when monica klein is at home in birmingham preparing her design management classes for the university she likes to wear sweatpants and a hoodie or actually she might put on a casual dress for a video conference. to see if the does the dress or the suit you know it's not so comfortable so. it's more comfortable and maybe the better look i look at a bit lazy to pull you know the proper the proper clothes the proper office clothes she's not the only one who prefers to dress comfortably these days the trend is also caught on with brylin designer label of pierre de ish she sells her collection from her shop in the heart of burma. to my festered is that i've been noticing a lot of people dressing much more casually because they're working from home so just at home in general they hardly ever go out hardly ever meet up with people they have less of a desire or need to make themselves look beautiful but i still think you should also make yourself look nice at home and not waste away on such as he often has to hold on to and check on the germans have apparently not lost their appetite for shop

is capitalism fundamentally at odds with the climate alas naomi klein and so on and this upfront special. in 201911000 scientists issued a chilling warning to the world they predicted untold suffering due to the climate crisis unless global society undertook a major transformation but almost 2 years on and there's been little if any meaningful progress on transforming how we all live and interact with the environment and climate change is getting worse global temperatures are rising not falling so is it finally time to launch a new and radical approach joining us to discuss this are naomi klein gloria steinem chair in media culture and feminist studies at wrecker's university and author of numerous books her latest one being how to change everything and cautious a one seattle city council member economist member of socialist alternative thank you both for joining me on up front naomi i'm going to start with you it's been 7 years since the release of your book this changes everything capitalism versus the climate where you argue for a system change in order to save the planet now in the m

klein is recognized for five minutes. nice to have you, mr. klein. >> i think we scared him off.mr. garcia. >> sorry, mr. chairman. >> oh, there he is again. we will go with you, mr. garcia. >> sounds good. thank you. thank you for your testimony and your service to our nation and as we were hitting on the edge of the definition of dementia terrorism, can one of you please just recite the language that i am seen in the package brought forth on pages six and there is a definition but i wanted to make sure that we are all on the same page. miss sam burn if you are able to do that. >> i can. it's right in front of me. >> okay. >> section five and i will just read it. the return of the sick terms of means activities involve acts dangerous to human life and are a violation of criminal law of the united states or any state that appeared to be less intended either one to intend or coerce a civilian population, to influence the policy of a government by an imitation or coercion or three, to affect the conduct of the government by mass destruction and fascination of kidnapping and finally

joins me now is ezra klein. ezra, you have covered joe biden for a long time.said of, including myself. and, you know, i remember seeing some data visualization at one point about joe biden that was, to me, sort of so representative, which is it showed him through various congresses in the u.s. constantly being in the middle of the senate democratic caucus. like, whatever year it was, joe biden was found in the middle of the senate democratic caucus. how do you understand that part of his career with what we're seeing from him as president now? >> i actually think they're very, very, very related. let me get through a couple things here. number one in virtually every debate inside the democratic party, there was always a faction arguing for more ambition, more radicalism, to do more confrontation and a faction arguing against. joe biden is almost every case arguing against. that includes the obama administration. let's do a big universal health care bill. you're going to get into the public, do something smaller. and joe biden is in the latter faction. that's a

when monica klein is at home in birmingham preparing her design management classes for the university she likes to wear sweatpants and a hoodie. she might put on a casual dress for a video conference. to see it back on the desk in the dress or in the suit you know it's not so comfortable so. it's more comfortable and maybe a better look i look at a bit lazy to pull do you know the proper the proper clothes the proper office clothes she's not the only one who prefers to dress comfortably these days the trend is also caught on with brylin designer leila pierre de ish she sells her collection from her shop in the heart of berman. to my fest it is that i've been noticing a lot of people trusting much more casually because they're working from home so just at home in general they hardly ever go out hardly ever meet up with a fan they have less of a desire or need to make themselves look beautiful but i still think you should also make yourself look nice at home and not waste away thank you and such as the office is to hold on to and. germans have apparently not lost their appetite for shop

monica klein only bought a few casual outfits and 2020 she wants to wait until she can see her colleagues again in person not just virtually before buying anything else. get evans joins me longtime host of dress code or format on all things style we're both opted for what is deemed usual business attire nevertheless is the business of dead well no it is not enough but this very often in the last couple years. corona it is not dead for 2 reasons a it's the easiest way to look shop and put together for a man you just pick a suit and a shirt in a tie and you're done and it's not you don't get it wrong and secondly a suit and tie still is the dress code that conveys trust that conveys seriousness so if you're serious about your work that's what basically what what you show when you put on a suit and a tie and people still want to be look good and want to show that they're serious about their work so how should we address these pandemic times even when we're almost zoom calls yeah i mean many many people working from home now and of course at the home where casual way i do you do it is perfect

