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what kind of program was it that put them in that university in in the soviet capital?ogram that began two years ago in communist china and last year in the ussr to educate and train young ecuadorians, bolivians and peruvians and the rest in the ideas of communism and a variety of specially selected subjects. they trained here, sent back to their villages and towns, wait for the day to do the things that have to be done to stabilize any revolution. if and as castro's revolution goes well and with communist help, the next 19 chapters of the battle of america are written. the students trained there will have their chance to step into power in their countries, and there isn't much doubt about this. this will happen for very much the same reasons that cuban communists are moving into power in cuba now. you see, fidel castro could fight a revolution without people trained in economics and in finance, and in problems of transportation and communications. without training in running businesses and industries and agriculture, but castro could not stabilize his revolution withou

in in the baltic to trieste in the adriatic. an iron curtain has descended across the continent. behind that line thy all the capitals of the ancient states of central and eastern europe. warsaw berlin broad vienna budapest belgrade bucharest and sofia to all these payments as it is and population around them lie. in russia, i must call the soviet. and all our subjects in one form or another not only to soviet influence. but to a very high and in some cases increasing measure of control from from moscow. and attempted being made by the russians in berlin to build up a quasi. party in their throne of occupied, germany by showing special data to groups of left-wing german leader. at the end of the fighting last june the american and british armies withdrew westward in accordance with an earlier agreement to adapt at some points of 150 miles upon the front of nearly 409 in order to allow our russian allies to occupy this vast expansive territory, which the western democracies had conquered. if now the soviet union government tries by separate action. to build up a pro germany in the

i saw him in my earliest youth in the retreat in new jersey at the head of a small band, or rather, in its rear because he was always the enemy. it made an impression on me which time can never erase. so dignified and yet so modest and composed i have never seen in any other person. thank you. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight hampton sidney college professor matthew holbrook looks at depictions of slavery in hollywood films including "birth of a nation" to "gone with the wind" to "free state of jones." he argues that while recent films show the horrors of the slave trade and the resistance by enslaved people, the idea of the white savior is often still central to the narrative. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> next on american history tv, historian scott harris talks about james monroe's life. we hear about the fifth president's revolutionary war service, his work as a lawyer, his path to the presidency and the

and honors in history it in 1983 and his ema in history and -- >> in 1988. in january 2018, he was named executive director of the university of the mary washington museum, a position he currently holds, this followed six years of the director of the museum. prior to that, he was director of the newmarket battlefields and the director of the historical resources for the city of manassas, virginia. he's a peer review or for the assessment programs of the museums and an editorial adviser for white house history. and that journal of the white house historical association. he's published articles in the augusta bolton, civil war traveler, dictionary of virginia biography, white house history quarterly, and travel publications. on a personal note, i think there are a few things that are more gratifying the witness the success of our students. i'm particularly proud of the speaker as i can clean him as one of the very best that i ever taught during my long career. and so it is a very personal pleasure to work welcome, former student and good friend, scott harris.

gets in. already we've seen the prime minister the current prime minister resigning his post yesterday accepted by the incumbent president or are going president but asking him to stay on until one the situation our new government isn't. so much we'll check in with you late for the day to see what the president has to say in his 1st presidential address thank you a united nations report says than half of all women and girls in cameroon have been victims of some form of sexual violence rights groups warned. her arm while using rape as a weapon for cripples. jamie lee claris lives in maru in cameron's far north region where boko haram is stepping up its attacks but she says it was a neighbor who came to her home and raped her she was 12 at the time and the family found out she was pregnant the baby was taken away from her and jimmy was abandoned . my parents choose me out of the house i became a stain for them a source of shame and so close my eyes and hid in the forest according to the un more

marches also in germany against stricter rules brought in last week, including overnight curfews in someeople, the return to normality is taking too long. aruna iyengar, bbc news. an operation to put out one of the largest gorse fires in recent years in northern ireland is continuing into a third day. more than 100 firefighters have been trying to put out the flames in the mourne mountains since friday. our correspondent, catherine morrison, sent this report. halfway up slieve donard, the ground is still alight. flames fanned by a steady easterly wind spread quickly across a tinder—dry mountain. a ring of fire encircling the mountain could be seen from up to 20 miles away — a sight usually associated with the california mountainside, not county down. at one point, the fire came close to some properties. there was a great change in the wind and we seen it develop really quickly and we came down into the forest here, the ymca centre and one property just coming down in the road. we just knocked their doors. we just wanted to prepare them and get them ready, just in case. thankfully, with w

