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i think knology, we have a tremendous opportunity in the next decades to significantly lower the c o. 2 burden on the planet. rev showing the way forward to saving the planet. right now. the extreme, a race that the ends of the or the world's most extreme off road motor rates takes place of 5 locations on our planet. where the natural environment has been devastated. so it would be about what you do and it's a lot of power. it's a lot of real racing. i mean, some of the greatest names in the world and to raise awareness for some of the most critical environmental issues facing are plenty pretty much everything is different about extreme. there are more women drivers than most other races. the courses are more unfamiliar and more extreme and such in hospitable terrain is not for the faint hearted. the composition means that there's risk and with risk. sometimes the discretion, the you know what you think dreamy means taking it to the limit in place is already wealthy on their time is running out. but board may have one of the answers. this is the desert in saudi arabia. it was here tha

long term solution fund factories near term solution force companies you funded to share their dick knology with my new voters who can begin to use it you know this is not funny any longer this is sick what's happening in india is we need to happen to every vaccinated society whether it's in sub-saharan africa or south east asia if we don't act we have to explain that to our children and i grandchildren and i would love to see what they have to say. that was actually a public health advice based in bangalore getting an a round of applause from dr de i like. the african union vaccines and if we as i it's also on the panel not to krishna or die a come from. he's not in favor of waving that same patents have a listen but we have to get to a more distributed model of vaccine manufacturing globally india has traditionally been the workhorse of manufacturing and we saw that that model isn't fit for purpose in the midst of a pandemic right now india is manufacturing $70.00 to $80000000.00 doses of vaccine a month which isn't enough just to meet domestic needs much less the needs of the rest of the

it may divide the world into haves and have nots that is countries that have access to the stick knology and the ones that do not have access to it especially the developing world totally may have security implications as well because this technology can be used but you will thereby creating some sort of insecurity in many regions as our whole list of concerns there coming from the public is there i'm just fundamentally you start kelly you pick up is there a. problem with the public being on board with the science this is the science is ahead of the public. so i think there is definitely a level of suspicion and fear either in the minds of the public because one is that new i'll acknowledge that they are a lot of uncertainties that associated with. and the fact that you know people and communities are there isn't it is that these communities that are forced by a. little bit of the impacts of climate change they're not only at this decision making to. read these are just going to go so i mean not being why so open you know not being able to understand what is happening in terms of it's. p

he's a vulcan knology fan, author of the book super volcanoes. he says the city of goma is at risk of future eruptions. radar systems used to track the shape of the ground have kind of detected an injection of magnetic kind of under the city itself and around the been i shows the light which brings you know, the risk of really unpredictable kind of explain robson's when the macro mixes of water and as well, and potentially the unleashing of some of the knox of gases in like itself, was going to x 6 people. so magma can also just know a rough it can often inject on the ground places and no rustic cause down loses point. the but it might so just, all that risk alone is worrying enough the if cause you know, up of a 1000000 people evacuating because of the geologic fang of this volcano. there's some interesting news happening in the region. this is part of africa. there's actually slowly buffering every day being split into into different directions and then 20000000 years. they'll be in newark. i'm probably because i'm probably because you have the

but also from when you can knology is needed relatively speaking, since the great thing, not all that much has changed and how we handle sanitation. but another pressing global issue is pushing activists and scientists to rethink the status quo. climate change climate change is this can be even more challenging for attention. because for example, if flooding increases, them where people are relying on on site connotation, okay, between blood can walk out the contents of pit latrina was the ones in the state. well, who they're going to call a help? posit losses can destroy the water pipes and other infrastructure. if there's droughts, then people might not have enough water water, sewage systems. while climate change exacerbates the issues of honorable sanitation infrastructure, outdated sanitation systems in many developed countries or worsening the effects of climate change. flushing the toilet accounts for some 30 percent of a person's average daily drinking water consumption. older tides use up to 14 leaders of water per flush, even though 3 leaders might be plenty depending on wha

we had invested over 780 million tech knology -- $780 million in technology for the past three years from 2018-2020. tom: give us a sense of your envisions on what you are targeting from -- in terms of market share from this business? >> according to reports, our market share in the the just x industry is 2.7%. jd logistics stay on a relatively high growth path for the next several years. tom: jd logistics is still loss making. what is the timeframe for focusing expansion over profitability, how long? >> we will focus on business expansion and revenue growth for the next several years. our net margin will keep improving in the long-term. frankly speaking, the focus for the next few years will still growth. tom: i just want to ask about broader economics, because some of the data around china's economy now suggests the recovery is starting to slow. there is a big focus on the consumer. you have your finger firmly on the pulse given the da maboud you are seeing right now across the business? >> china's gdp growth has been seen as strong. we see brands and business models keep evolving

who left that coach knology, but forced to judge emotional support imaginings from which was only o woman is also a film about education today. some 80 percent of those who can't read or write are women. it's a film about poverty, 80 percent of the world's poorest are also women. and it's a film about harrowing experiences of male oppression and violence, forced marriages the trafficking of women, genital mutilation, and rape. ah, my dad is that it is, it's a bit of an ada. done with the atlanta, the mother in there to do that. and he mediterranean languages and i let her see. and then a lot of good stuff can work with sandwich or a lot of the women told us it was about more than whether their interviews made it into the film for them. it was about this experience of actually being listened to and heard that many of them had never felt they were heard before. and so that alone was very important to us. i'm all i know. i am excited for 2nd present to look at these women is to look at the world. both shocking and encouraging. woman is not a cinematic pamphlet about the problems, women face,

knology to complete the online registration process needed for those aged between 18 and 45 to get their jobs in a country of nearly 1400000000 and with the new violence of cope with 19 emerging the situation continues to nuclear stream lieblich 101 our desire. correspondent elizabeth cohen joining us live here on the news from new delhi is clearly the numbers are going to get much worse before they even begin to properly plan. that's right peter some scientists have said that the nationwide peak of the 2nd wave is in for another few days having said that the health ministry has said that in the worst affected states in maharashtra even in delhi and in chat this that they are starting to see the numbers plateau but we have to remember that india still not testing enough to know the real number of infections in delhi they are recording fewer numbers but the number of tests have gone down in delhi as well just in the last few days in the last few weeks in fact it's become very difficult to actually get a test in delhi and take days if not longer you know up to a week or 10 days to get the

. >> that may be the biggest unsolved problem in the history of tech knology -- technology. >> with aive nest and draw investment from the united states -- to draw investment from the united states, canada will be able to -- with a willing partner to ensure competitiveness and draw investment from the united states, canada will be able to -- >> there is not enough tax in the world for the private sector to be able to pay for this. it will have to be a private-public partnership. ♪ >> it will be somewhere between 40000 and 55,000 for the next chapter. >> right now between the two of us we are spending $20 billion a year on content. >> it clearly put upward pressure on prices. most of this is likely to be transitory. >> this is bloomberg surveillance early admi -- early edition with francine lacqua. >>