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and in hun blood studies, they are linkedo dna dama and cell mutations. federal agencies like the environmental protection agency are really supposed to be, um, managing these insecticides in a way that causes minimal harm to humans and other animals. >> starting in the 1990s, agency scientists were raising red flags about the mobility, the persistence, the toxicity of these neonic products, including the effects on pollinators and other wildlife. >> epa documents show agency scientists knew imidacloprid is highly toxic to songbirds, aquatic invertebrates, and honeybees as early as 1993. yet epa allowed imidacloprid on the u.s. market a year later. after decades of exposure, the cosequences a scientists once warned about are now confirmed by the task force on systemic pesticides. >> anunfortunately, these chemicals are often, and i would say most of e time, released before there is adequate information to show whether they are harmful the environment. i think neonicotinoids are a prime example of that. >> epa assesses risk posed by pesticides prior to the

. >> the caused the scale of the suffering is too much for the hun mind to grasp.eds of died in this meanness of hally on the edge of mexico city. --hundreds have died in this meanness -- municipalityh of mexico city. . >> he was every thing for me. he was my partner. he was my support. >> overwhelmed hospitals -- and people left to die at home. that is why experts say mexico's virus death toll is far higher than earlier figures pizza by -- survivors points to people's irresponsible behavior. >> we have to be conscientious and take care of ourselves because if we do not doubt for selves, this virus will not go away. we don't know when it will end. >> another survivor. mexico's president obrado. he was diagnosed with the virus in january. he compared the effects it had on him to a hurricane tearing through his body. now he has recovered and he is optimistic his government can heal mexico, too. >> the second wave is receding. and we don't want to see another rise. we want to see it disappear. >> but the president's own officials have worn mexican doctors to prepare f

along with sugar ray leonard thomas hit the huns and roberto duran the american was the undisputed champion for 7 years until he lost the lead in 187 i was wife says that he died unexpectedly at the home in new hampshire. it is good to have you with us hello adrian for going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera at least 4 more protesters have been killed during demonstrations in the. earlier the acting lead us to civilian government urge supporters to stay on the streets and keep up pressure on the joint 30 chang reports now from bangkok in neighboring thailand.

is happening to the weaker community in china is in fact genocide while ivory coast's prime minister hun that has ties marking the 2nd time with any yet one of the nation's leaders has died in office due to illness. was seen as a possible successor to president alassane ouattara he was trying to france for medical treatment last month and then to germany an address has more from the sun. he died of advanced case of cancer and this is a man who is seen by many here in ivory coast as a possible successor he's been groomed going by his profile is that the minister of defense the prime minister as well as minister of interior it tells you how much trusted he is. by a loss of what and what the future had in store for him before this now this is this 2nd. loss and what a success a possible successor who has died in the last 8 months he inherited the position from. who died 8 months ago and was seen as a possible successor to us and what i what i gave the reason for his contesting the presidential elections last last year as because he lost somebody you could have trusted to handle the job and

the huns and businesses destroyed in this disaster will come at the highest cost for it but here aremore headlines now from around the world in bangladesh investigators are looking into what caused a massive fire that swept through aber hinge a refugee camp the u.n. says at least 15 people died and more than 560 were injured tens of thousands have been left homeless nearly a 1000000 refugees live in camps in the region the republic of congo's veteran president has been reelected with more than 88 percent of the vote dennis sussman gesso has been in power for more than 36 years the vote was boycotted by the main opposition and further overshadowed by the death of his only major rival from 19 u.s. president joe biden has called for a ban on assault weapons and tighter gun control measures after the shooting at a supermarket in the u.s. state of colorado 10 people including a police officer were killed in the attack in the city of boulder and injured suspects has been detained. in the u.s. the jury has been selected for the george floyd murder trial floyd's death at the hands of a polic

he fired the country's top general who spout mass rallies from both supporters and opponents of the hun minister and later the president stepped in to overrule the p.m.'s order to fire the armed forces chief of staff he spoke to global relations on this market gas at about washing and political future. but what's going on here is that after the defeats in the government kind of back. is looking for a strong leader and russia can only look strong if he stays in power otherwise sees . me as a lame duck who's weak unable to control the situation so telling in power until the elections is key to his chance of actually winning them i think there is the population is probably a little bit divided between the car pragmatists who feel that he could have done much better against the as bijani forces and those who feel that he's generally cost that territory to armenia because of perhaps he is pro washington or insulation because all he's watch essentially turkish drones are destroyed the armenians defenses even they're going to cut back but those same turkish drones will be shot down extremely s