the future which revolves around a chemical attack either now or in the past or in the future in syria that obligation that the syrian government is under remains unaffected by this decision because syria remains a state party with fewer rights now but certainly all the same obligations that it had before and which it was not living up to in terms of the o.p.c. w how successful has this organization be in reading any chemical weapons from any state actors anywhere in the world. well i would say it has been very successful overall if you look at the global stockpiles that have been declared to the organization more than 98 percent have been destroyed under international verification that is verification by the organization and the remaining one point something percent are still to be destroyed and in one state party so it is very successful in that regard at the same time we also need to be very clear what the mandate of the organization is and what the limits are that it can of the activities that it can undertake on the basis of its mandate alexander keller the senior researcher of th

muslim immigration in france in a 3 part series. muslims affronts episode one on al-jazeera. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving tools supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and a vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the lab now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making a healthier world for you. to everyone. violence in the somali capital between supporters of the president and those who oppose the extension of his political tan. why maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program india's coronavirus emergency continues to escalate the u.s. in new and france pledge lifesaving support. grief and anger.

so he served in world war two in korea and in vietnam, he spent his career in the us army. just contextually, you know you had noted that tom depner. he was considered half jewish by the germans, but he was not actually a practicing jew and to put a broader context on this people who did not consider themselves jewish or act jewishly often were more palatable to certain americans or to certain american institutions to accept because there was widespread anti-semitism and even as you noted quotas limits on the number of jewish students who would be accepted at many institutions of higher learning here, so it wasn't always a possible route. yeah. there was a lot of coded language about someone who looked the right part to fit in with this or would fit in with the student life on campus. becky so far we have been talking only about college age students, but very young americans actually helped their peers abroad who were suffering tell us about a movement called the children's crusade for children. i find the children's crusade for children. absolutely fascinating. it was a pe

qatar in oman perhaps even in saudi arabia and perhaps even including iran in an effort to maybe bring down the tensions in the region but any effort to have that kind of regional dialogue that would include iran is obviously going to be very concerning to the israelis and that's going to be a very difficult bridge for the united states to walk on so they go all the ingredients of a political spy perhaps international diplomatic novel that will have to wait for the ending for hillary in the months and years to come for the moment thanks very much though for joining us again on al-jazeera thank you. want to be involved rebel groups has a timetable of 3 outposts near the time border in some of the heaviest fighting since the coup on february the 1st well this is all happening as the protest movement continues across the country scott has more details from bangkok in neighboring thailand. early morning gunfire echoes across a stretch of the sol when river along the border between me and maher in thailand this video from the thai side appears to show current national union fighters taking

swoops in.e decides he's going to bring the building back up to what it is. even though the building is officially called the clubhouse, most people call it canfield casino and even he refers to it as the casino. canfield is a lover of art starts to write back to the high victoria era -- high victorian era. there is a famous story where a visitor was at a racetrack during the day and lost somewhere around 350,000. he came here to complain, and they say that by the end of the night, he was down another 100,000. he asked canfield to raise the stakes, and by the morning, he was only down 150,000. so he said it was a pretty good day. to give you an idea of how outrageous was the money spent. diamond jim brady, one of the most colorful characters of the 19th century was a jovial guy very wealthy. he always wore diamond jewelry and his good friend purchased a diamond encrusted bicycle here in saratoga. these were the folks that would have been coming in. canfield still ran a successful business but it

muslim immigration in france in a 3 part series. muslims affronts episode one. on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera quick reminder of the top stories this hour the world health organization says 3 new covert 900 variants that are present in india may have contributed to this latest surge one of 300000 new cases have been reported there for the 6th consecutive day. chats the military transition council has sent in troops as protesters demand civilian rule at least 2 people have been killed in the unrest france has condemned the violence against protesters and human rights watch is accusing israel of crimes against humanity practicing apartheid and persecution against palestinians palestinian leaders of welcomed the reports while the israeli foreign ministry has dismissed the findings. one of me and most rebel groups is attacked a military outpost near the toy border and some of the heaviest fighting since the coup on february 1st this is happening as the protest movement continues across the country scott hyder has the details from bang

