manny: let's extrapolate on that.the tone is very different, i think piece of theater this is in this geneva is very controlled. the european side from the family side is very much about not giving puten the opportunity to grandstand at home. i wonder what success at this, shall we call it a day taunt? i wonder what success looks like. tell me what you think is a success for biden. annmarie: restarting talks on the nuclear talks. that restart treatedy set to expire on february 26. that's a big deal. bier in the middle of 2021. lots of discussions around the pandemic and covid but this is something that is over a cloud basically over these two countries. the other i think would be a success that is just not relations getting any worse. going this meeting, both presidents as well as the nateo s.g. saying relations are at an all time war from the cold war. you think about what is going on with navalny and cyberwarfare. i don't think we'll get there yet. manny: you go back to reagan and gorbachev. it could be a build-up t

are your strategist telling you what we just heard from manny?to take profit, it is time to wait for the next taper tantrum before deciding to address -- to have vast -- to invest more aggressively. janet: unlike manny with a 1.5 trillion dollars i ever see a franklin templeton, we have 14 different investment teams that have great debates about inflation. we spanned the entire spectrum. i do not speak for them. they are completely independent. i would say i think the real rate trade, you will see this in waves as the vaccines rollout. obviously markets like the u.s. and europe are further ahead, probably 75%. i think the u.s. is projected at five months and the eu even sooner. their other markets that are much longer. 12 months, india 19 months, indonesia 23 months. i think we will see the stimulus in waves and carry through. i think we are bullish on things like commodity currencies in areas where you are protected if there is inflation. cyclicals we think there is still run. 14 different independent teams who have their own view. each one inde

good evening, manny.i saw on tv this morning is nothing like what you look at in person. >> reporter: no, really, and asn the mayor put it to us earlier, it looks like there was an earthquake here. and, when we arrived in the pre-dawn hours, there was so much chaos and confusion on thes w streets. there were survivors were walking and looking dazed. firefighters were rescuing people, plucking them from balconies in the section of the building that had not collapsed. all this happened while most were asleep. surveillance video captured the moment this 12-story condo building collapsed in surfside, florida just after 1:30 this morning. one section teetered, before also giving way.ctionerred befoo >> we were right there on the second floor. the building, one of these huge buildings, gone. right here beside us. the craziest thing i've ever heard in my life. >> reporter: this 3d map view shows what the building looked like before. this is what it looks like now. an entire structure collapsing, floors pancaked

anti jewish incidents are on the rise and the latest target manny's cafe in the district. issues of social justice is what we're focused on as we work to build a better bay area. liz kreutz has what happened at manny's and the mission. >> reporter: the walls are clean newly pained but just two days ago they looked like this. anti jewish vandalism sprawled in big blue letters all along the cafe store front. >> somebody body body body body manny's. >> fueled by tensions over the war between israel and hamas. the anti defamation league has been tracking these incidents. everything from harassment to vandalism to some extreme cases in other parts of the country violence. >> we saw a 75% increase in the two week period after violence started between israel and the gaza strip as compared to the two weeks prior. >> reporter: last month the habad of valley was also vandalized. >> it was death to israel. terrorism. >> people have every right in the world to criticize the state of israel. that is not in semitic. >> the young students responded by painting this message of peace. >> w

good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, norah. today we learned search-and- rescue crews have already removed more than three million pounds of cement from the collapse site but they are concerned about one section of debris that they believe may be helping to prop up one part of the building right there that remains standing but in danger of collapse. these are the first calls that came from first responders on the morning of the collapse. one told them it sounded like a bomb. a contractor told the "miami herald" tee took these photos two days before the collapse, showing water on the floor, cracked concrete, and exposed rebar inside the pool's equipment room. it's unclear whether these conditions contributed to the disaster. there's a high likelihood that this could have been a combination of things. >> it could have been a number of things that alone wouldn't have caused the problem, but together, with the trigger caused the problem. >> reporter: allyn kilsheimer is a structural engineer who has been hired by the town of surfsi

