and freeport maine. we have a rocky coastline, and sandy beaches some of the oldest lighthouses in the country. craft beers. we've got about 150 craft breweries in maine. i think they exploded during the pandemic, too. you know, expanded. don't know why. but we're also, we boast oysters and scallops and clams and whatnot. but we also know that because we started planning this a year and a half ago, we don't have to reinvent the wheel. we are ready for you. the hotels are ready for you. the beaches are ready for you. the shopping malls and the baseball parks are all ready for you. and a new children's museum just opened two weeks ago. and my granddaughters and i cut the ribbon. and my granddaughter was first in the door. everything is right in town. portland is very density to live and one of the most beautiful state necessary country. -- one of the most beautiful in the country. we have the lowest crime rate. and we vie with vermont for most crime rate and highest vaccination rate, vying with vermont and

stand by main. stand by main. >> oh, so far a nominal flight. here come the crew capsule back from space. the droves deployed. here are the mains out, and reaching and coming to full inflation. our rocket went over mach3 and now they're coming floating back down at just about 15 or 16 miles an hour. about to join us home. back here in west texas after having gone over the karman line, the internationally recognized line of space. the world's newest astronauts. gary, how are you holding up, friend? >> i am speechless. >> wow. and those big, beautiful windows. >> just got about a minute and a half of floating before the activation of the skirt jet before a soft touchdown. at this point there are sensors on board that are detecting how high they are above the ground. multiple sensors and six feet above the ground, that cushion of air will puff and they will have a soft touchdown almost like sitting in a chair. but i'm sure their adrenalin is pumping now. [laughter]. >> and touchdown! welcome back new shepard's first human crew. what a flight. >> we

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standby, main. standby, main. >> so far, a nominal flight. here comes the crew capsule back from space. the drougues deployed. coming to full inflation. our rocket went over mach three and now they are floating down at about 50 miles per hour, about to join us home back here in west texas after having gone over the internationally recognized line of the world's newest astronauts. gary. gary: i am speechless. >> wow. and those big, beautiful windows. gary: just got about a minute and a half of floating before the activation of the skirt jet for a soft touchdown. at this point, there are sensors on board that are detecting how high they are above the ground, multiple sensors. and six feet above the ground, that cushion of air will puff, and they will have a soft touchdown, almost like just sitting in a chair. but i am sure their adrenaline is pumping. >> [laughter] >> and, touchdown. welcome back, new shepard's first human crew. what a flight. >> congratulations, to all of you. >> what a day. what a day. >> the people in this capsule are so gra

it's by being basically disillusioned by what's happening in tunisia, that's the main problem.ajority of tunisians are still favorable for democratic institutions i think so many people who went to the streets july 25 and celebrated in the night the decisions of kade sadie -- kai saeed were not basically did not have a problem with democracy but they have a problem with a kind of democracy they see it as corrupt they see it as a kind of democracy that closed down politics within consensual closed rooms and did not really establish the main problems of tunisians. they did not see the political class expressing their main worries and that's why they they they have a problem with that kind of democracy not with freedom. but kia's aids government -- kai saeed's government will start with economic, social, and health challenges. they will be given some time by the population. i would say 60 or 90 days for people to watch what will happen. it is basically in the interest of him and his new government to do major quick steps. agreement with the will be critical. the government needs t

yeah, that's the main problem. and many tunisians basically a band we have so many pauls that show denisia, the majority of 3 are still favorable for democratic institutions. i think so many people that went to the streets in july 25 and celebrated the night. the decisions of sides were not basically does not have a problem with the markets, but they have a problem with a kind of democracy. they see it as they see it as a kind of the book is a close down politics within consensual, closed rooms and did not really establish the main problems of teenagers. they did not see the political class expressing their main warriors. and that's why they, they, they, they have a problem with that kind of, not with them, not with the with, but there is still a section that is still somehow in the status of the old times. they have just to add something here that map that's going to be proposed by the site is going to be distracted by the balance of forces. so his government, that's going to be nominated. the coming as i said, ho

main main type of the main, the main viral type in the coming in the coming weeks. having said that, the u. s. has come a long way. i mean, we look at, i mean, isn't my pages, statistics, say, but here's a few. we have about 300 deaths a day. we compare about 2 to march of 2020. that's why there's been a similar rates. it's gone back down to be a pre the big surgeon in depth, and in the u. s. 12000 cases, the day it was 200000 cases. when joe biden was inaugurated bunch, you're talking about that gold bite and set himself of 70 percent off adults. with at least one dose, a vaccine by the 4th of july, he's looking to miss by much, but maybe about 3 percent should be 67 percent we expect by july 4th, but only 46 percent of americans adults are fully vaccinated and that rate is slowing deaths all creeping up with the covered with the delta vary now spreading, and there's a particular that young people, 13th $1839.00, only a 3rd of 18 to 39 year olds of vaccinated. so there's still questions as to how far you can go to celebrate how far the u. s. has come without then e