of muslim immigration in france in a 3 part series. muslims of france episode one. on al-jazeera. al jazeera. and. we're going to watch al-jazeera remind of our top stories this hour and israel's prime minister has promised an investigation after at least $45.00 people were killed in a stampede at a religious festival that happened in mount meron where up 220-0000 ultra-orthodox jews had gathered. several indian states say they've already run out of coronavirus jobs a day before the country starts its vaccination drive for all i don't about 18 new infections across india have reached a new high with 386000 cases reported in the past 24. russia has added it jailed criminy critic collection of on these organizations to a list that involved terrorism and extremism the anti corruption foundation has been banned in the country earlier at novell news lawyer was detained for supposedly disclosing classified information. 40 years after the 1st aids cases were reported the un is warning that hiv epidemic to getting worse in many developing coun

in 2018. you said you do not concede the process was proper and that, quote, they stole it from the voters of georgia. yes or no, today, do you still maintain that the 2018 georgia election was stolen? >> as i've always said i acknowledged at the very beginning that brian kemp won under the rules that were in place. what i object to are rules that permitted thousands of georgia voters to be denied their participation in this election and had their votes cast out. i will continue to disagree with the system until it is fixed. we have seen marked progress made, unfortunately it was undone in s.b.-202. i will continue to advocate for a system that permits every eligible georgian to cast their ballot. mr. cruz: i'm going to ask you to please answer the question i ask, yes or no, do you still maintain the 2018 election was stole snn that's your language. >> my full language was it was stole fn the voters of georgia. we do not know what they would have done because not every eligible georgian was pe

in the region. because. that's the thing that chad offered was debility i mean this is a a very volatile region 3 decades the west supported. his death could herald a new period of uncertainty to the troubled region. precarious situation there indeed want to talk more now about what's unfolding in chad with david smith he is the executive director of copy consulting and hide your son and on a stone and a radio that broadcasts from general in charge and northern nigeria he joins us from johannesburg where he happens to be at the a moment sir a very warm welcome we get we understand the situation right now in china is very precarious please outline for us what would happen if there was instability now in chive and what that would mean for the sahara region. thanks for having me on i should start by saying instability in chad is not something new it's been in stable for for many years decades in fact it's not the 1st time that rebels have come close to injure a man a to attempt to to unseat the late president d

the village but they are sleeping in the bunkers in there in the forest. health workers around the world say vaccines are our best bet to get out of the coronavirus pandemic but shortages and delays of her vaccination drives in many countries worldwide and africa the world health organization says more than a 1000000000 people are on the margins and have urged for an equal distribution of vaccine to stop future very variance from emerging bugs in asian is a lifesaving tool in the response to the pandemic and 100 days into the year and also more than $600000000.00 in those it's a little globally africa has that mean is that only 20 percent more than $1000000000.00 africans remain on the margins of business during march to end the pandemic african countries like ghana. have delivered is the difficult proportion of their vaccines within a short space of time and some of the success that include training was in advance simulation exercises. and communicating early with communities meanwhile the african union says it's dropped plans to buy astra zeneca shots fr

is room in the world on al-jazeera. the the in. an explosion at a hospital in baghdad at least 20 people. have been killed. along barbara sorry you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up the u.s. formally recognizes the mass killings of armenians more than a century ago as a genocide armenia's leader calls it a powerful step but the move is rejected by turkey myanmar's top general attends the asin summit where leaders them and then end to the crackdown and the return to democracy plus searchers recovered a brief from a missing indonesian submarine but hopes for finding the crew alive have faded. well we started the program with some breaking news out of iraq where medical sources have told al jazeera that at least 20 people have been killed in an explosion at a hospital in south eastern baghdad apparently many more than the 20 killed are actually injured at the facility was reportedly treating covais that 19 patients and there are reports that the blast was actually caused by an oxygen cylinder let me just recap wha

