hello welcome to the stream i'm josh rushing sitting in for femi ok today today we're looking at the widening escalating tensions in israel and the palestinian territories and before we get to that i actually want to go to youtube here for a minute because we're relying on you tube if you're watching there see that box over there those comments we actually have a live producer in there waiting to get your comments to me so i can include him in the show now speaking of you tube video in sharing i want to start by showing you a video that went a bit borrow earlier this month of a settler talking to one of the families living in the alger are the shipyard neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem here check this out. you have called you know this is not you at house yes but if i go you don't go back with. me. but if you if you speak to yell at me you will not understanding my hair and if i don't dance a little no no no you know. is that how does the you know if your enemies are those she loves you. ok the woman there who says you are stealing my house and the seller says if i don't steal

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hey welcome to the show today welcome to the stream i'm josh rushing i'm sitting in for me ok and today we're talking about global vaccine inequality i'm going to show you a chart of my laptop to give you a real sense of the story here so do it pretty quickly you can look at north america this is for people who are the share of people who have received at least one dose a covert vaccine by may 10th so in north america you look about a 3rd of the population in europe a quarter of the population south america 13 percent and here's where our story's going to rest today and asia 4.6 percent and africa 1 point one percent now before we jump into it i want to show you another thing we're going to go to youtube check this out we're live on you tube at this moment and see that chad over there on there on the right we have a live producer waiting to get your comments to me so i can share in the show and in fact we'll start with one here's one from. day let me say it loud millions of people will die if you don't wave the patents so basically making the argument that the patents of the bottleneck

not off not met equipped or not to see this so they have to josh not going to the nearest town and you can only imagine how this massive rush for hospital events even in these small towns which mean actually the situation or even footage of the dogs is much worse than the heart beating in which is going to keep coming out of the city like dead getting. reporting from delhi thank you. and here is a look at some other developments in the corona virus pandemic singapore has tightened social distancing restrictions after a surge in infections it has banned dining at restaurants and limited public gatherings to 2 people authorities in china have ordered mass testing in 2 cities in the central province of on we after the detection of new local transmissions and for the 1st time since march germany has dipped below a key 7 day threshold of 100 cases per 100000 people or strictures can be relaxed if the incidence rate remains below that level. and while some parts of the world are opening up again as vaccinations increase that is not true everywhere of course in kenya for example the vaccine rollout has been slow hampered by a shor

rushing and having something symbolic which is unacceptable. >> what is the state of play? >> well, the state of play is that the negotiations are continuing. i'm working very closely with senator booker, senator scott, joshimer, pete stauper, brian fitzpatrick in the house. i do believe we will get there. it will take us a little longer. we needed more time. but we're all having discussions in good faith. >> what is the major point of opposition? >> well, everybody knows that holding officers accountable is one of the most important things we can do. because frankly, chris, we are tired of seeing video after video. and so qualified immunity, reducing the standard for prosecuting officers, raising the standard of policing in the united states, banning chokeholds, banning no-knocks, all of those are very important features. holding police accountable and definitely a contentious point. but we're still working it through. >> anything in there to insist with some kind of funding mechanism that police departments comply and have a uniform standard for reporting on -- just reporting. we're reading the other day about one of the states in play, only a fraction of the police departments in the entire state even

josh nasser for five minutes for an opening statement. >> thank you, chairman rush and members of the community for the opportunity to testify here today on behalf of the million members and retirees of the united autoworkers and the executive board. i want to start off by saying there's no organization that our members' fate is the directly tied to the success of the motor vehicle automobile industry in the united states. so this is an issue we're deeply engaged in. i think, first of all, from our standpoint, often it's set up we can have a choice tweej strong environmental standards or a good job. we think both are necessary here. when talking about what i mean by good jobs, we think absolutely we support the idea of there being massive federal investments to create the infrastructure for ev manufacturing and deployment but there has to be conditions. employers have to be held accountable for how they treat their workers and has to be part of the equation. we believe strongly that taxpayer money should be used to support u.s. jobs and u.s. manufacturing. we don't think this should b