norah. >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you.onight, as families await word about their loved ones, we're m learning more about those lost in the collapse. cbs' david begnaud spoke today with some of the families. >> i can show you 10 >> i can show you 10000 pictures and 9,999 pictures, he will be smiling. >> reporter: despite his life- threatening battle with muscular dystrophy, 26-year-old luis d bermudez, jr., or luis-o as his family called them, always smiled. his body and that of his mother were found under the debris. >> i am very sad, i am broken heart. >> reporter: luis bermudez, sr. last saw his son right before father's day. >> he's a warrior and now he's in heaven, and i'm going to miss him the rest of my life. >> reporter: anguish and pain is rippling throughout this florida community.co >> my grandmother is the most loving person that i know. >> reporter: 92 years old, going on 62, that's how mike noriega describes his fiercely independent grandmother hilda. after hearing the news, he and his father, a local police c

today's manny's birthday. aw, jeez. i'm sorry, kid. don't worry.en's family's taking me for a birthday lunch. you see? even the reubens remembered. we'll be back at 6:00, and we're taking you to a special birthday dinner. okay? we are? jay! i'm sorry, kid. i wasn't sorry. it was a setup. we're throwing him a big surprise birthday party. and he totally fell for it, the little jerk. i mean, that's the whole point of a surprise party. you take someone who you really love and you play 'em like a fool. that's not the whole point of all this. manny has been feeling a little bit neglected, and i wanted to give him the most special day. this is the last birthday that it's only going to be the three of us. i can't wait to see the little dope's face.

. >> reporter: one of those friends manny la font, a father of two here in a video taken last month >> manny is a dear friend of ours, lives alone. >> reporter: other missing their children including this father. looking for luis, his 26-year-old son. with muscular dystrophy. officials are asking family members to provide their own dn to help identify bodies that may be found. grace o'donnell and her comfort dog jeepers are with the miami-dade police and on site with the hundreds waiting. >> to the point where good news or bad news but they're trying to get some kind of news as to what's going on. >> reporter: a community in waiting as they rely on rescuers to find their loved ones. >> vaughn, families did get some news tonight. >> reporter: jose, we are just across the street where officials just gave a private briefing to those family members, and we are told by multiple relatives of multiple individuals who are unaccounted for that those authorities told them that at this time, at this hour they've begun recovering more remains and unable to identify those remains at this time jose

manny, what more do we know at this point?rter: i can share some of the personal stories that we are starting to hear. a while ago a woman came up to where we are with a photo of two men and a girl. she says they're friends of hers that were staying in one of the units in the building that collapsed. they have not been able to get a hold of them. they are fearing the worst. that is why the officials here also fear that the death toll could rise significantly. >> let's listen to the assistant fire chief. >> miami dade fire rescue at approximately 1:30 this morning responded to reported building collapse. to summarize, we have a 12 story, 136 unit apartment complex that had sustained partial collapse. the northeast corridor of the apartment collapsed approximately 55 apartment units. our units began search and rescue efforts. they pulled 35 occupants trapped inside the building. in addition to the 35, ten were assessed and treated. two were transported to various hospitals. search and rescue efforts are still ongoing. we do have

stacey dawn fang, and manny lafont. victor oquendo on the scene since the beginning, tracking the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: tonight, the death toll now at nine in the catastrophic condo collapse in surfside, florida. officials say one person died at the hospital, and crews pulled four more bodies from the pancaked pile of debris. >> we are making every effort to identify those others who have been recovered, and additionally, contacting their family members as soon as we are able. >> reporter: more than 150 people still unaccounted for. the operation is constant. six to eight squads scouring the pile at any given time. hundreds of workers on standby. and now rescue teams from israel operatxico onsite supporting th- crews working through the night, cutting a 125-foot-long trench through broken concrete and mangled metal. 20 feet wide and 40 feet deep. critical to the desperate search and rescue. so, this is the base of operations? >> so this is our base of operations, exactly. >> reporter: abc news gettin

this is manny lafante. i want you to hear from a woman who introduced us to manny, she's just a friend of his. she said he doesn't have family and is desperate for folks like us to get his message out. that he's also one of those 159 unaccounted for. >> i haven't seen him anywhere. i've seen his -- i've seen so many pictures, we have many, many good friends in there. partners, business partners, daughters in there from puerto rico. we're from puerto rico. manny is a dear friend of ours. he lived alone. he's a divorced man. single father. he took care of his children. his children were picked up the night before at 9:00, 9:30 at night. >> walking through that community center yesterday, a great number of folks understandably don't want to go on camera here because for these folks, it's the reality that the best-case situation is that their loved ones are suffering beneath rubble waiting to be saved here by these rescue crews that are trying to do their best under difficult circumstances and there's an anger

