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and less. at the same time, the federal government has told us that high taxes on business will in some way solve the problem and allow the average taxpayer to pay less. well, business is not a taxpayer. it is a tax collector. business has to pass its tax burden onto the customer as part of the cost of doing business. you and i pay the taxes imposed on business every time we go to the store. only people pay taxes. and it is political demagoguery or economic illiteracy to try to tell us otherwise. the key to restoring the health of the economy lies in cutting taxes. at the same time, we need to get the waste out of federal spending. this does not mean sacrificing essential services nor do we need to destroy the system of benefits which flow to the poor, the elderly, the sick and the handicap. we have long sense committed ourselves as a people to help those among us who cannot take care of themselves. but the federal government has proven to be the costliest and most inefficient provider of such

socties, a less connected world, and a less equal world. the global picture is one wheree the struggle b autocracy and free societies is being slanted in the wrg direction at the momen my reflection on the u.s. situation, though, gives me one important cause of hope, and i think it addresses your question directly. i've been very struck health commiioneent state have cominto their own as trusted parties in this -- in ohio, in massachusen new york. not just the governors but thehe independenth authorities. and i think there's a real lesson in e way in which the independent, trusted expertise at state level has c into its own, uncontaminated by the partisanship and the dysfunctionalism of the federal level. and in your system, particular dysfunction about it. but what's remarkable to me, asomeone who's lucky enoug to live and work in america, is that the seeds of democratict governt state level are still very strong. i have an example. you know, data is really important here in slowing the spread of the disease and helping authorities plan. a

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we're closing in at less than a tenth of a meter per second. you can see they're doing all these very small minor attitude corrections. really, the autonomous docking system at work making sure that the vestibule and the soft capture system was lined up with the docking adapter. you can see much more clearly there. the four black circles are th the--they are not to be used at this time. and the soft pedals--wow. >> we can't make out the target but we do see the outline. >> we're less than ten meters away. we're closing at that rate of less than a tenth of a meter per second. we should be about one minute 45 seconds from docking. >> there is a center line camera right in that middle so you can see where the forward hatch is. right in the middle of that is a window, a center line camera and the center of the docking mechanism. so that is what the autonomous docking system is using to line up with a cross hatch, cross target on the docking port. again, the forward docking port adapter. >> we're just five meters away. again, we're racing that sunse

looks less and less segregated in a more diversified. the average left for 88% of the population. by 20 -- 2010 there's been kind of day we are nowhere near where we've got to be but i think it is a dynamic that offers some hope. the >> host: thank you. it's always a pleasure to talk with you and it's been a fascinating conversation. the idea of sort of integrated living leading to other things is a great one to lead with. it gives the local, state and look at where they play and lots of folks can think about the role and moving forward. thank you for joining us today. it is always a pleasure to talk with you. i could talk for another hour but we would end up losing everybody. i want to thank the audience again for joining us. it was great to have you with us today. thanks to my colleagues that did such a fabulous job in organizing the thing is. please do take a moment to respond to the feedback survey at the close of a seminar or sending an e-mail. let us know what you think. we would love to hear from you and we hope that you'll join us again. >> the fed has been in the credit m

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cars less airplanes less boats less pollution and it seems at least here in this part of qatar the natural world is thankful stephanie decker al-jazeera of the qatari coast. my. dear again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera hong kong's leader kerry lamb has defended beijing as for paul's security laws she says the legislation want to impact hong kong's rights and freedoms and that fierce people will be arrested for speaking out our imagined katrina you was listening to carry lamb speech in beijing. she was at pains to reassure an increasingly anxious public about the consequences of this law saying that these fears are groundless what makes hong kong hong kong what makes it different to any other province in china those things will remain the same the judiciary will be independent and that it will only target a handful of what you called law breakers that the majority she said of peace loving hong kong citizens will not be effective now this of course follows the announcement of this national security law by beijing last thursday. china is preparing to repatriate its c