being in there too in your hole for in you is this. is always very certain i hope so yes i hope so. but if residents of occupied east jerusalem have a shared such i hope it's been fast evaporating what elections sorry i'm asking what elections are you talking about when you are excited about the prospect of taking no because i know that is that there isn't one now yeah i can expect that is that to tell you the truth. between going to elections as a palestinian to show that i'm not. with a state or with my people to go to the election of that i believe that it's a it's a mess it's a game for the on the political level that they might cancel it in 2006 elections did take place in occupied east jerusalem as in gaza and the west bank is right allowing the voting under last minute u.s. pressure now the palestinian authority has reportedly given israel a deadline of thursday to answer its demand for a similar guarantee and israeli official told us that so far israel has given no response and. without jerusalem and without the participation o

in the united states and in the u.k. he's a long term ally jordan shares a very long border with israel and so there might not be any change in status quo internationally this is really a domestic rift voting is underway bulgaria's general election prime minister boyko bought us all for seeking a full term with his centroid party corruption and managing the crowbars pandemic have been the main issues in the campaign garia has seen a recent surge in factions will be watched very closely but a smith is a correspondent for the bulgarian capital sofia joins us good morning i mean the campaigning is over the polling stations open for the vote so what are the polls to saying about the potential victor victor. so garza has been in power for pretty much since 2009 for most of the time since then but this election is taking place amidst one of the highest coded outbreaks in europe hospitals overflowing and one of the lowest vaccination rates the lowest vaccination rate in the european even at the moment is 3.6 percent of all guer

demand making the country the top producer in africa in 60 in the world.china takes the bulk of the exports. government plans to increase tobacco production to 300000000 grams and attain a fight $1000000000.00 industry by 2025 government is the the zopiclone seed that strong and principled you ready to put up with industry sporting show these demands it is in the city guide that government there that will stick with us in the industry you see it is really our defense team through the front of the 3 pronged. strategy back onto the van gundy josephus farm government's plans are motivated farmers like him to increase their tobacco hc change his crop is usually a to hit is but he may go up zimbabwe he's also expecting high yields from other crops juta the good rains received during the 2021 agricultural season. my next guest today is involved in several projects in zimbabwe that help small holders and poor rural communities to practice pema culture and to find out tentative to tobacco and when i shall we say is from the organic look for me he joins me now welc

in a big way.thinking what's happening in michigan now is a harborer of what's to come in the rest of the country very soon. that's one issue. the other is the united states are underperforming in terms of testing, so some of that variants may reflect a level of testing. for instance, in kansas, the level of testing is reported to be quite low so it might be far worse than we actually realize. then there's the question of band width. even if we supplied more vaccine to michigan, would they have the capacity to manage it and be able to vaccinate it. it may be the case. so there may be some wiggle room in terms of supplying extra vaccine, but the bottom line is the b.117 variant is just about everywhere now. we've got to vaccinate the country as much as possible. by the way, this was all predicted and predictable. the biden administration did respond. if you remember, rachel, back in january after the inauguration, they gave 100 million vaccinations in 100 days, and it was looking reasonable, but the

not only in georgia but all across the country to wake him to get in the fight and to help us in thefight because they are coming for you next. i mean would have been what. are they going after now would have been are they going to go after conviction and that's what he's worried about what sort of conventions what sort of sports because just lose in the all star game from the baseball's all star game officials say it looks like they'll lose $200000000.00 and tourist dollars and georgia don't forget relies heavily on hollywood they make a lot of their movies in georgia and obviously a lot of folks liberals in hollywood that they could start pulling productions that were scheduled to restart in georgia and so there's also conventions that's huge business in georgia if you start to see major corporations are already something is letters a b. hard for them to have any sort of large scale event in the state of georgia after this but the governor said in the message he's not backing down i want to point out he is going to be challenged about this in court because it does appear that many

in the world — of the highest number of cases in the world in any one day in any country— the world in any country —— we have in india. the world in any one day in any country -- we have in india. indeed. while those — country -- we have in india. indeed. while those numbers _ country -- we have in india. indeed. while those numbers are _ country -- we have in india. indeed. while those numbers are huge - country -- we have in india. indeed. while those numbers are huge and i while those numbers are huge and big, and india is a very populous country, but i want to know from you as a doctor, someone part of the health force, what is it like on a daily basis when people are angry and asking for help when you are not able to provide it? that and asking for help when you are not able to provide it?— able to provide it? that has created another problem _ able to provide it? that has created another problem because _ able to provide it? that has created another problem because they - able to provide it? that has created l another problem because they queue outside _ another problem because t