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but the certainly it's the main part of that responsible or not. basically because she georgia including abolition course. ok. so we'll, we'll touch on the maturity of unity in democracy a little bit later on. but sarah, the prime minister, the now the x prime minister hisham the she, she, he seemed also now willing, is willing to give way and waits. why has he done so easily? so willingly, i think in part. yeah, i think in part because of the, this idea of stability that we're talking about. i don't think he has much to gain from trying to fight this. i think, you know, between all the various measures that the president has laid out, including the curfew and quitting travel bands. and i think it's, you know, i'm sure the prime minister is not happier. former prime minister is not happy, but i do think it's in his interest to just kind of quietly step down and see where things play out. sally, do you, do you think that the prime minister or the president might try and consolidate power further? what mighty try and do so the $1000000.00 question, a

it's the end of an era allows us and nato troops leave their main enough room is left empty, offer a 20 year mission against the telephone. hotline, islamists comes to a close, also coming up indian health officials that sound the alarm. i've renewed cove at 19 variant fair. the spreading bills and plus trying could be better existing immunity. and the 3rd wave could be on the way the world u. f. o t. a u. s. military or sorry, still have an open mind when it comes to extra terrestrial encounters, w had to nevada's infamous area, $51.00 to try and set the record straight. ah, me. i'm rebecca richards, welcome to the program. us defense officials say the last remaining american and nato troops have left the background military base in afghanistan, and had it over to ask and forces background was the center of the us and nato's war against the taliban and al qaeda. at its peak, 100000 us troops was station there. that 20 emission is now coming to an end and a complete withdrawal of all the foreign forces from the country is thought to be imminent. i'm joined now by dw correspondent ter

that's the main focus, _ a football match. that's the main focus, if — a football match.elves and make _ focus, if we focus on ourselves and make sure — focus, if we focus on ourselves and make sure the mentality is right, and we _ make sure the mentality is right, and we make sure the performance is i’ilht and we make sure the performance is right we _ and we make sure the performance is right we give ourselves a great opportunity of going through the semifinal. just three days after england put germany out of the competition, toni kroos has announced his retirement from the international game. the 31—year—old said he had taken the decision before the euros and that he wanted to focus on his club football with real madrid. kroos scored 17 goals in 106 appearances for germany, and helped them win the 2014 world cup. norwich city have signed scotland midfielder billy gilmour on a season—long loan from chelsea. the 20—year—old was man of the match on his full debut in the goalless draw against england at euro 2020. gilmour made just 11 appearances for chelsea last season, s

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computers and laptops were confiscated from the defense for children internationals main palestinian office, as well as the files of their child detainee clients. the raid comes a day or 2, the organization reported on the killing of 11 year old maria budget. i was sarah who was shot by is ready for susan ma purchase, calling for guatemala, the president to resign a growing after the fact of an anti corruption prosecutor. traffic was blocked, major junctions across the country to put pressure on the other hand, who dramatic a and his attorney general special prosecutor, $100.00 sco sandeval was fired and forced to feed a country last week after he began investigating people close to the president. he helped to bring down a former leader on corruption charges. more protests are expected. i go to you as the director of legal studies at the liberty and development foundation, he joins as far scott, from guatemala city. thank you very much for joining us. can you tell us what the scale of these protests is so far? well, so far pro this are nationwide. you know, probably not them. what am

as wine, hey, explains the one any cold winter's night unusual in the main city. a taste of more tropical pacific islands can easily be found. oakland is the world's largest polynesian city. with indigenous molly joined by generations of migrants from countries like saw more. fiji and tongue up. but the vibrancy color and contribution of polynesians haven't always been welcomed. here. we were the people that were responsible for the disintegration of the economy and the new zealand dream. the painters were vigilante group, set up in the 900 seventies to defend the rights of modi and pacific islanders and to change the racist views held by many white new zealanders. we can educate them, they're not used to our way of life. let's keep stuff. one result of that sentiment was an immigration crackdown targeting pacific islanders who had been brought here because of labor shortages. the often violent dawn rage which the government is now apologizing for. so police searching homes, businesses and even churches looking for overstep to deport. the sense of injustice is sti

