any other ralph nader we talked to green party co-founder and 2020 presidential candidate how he hawkins fighting for a $20.00 minimum wage and nuclear disarmament and with a vaccine for covert $1000.00 apparently over a year away we are the c.e.o. of a company at the forefront of the fight against the virus if big pharma as profit driven approach is obsolete when it comes to a global pandemic bus how are capitalists set to make a killing out of coronavirus over them or can we have a days going underground for us to morrissey's florida ohio illinois and arizona vote in u.s. presidential primaries but how much scope for change does saunders or biden really offer the people of the united states especially as the world faces a climate change emergency co-founder of the us green party and currently his body's front runner to be the green party presidential candidate in november how hawkins joins me now via skype from madison in wisconsin thank you so much ari for joining us before we even get to the presidential campaign your thoughts on the reported attempted suicide over with the leaks whi

we talk to green party co-founder and 2020 presidential candidate how he hawkins fighting for a $20.00 minimum wage and nuclear disarmament and with a vaccine for covert $1000.00 apparently over a year away we are the c.e.o. of a company at the forefront of the fight against the virus if big pharma as profit driven approach is obsolete when it comes to a global pandemic bus how are capitalists set to make a killing out of coronavirus over them or can we have a days going underground fast to morrissey's florida ohio illinois and arizona vote in u.s. presidential primaries but how much scope for change does saunders or biden really offer the people of the united states especially as the world faces a climate change emergency co-founder of the us green party and current these bodies front runner to be the green party presidential candidate in the how hawkins joins me now via skype from madison in wisconsin thank you so much how you for joining us before we even get to the presidential campaign your thoughts on the reported attempted suicide of wiki leaks whistleblower chelsea manning refu

john hawkins was one of these new entrepreneurs' for whom profit reigned supreme the english privateer was a pioneer in understanding that a fortune could be made by shipping black captives to the new world in the mid 16th century he convinced queen elizabeth the 1st to lend him a ship the jesus of lubec for the expedition hawkins conspicuously set the tone by choosing a trussed up black man on his emblem. i do confirm to your highness that i will bring home 40000 marks without any offense of the least let any of your highness's allies all friends. i will conduct this enterprise and turn it to the benefit of your whole realm with your highness's consent the voyage proposes to load negroes in guinea and sell them in the west indies in truck of those gold and emeralds that i will bring back in abundance. $1620.00 a century after sugar plantations were introduced in brazil the atlantic became the battle ground for the sugar war england the netherlands and france wants to break spain and portugal as had germany. in the caribbean the dutch took control of chorus out sent to our stations and

bishop hawkins, oh happy day. >> we actually had a sister lyneho and stephenson in concert this pastunday. >> this past sunday we were there and heard the thosing sermon for black history month amateur remind african-american people that out of everything that we have been through and the success we have experience, that god has kept us for a reason. that it is not just for us to rest on our laurels or live in a particular social economic classes. that we have been blessed to be a blessing to other people. and to bring another generation along with us. so reminding us that we were kept this far for a purpose and that is to expand god's kingdom. >> to have the speakers like you did was a great idea. >> for me, sometimes black history month can become pigeonholed. and we focus on the known superstars, martin luther king, rosa parks, fanny lou hamer, all the names we have heard before. but we were people before we were enslaved. and we have a rare opportunity to lift up what was that history. it is important to me to make the connection between africans and the continent. and we have me

any other ralph nader we talked to green party co-founder and 2020 presidential candidate how he hawkins' fighting for a $20.00 minimum wage and nuclear disarmament and with a vaccine for covert 1000 apparently over a year away we are the c.e.o. of a company at the forefront of the fight against the virus if big pharma is profit driven approach is obsolete when it comes to a global pandemic plus how are capitalists set to make a killing out of coronavirus over small can we have a disease going underground before us to morrow sees florida ohio illinois and there isn't a vote in u.s. presidential primaries but how much scope for change does saunders all biden really offer the people of the united states especially as the world faces a climate change emergency.