some elections are taking place in some states in india. as you can see, not even following the guidelines of social distance, another worry. in delhi, the situation is really grim. the two people to a bed in some of the hospitals, running out of beds in the capital city, and also out of oxygen as well as recommend december veer. this is something that the state leader has said, also crematoriums across the country. it's sad to see these visuals. there's so many bodies lying just waiting to be cremated. some family members not making it to pick up the ashes because they're scared of infection. extremely grim situation here in india. >> thanks for that report. >> thank you. >>> in myanmar, the violent crackdown by the military isn't the only danger facing its citizens. february's coup has stalled efforts to fight the coronavirus, putting the entire population at risk. ivan watson explains, that problem may not stop at myanmar's border. warning, part of his report contains graphic video. >> reporter: the crackdown after myanmar's military cou

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in his book. the book both begins an instant with the town graveyard where the question of what we owe to the past and where we will be varied. but the book explores these concepts of indebtedness and rudeness within the soil of my great grandpa is farm ten. looks to the past and considers its history, economy and culture and tries to trace the legacies of both blessing and brokenness in its path. then the book turns to another generation considers the farmers and tells people living there now, a larger cultural and political pressures urging them to either stick in place or to leave it behind. i think it's important to consider all of this because our society has such a long history of cultivating and promoting closeness. it was once called the united states two populations, the boomers and the stickers. argues our country has been populated, 24 and rebuilt repeatedly by these groups in their various guises. but even while the stickers have played an absolute vital part of our history, it often f

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you see in their eyes the same thing they see in your eyes.'re seeing someone that understands and feels and fears the same thing. ah wide range of emotions this morning. i had anxiety pit in my stomach because it could have went either way, so when the verdict did come out, i was trying tears of joy. but many say the long journey to justice for african americans killed by law enforcement has not reached its destination. the way this country has been, we know that it's just a matter of time before the next incident will happen. people pointed to the recent killings of dante, right and other black and latino males by police. they say what made the difference in this trial was the massive demonstrations last june immediately following the death of george floyd, it wasn't just black and brown people in the streets protesting this time. itwas everybody. one woman tells me when she heard the jury had reached a verdict in the show vin trial. she immediately called her family concern for their safety in the face of possible civil unrest. but you get

and it succeeded in stevens, in u.s. v. stevens, without the court asking how many groups out there would be interested in animal crush videos and how many would just follow the general chilling of reproach that was reflected in the statute, as opposed to wanting to continue to publicize those videos. you can know, as you sit where you sit, that, in fact, a substantial number of charities and many multiples of their donors are going to have the same interest that these petitioners do and suffer the same constitutional deprivation absent facial invalidation. and that's the same judgment that the court made in shelton, making that predictive judgment, as justice barrett put it, as to teachers, some of whom might have had associations with the pta and -- and other innocuous associations, but the court recognized that there would be an inherent chilling effect. what we have in our record vividly illustrates just how pernicious the chill can be, just how real the threat to donors is, but that's always been baked into this court'

the gas rich couple delgado province in the north of mozambique the attacks began in earnest back in 27 seen though it had been brewing for some time analysts say this is driven partly by ethnic tensions but also by high youth unemployment. armed groups linked to ice all want to establish their own states they've carried out regular attacks targeting civilians and of occupied turns and villages in the last 3 and a half years around 700000 people have been forced to flee the pomo attack which left dozens days was one of the worst since the conflict began remains in violence prompted french energy company total to temporarily suspend a multi-billion dollar projects near the time let's get more from for money for none to leave he's the chairman of media corp and joins us live by skype from so great to have you with us on the news our would you say the real problem is here in this region are we talking about an increase threats from an armed group or is this been a a longer running problem may go away say on the part of the government. oh do i would say to make sure of both is there is t