to make it that all these companies can manufacture or components that are needed to distribute the huns of -- hundreds of millions of vaccine doses expected in the u.s. through the end of july. the johnson & johnson through the end of june. all the vaccine manufacturing contracts have what is known as a dpa rating that allows them to get priority access to raw materials, equipment, supplies they need so they can fulfill contractual obligations for the u.s. government to produce what they are obligated to do. >> here's a perspective from the pfizer chief business officer. he appeared at the house oversight committee and talked about the supply chain. he talked about the use of the defense production act. >> has the dpa been helpful in your efforts to expand manufacturing capacity, and are there additional ways it could aid in scaling up that production? >> thank you for the question. we are in close collaboration with the federal government and some of the recent orders that were released were helpful in ensuring that certain raw materials that initially were constrained in the productio

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senator joe man sh hun had was arguing for what workers got what kind of tax relief based on how much unemployment help they get. and you know, maybe you are working part of the year and not part of the year, how does it deal with taxing. who is getting advantaged and disadvantaged and that's what it was about. and he said that we have reefrped a compromise that enables the economy to rebound quickly and protect those receiving unemployment benefits from being hit with an unexpected tax bill next year. those making less than $150,000, and receiving unemployment, because you don't work the full year. you are out of work, you get unemployment, and you get work again and then make money, how do they get taxed. those people will be eligible for a $10,200 tax break. his concern were that people that worked would be disadvantaged compared to people who just were unemployed. unemployment benefits will be extended through the end of august. i'm worried what we are seeing here, with that pocket of people who are center left in the senate, is a window in to divisions among democrats that may ma

it's like finding out atilla the hun was actually attila hunningberg, substitute teacher. chansley gave an interview from jail to the new news program "60 minutes+," on america's beloved streaming service: "paramount+." hey, everybody, it's plussy! paramount plus mascot hey, plussy! why doesn't he talk, oh, i forgot, for budget tear reasons they cut out his l arynx. good-bye, plussy, good-bye. the shaman had a unique take on his actions during the capitol insurrection. >> my actions on january 6? how would i describe them? well, i sang a song, and that's a part of shamanism. it's about creating positive vibrations in a sacred chamber. i also stopped people in stealing and vandalizing that secret space, the senate, okay, i actually stopped somebody from stealing muffins out of the break room. >> stephen: oh, thank god, he saved congress' muffins. reminded me of the dramatic second verse of the star spangled banner, gave proof through the fight that the bran was still there oh say does that crumb spangled snack tray yet stay with the little debbie's cakes and the chips frito

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the 1st time in germany since last autumn albeit in a limited capacity it happened and 3rd tier club huns owe all stock of the 700 fans present had to take rapid coronavirus tests before they were allowed to enter the stadium and once inside they were supposed to social distance and also be strict about wearing their masks all stalker road of the small way the fans to win the match over how to share. tokyo's trouble to limp and paralympic games have suffered yet another setback with the announcement that international fans will not be able to attend due to coronavirus concerns the summer games were due to take place last year bond were postponed due to the pandemic and now only japan based ticket holders can attend making tokyo with the 1st games ever without international fans. chios decision to exclude international fans was expected but came with a shock the city's governor looked askance as an earthquake struck during the olympic organizers meeting they are now hoping to minimize the impact of covert 19 . and then it is surely disappointing but given the coronavirus situation and in o

they do it against me t and my family every sip day yet, you know, all of these things things that hunster does no one says single thing because they're all in pocket of the democratic party andnd frankly t is disgusting. maria:in eric it is good to have you today i wanted to talk to you more about your father eetione plans and whether or not you would like to see wife in the senate. we'll do that next time america trump great to have you this morning. thanks so much for spending the time with us. we'll see you soon coming up christianou walker here on the dangers of critical race theory how they're fighting back. stay with us. [announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your life in boxing or any other business, but one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you're down. and there's nothing down there with you but the choice that will define you. do you stay down? or. do you find, somewhere deep inside of you, the resilience to get up. ♪♪ [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard is

