professor software kumar thank you very much for your time today thank you. now to some of the other global business stories breaking news. india has released $6700000000.00 in cheap financing for hospitals vaccine makers and other health firms to counter the devastating coronavirus surge gripping the country reserve bank of india governor shakti counted us also vowed to deploy unconventional measures if the crisis worsens india reported a record $3780.00 deaths in 24 hours. exercise equipment brand peloton is reversing course and recalling its treadmills the company known for its interactive by classes says the recall covers more than 130000 units the u.s. is consumer product safety commission says adults and children are susceptible to being pulled under the belt of the machine. general motors has reported higher 1st quarter profits this fight a shortage of computer chips that has slowed global auto manufacturing the u.s. government says it hopes taiwanese chip benefactors will allocate some of their supply to american companies. and staying with the auto i

people under colonial rule objectified by the white king or the few brushstrokes american artist raj kumar kahlo reinvents these photos and many others . she paints a wavy exhaustive sizing white european view of the world and the way so many in the west see history. i work very fast i work very intuitively and i just let the images kind of come out and often what happens is that there's a kind of funny or violent. pushback to the image. a nameless bermudez girl with a taste for revenge. aluminum indio weaving cloth for a superpower. islanders uniting in solidarity. photograph station to buy for europeans in the 19th and 20th centuries russia come out of colorado has been free claiming them for 20 years she says he still shaped how people view each other even today. these images still exert power and they still exert power over my life how i see myself and how i see others and i think that's true for every everyone and so why these images can still exert this influence is what interested in exploring like how does power work how does power work. and why do those images still affect how peo

lokesh kumar left behind a five—year—old daughter and infant son.ed for teaching and was their sole breadwinner. his was a death foretold, like so many more here — victims of covid, but also of negligence. the teachers�* union tried hard to get the election postponed but in the end, it was powerless, like its members. 0rla guerin, bbc news, uttar pradesh, india. temporary seating has collapsed at a crowded synagogue in an israeli settlement in the occupied west bank, killing two people and injuring nearly 170 others. gareth barlow reports. what began as a service to mark thejewish holiday of shavout became a scramble to rescue the injured. this the moment the temporary seating collapsed, sending people plummeting to the ground. around 650 ultra0rthodox worshippers were in the synagogue, which police describe as being "partially co nstru cted". officials said organisers had been warned the building was unsafe and the event had taken place, despite a lack of permits. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he was praying for the injured, wh

lokesh kumar left behind a five—year—old daughter and infant son.g and was their sole breadwinner. his was a death foretold like so many more here, victims of covid, but also of negligence. the teachers' union tried hard to get the election postponed, but in the end, it was powerless, like its members. 0rla guerin, bbc news, uttar pradesh, india. a terrible story there. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: why four teams competing at the eurovision song contest in rotterdam, have withdrawn from the opening ceremony. thank you very much indeed. thank you forjoining us. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in the national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a

mr kumar won a silver medal at the london olympics.l for its first major deployment, after the queen flew onboard to wish the crew well. hundreds of people lined the harbour walls to wave off the three—billion—pound warship, as it set off from portsmouth naval base for the eight month operation towards japan and the south china sea. our defence correspondentjonathan beale was there to watch. britain's longest—serving monarch arrived on britain's largest warship. hms queen elizabeth! two queen elizabeths — her majesty bidding farewell to the crew of the aircraft carrier she named and commissioned, about to sail east halfway around the world. moored alongside an american destroyer, one of six warships that will accompany her to the pacific. the navy says it is the most powerful uk maritime deployment in a generation and the embodiment of global britain. so this is a tangible expression of how the country can go out into the world and so we have a fantastic new capability and when we deploy, it speaks to our values, our interests, what we

lokesh kumar left behind a five—year—old daughter and infant son.was a death foretold like so many more here, victims of covid, but also of negligence. the teachers�* union tried hard to get the election postponed, but in the end, it was powerless, like its members. orla guerin, bbc news, uttar pradesh, india. football, and chelsea's first ever women's champions league final has ended in disappointment. they were comprehensively beaten 4—0 by barcelona in gothenburg, as jo currie reports. the biggest game in club football. a new name destined for the champions league trophy. for chelsea, a first european final. and in games of this magnitude, you need a fast start. the sort their opponents barcelona had as they struck first the woodwork, before a frantic scramble ended with the ball looping into the net after just 33 seconds. and the blows kept coming for emma hayes�* side. after conceding a penalty, they were outpaced and outplayed for the third goal. chelsea�*s european dream had become a nightmare. when a fourth went in, perhaps a blessing, chels