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available intensive care beds, less ventilator capacity, less options of accessing a primary care providertobe presented care for evaluation. there are many steps in that question that need to be unpacked in relation to things with gender fluid and racial disparities we are seeing. professor jason farley with johns hopkins university. michael bloomberg, the founder of this network, is a big supporter of johns hopkins university. meantime, i want to get back to uber results. more headlines have been really good on uber. the biggest news -- have been rolling in on uber. they sawst news is declines in ridesharing but are boosted by uber eats. what are your takeaways? of course we see how much the ridesharing business is being affected by the lockdown and shelter-in-place orders, but we see signs that are encouraging. in places where lockdowns have been released progressively, we rise, so that's great. the second thing is that these businesses react very well to a pullback. 6% in q1.ere down cash reserves we are down 9%. it is very rare to have businesses where you recover faster. that is enco

cars less airplanes less boats less pollution and it seems at least here in this part of qatar the natural world is thankful stephanie decker al-jazeera of the qatari coast. failed flight virgin orbits 1st attempt to launch a rocket in mid ad the company's launcher one rocket was dropped from under the wing of a 747 over the pacific ocean the booster ignited by the mission was cancelled for undisclosed reasons the firm want to use the technology commercially to launch small satellites. my. our top stories on al-jazeera this hour hong kong's leader has defended beijing's proposed security laws carry ma'am says the legislation won't effects the territories whites and freedoms and that fears people will be arrested for speaking out are imagined china is preparing to repatriate its citizens in india as corona virus infections there increased its embassy in new delhi notified nationals of the plan on monday they have until wednesday to register to the between e.u. has more from beijing. well the chinese authorities are saying that it's because of concerns related to the pandemic simply it's not

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because they are less severely affected, they are less likely to be coughing and sneezing, and therefore is how it spreads, they are less likely to spreads, they are less likely to spread the disease to others. but whether they are ten times less likely or half as likely as an adult, that is still an open question, and of course, that is really important when you are trying to figure out keeping that our number, keeping that infection rate below that all figure of one and keeping this epidemic under control. so that remains an open question and the only safe route is to keep those links apart. and just on that question, the children‘s commissioner anne longfield has issued some evidence from nurseries which she says does suggest that the numbers of kids becoming infected is actually really low ooh yes, and that does sort of chime and tie in with evidence of the disease within groups of children, that because they are less symptomatic, because they are less affected, the spread is going to be much lower. but that‘s still open for investigation, so the only safe way forward really is to ke

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than britain is full cussing in for less money what kind of pressure can donald trump put on powers that seek their infrastructure being built by china say which it is actually with 5 g. in this country huawei. threw the phone down on boris johnson here can can the united states try and prevent infrastructure projects being built by the perhaps future hedge amman's like china i think the u.s. will try but it's going to fail and if trump gets reelected i think countries around the world at that point are going to decide that they have to move very decisively to try to order their economic and geopolitical affairs so that they have much less to do with the united states you know when bush was 1st elected in invaded iraq i think many people around the world for this. it's just a fluke and that obama came in and there is the view well the united states is back to normal from 1st election was seen as another fluke but if he gets reelected i think the reality will sink in the presidents like bush and trump are the norm for the united states and obama is the brief exception and so they're

people have less and less contact with one another. the family unit is in decline and fall off if we keep building family homes which are then occupied by singles. it's problematic when we see neighborhoods going to pieces and the resulting lack of solidarity. those on a fast bend is co-founder of the kiss foundation short for keep it small and simple . since 2016 its team has been establishing new neighborhood networks and to prevent social isolation only our idea is to strengthen social cohesion to quickly i say quickly in quotation marks to quickly get people connected so that they can support one another and this is basically their take responsibility on their own strength and solidarity that's what's most important to us he said. this helps neighbors help one another with car rides shopping or going out on walks no money changes hands instead the network's 200 members document the time spent it's then credited to their time account. so they can seek help in return or save up credit for later. the biggest demand is for conversation