let's say you're an individual investor and made huns of multiple percent you may not want to realize well. the other part of technology, the docusign, pelotons, zooms, i think there's risk, real risk in those, doordash, airbnb. to me those market capitalizations cannot be justified. maybe you do want to just suck it up and realize your capital gains in those because there is loss ahead, an actual loss ahead in that part of technology >> yeah, i think there were a lot of -- a lot of surprise after airbnb earnings actually came in higher than expected following that huge stellar debut on wall street where do you stoond a name like tesla, one of the big losers on the nasdaq last week do you think that was a stock that ran up too fast or did it have to do with the big drop in bitcoin we saw last week we know tesla now has bitcoin on its balance sheet. >> what ran tesla up last year was so -- i don't know what to call it. like smoke and mirrors or so fictional. tesla ran up because of enthusiasm in an unhealthy way there's no way to justify that market capitalization. i don't even want to

they do it against me t and my family every sip day yet, you know, all of these things things that hunsl of the hunter does no one says single thing because they're all in pocket of the democratic party andnd frankly t is disgusting. maria:in eric it is good to have you today i wanted to talk to you more about your father eetione plans and whether or not you would like to see wife in the senate. we'll do that next time america trump great to have you this morning. thanks so much for spending the time with us. we'll see you soon coming up christianou walker here on the dangers of critical race theory how they're fighting back. stay with us. br 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. so you're a small business, the world's first six-function mu or a big one.e. you

right here in alameda county, for example, the huns riser case quite a number of years ago when he killed his wife. they couldn't find the body. they got a conviction and then riser finally gave up and said, all right, i get it after he was convicted and said, give me a second instead of a first i'll tell you where she was buried. so what the prosecution wants to do, and they're certainly standing behind the investigators. they are saying, find that body for us, so there won't be some juror number of jurors saying, how can we be sure that she's dead? what if we're making a mistake? you want that question pushed aside so the police are looking for the body? certainly and then they're looking for more evidence for edna evidence or some sort of other significant evidence that would prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he's guilty of this crime. now they're playing it close to the vest, and i can't another thing i'll do alex. they will watch florence and his family to see if they react to this. are they going to go if they in fact buried the body or disposed of the body? are they going to rea

africans of say did bill resisted taking the vaccine and our look at investigated the invest of the huns but also did another study where they put that few got to one that so that is quite quite a huge number and obviously this is not a small group of people at the corner of their budgets across christian across the religions are cross tradition quite a number of people in a lot of corners here saying they're not prepared to take the vaccine as yet to so in your report somebody from a nursing union spoke what's the government going to do about frontline with his who potentially refused to be vaccinated. kind of the government does just say to know one is going to be forced to be vaccinated and that poses a big problem because if those that are supposed to be vaccinating people are saying we are not going to go there because like the indaba necessary and advising it's a venting 1000 members to say they should not take the vaccine because the government is not clear so the government has a big problem but what we know now is that. they are trainings that are being made and there are moves

people carry candles and flowers and mourned the 10 lives that , huns paid their respects to officer eric tally was tfter responding. the calls of shots fired police and fire personnel line the roads as telly's body was taken to a funeral home. the fact that officer tally went in, and he gave his life to save others. there's really nothing else you can do besides stand here and salute him, authorities saying investigation into monday's shooting will take some time. it was the second mass shooting in the u. s and less than a week, prompting new calls for gun control legislation. we need help from the federal government. we should teach. people, responsible gun ownership and the ability to carry a firearm with them. in boulder, colorado, jeff paul ktvu fox two news, a survivor from the shooting rampage in atlanta, says that a masseuse sacrificed her life to save his. marcus line was getting a neck massage. when, two minutes into the appointment. he says he heard gunfire. he got off the table to see what was the door to see what was happening. lione i go behind the bed, that's when i he

the 18th and 19th centuries and one of the things that i talked a lot about because i was reading or hun humbuk. so people are familiar with my name is red. this very famous novel and they were talking about the strain on the eyes of illustrators prior to artificial light and i think it's interesting to think about the ways that artists. engage in this activity and then their body has to cooperate. and in that case it stopped cooperating and so his mind. was going just like always but his arm and his hand just wouldn't do it. i feel so curiosity. how old was he? he wasn't even 60. oh, oh. but you look at the quality of the work in in the amount of the work and you can see how he just warm himself out. oh, yeah during the height of the tweed campaign in 1876 during the height of the controversy over rutherford b hayes. he was i mean, he was drawing five cartoons six cartoons a week all of them this thing. so i see gavin. i think they're all incredibly detailed. and yes. yes. incredibly detailed. so again, it's time for questions. questions. yeah, it might be good to take some although it