live from moscow to you thanks for joining us here in our international i'm daniel hawkins good to have you with us this hour. and we start with breaking news coming in afghan police say that at least 3 people have been killed 11 others wounded in an explosion at a football stadium in the eastern province of course no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but earlier on monday the taliban said it would resume operations against the country's security forces so if the president got he refused to commit fully to the terms of a peace deal between the united states and the islamist group. the reduction in violence has ended now and operations will continue as normal as per the us taliban agreement or mujahideen will not attack foreign forces but operations will continue against the kabul administration forces the deal stipulated that the government in kabul would release $5000.00 taliban members from prison in turn the group pledge the free $1000.00 government detainees but president garny has said that the swap must not be a precondition for interim peace talks under the accord us

i mean is quite extraordinary story well there's a lot for no a done deal hawkins is busy preparing all the latest updates though in the newsroom we'll bring them to you in just over 30 hope you'll join him at all season. why do we go to war because we view the key to economic growth as oil and energy we go to war is vice president cheney said for the oil that's why they invaded iraq for the oil that's why trump says the one thing we want syria we really don't want to go to war with russia we want to just control the oil. and the gas lines and the pipeline through afghanistan so the military is really an extension of controlling a world of energy and oil. i'm not sure if that's where we're going on the ground as u.k. e.u. trade talks begin today to determine a future while they do nation media continues to look away from the case of arbitrarily detained in the sunshine which may determine the end of free speech in britain coming up on the show deputy leader of the left in the german bundestag 7 document calls on labor leadership candidate gets accused of persecution of jews to see for h

live from moscow thanks so much for joining us tonight and i think that charles daniel hawkins welcome. it was start with breaking news this hour afghan police say at least 3 people have been killed and 11 others wounded in an explosion at a football stadium in the eastern province of course no one has claimed responsibility for the attack earlier on monday though the taliban said it would resume operations against the country's security forces that's after president garvey refused to commit fully to the terms of a peace deal between the united states and islamist groups. the reduction in violence has ended now and operations will continue as normal as part of the us taliban agreement or mujahedeen will not attack foreign forces but operations we can. when you against the car who ministration forces the agreements that created that the government in kabul would release 5000 taliban members from prison which in turn would release 1000 government detainees president ashraf ghani those said the swap couldn't be a prerequisite for peace talks under the deal the us also pledged to pull a 3r

that's a news break down for this hour and that's all for me as well today but we're not daniel hawkins will be taking over at about 30 minutes time thanks for tuning in wherever you may be. russia and turkey negotiate deescalation regarding what is next for syria also the coronavirus is a time to start rethinking the impact of globalization. dumb ass sure if that's where we're going underground i'm a dog able escalating chances.

alarmists and in the process has been dubbed the anti get over her controversial positions on things done hawkins spoke about why she decided to weigh in on the debate and what she's hoping to achieve. most people on the site of climate alarmism if you will label us the climate. denial and that is a term that i really dislike because it sounds like we don't really look into the science we don't do our research we just hate the planet we just wanted to strike this and we're just selfish and ignorant and that's not what we're about we're about being scientific skeptics and looking into more sensible yet ways to improve the environment and to be more in line with our values when it comes to interacting with nature and so yeah that's what climate realism is about it's about scientific skepticism and having more discussions in the scientific spirit was a german media outlet that started this thing in the 1st place and it was to. portray me as kind of this evil anti-christ on the left on the right and i really just like that but then i thought let's just have fun with it and let's just claim this label

international daniel hawkins with you tonight welcome to the program. and greece says it's prevented around $39000.00 asylum seekers from crossing into the e.u. from turkey the situation escalates that offer no longer on a deal on migration. oh a little bit of. america 7 0. i. always got that one to the greek territory has been arrested. and in my mind this is me go the way of entering one country. on thursday turkey announced the deployment of a 1000 additional police officers to the border to stop greece driving back the asylum seekers moderates a continuing to try and cross the spine tear gas being fired from both sides and athens using water kind of greece has said it will turn back all those attempting to cross illegally and has suspended a sot up locations for a month r.t. shot at the risk you drove along the border to see the impact the crisis is having . come further down south we still on the greek so i did the border with turkey where new town called ferries and i just want you to get a sense of the action that's happening all around us we're