some disarray in the in the white house mostly upstairs in the cabinet room, but in other places in the house, you probably know they were they were vandals or or tourists or whatever. we want to call it coming in to the white house after the assassination. it was looted things disappeared at that time and we owe it to robert the fact that these papers were gathered up boxed and shipped out to illinois where they could be safeguarded. ultimately to make their way into the hands of the american people at the library of congress. and if you've used the online digital access to these papers, you know, what a tremendous resource they are. robert of always hope that he would use the papers to write his own book about his father, but he didn't have it in him. he never never was able to do that. he in fact he rarely spoke publicly about his father. but he did keep them away from other would-be authors. he denied access to scholars and others who would like to have used those papers. with one exception hit his father's personal secretaries at the white house john g. nicollet and john hay we

meanwhile in this square 19 year old in ways that castro embroider the names of her daughter in law and a friend she says she can deal with the sorrow but not with the anguish of watching nothing being done. and everybody's silent was president j. boss and out of scorns the virus the masks and the vaccine even the church which threw it up against a the day the ship is holding its tongue i'm feeling very anguished knowing i have nobody to turn to she decided to write a letter to the pope but while waiting for an answer to her prayers in luisa and her friends will continue using their needle and thread to keep alive the memory of brazil's 300000 dead monica inaccurate i'll just sirrah we are designer. so balsa naro facing possible criminal charges for his handling of the crisis let's get some analysis now with jaya lugo cando director of executive and graduate education at northwestern university in cars and good to have you with us so is this basically 1st of all a situation where we see the president the government changing its sort of nonchalant approach to the pandemic in the health c

and another year in prison for a british iranian aid worker now as an ins are caught in ratcliff she's found guilty of spreading propaganda after already serving a 5 year sentence. for a 6 day india is reporting more than 300000 cases of covert 19 the highest daily case rate in the world nearly 35000 people have died in the 2nd wave in april many of those deaths are because of critical shortages of oxygen hospital beds equipment and medicines and the situation in india is beyond heartbreaking doubly joy is doing everything we can. providing critically keep menton supplies including thousands of oxygen concentrator is prefabricated more by field hospitals and laboratory supplies the u.s. new carry nations to saudi arabia and turkey are sending emergency aid to india on the 1st batch of rushes but they very vaccine will reach india on saturday while school will also send 1000000 packs of them this of the antiviral drugs by the end of may and doctors in india fear the worst is yet to come elizabeth around them reports from new delhi india may be experiencing the world's worst outbreak of

in 1610. that process of annihilation, and that process of stealing from the indians that started in 1607 through 1610, that process continued from virginia all the way to the west coast. in other words, in 100 years after landing, 9 090% of the indigenous population of the people in virginia were gone. 300 years after landing, 90% of the indigenous population of this country was gone. imagine that. imagine what would happen today if 90% of a population of a nation was destroyed, was annihilated. we would be shouting from the roof tops. wasn't much shouting then, except for the shouting that came from the indians. but this that place where the british came, they eventually ended up at a place that is a place for leaders, for chiefs on the york river. not far from jamestown. but that was the place where pocahontas and john smith, the governor of the colony, and chief powatan came together and you know the fable, the fable being that pocahontas saved john smith's life, and therefore, the colony

hello we begin this news hour in india where at least 22 patients have died in a public hospital in the western state of maharashtra after their oxygen supply routes so the hospital had been treating coronavirus patients when an oxygen tank began leaking while it was being refilled. hospitals in india are facing acute oxygen shortages many patients in the capital new delhi only have enough to last an estimated 24 hours now india's health system is buckling that's as the country reports almost 300000 new cases and more than 2000 deaths in one day both numbers are records. are struggling to cope with demand as the death toll climbs the government is being accused of understating the number of fatal disease was withdrawn and will join us from new delhi as were saying hospitals were already facing a very serious situation and now this latest incident what happens elizabeth. hello daryn so what we're hearing is that this oxygen tank oxygen tank a switch supply the 700 bed code facility in the city of nashville in the worst affected state they were being refilled when a leak occurred authorit