[llanto] >> ese fue un 25 de abril, un dÍa antes del cumpleaÑos de manny.reer que es ya se le quede, el mensaje, lo que pueda compartir con otros cuando le cuente la historia? >> el mensaje mÁs grande , que pueda transmitir es lo grande que es nuestro seÑor, por lo que hizo en su vida llena de su mamÁ. francisca: y mateo, dÓnde anda? hola! >> dile hola a francisca. francisca:estÁs contento con monserrat? quieres mucho tu hermanita? manny: ver a mi esposa devuelta aquÍ, a mateo, montserrat, todo mundo salud, es algo... que pienso que quizÁs muchas familias con esto que pasamos a nivel mundial no han tenido la misma suerte y le pido a dios por todas esas personas y esas familias que estÁn sufriendo ahora mismo por sus seres queridos, que tengan misericordia con todo lo que estÁn pasando y estÁn atravesando un mal momento ahora mismo. yo estoy completo ahora mismo, porque tengo mi familia salud,el amor del seÑor y me siento demasiado agradecido. francisca: ahÍ estÁ el poder de la oraciÓn, meter su esposa estaba en coma inducido en el hospital, Él no podÍa ni s

manny's cafe in the city of san francisco is the latest business to be targeted in an apparent hate crimesmith reports new data from police show hate crimes are on the rise this year. department is working on an effective way to address the problem outside manny's in san francisco's mission district sunday, those walking by and dining out had an unsavory view. words spewing heat and big blue letters, racist pigs and free palestine on this jewish owned venue bumps me out, and it's right next to my yoga studio love story, and that's how it should be. it's not comfortable to see. yes see these messages. um at the same time, i guess. i'm also kind of used to seeing a lot of graffiti in the mission, according to the latest crime data from san francisco police the city has seen, 28 reported hate crimes this year, the police chief acknowledges there's been other violent acts toward communities of color that may not meet the legal definition of a hate crime of the 28 crimes. the majority are anti asian, 39% anti black 18% and anti jewish 14% all of last year. san francisco saw 40 reported hate cr

government is now expanding its tip line to nine languages outside manny's in san francisco's missionistrict sunday, those walking by and dining out had an unsavory view. words spewing hate and big blue letters, racist pigs and free palestine on this jewish owned venue promised me out, and it's right next to my yoga studio love story, and that's how it should be. it's not comfortable to see. yes see these messages. um, at the same time. i guess i'm also kind of used to seeing a lot of graffiti in the mission, according to the latest crime data from san francisco police the city has seen, 28 reported hate crimes this year, the police chief acknowledges there's been other violent acts toward communities of color that may not meet the legal definition of a hate crime of the 28 crimes. the majority are anti asian, 39% anti black 18% an anti jewish 14% all of last year. san francisco. off, 48 reported. heat crimes, one report every 7.5 days. we are introducing a multi lingual hate crime tip line, a tip line expanded to accept callers speaking nine languages, etc. pull to watch our it is ca

it's also a space that has been used to leak highly classified information. whistleblowers chelsea manny and it was snowed in its use. these were for their leaks. and during the era, 3 people use the dark web to play an awful protest against the government without fear of prosecution. this has also been used to organize other protest offering protection from severe as by intelligence. we definitely as the both the use of like the p n technology and the doc not playing a critical role. also, reason protests in belarus and russia. obviously both states heavily sense of the use of social media and they take away accreditations of journalists and so communicating through alternative means and circumventing these states. censorship tools has become really critical. i take freedom of speech seriously. journalists rely on the dark web to work and to be protected from state control. for this reason, lisa did my from reporters with border says that we shouldn't simply think of the dark whip as being just the dark side of the internet. and the darkness definitely has an image problem, the term bra