international and daniel hawkins welcome to the program. hotel has collapsed in the south east of china with more than 30 people reportedly still trapped under the rubble emergency services working at the site say they've managed to rescue 43 people at the moment there's no information about any casualties according to local media the hotel was being used as a quarantine site for suspected coronavirus patients it's still not clear at this point what exactly led to the collapse. meanwhile the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide has exceeded 100000 the virus is not sparing politicians either with the leader of italy's ruling democratic party testing positive in iran the virus has claimed its 1st fatality among lawmakers with over 20 more and piece in fact that as well as the world health organization has warn it's still premature to predict when the outbreak will start to decline. we do not know years what the activity or the behavior of this why was will be in different climatic conditions and it's a false hope to say yes it will

international hawkins welcome to the program. or the number of new infections around the world the 100000 this friday with 3900 confirmed cases in just a single day several countries have also detected their 1st outbreaks as the corona virus continues to spread here in russia where 13 cases have been recorded so medical services are on high alert people arriving from the worst hit nations have been instructed to isolate for 2 weeks with fears of a pandemic growing shoppers worldwide are starting to panic buy as they rush to stock up on essential. stript there is a strain is prepare for a pandemic take a look at this we went out to take a look for ourselves yesterday and there wasn't a toilet roll in saw a member. being happening all over the country the great soil of paper pad it is in full cry swarming stores and clearing shelves of staple goods as coronavirus called want to straighten newspaper even left 8 of its pages blank suggesting its readers use the most old sign at the toilet paper with more of the supermarket onslaught

hello thanks for joining us and all of the international today i'm daniel hawkins wherever you are thanks for joining us program. at the used border agency frontex has announced it's the ploy the rapid intervention team to the border with turkey where thousands of desperate refugees have been gathering russel's also says it will be providing a 350000000 euro systems package to athens to help deal with the crisis the build up of displaced people began after turkey said on friday that it will no longer prevent asylum seekers from attempting to head to europe follow the dramatic surge in violence in syria's province greece has reacted angrily to the move is now turning away anyone attempting to enter the country illegally and has suspended asylum applications a decision the un refugee agency has said lacks any legal. charlotte do with the latest. european commission president to us lavon delaying rumors in the border towns between greece and turkey she took a military helicopter and was assessing the situation from above in the air now she announced in a press conference that the e.u. would

international life from moscow hawkins were you to begin from tonight's welcome to the program. a world oil stocks are taking a major hit following the failure of crude producing countries to agree to production cuts as the model for oil falls amid fears about the krona virus saudi arabia says it will increase output after a dispute with russia with more here's a little. quite a somber atmosphere here on wall street they are already calling it black monday we saw a 15 minute free on futures trading when the stock market opened big dramatic plunge on the stock market the biggest drop we've seen since the 2008 financial crisis and on top of all of that we've got an oil price drop 30 percent decline in the price of oil a plunge in the price of oil the biggest drop we've ever seen in oil cents in 1901 and at this point it being traced back essentially to the negotiations with opec saudi arabia has come forward and called for a decrease in oil production due to limited demand around the coronavirus well russia has come forward and said that this call for a reduction in oil production

essentially, the short version, hawkins dropped the ball not with the civil rights act or the 15th amendment. in other words, he was more concerned about that. >> in the right book, you wrote the following, if he went 20 or 30% of the black vote, he will take a major step towards reestablishing the unbreakable alliance black americans had with the republican party more than 70 years after the assassination of abraham lincoln. however, to do so, you must enter the division that existed between publicans and black americans since 1964. my question, how do you get there? >> first of all, publicans need to admit having once had the moral high ground, they lost it. as a precursor to talking about regaining the moral high ground on a range of issues including wife, school choice, jobs, wages going up, the performance on the economy, securing the border, defending the second amendment and criminal justice reform. the second thing that has to happen is at least three who will broadcast directly to black voters in temporary radio. the trump campaign has committed to doing so, i believe. finally, the