in the. earlier prosecutors focused on the events leading up to that confrontation trying to add context to the moments before he was pinned to the ground store clerk christopher martin testified that floyd had handed him what he suspected was a counterfeit $20.00 bill which eventually led to the police being called. later when martin went outside and saw floyd pinned to the ground under chauvinists knee he was distraught. not. in cross-examination the defense focused on floyd's state of mind while he was in the store based on your observations of his behavior his speech patterns that's what caused you to form the impression he was under the influence. and jersey. indeed the day seeing floyd's arrest again and again as one by one the footage from each of the officers body camera was played in the courtroom this trial has shown that so many people who are witnesses to floyd's death are still suffering from trauma now trying to relive it and it's even affecting the jury at one point on wednesda

in the past week amidst in that in the more d. and health officials say the rise is because of the severe decline in appropriate actions like wearing masks and social distancing but despite that modi and many other politicians have been holding large rallies in the 5 states where regional elections are under way. guinea and it's only going to get up not believe is a holding public rallies to gonna support mama to ban a g m at shaw and the random o.t. holding rallies at different places but no one's paying attention to the spread of coronavirus and the desk caused by it. medical experts say such gatherings should not be allowed to take place we are in a bad shape secondly. if you're going to dig but. they are not equally bad they're extremely bad because my last line got one had just war games out where did our states like the british or be out there just by what bring your pride back to guatemala. as cases rise rapidly many states have also complained of vaccine shortages which the government denies the indian government is runnin

in u. nations saudi arabia and turkey are sending emergency aid to india and the 1st batch of russia's sputnik very vaccine will reach india on saturday moscow will also send 1000000 packs of that and disappeared antiviral drug by me and doctors in india fear the worst is yet to come elizabeth around them reports from new delhi. india may be experiencing the world's worst outbreak of cholera that 19 but millions of people still turned out to elect regional leaders in the state of west bengal on monday it's one of 5 states that has held elections in recent weeks despite the drastically rising number of infections that. hospitals across the country are facing a critical shortage of beds and oxygen the u.s. and u.k. have responded by sending life saving medical supplies to india we want to try them all the support because they're close friends increasingly important partners but also we need this kind of international collaboration if we're going to get through the pandemic we don't be safe un

certainly in our partners in the yukon a or. they continue with their operations short of open conflict. they are operating in the gray zone area. how are we adapting our forces to those capabilities and challenges to push back on russia and what they might be able to do in the future? >> thank you senator we are maximizing our focus to win in the competition phase. we are doing it through a deliberate fashion to improve our ability to see the environment with warnings and respond with solid command and control and that characterizes the readiness to conduct all domain operations that take into account the desired effect at the appropriate time and place of choosing to ensure we t can be most effective if that approach affords us the opportunity with many issues you just mentioned also with the defense strategy working diligently to increase our competitive edge of command and control mission command. >> with that delivered of approach you are working with our allied forces as well that we can lean on one another for strengths a

and embarrassing itself in the eyes of the world in terms of usual climate change we're in our blind is trying to reclaim us global leadership on this issue and that would be radical in some to beijing no doubt ok we must leave it there the clock has beaten us spend a scotch there in australia good to talk to ben many thanks. very much for it to be reviewed saudi state t.v. says has intercepted a ballistic missile and 2 explosive laden throws it claims they were launched by who the rebels towards close to the border with yemen the un says women have been subjected to sexual violence in ethiopia's northern region of the great the conflict began in november when ethiopian soldiers launched an offensive against the regional government the security council is due to hold a meeting on the conflict on thursday as our diplomatic editor james bays with more from the un. the current president of the un security council the ambassador of vietnam confirmed to me that the council have a meeting on to grow a it follows a discussion they have over lunch with the secretary general of the united nat

warm still event temps are above the average of course $41.00 in baghdad and in down in q 8 but it's probably down in yemen protect the sun a unit is things completely different the temperatures well below where it should be largely because of the persistence under stalled in the higher ground and the significant rain even on low ground i think we'll see some flooding down here and it's lasting for a couple of days is what we've got to sunday now in the still rain showing up well inland in yemen now everywhere else remains quite the temps come down a bit in baghdad there's a spreading of light show struck the iranian mountains otherwise sings just gradually return to what you might call seasonal normal we are watching the monsoon winds turn they always turn around the coast of africa voice starts take the rain up towards india and when the 1st signs is what's happening in tanzania at the moment the onshore breeze which is fairly she was available should produces rain in 10 states doing that is still a huge amount of it but it's doing it all the same more significantly just south of t