lokesh kumar left behind a five—year—old daughter and infant son.a death foretold like so many more here, victims of covid, but also of negligence. the teachers�* union tried hard to get the election postponed, but in the end, it was powerless, like its members. 0rla guerin, bbc news, uttar pradesh, india. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: why four teams competing at the eurovision song contest in rotterdam have withdrawn from the opening ceremony. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in the national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far! - but suddenly, the police i are tear gassing the crowd, we don't yet know why! the prelaunch rit

lokesh kumar left behind a five—year—old daughter and infant son. for teaching and was their sole breadwinner. his was a death foretold like so many more here, victims of covid, but also of negligence. the teachers' union tried hard to get the election postponed, but in the end, it was powerless, like its members. 0rla guerin, bbc news, uttar pradesh, india. myanmar�*s military has entered a small town in the west of the country, after local residents took up arms against them three weeks ago. activists from the volunteer chinland defence force say they have retreated from the town of mindat to spare it further bombardment. the group also said that six of its members were killed in clashes with the military, and several more were injured. security forces are reported to have deployed live ammunition against civilians, many of whom have fled to the surrounding mountains. manny maung is the asia researcher for human rights watch. shejoins me now from sydney. thanks forjoining us. i actuallyjust want to thanks forjoining us. i actually just want to sta

. >> and now i want to introduce kumar-- and good afternoon. >> hey, buddy, how are you? >> good, yourself, sir. >> okay. so, mr. president, we're electrifying our most iconic vehicles, vehicles like our mustang, the transit, the f-150 we're going to build right here, but through total transition from internal combustion to battery-electric is going to take more than just vehicles. for example, our dealers need to be ready for the new technology and happy to say 2300 of our dealers are already fully certified and we're growing that number. secondly, the charging infrastructure needs to be there as the volumes grow so we've put together one of the largest charging infrastructures in the country, about 60,000 plugs, but that's not enough so we as an industry and as a he used to go from place a place. and that's what his job was opening up gas stations and that's how we got to stanton and wilmingtons and the principal. and even though we're going and increasing the distance you can go and power they f-150. i thought i knew it all and it's amazing. it's amaze we investing in

lokesh kumar left behind a five—year—old daughter and infant son.or teaching and was their sole breadwinner. his was a death foretold like so many more here, victims of covid, but also of negligence. the teachers�* union tried hard to get the election postponed, but in the end, it was powerless, like its members. 0rla guerin, bbc news, uttar pradesh, india. i want to bring us back to the situation in gaza. we have managed to make contact with refaat alareer, an author and journalist in gaza where he joins us. thank you very much indeed. we have a line to you. we have seen a lot of pictures, very graphic images of what is happening in gaza over the last 12-24 happening in gaza over the last 12—24 hours. can you give us the words that go with those big is? what is lifelike for you at the moment? i big is? what is lifelike for you at the moment? i thinkl have run _ you at the moment? i thinkl have run out _ you at the moment? ithinkl have run out of— you at the moment? i thinkl have run out of superlativesl you at the moment? i think i i have run out o

kumar, good morning to you. thanks for being with us.been on the frontlines in india. delivering supplies. we want to show some images from the work you're doing their. describe what your crews are seeing? can you hear us now? >> just asking you what your crews are seeing on the ground. >> okay. on the ground currently in india, sia international are at the front. they're at various stages of corporation. a few of them are distributing essential, some of them are helping people make their way to crematoriums. some of them are ensuring the migrant workers get -- while the lockdowns are imposed. when we look at the situation on the ground, we feel that this entire face is either going to hit its peak in one week. but the 4000 cases you talked about, is going to be the norm for the next week as well. and we're preparing for. that >> was still needed there on the ground? >> there are three broad categories of items that were needed in the. grown one, we need more helping hands on the ground. because of the lockdowns and because of the nature