klein only bought a few casual outfits and 2020 she wants to wait until she can see her colleagues again in person not just virtually before buying anything else. and i'm joined now by my fellow news anchor has him you may also know as the host of dress code our series offering advice to men on how to present themselves in the workplace yet hot 50 percent drop in sales of suits last year is the business suit that well if you look at the numbers of course there's no denying that it's becoming less popular but i'd say no it's not dead. a because their suit and tie comal that you are wearing right now that i'm wearing right now is the dress code for seriousness and trust and this is why news anchors wear it because what we have to say to people is usually pretty serious and people have to trust us so this is why why we choose this kind of often and secondly also it's the easiest way men have a really good that as the easiest way to look well and put together if you represent a company if you present yourself as a as a freelancer so i don't think instead no ok so we need to wear a suit and t

roger klein. first to my buddy jonathan serrie in atlanta.d news, jonathan, with better and more efficacy rates in general. what do you make of it? reporter: overall this is fantastic news. even the 9% that might come down with some covid-19 symptoms, it appears this vaccine is 100% effective in blocking the most serious symptoms. now another company is facing a setback. the fda investigating one of johnson & johnson's manufacturing partners after improperly mixed ingredients led to spoiling or wasting of some 15 million doses of covid-19 vaccine. j&j said quality control checks at emergent biosolutions plant in baltimore identified a batch of drug substance not up to standards. it never advanced to the filling and finishing stages. in a statement johnson & johnson says, this is an example of the rigorous quality control applied to each batch of drug substance. the issue was identified, addressed with emergence and the food and drug administration. "politico" reports that biden health administration some folks in the white house new two weeks

klein only bought a few casual outfits and 2020 she wants to wait until she can see her colleagues again in person not just virtually before buying anything else. and that's it for me and the business team for more you can always go to our web site that is the dot com slash business thank you so much for watching. we're coming. to you should worry to us a plan in. place or. a meal on the greens such holes cost consumers clear remains church. solutions are out there. join me for a deep dark into the green transformation for me. for the clubs. every day this for us and for our planet the lead. the idea is on its would just bring you more conservation place how do we make cities streamer how can we protect animals and their habitats on the way to do the following waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over the floor station recycling over disposable smart new solutions superstrings said in our lives to her those are truly unique and we know that their uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive on the globe why do you assume the environmental soon to global 3000 on d

klein only bought a few casual outfits and 2020 she wants to wait until she can see her colleagues again in person not just virtually before buying anything else. and that's it for me and the business team for more you can always go to our web site that is the dot com slash business thank you so much for watching. into the conflict zone wisdom sebastian for years now the government of bangladesh is being criticized around the world for a human rights record my guest this week from back eyes gallery's me foreign affairs advisor to the country's prime minister level real hard to stop denying the truth about the repression baby inflicted and clean up their act conflicts so focused. on the good. economic news for. granted instead of rainy season in rwanda climate change is threatening harvest a startup is now increasingly yields it's out in forms farmers about the plants water needs. are energy and sure is chief a recognition of climate smart eco africa. in 60 minutes long d w. 19 . their story their very own personal trauma. people who survived the chesterfield remember the 1st and they sha

when monica klein is at home in berlin preparing her design management classes for the university she likes to wear sweatpants and a hoodie or actually she might put on a casual dress for a video conference. to see the desk in the dress or in the suit you know it's not so comfortable so. it's more comfortable and maybe a better look i look at a bit lazy to pulled you know the proper the proper clothes the proper office gloats she's not the only one who prefers to dress comfortably these days the trend is also caught on with brylin designer label of pierre de ish she sells her collection from her shop in the heart of brimming but. he has not has said is that i've been noticing a lot of people dressing much more casually because they're working from home so just at home in general they hardly ever go out hardly ever meet up with people they have less of a desire or need to make themselves look beautiful but i still think you should also make yourself look nice at home and not waste away. on to. germans have apparently not lost their appetite for shopping there are currently allowed to m

