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know post someone. because of the old style if you wish to. publish is a list of us individuals including top officials from the ministration who would sanctions in response to american moves the day before. going to choose the type of democracy she leaves with the german parliament to. look throughout the nation. google misled users in australia about collecting. data through one of the country's federal courts. can find. brigade is now an actual part of the british army. told to use inclusive language to avoid causing offense. coming your way in just a few moments time you'll be here in the studio in one hour to get up to speed on the morning global news headlines i want to get that. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle western governments and western media portray the tensions within ukraine as a conflict involving russia and ukraine this is false there is a road map to resolve ukraine's and turn. right and it's called the minsk accords russia is not the problem but nato expansion is. cross-talk in u

know post someone. else up close told you so it's pretty easy. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only mostly. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. to sit down and talk. poll finds that people in the czech republic want russia. still holds back from approving the job despite mounting interest from e.u. states. while the us state of arkansas gender reassignment treatment for under believes it's been slammed by critics as. we hear from a former trans woman about the possible dangers of changing sex too early. many things for real problems for bone structure the natural development of the brain is interrupted. in other news around alleged blackouts in its uranium enrichment facility was an act of cyber terrorism as israeli media boast it was last sunday.

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mean, i i thought that by this time in my life things would have we might have been closer to you know, post-racial society and you know, everybody happy and all that, but but that that really has not happened so many of us we have taken our reporting tools down from the shed and into it again like i do a i do a from upstate new york. i do a daily new show from eight to nine, but it's on the internet too. it's wyox radio dot org on the internet and i'm joined by two tier two my classmates. come on as well. so we're still out there trying to you know, do the civil rights and and essentially it's i shouldn't say civil rights, but it's just to change the consciousness of people and to sort of try and get them to. to change some of their attitudes. i mean we live in in delaware county upstate new york, and it's a very red, it's one of the red. est counties in the state. i mean very magna-oriented and what i do is on the music on the news show. i'll play a lot of country music and so my hope is that someone is driving through the area would hook onto the country music song and then stay the to he

and you know they saw that post there in tempe. they said you know what?d a new tractor for them. i like that story there. >> that is feel good. >> also on this good news tues. this show knows that i love this father-child reunion, when the parents reunite, like military parents, when they reunite with their families. look at this scene right here. this is little gabriele damron here. she is, her, this is her final flight for her, military flight for her dad. she's 8 years old. it was a special surprise for john there, after serving 20 years. >> yeah, which is amazing. so he got off the plane there in charleston, south carolina. >> mm-hm. >> you can see his family waiting. >> yes. >> big congratulations. >> the little girl there guiding dad in there, okay. that's a special moment. i love it, love it, love it, love it. shout out south carolina and thank you for your service, too, sir. also, finally on this good news tues, goats sunbathing in ohio. we need some sun. >> honestly, that's going to carry me through the rest of the week. >> announcer: here are ke

called states and we're waiting for a decision to be pending but we also don't know what post a post where a lot of information that someone has that more part of the initial clinical trial so it's really difficult to understand when they say you know it's may not be as if acacias all we know is that we've given more for gore when given a favor the government 71 percent efficacy at the time a while ago and we don't know what exactly the figures are now and of the really grates actually see these data and have to understand better what it is that war deal with jeffrey chinese companies as regina was just saying have not publicly published peer reviewed data on the final stages of clinical trial research into the vaccines and they've been criticized in fact in the past for the lack of transparency so could the lack of transparency and now this hamper the vaccines credibility. i think it absolutely will happen in the next year's credibility and we saw the same thing happen with pfizer and my dad when they released their dream and i think you see the figures i mean press releases it's imp