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this means, unfortunately, that unemployment will increase less than in the u.s. but this will be one of the challenges we will have to deal with at least for some time. >> let me bring you back to the inflation and to the medium term i would really like to know whether you see a risk of inflation shugt up with all of these extra ordinary measures and all the money pumped into the system >> this is a very important question we have many uncertainties about the economic situation, as i said we have probably less uncertainties with the short term without any doubt this shock pushed inflation down. i mention this very low figure of 0.3%. in the next future, probably the pick up in supply will be quicker than the supply in demand which should keep the inflation down there could be other affects in the opposite direction due to the increase of production costs. as a whole, most forecasters expect inflation to remain very low and hence the policies to be for the future we will have to keep very low interest rates and liquidity to accommodate this too low inflation. >> w

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less bricks and mortar. if we have a system of regulation of higher education that is laser focused on reducing cost, then i think over time, we are not going to have the epidemic rates of debt we have today. let me unmute myself. climate change. broadview, this is an international issue. we can do anything we want. we contribute significantly to greenhouse gases. clearly, unless there is a movement of global collaboration, nothing of significance will happen, on an issue most young people believe is the number one issue in their lifetimes and often vote accordingly. view, practical point of you come from connecticut. a high education level. significant for the economy and so is driving to places like new york in order to work, so how do you get there quickly, because we are running out of time, without the complaint the manufacturing sector has about getting jobs and so forth. i should not blame the manufacturing. republicans, their fearfulness of the future and we should not do anything, which of course wi

he's less mmanuel he is with and less visible. he's more easily forgettable. he is becoming increasingly hidden. which she needs to do is find a way in this secular culture to impregnate her stories with the presence of god often the presence of god is best seen or recognized by the negative pointers that she embeds in her tax. she forces you to face the absence of god the seeming void this desert experience of our contemporary secular culture. >> meaning there's not really nourishment for the soul available. we are talking about film and fiction. there's lots of escapist nurture and literature and films. you said car crashes in various other things. the serious art is perhaps having a struggle. you told me you do teach or hold seminars of watching film and sharpening your vision to see what's in that room. you do this for all ages. >> i've done it for high school students as well as their teachers. i've been at the college level and graduate level at the st. patrick's seminary. i've also gone out to parishes throughout the bay area. i've given evening present

that means less luggage and less contact with the crewmembers there is a lot of participation airlines will have to do in the coming weeks or months to allow for the tourism sector as a whole. there is a lot of uncertainty when it comes to free movement and lifting the restrictions on traveling. we don't know when you'll be able to travel from one country within the eu to another there is a lot of restrictions still in the area and it imposes a lot of questions on the sector as a whole i want to leave you with a final comment on the vouchers. there is a lot of controversy on this consumers have the right to request a full refund for a previous travel package that they have paid for however certain businesses including the airlines say that they would like to be more about giving the vouchers so they can keep the cash as they struggle a lot in keeping their businesses running. let's see what will happen in that front perhaps you can address that with our next guest. >> the impact will be felt for a couple of years according to the air travel association which suggestions travel will not

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less experience in the court than on tv. during this public health crisis, his nomination is nothing short of a disgrace. the senate should be focused on helping the country. hospitals and doctors, nurses and health care workers, essential employees and small businesses and families suffering from huge financial hardship. there are millions of newly unemployed americans, but the only jobs issue the republican majority seems to be focused on this week are the jobs of right-wing judges who wish to dismantle health care at a time when health care is needed more than ever. let me say that again. there are millions of justly unemployed americans, but in the senate, the republican majority is spending time giving jobs to right-wing judges. now, let's get back to what matters. democrats are focused on helping workers, small businesses, and american families. in times of crisis and economic hardship, these average americans, working people, they take it on the chin. that's where our focus needs to be. not on legal immunity for big c

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