people, we have the lowest crime rates in the country among big cities. so this really is an epidemic which none of us are safe. we have to do more. to combat gun violence. congress needs to step up. i don't pretend any slaw going to stop mass shootings in the country. but we all need to do more starting with me and we're pushing forward with several more initiatives to reduce gun violence, to address some of the mental health

walking across the railyard moments after firing his first round on his way to another sec familyemected gilfficials and vta administrators all spoke about healing together as a community and never forgetting the victims. >> number four senate republicans are expected to block a bill creating a commission to investigate the pro-trump riot at the u. s. capital on january 6. the senate has reconvened after adjourning just before midnight our time. >> number five an abrupt change in the weather this week, moderate to high heat risk, elevated fire risk and the most dangerous temperatures will be in solano county from noon sunday to 8 pm tuesday. >> number six following your friday commute it's a hazy out there on the 80 freeway, it's pretty light out there with no major accidents knock on wood. >> and number seven, california is offering cash incentives to state residents who are vaccinated, the state is giving 10 people who have received a shot 1.5 $1.5 million. >> it's mine. >>> does sue have to give us some money if she wins? >> yes, i'll share it, what the heck. >> thank you sue. good to kno

. >>> tomorrow on cbs this morning , gil king sits down with michelle obama to talk with everything from help initiative to reaction to the derek chauvin verdicts and what she thinks needs to happen now. >> we know that while we are all breathing a sigh of relief over the verdict that there is still work to be done. >> i think we have to talk about it more and ask our fellow citizens to listen a bit more and to believe us and to know we don't want to be out there marching and all of those black lives matters kids they would rather not have to worry about this and they are taking to the streets because they have to and they are trying to have people understand that we are real folks and the fear that many have of so many of us is irrational and based on a history that is sad and dark and it is time for us to move beyond that. >> you can see the full interview with former first lady tomorrow on cbs this morning starting at 7:00 right here. >>> still to come, one of the big questions a lot of people have right now as the nation reopens. >> reporter: can the federal government mandate a vacc

spent the day talking to members of the different political parties here, and then he announced his gilent and analyst. what do you make of this? what are the chances of this? he what do you make of this? what are the chances of this?— what do you make of this? what are the chances of this? he would form a unity government _ the chances of this? he would form a unity government that _ the chances of this? he would form a unity government that would - the chances of this? he would form a unity government that would be - the chances of this? he would form a unity government that would be all i unity government that would be all encompassing of israeli society from right left together, proving that israel isn't as polarised as people have made it out to be, despite having four elections over the last two years. he having four elections over the last two ears. ., , ., ., , two years. he does have to bridge wide ideological _ two years. he does have to bridge wide ideological differences. - two years. he does have to bridge wide ideological differences. howl wide ideological differences. how

. >> gil scott heron, early influence award. >> yep. >> one of the greatest blues singers in american distinguished list. the 36th annual rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony will take place on october 30th. >> anybody in there that surprised you or anybody you thought -- >> todd rundgren is -- is an interesting choice -- ♪ it was late last night i was feeling ♪ >> i'm excited he's in. he did a lot of quirky stuff. >> he did. he did. >> that i really have always loved. quirs setimes ry good. >> aad o "cb actor kelvin harrison jr. and producer tanya lewis-lee about eir netflix film . >>> it's 8:25. governor is announced to announce a proposal to reimagine public schools and promote well being. it is part of the california come back plan. >>> a vote has changed the name of sir francis drake high school to archie williams high. the school district made the decision after months of controversy and debate. >>> at least one person is dead after a crash just after midnight on highway 680. chp said the crash is suspected to be a dui. the driver of the vehicle was reportedly taken to

. >> gil, thanks so much for joining us coinbase moving higher by one percent as they're off to a bigy. >> 30% of their volumes are in bitcoin and 21% and two of the biggest. the rest of the 40% does reflect some broader interest in cryptos and they don't have dogecoin which they said in the release they missed out on the competition. >> the big pullback of bduring the session. >>> we'll dive into that move with an analyst who is vy er bullish on the stock that's next. be more successful with payments, payroll, and banking. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo (♪ ♪) whether it's a technology first, (♪ ♪) a fashion first, (♪ ♪) a science first, (♪ ♪) or a first for us all (♪ ♪) whatever you hope to achieve for your business, cloud first helps you get to value...first (♪ ♪) let there be change accenture >>> airbnb ticking lower while

raÚl: carlos se comprometiÓ y habrÁ boda y juliÁn gil habla de los detalles de la boda, no de carlos,sencillo como decirme que pase a buscar a mati. me dijo que va a hacer lo que quiera para alejarme de la vida del niÑo y lo ha logrado, los seguirÁ logrando. el niÑo se estÁ criando sin el papÁ. carlos: mucho dolor siempre las palabras de juliÁn, te mando un saludo porque juliÁn tambiÉn me apoyÓ en esta misiÓn. francisca: en tu compromiso, que diga como juliÁn los ayudÓ? carlos: mi novia es actriz y estaba pensando quedarse en miami y le dije ayÚdame para ver cÓmo le puedo decir que aquÍ hay trabajo en miami para una actriz de hollywood como ella y me dio algunos consejos que funcionaron. raul: es actriz de hollywood. la familia de pablo empezó a usar gain flings y ahora su ropa huele mejor que nunca. no es esa la toalla del perro? bueno, mi toalla es su toalla. más aroma de gain más oxi boost y febreze, en cada gain fling. ¿piel opaca? ¡ilumínala! garnier brightening micellar water. ahora con vitamina c las micelas actúan como un imán. ¡con una pasada, limpia suavemente, desmaquilla e

bueno, lo que veo con esta decisiÓn que hay una luz verde, una luz, una esperanza para juliÁn gil y muchos