. >> i need to know specifically a road map of what our nation is going to look like post covid. >> howack to real normal, not the new normal. >> bret: first fox affiliates around the country covering tonight. minneapolis juror who cast one of the unanimous votes to convict the white former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin of killing george floyd says deliberations were primarily spent trying to convince one person who was uncertain about part of the jury instructions. brandon mitchell is the first juror that deliberated in derek chauvin's trial that talked publicly about his experience. he felt like deliberations, quote: should have been 20 minutes. fox 8 in new orleans as tulane university invites hunter biden to be a guest speaker as part of a course called media polarization and public policy impacts. the write-up says he will discuss, quote: fake news. and this is a live look at john f. kennedy international airport. one of the big stories being covered there by fox 5 in new york tonight a man is caught at the airport allegedly trying to smuggle in 35 live finches from gian

do we need to go to a model where we are using police for investigative work for, you know, post-crime, and leaving this sort of pre -- pre-crime, you know, function to someone else? >> absolutely, joy. so, think about the driving-while-black stops that we learned about this week, that resulted in tragedies. lieutenant nazario, daunte wright. classic stops by police, which aren't really about law enforcement. they're about tickets. we don't need people with guns giving tickets because, too often, that leads to tragic results. >> well, here is the problem, though, marq. in a country that is soaked with guns and has more guns than people. if you are giving -- if you are having non-law enforcement, unarmed people giving out tickets, they could get shot, right? because everybody has guns. and if you have non-law enforce mts people knocking on doors to do wellness checks, they could get shot because everybody has guns. like, it seems like we are kind of at an intractable position where there are too many guns in the world. and so, police can easily say i think this person had a gun, i think

but again it is very unclear to me how exactly that would work because we don't know what the original data shows what the post sort of rollout data is showing now and whether you know this would be a strategy that we could retain in terms of adding a boost with the same back. to the existing people the already been vaccinated. right so and on the other notes on the other point that he raised jeffrey is mixing vaccines a strategy that should be considered to boost their effect of this we've also been hearing that researchers over in the u.k. are studying a possible combination of pfizer biotech and the astra zeneca vaccine so i think all 3 of those options that are being considered. are important what needs to be done though is they need to be studied more carefully if you're going to increase the interval if you're going to add a 2nd or in this case a and if you're going to combine different vaccines and even different sexes of different technologies it needs to be well studied and then what we're seeing with the chinese study is that of the 60 countries where the chinese next you know the 60 countries and ap

as far as i know, q has not posted since december. what is the state of this situation? non as a separate phenomenon from what we already know about truth or communities or conspiracy communities online. if we think back to 9/11, most of us, of course, were still getting our news from cable and print and radio. but online, there were several documentaries and means, particularly the meme around jet fuel melting steel beams or that the towers -- there was no plane at all, that it was cgi or the towers were blown up from the inside. if you think about network conspiracy as a set of communities online that all make the story together, they all make the narrative together, then you just -- what up end up seeing is, over the last two decades, you see very clearly that qanon is just a blip in a very long story about deep-state corruption and the role of elites in controlling the minds of the public. >> right. i mean, there seems to be a chicken and egg aspect of this. these folks were among us and presumably already prone to buying into conspiracy theory before q or qanon ever

you know post-traumatic stress disorder we're still getting over donald trump joe biden comes and he's talking like a pretty calm reasonable guy and he's very quietly and very partisan using budget reconciliation to pass this really on a party line vote ok dramatically changing bangs we're not really having a big national conversation about it is just sort of happening yeah talking all the partisanship you've also said that joe biden once bipartisan support but not bipartisan compromise what i mean by the. well that's right no joe biden and again seems like a nice guy much more calm than donald trump i'm sleeping better these days but joe biden has done some something that i really dislike and that is redefine what words mean he's done this on city several occasions with several different words but one of the terms he's redefining is the word bipartisanship now we've always understood bipartisanship to mean you have to get if you're a democrat you have to get some republican politicians to agree with you joe biden has said no that's that's not what bipartisanship means it just means th

and, you know, post the 21st century task force report, any time you have an officer-involved shooting it was always good for chiefs to get out as much information as they could quickly. and certainly any camera images that might be available as long as it did not get in the way of the investigation itself. so they there in minnesota, being able to get it out, to be able to show what happened, that's all well and good. but you still got a dead, unarmed african-american male who should not have died. but it did happen. and whether deemed accidental, whatever the final investigation determined, at the end of the day, we have a problem here that needs to be addressed because too much, too often. and i think that anyone who has a conscious regardless of what color you are, if you have a conscious, you know that something here is inherently wrong in our environment. when you see the number of unarmed people of color being killed by the police and we got to figure it out because it does put you in the mind of this is a public health crisis. but i frame it quite frankly more of policing in th