that's the news breakdown for this hour and that's all for me as well today but we're not daniel hawkins will be taking over and about 30 minutes time thanks for tuning in. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. max kaiser and stacy herbert dig into the burning questions of this election cycle one self big every week. tax student debt trade was corporate money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . good food descriptions sound up the tasing even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be as healthy as people believe and we have animals that have you know diabetes and arthritis they have auto immune disorders they've got allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to fairy simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about thei

international i'm daniel hawkins were you tuning in from today welcome to the program. the e.u. is the pulling additional security to border with turkey as masses of refugees make their way towards greece this comes after ankara following an intensification of the fighting in syria said it would no longer prevent people from attempting to enter europe and greece has reacted angrily to the turkish move it's now turning away anyone attempting to enter the country illegally and has suspended a side of up occasions that's a decision that the un refugee agency has said it lacks any legal basis the process has left thousands of refugees stranded at europe's borders others are searching for alternative routes into the e.u. including via the mediterranean short of the risky as the latest. well i'm here in the greek border town of cast in the areas where you can see the border crossing is essentially calm at the moment but we've been told by the authorities here that in the 24 hours up to 6 am more than 5000 illegal migrants try to cross the border they were stopped by the greek border c

and count these bodies front runner to be the green party presidential candidate in the vemma how hawkins joins me now via skype from madison in wisconsin thank you so much how you for joining us before we even get to the presidential campaign your thoughts on the reported attempted suicide of wiki leaks whistleblower chelsea manning refusing to testify against or for using to incriminate joining us on java wiki leaks currently here in london the un report to mil's meltzer has been on this show and edges that the us is currently engaged in psychological torture of jealousy manning you know. this is just real cruelty. she is guilty you mean a whistleblower releasing documents that expose war crimes by the united states you know that's why you know nish and her me she's been in jails 7 months now i believe they were refusing to start to the grand jury she already served so we use the prison for prison. sentence you know admire her courage. but she's being punished for exposing the war crimes you know that's a crime in itself she didn't find it they should never be there are in fairness bern

lenore hawkins. wow. here in the u.s. we'll watch all headlines as they come out.e headline from governor cuomo is one ever them. then we'll keep on top of washington with stimulus and everything else that has been happening there. plus the race in michigan and other states. so bernie sanders has been talking about taxes to pay for his policies, how much they would have to go up. we have new numbers to break down for you on that front. that and much more coming up. the dow still up today by 87 points. we'll be right back. re they're . come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! well, you've come to the right place. it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why... medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. only about 80% of your medical costs. this part is up to you... yeah, everyone's a little surprised to learn that one. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. that could help cut down on those out-o

lenore hawkins, tematica research, joins us from lake como. she is, continues to be in italy. i talked to her the other day and watching the market, i want to ask you about the situation on the ground there again. watching the market react here as it is today, seems like people in the united states are coming to a new realization. your perspective watching it over there going through what you've already been through? one of the tough things here for me, up until even a week 1/2 ago, people were acting like, it wasn't any big deal. we were all talking about it. you would hear it being chatted about but nobody was really taking action. today i live in a country where when i walk outside to go to get some food i get stopped by the police because they're making sure no one is moving about. the only people out there are the police and the army. everything is closed. every hotel is empty. every restaurant is shut down. every shop is closed. everything has come to a stop. connell: they got to that point, lenore, as you say later than most experts say they should have, they being the