melissa blow is chelsea manny, and it was snowed in the dark well for their leaks. and during the air of screen, people use the dark well to plan, awfully, protest against the government without fear of prosecution. this is also being used to organize other protest offering protection prompts to meet with by intelligence. we definitely see both the use of like the p n technology and the doc net playing a critical role. also, reason protests in russia. obviously both states heavily sense of the use of social media and they take away accreditation of journalists and so communicating through alternative means and 2nd venting these censorship tools has become really critical . i take freedom of speech seriously. journalists rely on the dark web to work and to be protected from state control. for this reason, lisa did my from reporters with border assess that we shouldn't simply think of the dark up as being just the dark side of the internet. the document definitely has an image problem of the term brain. the aspect of a sudden technology in a way to say this is about i

to strike, kill the head of iran, puts a force cause him to lay manny along with a bomb. i didn't want this. a took commanded of the popular mobilization forces in dead last year, carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region . and lead to a dispute between iraq's government and these parliamentary groups that were had else that has been violence between police and protested in a palestinian neighbourhood of occupied east jerusalem after is ready forces demolished, a local butcher shop, more than a dozen people who are injured including 2 officers around 20 properties in the area a 2nd, the demolition. and it's really court says they don't have the necessary permits palestinian faith. the documents are impossible for as reportedly reached a deal with settlers for an illegal outpost and occupied was trying to trigger palestinian protest. i post the novelist was built last month without the permission of israeli authorities on land, palestinian say it privately owned under the agreement. the army will take it over but says, let's say the

. >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you. well, tonight, there is bombshell news in horse racing.all of fame trainer bob baffert has been suspended by churchill downs for two years, and the horse he trained, medina spirit, could be stripped of the kentucky derby title after a second blood sample tested positive for banned steroids. here's cbs' david begnaud. >> reporter: today, just hours after news broke that kentucky derby winner medina spirit failed a second drug test for the banned steroid betamethasone, churchill downs suspended the biggest name in the game-- bob baffert. >> bob baffert does it again! >> reporter: whose seven derby wins are the most of any trainer. this suspension means that no horse trained by baffert or bob baffert's stables can race at any of the four tracks owned by churchill downs for the next two years. >> if you can get suspended for being stupid, this was stupid. >> reporter: ray paulick is a veteran horse racing expert. >> you don't mess with the franchise. the derby is such a big deal to churchill downs. they really can't afford to have this tarnish

. - uh, manny and their son reuben are tight. in fact, i put in one of their closets.t it matters, but it was the only structure to survive the fire. por favor , don't even say that word! in my country it is considered very, very bad luck when your house burns down.

we must maintain our god and continue to be careful at all times the trying to read chocolate manny. i'm not going to i saw his car to finance what he says, begging to number wait while i list for it's a corner to new. go for that. a saw south africa present sarah. i'm opposed to addressing the nation. it is, as he says in the grip of a devastating 3rd wave fit to be higher than the past 2. he says, he doesn't know how long the 3rd wave or last it could last longer than the previous 2. he said that the delta variant is extremely serious for the country. the rate of infection could mean many people get sick at the same time and that there is some scientific evidence that the beta variance, which went through the country earlier, does not provide full immunity to the delta vary and collect spring in robin smith, who has been monitoring this from cape town. robin. just tell us a little bit more about what the president had to say and the measures that he is expected to announce. good evening kim. so right are you heard they the president base solomon president, addressing the nation ton

could force him to lee manny along with a bowman. i didn't want this. a took commanded of the popular mobilization forces in the last year, carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region and lead to a dispute between iraq government and these parliamentary groups that were had a lot of the use of that. now the united states says it will contribute $120000000.00 in grants to fund to don's debt relief from the international monetary fund. on tuesday, the i m. s. approved a $2500000000.00 loan for tune for more than 3 years. washington has held it as a historic moment for su dawn and its people. the government has been pushing for reforms to tackle and economic crisis. they're going decades of corruption, isolation, and sanction. hundreds of thousands of children and their families have been displaced from the conflict and all the mozambique, and also forced another 2000 and to be separated from their relatives and also taking a total mental health. they are harding explain. 9 year old milton doesn't know if he's an orph