lokesh kumar left behind a five—year—old daughter and infant son.ictims of covid, but also of negligence. the teachers�* union tried hard to get the election postponed, but in the end, it was powerless, like its members. 0rla guerin, bbc news, uttar pradesh, india. mountaineers and authorities at everest base camp in nepal have told the bbc they are seeing increased numbers of climbers with covid—19 symptoms, raising fears of a major outbreak in the region. last year, the climbing season was cancelled — this was a serious blow to those that rely heavily on income generated from everest expeditions. we can speak to mark synnott, author and mountaineer who has climbed mount everest himself. great to have you with us this evening on bbc news. first off, what do you make of this decision to perhaps look at the future of climbing everest?— perhaps look at the future of climbing everest? well, i think a lot of us are _ climbing everest? well, i think a lot of us are wondering - climbing everest? well, i think a lot of us are wondering about. climbing ever

ramesh kumar is lucky he sells groceries and everyday items so the city allows him to open his shop for 3 hours a day. he says that the 2nd coronavirus wave has hit him hard. the businessman complains that there is no financial support from the government. he doesn't even manage to cover his operating costs. it looks like this in thousands of shopping streets across the country at the moment some stores try to sell their things on the internet still it's not enough there are few people who want to buy blouses or jeans on line in times like these this affects almost everyone in the retail sector. going on. with 8 years or. more like working for i want to be able to. ask the people here what they want from their government and they say vaccinate people in india should just get vaccinated as soon as possible they say because only then can the world's 5th largest economy get back to business as usual. well india won't be getting back to business as usual any time soon and that's bad news for many other countries the country's devastating 2nd wave has raised concerns about vaccine supplies f

rubbish kumar is lucky he's permitted to open his shop for 3 whole hours but only because he sells groceries and everyday items. because workers aren't eager her maher says the 2nd chrono wave has hit him especially hard he says there's no financial support from the government. he can barely afford to cover his operating costs. are her beautiful work on the market about. thousands of streets around the country look like this at the moment some stores try to sell their things online it's not enough. in the current state of emergency with a new record of over 4200 deaths in the past 24 hours there's no end in sight to the lockdowns. and that's hitting the livelihoods of store owners like as a cots him. i have to cut down on 3 of my stuff that's what i ate is over we used to have in the shop so no no more like working with my dad i wouldn't be able to beat him. past the people here what they want and they say vaccines the rollout however has been slow. yes it's the only way the world's 5th largest economy will get back to business as usual. now let's take a look at some other business stories m

rubbish kumar is lucky he's permitted to open his shop for 3 whole hours but only because he sells groceries and every day items. because under her resume are says the 2nd chrono wave has hit him especially hard he says there's no financial support from the government. he can barely afford to cover his operating costs. are going to work on the market heard about. thousands of streets around the country look like this at the moment some stores try to sell their things online it's not enough. in the current state of emergency with a new record of over 4200 deaths in the past 24 hours there's no end in sight to the lockdowns. and that's hitting the livelihoods of store owners like the cod sim . i have to cut down on my stuff that's what i ate is we used to have in my shop so no no more like working with my dad i wouldn't be able to begin. to ask the people here what they want and they say vaccines the role of whoever has been slow . yet it's the only way the world's 5th largest economy will get back to business as usual. now let's take a look at some other business stories making headlines sout

. >> i want to introduce kumar. pres. biden: hey buddy, how are you? okay. >> mr.resident, we are electrifying our most iconic vehicles, vehicles like our mustang, the f150, which we will be built right here. the total transition from diesel combustion to battery electric will take more. our dealers need to be ready for the new technology. 23 out of 100 of our dealers are already fully ev certified. we are growing that number. secondly, the charging infrastructure needs to be there as the volumes grow. we put together one of the largest charging infrastructures in the country, about 60,000 plugs but that is not enough. we need to grow that number as the volumes grow. pres. biden: one of the things i have in my jobs plan is 550,000 charging stations along our highways that the federal government will put in. the truth is the thing that will jumpstart -- we are at an inflection point in america. we will either move and take over this area, or we will be left behind. >> absolutely. pres. biden: it is like my grandfather. he died when i was six months old. my grandfath

vixie makers thank you very much yes quote they're there for us i'm now joined by sapna kumar she is a professor of intellectual property law at the university of houston welcome to the program sapna put this move into context for us how much impact is this new from the u.s. going to have in terms of ip protections for covert vaccines. well on one hand this is very significant the u.s. government has a long tradition of punishing countries that import or produce drugs without the pharmaceutical companies permission even during times of crisis on the other hand significant obstacles do still remain in terms of whether the european union and other key players will ultimately agree to join the u.s. in supporting the us why is the u.s. doing it at this stage the biden administration had promised the ip rights would not be an obstacle to the cove in 1000 response so part of this is filling a campaign promise and part of this is sort of a growing realisation that pharmaceutical companies have really been calling all of the shots and that perhaps they haven't been acting in the public inter