. >> brown: at 15, he would join the rockabilly band of ronnie hawkins and begin toing all over north♪ a few years later, he was playing lead guitar as bob dylan went electric. >> he opened some doors that, we didn't know what was behind those doors before.y there was a wa could write about before.♪hat nobody wrote ♪ ♪ i pulled into nazareth...mo >> brown of all, robertson was lead guitarist and songwriter for one of rock's most important and beloved bands, called simply, "theer band"--tson, rick danko, richard manuel, garth hudson, all canadian; and levon helm the arkansas-born singer and drummer. with songs like"up on cripple creek" and "the weight," the band brought together disparate inuences to make something new. >> there is no band that emphasizes coming together and becoming greater than m of their parts. simply their name, the band, that was it. >> and when "music from big pink" came out, people said, "what is this? where did this come from? this doesn't fit in. this isn't what's happening." and we were like, "thank you, thank you!" >> brown: that's what you wanted to hear. >

professional track and field athlete competing in the heptathlon along with trading partners shari hawkins and george allen would michael of this year, especially is a you know the big dance is bail and they're all first time olympic hopefuls practicing 5 to 9 hours a day 6 days a week as a professional have toth we kind of give up your entire life just so that you can get better a little bit every day. but it's something that you love and it's absolutely worth it. but on monday a any member said what no athlete wanted to hear that if the coronavirus was still a threat in may they would be really heartbreaking. >>just because i mean this is a 10 year journey in the making but it does seem to even think about how her son says the cancellation would change the trajectory of her next 5 years you know i want to start a family after this year, but i mean for that one person had that maybe i was like repairing ties figure out like maybe out ran for another 4 years, but they all said the safety of the athletes and the world is paramount obviously i would much you know give up a dream i've been ch

seven consecutive top singles including "beautiful crazy" which he wrote about his girlfriend nicole hawkin. ♪ beautiful crazy she can't help but amaze me ♪ >> reporter: combs has been singing since he could practically talk. he grew up in asheville, north carolina, performing in vocal groups and playing football. he went on to appalachian state and taught himself to play guitar. >> i was working at a go-kart place. go to work, go home. i was sitting there, i have nothing to do. my mom was like, k.j. didn't learn to play guitar until he was 21. i'm like, i'm 21. if he can do it, i can do it. >> reporter: armed with his guitar he started playing open mic night and gigs around campus. eventually he dropped out of college, moved to nashville and began building his fan base through modern technology. ♪ she got the best of me ♪ ♪ she broke my heart >> i recorded three songs, put them out and i distributed them on this service calleune core. you put your songs out and they send you like a monthly statement. i remember sitting on my friend's couch and i was like, man, it would be cool to get that

who lives in the country has been placed in corn scene after returning from a sting trip nicholas hawkins in capitals a car where authorities have told the population not a panic. it's in this hospital right behind me that a french citizen infected with a covert 900 is being treated this is where a bottle of patients were being treated during the ball the outbreak now the doctors that are treating him say that he is in stable condition he was on holiday in france he lives in the car he was there with his family on a skiing trip and he took a flight from paris to the car just a few days ago now the health authorities are calling on the public all of those that were on that flight to make themselves known they're trying to trace all those that have been in contact with him don't know god bless those bottles the aim is to be transparent and keep information open so that we can prevent the virus from spreading along with this case in senegal there are patients infected with the coronavirus in algeria nigeria egypt and now tunisia the virus is quickly spreading in the world health organization

joining me right now is research chief macro strategist and cocktail investing co-author, lee nolenor hawkins gron italy. tell us what you're seeing on the ground in italy. >> things are getting really frightening. there was a picture going on, featured in one of the local newspapers, that had a cara van of military trucks that were filled with a seemingly endless line of trucks that were literally filled with bodies of people who have died from this. they're trans morting them out of -- tran transporting them out because they cannot handles the burials or cremations of all these bodies. the world has never seen anything like this. there's talk of potentially putting us in a more severe lockdown where people aren't allowed outside to go take a walk or go for a jog. maria: why have the numbers worsened so much? was there no lockdown initially? i know that there has over the last couple of years been real coordination between china and italy in terms of businesses, there was a lot of traffic and travel back and forth. so i understand why italy was so vulnerable to this virus which originated in