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why do you think it is ethically important that the editor of the washington post does not know whatreads it in print, or she? i guess there is more than an ocean that separates us, right? i do not want to be responsible for it. i want us to cover our news with the kind of, as independently as we possible can. i do not want us to be perceived as allied with any particular interest. i like our independence, i think that is the core to our integrity as journalists. i think that helps us go about our business, ourjobs, more professionally and it is a tradition here in the united states and it is established practice. not at every newspaper, but most, certainly the big ones and i think that is good. i want to be able to say i have nothing to do with them, the editorials and the opinion pages, because i do not. one of the things that a lot of people in this country worry about is whether or notjournalism, even crusading powerful investigative journalism, does not necessarily seem to have the same consequences as it did a generation ago, so where woodward and bernstein had a very tangible

even though we've heard so many stories about, you know, poorly paid police and soldiers, sometimes not paid at all, in the provinces, abandoning their postsome of these special forces, really highly trained and motivated, some 40,000 police and army. they will defend, they will fight to the last. they are not going, as in previous wars, to simply let the taliban walk in to power. which is why there is an effort now, and now it's solely being led by the united nations, rather than by the united states, to try to bring the taliban to accept that, listen, you cannot rule like you did in the �*90s. first of all, as harsh as you did, but your own. you need to have something inclusive. and i know from talking to the taliban in doha, in the gulf state of qatar, where negotiations have been on and on since september, they accept that but they also believe they've won, they've acted like they've won. and when you get reports from the field — our colleague secunder kermani went to visit the taliban area — they are not in the mood to compromise. they don't want democracy, however perfect it was in afghanistan. they want an islamic state. and, yes,

know yes or no and you provide specific training regarding the use of dark citing. also if you provide medical training both cademy and. correct are you familiar with the requirements from the department of the post requirements for how often officers are supposed to train. medical procedures you know with the minnesota post board when you're able to apply for the examination you do have to have your m.r. certification and that's emergency medical responder. beyond that the post war doesn't require them terribly specific but with the minneapolis police department we do continuing education every year on medical related topics. in the post war doesn't require anything more specific can you explain. with their educational requirements 1st the continuing to add as long as you've met the minimum number of hours there are certain topics that they require you to complete other ones because it with me ample space for we go up. beyond what the post work requires. so that when we get out and extra medical training you do that every year when you are of police officers required to have specific c.p.r. . card no on you're not required to have doubts beyond your initial post certification. when your initial

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post." john, i know two things you're passionate about, sports and politics.d sox fan, i imagine for longer than you've been a political reporter. what do you make of this confrontation between america's past time and this law in georgia? >> it's a continued evolution and escalation of sports getting involved in something for years, anderson avoided which is politics. you've seen this back in 2017 when the nba pulled the all-star game out of charlotte because of the quote unquote bathroom law said penalized people that made the choice they were transgender and we saw nascar getting involved about the confederate flag. more and more sports as a business, fan base, sports responds to political pressure and most are urban focused. baseball was late. the last major organization that issued a statement after the george floyd killing and on the opening day in the covid season it put black lives matter on the field and players uniform. major league baseball made this choice that again is part of this evolution and escalation that you're seeing where sports for years

what you need to know about this cartoon is it did not run in the "washington post." the "post" pulled the cartoon because it was a pro-eisenhower paper, and mr. block was pro stevenson and very adamant about that in his cartoons, and they felt that mr. block's opinion of eisenhower failing to control mccarthy and nixon went too far and might perhaps persuade voters not to vote for him, and so it didn't run. it did run in the areas where mr. block was syndicated, the other newspapers. what you also need to know about this cartoon is "washington post" readers missed it. they knew a cartoon had appeared elsewhere, it hadn't appeared in their hometown paper, and they were angry. and the "washington post" ran every single cartoon that mr. block chose to draw after that. he had a lot of power at the "post" as a cartoonist. we can see that mr. block's art style has evolved from that midwestern tight pen and ink drawing to a very loose drawing style, but much more loose he uses a lot of graphite, a lot of ink brush, and he's using a stipple board, so it really grabs the penc