a verdict manny and both now had been waiting for former bosnian serb commando outcome lad each final day in court. nearly 3 decades after the war that killed more than 100000 people and took 4000000 into refugees. affirms douglas and the 3 the sentence of don't fall by the 4 years ago and adage was found guilty of genocide and triple anytime we around 8000 muslim men and boys were killed in 1995 was also convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity during the war in bosnia, from 992-2995, he was acquitted for genocide and other parts of both prosecution had appeal this decision. but his bill was rejected as was an appeal of blood each a defense lawyer gave it to me. she is labord. this war criminal will never be free again. yeah. although he killed a lot of her children, he will never taste freedom. and when he asked us each lot, her 17 year old son into the need and 22 of her relatives, he travelled to the hague and hope to find some closure. the minimum minimum is a w, and this is a minimum. we can expect from justice as a victim, i will never be satisfied. now we have to fo

officer manny familia died trying to rescue a 14-year-old boy from drowning.the teen's pulled disappeared under water.y- a massive tribute as officer familia's body was carried from the hospital to the medical examiner's office. his fellow officers standing by. >>> the fda has approved a new weight loss treatment some health experts are calling a potential game changer in fighting the epidemic of obesity. semaglutide, an injectable drug, is already approved to treat type two diabetes. in clinical trials, over half of subjects lost nearly 15% of their body weight and over a third lost nearly 20%. 42% of adults in the u.s. suffer from obesity. >>> golfer john rahm has been forced to withdraw from the memorial golf tournament in dublin, ohio, after testing positive for covid-19. rahm got the news as he came off the course at the end of play, reacting in grief. the 26-year-old from spain had surged ahead in today's third round, finishing with a six-stroke lead. >>> a virginia middle school once named for a confederate army soldier has been renamed in honor of nasa

that vast and reports from the hague, a verdict manny and both now had been waiting for former busing and syrup commander, outcome lad each final day in court. nearly 3 decades after the war that killed more than 100000 people until 4000000 into refugees affirms douglas and just the sentence. by the wonderful years ago, when adage was found guilty of genocide and tripoli need so we around 8000 muslim men and boys were killed in 1995. he was also convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity during the war. in bosnia, from 1992 to 1995, he was acquitted for genocide and other parts of bosnia. the prosecution had appeal this decision, but his bill was rejected as was an appeal of blood each defense lawyer gave it to me. coverage is labord. this will criminal will never be free again. yeah. although he killed a lot of her children. he will never taste freedom. now go on and go over money. as soon as he lost her, 17 year old son, interpreter anita, and $22.00 of her relatives, she traveled to the hague and hope to find some closure of the minimum minimum. from this, this is a minimu

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a strike killed the head of iran, could force him to lee manny along with a boom. i didn't want this. a took commander of the popular mobilization forces in the last year, carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region and lead to a dispute between iraq, the government, and these parliamentary groups throughout the year. but with that, the u. s. says it will contribute to $120000000.00 in grounds to funds to don that relief from the international monetary fund. on tuesday, the i m. f approved a $2500000000.00 loan for cartoon. washington has held it as a historic moment for saddam and its people. the government has been pushing for reforms to tackle and economic crisis after decades of corruption, isolation, as well as sanction for minister as a group of 20 major economies have held a face to face summit for the 1st time in 2 years. the one day meeting was held on the italy in the italian city of metate on tuesday, the minister is discussed the pandemic as well as its impact on the global economy, the climate crisis, internationa

outside manny's in san francisco's mission district sunday, those walking by and dining out had an unsavory view words spearing heat and big blue letters, racist pigs and free palestine on this jewish owned venue promised me out and it's right next to my yoga studio love story, and that's how it should be. it's not comfortable to see. yes see these messages. um, at the same time, i guess i'm also kind of used to seeing a lot of graffiti in the mission, according to the latest crime data from san francisco police the city has seen, 28 reported hate crimes this year, the police chief acknowledges there's been other violent acts toward communities of color that may not meet the legal definition of a hate crime of the 28 crimes. the majority are anti asian, 39% anti black of last year. san francisco saw 48 reported heat crimes, one report every 7.5 days. we are introducing a malt. bilingual hate crime tip line, a tip line expanded to accept callers speaking nine languages, blasting on yet see putin watch our but it is cantonese, mandarin, spanish to golic. russian japanese, korean, vietnamese a