one of the main reasons for that— amsterdam. one of the main reasons for that is— amsterdam.the eu for many venues, has dropped that band _ the eu for many venues, has dropped that band now we are picking up that trading _ that band now we are picking up that trading volume, but a point of context— trading volume, but a point of context is— trading volume, but a point of context is that before brexit, it was like — context is that before brexit, it was like ia billion euros a day being — was like ia billion euros a day being traded in london compared to 2 billion— being traded in london compared to 2 billion - _ being traded in london compared to 2 billion - a _ being traded in london compared to 2 billion — a massive difference. the story— billion — a massive difference. the story savs — billion — a massive difference. the story says london hasjust come back ahead _ story says london hasjust come back ahead of— story says london hasjust come back ahead of amsterdam, so we've not seen _ ahead of amsterdam, so we've not seen a _ ahead of amsterdam, so we've not seen a reversio

he has main opposition party, a warm welcome to you on thanks. so much for joining us today on inside story to do, let me start with you. what's the latest you know about freeman my boy's condition as well as the other members of today who were arrested. do you have any idea of what will happen next to them and how concerned are you for their condition? thank you very much for having me. the last test information that we have is 5 of those that were being denied with the city of wanda web. web traveled organized a yesterday to data alarm at this time, so, but 1200 kilometer. and one of them has was released this morning for the remaining policy, custody in dallas alone. i got the other 9 who remained in was out. we 3 have been relieved, so they are about 6 walked in in police custody. as far as chairman mo, it is concerned. since yesterday the police have prevented his lawyer. they have prevented member of his family, his children in this cafe to see him. so we have not seen him, but he has not been seen. no one has, has talked to him. and theref

pulling lobster traps way out here in the gulf of maine. for 15 years, captain john makowski had company, a faith portland companion. in fact, he says maybe a little too faithful. >> she comes to the window, looking at me from this far away, just staring at me. >> reporter: as we first reported last summer, john's stalker girlfriend, who he named red eye, just showed up one day and never left. until she suffered a leg injury. john knew a sea gull couldn't live long like that. how hard was it for him? >> oh, very, very difficult. >> reporter: john's wife, debbie. >> to watch john and how -- to see how sad he was, i could tear up right now. >> i don't know why i was so emotionally crushed, but there was a piece missing. i was beginning to wonder how much longer i felt like doing this. >> reporter: so in an attempt to save his passion for the sea, he tried to save that sea gull. actually caught her and brought her to the center for wildlife in maine. the staff nursed red eye, while john spoiled her with brown haik, her favorite kind of fish. a

main substances, goods, there is cues, many gas stations. the hospital is asking for these for the generators, the generators. some people are afraid that the next day they want to know how much the currency and look at currency will be against the, the as the others. as you mentioned before, the, the report that 99 percent or 99 percent of its value laws against the us and others. and according to the central bank governance, 74 percent of the different user economy is the price based on dollars. so when we talk about touch crisis that need more than 74 percent of the economy, and if it uses completely destroyed, i mean he's also warning that the health care system could also collapse. i mean, what are you hearing there on the ground to be the people people get sick and need to go to the doctor or the emergency room? is that still possible? yeah, because it's as possible right now. but the hospitals, doctors shopping load asking the government to act rapidly. they, they, they are talking about shortage in medical supplies. as mentioned befo

but the main thing, the main part about all of this is in a democratic system. it does matter what happens outside the courtroom. in terms of the public conversation and the press would normally lead that the press would elevate the issue. people would rally around that again, due process, rule of law. all of that, it's been wiped away. that says little more about the state of democracy. in the democratic world, it's leading the rules based international order and in the rules based international order. you as the, the gold makes the rules or he has the most money makes the rules. but it's funny that when anthony lincoln tried to pull the rules based card with china at that summit, alaska, china reminded anthony blinking, who has the gold, apparently, because they didn't show any respect to the u. s. is shenanigans summit. but so it is very worrying because this is, that is a sunset moment for, for democracy. and the staunch case, it's just is a touchstone of, of the process here. when this is all about is they, they may never want another julian ever to happen