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so let's bring in our abc news political director, rick klein. rick, good morning. what's your take on these top line numbers from the poll? >> dan, president biden's political honeymoon appears to be ending, if it was there in the first place. what's striking is at the same time say president biden is in so much stronger position than his predecessor, but so much weaker than almost everyone else that we've seen at this point in the presidency, and the easiest culprit to blame here is partisanship. we've never before seen in polling not even 100 days in in the trump administration, partisan divides dominate the approval of a president or disapproval of a president like we are right now for president biden, and that, of course, is problematic for a president who has promised unity, talked about bipartisanship and has talked about republican support he sees out there in the country for his policy initiatives. you're starting to see that slip away, and for a president now at 100 days who's going to give that big speech on wednesday, his opportunity to sort of reset his

i think america got here because we are the most medicated country in the world klein we are a country of fast food quick fixes now now i now feel bad here's a pill her here's a pill tell disfunction here's a pill all of those things are right there at the doctor's head but way is good painter minds if that were alive. he went to the center as a patient since then he's become the head of the facility in order to save others like himself everyone here has to learn to live without pain killers this private ranches 30 places a year it receives 40 requests a day at 21 years old kyle is in rehab for the 1st time. sub rather. well you i'm good will cool man i feel and. i gotcha. us take claims wolf this is your eddie all right man. get your mom in here and we'll get we'll get everything started. right after you guys. now. has been to college and is the father of a little boy. but 4 years ago he became addicted to opioids and then heroin. writes opiates terror one and oxycontin anything else now ok and this is the 1st treatment on right all right are you feeling very emotional i actually. the

klein crosses. that. i got. i think. these young people about how climate change will affect if you check. the money yet nor can i smell. you present them is not them give us a single let me up in his head with a puppy for you somebody that you know i love it love it and that's the beauty of the b.b.q. like. the ston contributes less than one percent of the world's grain house gases yet it is one of the most vulnerable countries affected by climate change. with one of life's necessities. disappearing it needs urgent global action to stem the tide. thousands of children were removed from east timor during the indonesian occupation decades lazio one o one essentially as members of the last generation as they finally head home. on al-jazeera the latest news as it breaks the biggest challenge to his presidency is not only having to deal with ambitious military officers but also a preferred full squad before we detail coverage called the voice recording is now safely in jakarta in the hands of indonesia's transport safety com

we have the high ideals but have the klein not. the hollywood began producing state. anti communist films during this time oh it's the same propaganda which is nobody ever is idealistic about anything that women were ugly or they were 'd beautiful if they were beautiful they were nymphomaniacs now my students find them laughable but are the time they were taken seriously movies like i was a communist for the ya i married a communist i've read moscow how guilty of treason the red menace this was a terrible time in america in 1954 the united states and great britain released an animated film called animal farm which is based on a novel of the same name by george orwell its production was sponsored by the cia which was very interested in the anti soviet subtext of the story which is about a farm and the big 3 seized power there i manage i am. actually am how many. traders among us. led by the sixty's and seventy's relations between the us and the us ceasar had already reached the point of detachment and this was immediately reflected in the hollywood pictures the soviet

klein, mr. garcia for more information. i would consider it the right thing to do on behalf of the entire subcommittee. please cooperate and give them what they need. ms. sanborn, fiscal year 2021 appreciation -- appropriation requires not later than 100 -- 180 days after the enactment of the act on the number of incidents in fiscal years 2016 through 2020 that requires surveillance, investigation and prosecution of white supremacist activity for racially motivated violent extremism associated with white supremacist ideology and available incidents where the fbi deferred to state or local authorities. is the bureau on track to provide that support? --ms. sanborn: domestic violent extremist threat. rep. cartwright: let's follow up on that. to the extent, statistics on dve incidents could be shared and more transparent, if sanitizer aggregate form to congress on the public, is that something the fbi would support? ms. sanborn: i think that is exactly what the product entity nda will provide. i think it has been classified in

klein crosses. that. i think. these young people about how climate change will affect their future. nobody on earth yet nor can i smell. you present them at all it is not them give us this new let me up 10 years have been somebody for you somebody to love you i love it love it it was beautiful the b.b.q. like. the ston contributes less than one percent of the world's grain house gases yet it is one of the most vulnerable countries affected by climate change. with one of life's necessity moves up disappearing it needs urgent global action to stem the tide. it's a wondrous ecosystem but human activity is the escalating climate change and posing an existential threat you don't get a resort but at the top. in the lead up to us to. special coverage documentaries discussions under pools exploring the consequences of our actions and inactions it's very hot news a blog a few all civilization. and showcasing ways in which so much seeking to turn the talk there is straight ahead there are 3 individuals in very rare to see that it's really exciting the season of programming exploring the china