raj kumar carlo counters this image with portraits of people looking from the pages of fence sitters travel. she uses colonial era photographs to tell stories about the press. the question should be what is colonialism not rape so it's like if you think about environmental. catastrophe the environment right now if you think about borders if you think about migration if you think about military occupations everything is conditioned by colonial histories and policies and they continue. to hope for true subjects' games out of this world with. for me important form of protest it's about making. a new sense of empowerment and then also it's about giving even some to the people that are part of our it's a kind of redistribution of power. should build a city in the north of england is when johnny pitts grew up. a journalist television presenter and photographer his mother was from beaumont winton class family and his father was an african american so musician that spoke afro payne traces his journey through black europe to uncover black european identities that go beyond cliche. you either

joining our discussion though, maria teresa kumar says, and this embassy conservator.atic strategist. maria teresa, mitch mcconnell said he would never forget. it seems like he has forgotten. >> once again, mitch mcconnell says nice things behind -- on the floor of the senate. but doesn't does it with empty words and without action. and what i find the most tragic is that, that officer, officer sicknick, died during his duty to protect mitch mcconnell. and to protect every single person in that building. he was doing his job. and for the senate leadership not to ask for an investigation of something that was so against the history of america, and do it in a way that is a slap in the face for those people who lost their lives that the who were trying to safeguard our democracy. it's not only a slap in the face to that family, but to the american people. but because his job was to protect mitch mcconnell, and mitch mcconnell is turning his back and not finding out the truth. >> and apparently turning his back on brian sicknick's. mother >> aisha, gladys sicknick said thi

raj kumar carlos counters this image with portraits of people looking from the pages of us address travel. she uses colonial era photographs to tell stories about oppression. and. the question should be what is colonialism not rape so it's like if you think about environmental. catastrophe of the environment right now if you think about borders if you think about migration if you think about military occupations everything is conditioned by colonial histories and policies and they continue. for truth. is out of this world. for me beauty is so important on the protests it's about my own sense of empowerment and then also it's about giving in to the people that are part of it's a kind of redistribution of power. should be a city in the north of england is where johnny peat screw up. the journalist television presenter and photographer his mother was from want in class family and his father was an african american soul music gets. book protein traces his journey through black urine to uncover black european identities that go beyond cliche. you either get images of black people in tower bloc

like kumar did i saw me good runs a garment factory insulted a pool and has seen the city transform. the small lives now worth $260.00. district of corpus and we are employing about more than 1300000 people about a plea any better do you need completely. been spotless and really need to invest because. the textile industry here is what is called the cluster around of housing small to mid-size independent garment factories like that as armies exist alongside dying bleaching and embroidery units together they bring in a revenue of 250000000000 the piece almost 3000000000 euros a year. industrial scale have also been set up but it's the small to mid-size facilities that make up the majority. of modern myself. more that. that would be so much of an impact as far as the pollution this country are one step. more that we are really spoiling the and when my proxy chemicals. were being blamed into the it were nearly 180 kilometers in length and has long been considered sacred as a non-issue as the region and sustains at least 2000000 people with more draining into the famously. as the oil flo

ramish kumar is lucky he sells groceries and everyday items so the city allows him to open his shop for 3 hours a day. he says that the 2nd coronavirus wave has hit him hard. the businessman complains that there is no financial support from the government. he doesn't even manage to cover his operating costs. it looks like this in thousands of shopping streets across the country at the moment some stores try to sell their things on the internet still it's not enough there are few people who want to buy blouses or jeans on line in times like these this affects almost everyone in the retail sector. how to cut down on. which were 8 years or more used to work in my shop so now we're like working for him i want to be able to. ask the people here what they want from their government and they say vaccinate people in india should just get vaccinated as soon as possible they say because only then can the world's 5th largest economy get back to business as usual . well india won't be getting back to business as usual any time soon and that's bad news for many other countries the country's devastat