he is. meantime, the main witness in the u. s. case against him has reportedly admitted to giving false testimony. speaking to an icelandic newspaper, he said the wick helix found that never asked him to hug any computers or foes is potentially than a major blow for washington. with some seeing the admission is fatal, may be even to americans case against the sons. among them, the fellow with the blow, edward snowden sang that this is the end of the case against julian assad. if biden continues to seek the extradition of a publisher under an indictment poison top to bottom, with false testimony, admitted by its own star, witness the damage to the united states, reputation and press freedom would last for a generation. it's unavoidable for the better part of a decade. the united states and its allies wanted sonjee. they came up with allegations and grand juries and smear campaigns to get to him. we knew that what we didn't know is how many of america's charges against the sods charges that could lambda signs in jail for a 175 years

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we are still trying to main precisely what is the reach of this decision. but the minister is not you said he's someone who is contested by different positions because right before the president was needed, she nominated in the decree this by means there was supposed to come in day nice, resenting minister of positions. and stakeholders are saying that he don't have any authority whatsoever to be clear what he's declaring, how worried are you that the country already struggling with instability will now spiral further into chaos among all this uncertainty? well, it did their situation and the situation was already difficult. before the emission of the president, remember, the persons were killed last week and we are trying to know who conducted and what, what the motivations you have large but of the country controlled by games. a 1000 people seeking shelters because they are sitting and getting violent. and d, c, d or heavy they, they can bury in the country in civil main roads. why the police can't do anything because the, sometimes they have more than th

ah, hello i, marianne murphy and london with a look at our main story. now the afghan taliban is saying that it sees a strategic border crossing with pakistan. the spin ball that crossing connects the town of welsh and effectively the nearby city of kandahar to chairman in pocket. sean, this is afghan stone, 2nd busiest entry point and the main link to ports in pocket on the afghan government interested. it's pushed to fight his back civilians in the area say the taliban is in control of the board post. charlotte balance has one is now from cobble. then border is a very strategic border crossing because it is afghan, astound 2nd busiest border crossing the location of it. it's just south of kandahar and south west and the son which is a telephone strong hole. but now with this border crossing, it connects them with talk of some where a lot of the senior leaders have been for many years and it also allows them to get all that custom revenue that's coming through the border. the as can government say something like 900 trucks cross through the every day th

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that is the main event here.t's the big thing that they're working on actually getting an indictment for and then pushing forward with. this effort with regard to weisselberg and other individuals with the trump organization is all about building up to that larger case that they have been working on. why have they been spending all of this time on this? and they went to the supreme court to get access to the tax records and all of the back-ups to the tax records, it is not the tax records, it is the backups to those records, all of the bank records, all of the internal e-mails, internal spread sheets. i can boil it down. they basically manipulated the numbers to make it look like these properties were worth less to the tax authorities, worth more to the lenders, and that was fraud, both on the lenders and on the tax authorities. it is potentially hundreds of millions of dollars worth of fraud. >> ely, does that play into what you are talking about, that if they're pulling the thread today that that's the main eve

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the main problem? enough gas dance always going to be we're trying to impose a western style democracy on was effectively an area that's been governed by tribal forms of government and tribal politics. and until they can bridge that gap and do that in a, in a good way for both sides, then i think you're going to have this constant friction. yeah, i think that i think the u. s. and western power should stop helping dennis then it might turn out better. will say, are gentlemen going to jump in here, we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real stay with the ah the board over the summer solutions where we focus on the solutions. not so much. the problem, stacy, right. we are joined by jeff booth author of the price of tomorrow. she won't fall soon, but he will thing a little slow letting them go. well the oh, i don't want to come a little to go see me when you have a week when you have a meeting in the room initial, authentic steamy and the spe

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that's the main priority. when violence really picked up here in about april, when you as president joe biden, announce that all day. so when us troops would be coming out by september, the 11th the telephone took that opportunity and it's really tightened the nurse around the government, especially in rule areas where we talk to independent. unless they say back in april, the telephone, we're controlling about 72 ac districts out of afghanistan, roughly 400. now they say it's about triple that, about $220.00. and more people are now living on the telephone control than on the afghan government control. so the telephone strategy and recent wait has been to and circle regional centers as we speak as a fence is going on around 2 northern cities area pool and telecom and then also around kandahar city in the south of taken strategic landmarks like order crossings and getting these games going back to negotiating table with more leverage and here in cobble people are watching that very closely. 23 year old refugee

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