liking and that russia that they know right now will sooner or later collapse and they can you know klein you know better partner in its ways you see. their mystique is there. as well at least i cannot speak for the for the whole american for the american public as a whole but this for their leadership especially. the president ministration leadership they saw their belief. be in big or and we're seeing president who. has everything will change be cheech all for them it will be awkward. to change russia and that's their mistake. i'm sure about. well mr brzezinski it's always a great pleasure talking to you we have to get there but thank you very much for sharing a thank you thank you it's not breaking for watching hope to see you again next week here i don't want a part. time use but i can support this if you. use the 1st one of the last because can stomach in the. hundreds. at your seriously do. you think it was national catholic. if you talk a little. bit some of which are from reforms. we've. screwed these critics one off the list with the proof because there's been. a shooting into wh

lawyer for the 44 year old opposition leader says after 20 days on hunger strike drinking only water is klein situation is only getting worse or bitter and he looks sad so sad he's getting finner finner than he used to be he walks with difficulty he has no strength alexei is one of his doctors he's not been allowed to seize patient but going by his latest record says no valmy is at risk of kidney failure recent just released his health is already in higher then or now and every day the risk increases the longer person stays on hunger strike the deeper the metabolic disturbance has become and the harder it is for them to get back to normal because a long hunger strike list to damage of all their bodies organ functions is serving a 2 and a half year sentence for embezzlement that he says is trumped up he was arrested in january after returning to russia from germany he spent 5 months there recuperating after almost being killed by what the germans say was poisoning with a banned nerve agent his cases added to moscow's international isolation. russian diplomats have been expelled and the u.s. an

president and the country are enormous unemployment is at the top of the list the oil rich countries of klein to me has suffered from a steep fall in oil prices and the pandemic has only made things worse it happened . i believe in democracy of course in ecuador and i believe all of us ecuadorians know how to elect a new president to get out of the crisis our country is in and the lack of employment that exists throughout because of the president make. the country faces another difficult problem its steep foreign debt lasso says he hopes to maintain good relations with the i.m.f. but has not specified if you will continue implementing highly unpopular belt tightening measures that ecuador agreed to in exchange for a $6500000000.00 loan. was so much at stake the new president will have to move quickly to convince ecuadorians that they made the right choice you see in human. peru is heading for a runoff presidential election after the results that showed no candidate got out right when leftist candidate had her custody who is leading with 16 percent of the vote 5 other candidates a close behind

workers are mourning klein to leave not even during the previous 12 months over a quarter of them are nurses and midwives to occupations facing major shortages of 7 in 10 people outside a pay rise is the decisive factor but for student nurses there aren't any paid placement positions and they say they're struggling to make ends meet $1.00 of them gave us her reaction to the surveys findings it doesn't surprise me it's what we've had is it need is increased. not the cost of living has gone up but wages have increased that it's so much stress on the nurses that made wives everyone involved in that mission and i think to be honest with the private pandemic i think everyone has now had enough and they need help and i feel the government may to help and increase the way to get a good environment for everyone just to point out british health authorities have promised to provide the n.h.s. with an extra $29000000000.00 pounds but the nurse we spoke to their ses it's likely that money will be divvied up before it gets to student medics who have proved vital during the pandemic. we get the 500

because there are many people who've entered this debate, like naomi klein and others who say, franklyded because it is fundamentally exploitative? yeah, obviously, you know, pure free market capitalism with no regulation is a prescription for environmental disaster because that's been treated as an externality. it's not even part of the business decision—making, the health of the environment, if we don't have regulations. and so, clearly, an unregulated free market economy is incompatible with a sustainable existence on this planet. and that's why we need regulations, we need laws, and we need enforceable policies, and we need international cooperation to establish those laws and policies across the board. towards addressing the climate crisis within the framework of a market economy. as long as we have reasonable policies and, you know, we can have that conversation about whether a sustainable planet is ultimately consistent with an extractive resource—based economy. but we don't have time to remake the global economy. we've got to bring carbon emissions down by a factor of two withi

liking and that russia that they know right now will sooner or later collapse and they can you know klein you know better partner in its place you see. their mistake is there. as well at least i cannot speak for the for the whole american for the american public as a whole but this for their leadership especially. the president ministration leadership they saw their belief. be in big and we're seeing president if we didn't do this everything will change be cheech all for them it will be awkward you're going. to change russia and that's their mistake . i'm sure about. well mr brzezinski it's always a great pleasure talking to you we have to get there but thank you very much for sharing your thoughts thank you thank you it's not praise you for watching hope to see you again next week here on wall to part. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race. scary dramatic development the only thing i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and. breaking news on r.t.