dr priya sampath kumar is the chair of infection prevention and control at the mayo clinic.infection. so, essentially, it refers to a type of fungal infection that happens very, very rarely, and affects primarily the lung and the sinuses. it is very uncommon in most parts of the western world because this fungus isn't very prevalent. in warm humid climates, the fungus tends to be in the air, but even then, infections are very rare. covid has created a perfect storm with inflammation so, essentially, it refers to a type of fungal infection and they are not able to get back in the hospitals when they have the symptoms of the black fungus infection, which can be very nonspecific. it starts off with facial pain, feeling like one side of your nose is blocked and sometimes double vision. and if they don't seek medical attention early on, it can progress fairly quickly to become so destructive that it starts eating away the tissues of the base, the eyes, the brain and actually causes holes to happen in the roof of your mouth. relatives and supporters of george floyd — the african—a

the most precious metals, the vehicles higher off the ground are also frequent targets like a meat kumar's jeep. >> i think it picks a bond like 30 seconds to, you know, steal this thing. yeah. i watched like upi videos. it's pretty sonny bill mechanic showed me a unit salvage from the city vehicle that might sell for as much as $200. >> scrap yards are required by law to keep detailed records in the names and addresses of who's selling. but broad enforcement has had low priority in the covid economy and many units are being sold online some people will turn around and sell these on facebook marketplace or some other place just selling a used kalla converter. >> so there's a lot of avenues to make make money off we're always trying to seek even more cooperation from the salvage yards. i think sometimes they're in a difficult position where they're trying to make a buck as well. and maybe they're always ask a lot of inquisitive questions about where the product may be coming from police say there is also evidence the facts are tied in with methamphetamine use. >> efforts to fight back inclu

. >> reporter: arvind kumar organizes the charity. >> we are not doctors. we are just giving the service with the oxygen. >> reporter: he and many others blame this monstrous second wave on recent state election rallies that brought millions to the streets. >> the person responsible for these kind of sickness is-- they should be hanged. >> reporter: now demand for oxygen has reportedly grown seven-fold here at the sikh temple. covid patients continue to come in search of it, just as they have for the past two weeks. 24 hours a day. norah. >> o'donnell: chris livesay, thank you. well, in south carolina tonight, an army trainee at fort jackson is facing multiple counts of kidnapping after hijacking a bus filled with children on the way to school. he was carrying a rifle and looking for a way out. here is cbs's david martin. >> reporter: a security camera captured the moment when a runaway recruit from fort jackson, south carolina, boarded the bus, brandishing his rifle. >> a school bus has been hijacked. with kids on it, and someone with a gun. and that is wh

raj kumar patiently waits for his next ride his passengers are family members of a covert patient admitted to a new delhi hospital and they were waiting to be taken home. is one of many drivers in india capital who are using the auto rickshaws as ambulances and ferrying patients and their families for free and that the library obviously one is scared but if everyone's children will stay inside their homes then who will go out and fight at the borders so all of us will have to come out of our homes and the common people by any possible means be that money we all will have to help each other. in the state of mind to predation java khan sold his wife's jewelry to buy medical equipment and personal protective equipment of people for people in need. such as water and on news channels that people are counting their loved ones to hospitals on their shoulders or on 100 cards and some are so unfortunate. i thought that by not i come forward in the name of humanity and do something. and here in chennai patients waiting for a hospital bed are given help from this bus it's fitted with oxygen cylinders

we have a caller from another person our community from human rights watch actually a kumar check check this out she has what's called us in a system where is really sutlers are able to fill their swimming pools with subsidized water while palestinians are left queuing in line for bucket a system where an american jewish person who lived their whole life abroad can travel to israel to retire without concern while palestinian who goes abroad even for a few years for graduate studies is worried about losing their residency we can't look at everything all instant every single violation and isolation instead we need to consider the system of oppression under which palestinians are living and the right word to describe that system is the crime of apartheid apartheid and let me show you what's happening in gaza this has happened within the last 24 hours let's bring up the video with the bombing of the car. there is that is what should i say what should i say this is a crime they were civilians a woman or children about under shop owner these are the people who were at the scene they didn't hi

as usual, you guys decide what nish kumar eats. i have two requests. _ decide what nish kumar eats.let's have a think about what is _ with all of that data. let's have a think about what is going - with all of that data. let's have a think about what is going to - with all of that data. let's have a i think about what is going to happen for the _ think about what is going to happen for the next of dave. because we still have — for the next of dave. because we still have a — for the next of dave. because we still have a lot to come. in england. _ still have a lot to come. in england, we have had seven games for the conservative so far. labour have gone _ the conservative so far. labour have gone down _ the conservative so far. labour have gone down by four. but if view to keep— gone down by four. but if view to keep an — gone down by four. but if view to keep an eye on. lancashire, for example — keep an eye on. lancashire, for example. this was a county council that the _ example. this was a county council that the conservatives currently hold _ that the conservatives currently hold