of $40000000000.00 in profit lot of companies also invade taxes through tax havens in switzerland in bermuda and the cayman islands and they benefit from tax loopholes and deductions for offshoring jobs and shift profits overseas it's not right. we're going to reform corporate taxes so they pay their fair share and help pay for the public investments their businesses will benefit from as well. $1000.00 we're going to reward work not just wealth we take the top tax bracket for the wealthiest one percent of americans those making over $400000.00 or more back up to where it was when george w. bush was president we started 39.6 percent that's where it was when george w. was president we're going to get rid of the loopholes allow americans to make more than a $1000000.00 a year and pay a lower tax rate on their capital gains in americans who receive a paycheck we're only going to affect $3.00 tenths of one percent of all americans by that action 3 tenths of one percent and they're actually going to crack down on millionaires and billionaires who cheat on their taxes it's estimated to be b

on the coast some fog. 43 degrees. 37 in santa rosa. 40 in napa. 15 in concord. wind is keeping mild. numbers will be in the 50s by 9:00. we will increase with cloud cover. it will be partly cloudy at times today. low 60s around the bay by noontime. we are already near 70 inland. if you are in the inland valley it's going to be a warm one from the mid to upper 70s. it could be around 70 around san ramon today. we will keep it breezy at the shoreline. >>> happening today a free vaccination pop-up opens in the east bay. they have been hosting vaccine clinics. today will will administer first shots of the modern vaccine at the baptist church in oakland. it starts at 9:30 this morning. second shots will be given out me eighth. to make an appointment go to united in-house oakland. >>> california will expand covid vaccination access to 16 and up. in most counties right now eligibility is limited to people 50 or older or those in certain health or employment categories. we are are of the vaccine team. speaking to health officials from three bay area counties moving ahea

in vermont in the summer of 1865. while the regiment endured a great deal throughout the conflict. they had been in a number of engagements fighting in the 19th army corps. carpenter believed that the defining moment for the eighth vermont infantry came in the autumn of 1864 during general philip sheridan's campaign in the shenandoah valley. the carpenter wrote in this book. i know for those who really air in the valley. this is kind of one of the the staple regimental histories. and if you're interested you can you can find this readily available online, but this is what carpenter explained. about what the 1864 shenandoah campaign meant to him? and his comrades in the eighth vermont against the entire backdrop of their military service from early 62 until the end of the conflict and he wrote. the jaden soldiers who rallied around his standard? from the plotting campaigns of louisiana where the vanquish battlefields of the atlantic slope. found in this new theater of action meaning the shenandoah valley the romance of

of slack in the system or resilience and in france as i know in germany you have more empty beds in your intensive care ward than we normally have we try to keep them full time which means you've got no knows their capacity and also we shouldn't spend so much on supply shades for manufacturing because if you have just one long chain and one link breaks that screws up a lot of manufacturing so i think we've learnt that it's more put have resilience than maximum efficiency. ok so perhaps rather best long term planners for things like pandemics even though actually they're quite likely what about for truly existential threats where here focused on that could be anything i gather from a more serious illness to an asteroid potential asteroid strike what's that mean for planning for those threats. of course you can't they're just extremes and i should say that limit astronomer i'm not kept awake at night by asteroids threats etc because they are small threats and no bigger now than they were of the dinosaurs they are rare but the threats that we do worry about are those which are caused b

the in. a comeback a look at the main stories now india has reported the world's highest daily toll. daily tally of infections for a 2nd day in a row with more than 332000 cases hospitals reporting shortages of beds oxygen and medicine. thousands of people have attended the funeral of chad's long suffering president interest debbi the french president emanuel mark or lead tributes today who died from injuries he sustained last weekend after rebels launched an offensive in the north of the country and hopes are fading fast for the $53.00 crewmembers of an indonesian navy submarine that went missing on wednesday oxygen supplies on board are now calculated to have run out. we want to turn to me and ma now the military genter is saying as issued arrest warrants for 26 members of the national unity government formed a week ago it's nominally led by un sung suchi he was ousted as the country's leader in that military coup in fact. and detained on several charges the unity government says it should

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