you know in the post trump world the mainstream news media has been searching for something and need thing to move the ratings needle and it appears they have finally found their latest gold ratings goose in the trial of former police officer derek shaw for the murder of george floyd not since o.j. simpson and then later trayvon martin have we seen such round the clock news coverage of the murder trial let's be honest this case has all the markings of a modern ratings cable news blockbuster violence racism annoying depends attorneys courageous prosecutors good versus evil and lots and lots and lots of room for talking heads it's like a 24 hour marathon of law and order except this time sam waterston and jerry orbach have been replaced by wolf blitzer and chuck todd. god help us but amidst all the glitz and glam of modern news coverage it's easy to forget that there is a community at the center of all of this a community who for over a year now has lived in the shadow of the police killing of george floyd i'm talking of course about the residents of the city of neighborhoods of minnea

when you know when i post my current thinks about the economy down is the risk. it is not doctors who should govern france. in britain their offices of a nursing exodus a survey revealed n.h.s. staff and now more likely to quit the job sign to exhaustion from the pandemic according to the poll one in 4 and it just worked as a morning plan to leave than they were last year almost 30 percent of them on nurses and midwives to occupations that a facing major shortages and 70 percent said the pay rise is the decisive factor in all those working for free student nurses are struggling just to make ends meet one of them gave us her reaction to the survey findings it doesn't surprise me it's what we've had to use it needs increased workload. not the cost of living has gone up the wages have increased so much stress on the nurses that midwives everyone involved in that session and i think to be honest with the kind of a pandemic i think everyone has now had enough and they need help and i feel the government need to help and increase the wages to get a good environment for

yeah how our parents know day they post photos of their new and boring kids on social networks and they create this digital to look out for them before this kid is and can walk or tabards take a decision whether they want to be in socially here or not or have profile or not what effect will lose that it will present from birth have been jammed alsop. well it doesn't come without challenges of course you know and the most. they'll have the biggest digital footprint of any previous generation as you said probably by the time they wanted to use of their more photos of them they know they grandparents and right current right their parents put together for their entire lots and the amount of video and just a digital. footprint a pretty big now because from the youngest age they're online they're on social channels that chatting and sharing and and so they just leave a long legacy a long history that can be crites in that i have if you like a digital diary i have a digital history that i can look back on and and recall stages in life it has a downside be cruise well when you're a teenager you

you know in the post trump world the mainstream news media has been searching for something and me thing to move the ratings needle . and it appears they have finally found their latest golden ratings goose in the trial of former police officer derek shaw and for the murder of george floyd not since o.j. simpson and then later trayvon martin have we seen such round the clock news coverage of the murder trial let's be honest this case has all the markings of a modern ratings cable news blockbuster violence racism annoying depends attorneys courageous prosecutors good versus evil and lots and lots and lots of room for talking heads it's like a 24 hour marathon of law and order except this time sam waterston and jerry orbach have been replaced by wolf blitzer and chuck todd. god help.

fighting what the president calls jim crow laws on steroids, fighting a civil suit filed under a, you know, postath, and dealing with all of these open, oozy wounds that were opened and i'm sure always on your front burner but now in high-pitch crisis. tell me what you make of the voter suppression laws that passed in georgia, making their way to the texas legislature. >> well, what we're witnessing now is the culmination of the underbelly of our nation and the unresolved question of race. we have allowed for far too long white supremacist activity to go unaccounted for. we have allowed, for far too long, the politicization of our election systems based on race. we have not confronted the structural barriers that this country should have dealt with over a century ago. the caste system that we call the united states must be destroyed so that we can continue to live up to our greatest potential. but if it's not, we're going to have these repeated incidents, whether it was in 1965, 1975, whether it's timothy mcveigh, who was a white supremacist, or what we see on january 6th. we must put to bed, on

you know in the post trump world the mainstream news media has been searching for something and need.

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you know in the post trump world the mainstream news media has been searching for something anny thing to move the ratings needle. and it appears they have finally found their latest golden ratings goose in the trial of former police officer derek shaw and for the murder of george floyd not since o.j. simpson and then later trayvon martin have we seen such round the clock news coverage of a murder trial let's be honest this case has all the markings of a modern ratings.