and krishna by kumar and my doctor and i serve as the director of the new global health innovation center where we're trying to study and to advocate per stronger global access and equity pro-vaccine global stronger asks us in equity for vaccines we should put up front your center does receive funding from pharmaceutical companies in the us is that right it does we work with the public in the private sector including firms in the pharmaceutical sector the gates foundation the u.s. government they receive funding from pfizer johnson and johnson. we receive funding as presented and from there on the by their foundation but we don't do any work that's related to their vaccine development or well ok great thank you question and can tell us a bit about yourself. so the problem i live in bangkok but i could get into a project which works for access to medicines in india brazil and south africa and i've been doing this actually for 18 years and then this in start of the bad i mean i've been looking on increasing access to coronavirus excellence give us a sense of what it's like in india right no

like kumar did i saw me good runs a garment factory insulted and has seen the city transform. lives now worth 260. district a corpus. we are employing about more than 1300000 people about a plea any better do you need completely. been spotted listen really need to invest these. textile industry here is what is called a cluster around a 1000 small to mid-size independent garment factories like that as armies exist alongside dying bleaching and embroidery units together they bring in a revenue 150000000000 do please almost 3000000000 euros a year. industrial scale tech setbacks have also been set up but it's the small to mid-size facilities that make up the majority. starter. model me myself. more that. there will be so much offered impact as far as the pollution wisconsin are one stage all that really spoiling the in my mind boxy chemicals. will be a brain into the it were. 180 kilometers in length and has long been considered sacred as a non-issue as the region and sustains at least 2000000 people before draining into the famously. as the oil flows through the growing cities t

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the most precious metals, the vehicles higher off the ground are also frequent targets like a meat kumar'sink it takes about like 30 seconds to, you know, steal this thing. yeah. i watched like upi videos. it's pretty sonny bill mechanic showed me a unit salvage from the city vehicle that might sell for as much as $200. >> scrap yards are required by law to keep detailed records in the names and addresses of who's selling. but broad enforcement has had a low priority in the covid economy and many units are being sold online some people will turn around and sell these on facebook marketplace or some other place just selling a used kalla converter. >> so there's a lot of avenues to make make money off we're always trying to seek even more cooperation from the salvage yards. i think sometimes they're in a difficult position where they're trying to make a buck as well. and maybe they're always ask a lot of inquisitive questions about where the product may be coming from. >> police say there is also evidence the facts are tied in with methamphetamine use efforts to fight back include action cat

the most precious metals, the vehicles higher off the ground are also frequent targets like a meat kumar's jeep. >> i think it takes about like 30 seconds to, you know, steal this thing. yeah. i watched like videos. it's pretty sonny bill mechanic showed me a unit salvage from the city vehicle that might sell for as much as $200. >> scrap yards are required by law to keep detailed records in the names and addresses of who's selling. but broad enforcement has had a low priority in the covid economy and many units are being sold online some people will turn around and sell these on facebook marketplace or some other place just selling a used kalla converter. >> so there's a lot of avenues for will make make money off we're always trying to seek even more cooperation from the salvage yards. i think sometimes they're in a difficult position where they're trying to make a buck as well. and maybe they're always ask a lot of inquisitive questions about where the product may be coming from police say there is also evidence the facts are tied in with methamphetamine use. >> efforts to fight back in

the most precious metals, the vehicles higher off the ground are also frequent targets like a meat kumar'sp. >> i think it takes about like 30 seconds to, you know, steal this thing. yeah. i watched like upi videos. it's pretty sonny bill mechanic showed me a unit salvage from the city vehicle that might sell for as much as $200. >> scrap yards are required by law to keep detailed records in the names and addresses of who's selling. but broad enforcement has had a low priority in the covid economy and many units are being sold online some people will turn around and sell these on facebook marketplace or some other place just selling a used kalla converter. >> so there's a lot of avenues to make make money off we're always trying to seek even more cooperation from the salvage yards. i think sometimes they're in a difficult position where they're trying to make a buck as well. and maybe they're always ask a lot of inquisitive questions about where the product may be coming from police say there is also evidence the facts are tied in with methamphetamine use. >> efforts to fight back include

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