you know as well as i do, you cover it, you have serious -- it's not like somebody sitting in a hand hun table in guatemala or somewhere in mexico or in guadalupe saying, i got a great idea, let's sell everything we have, give it to a coyote, have him take our kids across the border into a desert where they don't speak the language, won't that be fun? let's go. that's not how it happens.langu? let's go. that's not how it happens. people don't want to leave. when my great-grandfather got in a coffin ship in the irish sea, expectation was he going to live long enough on that ship to get to the united states of america. but they left because of what the brits had been doing. they were in real, real trouble. they didn't want to leave. but they had no choice. so, you've got -- we can't -- i can't guarantee we're going to solve everything. but i can guarantee we can make everything better. we can make it better. we can change the lives of so many people, and the other thing i want to point out to you, and i hope you point out, i realize it's much more heart wrenching and it is, to deal with a

instead this is what you see when you see the letters h & m it's a joke sayingthat h & m stands for hun mae which translates in chinese as beautiful. it's beautiful for stock prices of foreign companies to fall if they don't have the right stance from beijing's perspective on xinjiang this is what more than a dozen fi firms are facing many brands, many american, are bearing the brunt of this outrage. they are really being criticized by the public here for saying that they're even concerned about the possible use of forced labor in the production of xinjiang cotton. the government has been highly criticized and accused of using muslim minorities and forcing them to work in the production of this cotton right now i think what would probably be seen as positive news is that not all of the h & m stores have been shut down in fact most of them are still open and nike stores as well as the other brands, all of their stores are open and those products are available online. so it's seen more as a warning shot to the west it's not yet a full-blown war as of now. >> andy, i wanted to ask a comple

if you want to act like this is a democracy instead of a place of tyranny, in the huns to touche and.people die a year from car accidents yet we do nothing. 780,000 people die from heart disease and nothing is done. we need to save everything something, why are those taking secondhand the echo. host: one of our first callers brought up that you have to carry insurance to drive an automobile and you should have to carry insurance for a firearm. caller: no. what does insurance do? it doesn't create people dying in car accident. if you want to take away guns, take away cars. we will and 40,000 people dying in cars. host: last caller on this segment of the washington journal. on a more to talk about. up next we will be joined by the cofounder of the digital advocacy company rent and to discuss federal efforts to regulate intech and later former deputy u.s. ambassador to afghanistan earl anthony wayne will join us to discuss the looming troop withdrawal deadline in the future of u.s. involvement in afghanistan. stick around, we will be back. ♪ >> american history tv on c-span3, explore and

to make it that all these companies can manufacture or components that are needed to distribute the hunsundreds of millions of vaccine doses expected in the u.s. through the end of july. the johnson & johnson through the end of june. all the vaccine manufacturing contracts have what is known as a dpa rating that allows them to get priority access to raw materials, equipment, supplies they need so they can fulfill contractual obligations for the u.s. government to produce what they are obligated to do. >> here's a perspective from the pfizer chief business officer. he appeared at the house oversight committee and talked about the supply chain. he talked about the use of the defense production act. >> has the dpa been helpful in your efforts to expand manufacturing capacity, and are there additional ways it could aid in scaling up that production? >> thank you for the question. we are in close collaboration with the federal government and some of the recent orders that were released were helpful in ensuring that certain raw materials that initially were constrained in the production of our

california to florida, in response to policies in response to shutdowns, when we see people migrant from hunre rance to texas from nicaragua to california we sea world world consequences of your policies. in essence at some point the debate is over. the evidence is in. the actions have spoken louder than the words. when it comes to economies in these united states and when it comes to our southern border, the evidence is in. action has spoken. steve: and do you know what? when it comes to the covid vaccine, i heard over the weekend somebody who had been part of the operation warp speed said joe biden when he came in he said we didn't have a plan. 90% of the system right now in place was instituted by the trump administration. the best news we have heard in the week or two when two vaccinated people are in the same room they can take off their mask. they don't have to worry. which is another great reason why everybody should get the shots when they are available. rachel: will, your governor, governor greg abbott is going to be come up 8:35 eastern. we are looking forward to what he has to say

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