liking and that russia that they know right now will sooner or later collapse and they can you know klein you know better partner in its place you see. their mistake is there. as well at least i could not speak for the for the whole american for the american public as a whole but this for their leadership especially. the president ministration leadership they saw their belief. being be in big or and we're seeing is president if we can do is everything will change be cheech all for them it will be over if you're going. to change russia and that's their mistake . i'm sure about. well mr brzezinski it's always a great pleasure talking to you we have to get there but thank you very much for sharing about thank you thank you it's not taken from watching hope to see you again next week here i don't want to part. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation. community. are you going the right way or are you being led. away. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the

workers are mourning klein to leave during the previous 12 months almost 30 percent of them are nurses and midwives to occupations facing major shortages and 70 percent said a pay rise is at the sites of factor while those working for free student nurses say they're struggling to make ends meet one of them gave us her reaction to the survey findings it doesn't surprise me at school we've had. increased. the cost of living has gone up but wages have increased so much stress on the nurses that made wives everyone involved in that session and i think to be honest with the private pandemic i think everyone has now had enough and they need help and i feel the government may to help and increase the way to get a good environment for everyone a british health authorities have promised to provide the n.h.s. with an extra 29000000000 pounds but the nurse we spoke to says that money isn't making any difference really when it comes to student minix. we get the 5000 pounds and some people get 1000 pound dependent children or what feels like i mean tape but in reality is it's all in the eye shit if

i oversee our policy work, klein including transit and i the coalition of agencies serving the elderly. so i do things other than transit. i've also been involved with the vision zero workgroup and i used to serve on the paratransit coordinating council. that's me in a nutshell out of the board. so, i want to point to the mta board obviously i am on the board to help the agency promote access in the work that they do. also, to help ensure that we are transparent or public and and i'm here to engage and hear your concerns and we really want to make sure that all of the operations made here is public as they can be. from an access standpoint, people will think about access on muni but i want to make sure that our streets and shared spaces and as we think of creating uses for the public right-of-way, i want to make sure those programs are as accessible as possible and it gets into some of the priorities that are on the mta and most of you snow and agency is for the muni service at the time so really think about when we can assuming, at some point, we can ratchet up our service and increas

. >> reporter: sabra klein with johns hopkins study the enough yet different ways men and women respond to vaccines. >> these types of events should be a call that we need to be comparing the responses and the outcomes between men and women. >> reporter: health officials say people who have received the j&j vaccine in the last three weeks should look out for symptoms like shortness of breath, abdominal pain, severe headaches and leg pain. it could be a sign of a more serious problem. >> one shot and one shot only. >> reporter: more than 7 million americans have received the j&j vaccine, about 10 million more doses are circulating throughout the country. last month, j&j suffered another blow when 15 million vaccine doses were ruined after being contaminated at a baltimore manufacturing plant. what are the chances that this vaccine is removed altogether? >> oh, i think that's very, very unlikely. i mean, this is a very safe and effective vaccine. the chances that we'll remove this i think is extraordinarily low, and i don't think it will be warranted, based on the data we have. >> reporte

i see it is traditional investors will probably tend stick with gold a millennial will go with it klein both should win the competition against the u.s. dollar that's the most important thing and in the meantime the underlying infrastructure is going to be very important going forward and this includes coal miners crypto miners gold dealers and crypto brokers as the ecosystem get built out and becomes more transparent and user friendly that's what looked at the scale and bitcoin ever that's a really good point as well and i know that there are some who are taking gold some 14 bitcoin but of course i've been of the day they're both good alternatives to be u.s. dollar now david i also want to bring the price of oil into this we saw that it fell on tuesday pulling back from one month highs on fears that india the world's 3rd largest oil importer may impose new restrictions as co-infections and deaths soar in that country now at the same time elsewhere in asia areas like the philippines are also experiencing a 2nd wave of infections where we too optimistic about the recovery trade and how i

carolina theb of the house, secretary of state, one of the great moments of the film, i go to john kleinrns office and he has all the reconstruction congressman on his will and he could do a whole black history lesson. but systematically, step-by-step, the redemption honest, the former confederates wrote -- and they disenfranchise those black men. and they did it in such a clever way. what are you gonna do? you've got your guy 13th, 14th, 15th amendments to ratify. you can't go that way. you can go around. there were state constitutions which then unfolded over the next 16 years. each of the former confederate states. that is one they established poll taxes. literacy tests. comprehension tests that only a law professor could possibly understand. do you want to know how dramatically effective these state constitutional conventions were? louisiana won the majority of black states. before this state constitutional convention it had 130,000 black men registered to vote. the new constitution was ratified in 1898. by 1904, that number of hundred 30,000 black men registered to vote had been red