manny, can you hear me? it's come out here in doha. now i can hear you i i'll try once more. i just wondering what, how we need to me. yeah, i've got you. what are you doing about your home being on the militia? can you do anything about this as right, well that's not working, is that sometimes the technology doesn't quite cold, but that was dr. anonymous. so are they who i was saying who i am actually is under threats of demolition. maybe we'll be able to reconnect with her a little bit later. will stay in the region of the palestinian authority is expected to release its report on the investigation into the death of active as news out, but not by the on tuesday. because family members are concerned about the reports. credibility though, and i calling for an impartial, international investigation of his death, excuse me, but i was a critic of the palestinian authority, often accusing it of corruption. he died on thursday, shortly after being detained by p. a security forces in his home israel's foreign minister arrived in the united arab emirates mocking the highest level vi

to strike kill the head of iran, puts a force cause him to lea manny along with a bomb. i didn't want this. a took commanded of the popular mobilization forces in the last year, carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region and lead to a dispute between iraq, the government, and these parliamentary groups that were had elders utah over that time for a short break here, and i'll just say right, when we come back, if you conduct met with impunity, you will do significant damage to the south africa, the former president, jacob zoom. i sent him 15 months in jail, ignoring a corruption inquiry and mac stream. he'd waved coaching parts of canada with devastating consequences to the elderly. more in that state. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle airways. hello there. the rain continued to rule the sho in china, not just in the south, but also in the north east and further afield. this was the scene in russia's far east. we've had torrential rains, cause flooding. people have been evacuated and those rains a set t

so manny at the approach. this is tracy, this is, is taking is quite different. i mean, i do believe that they do intend not, they do intend to the escalate as much as possible, even though they did want to appreciate you wearing the situation for setting the expert opinions of ali risk, middle east affairs expert. thank you. another news for us jonathan's under a tank for failing to fire his disgrace. health secretary, who was school flouting cobit rules, well cheating on his wife hancock has since fallen on his own sword. massive failure of leadership by boris johnson hancock should have been sacked, a fish rot from his head. so does this u. k. government this tend to amex has proved to be infuriating for many. and you might wonder just how much more people can take. many are already frustrated that the lockdown has been extended again, and these frustrations are starting to boil over. just take a look at the mass protests that took place over the weekend. the the any light at the end of the tunnel of this prolonged pandemic just keeps getting further away. and

at least 3 people are dead and hundreds have been injured. lot of burden manny reports, a place of sanctuary among buildings destroyed by a rare tornado. it was filmed by eye witnesses before it hit towns and villages in the south east of the czech republic. off the violently ripping a pass through the southern moravia region. people were left in shock. of a sudden all of our belongings are scattered everywhere. the tornadoes snatched all the windows and took everything. many people clearing what used to be ruth, from the front patios of their homes, somewhat completely ripped off in the sand. so it was like a war zone. everything was spinning around and flying and there it took our roof away. okay. could be okay. so on the house of the roof is missing, the windows are broken, it water got inside. that's nothing and we can't live there. now, experts say the tornado reached wind speeds of more than 330 kilometers an hour, making it the most powerful on record to hit the central european nation was called for another model minimal. and if we live in the error of global warming, and one conditi

manny, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major.ht, thicker, heavier smoke is rising from the collapse site from a persistent fire that has been smoldering within the rubble. but we also noticed smoke billowing from the part of the building that is still standing. an official confirmed to me they are concerned about the structural integrity of that section and the significant danger it poses to rescuers. tonight, it is a race against time in the most precarious of situations. >> we can hear them behind the walls. we're digging around. >> reporter: today, rescue crews formed bucket brigades to clear debris, delicately trying to reach search areas within the twisted metal and crumbled concrete. heavy machinery arrived, too. and just a few feet away from the rubble, we were reminded of the risks to rescuers. >> the building you see behind me is also in danger of potential collapse. >> reporter: each rescue team is also accompanied by a doctor, like trauma surgeon howard lieberman. >> they remove a layer at a time. so, basically, they'r

to strike, kill the head of iran, puts a false cause himself manny along with a bowman didn't want this. a took commanded of the popular mobilization forces in the last year. carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region. and lead to a dispute between iraq, the government, and these parliamentary groups that were had ultra 0 of that the former, some african president, jacob zoom, has been given 5 days to hand itself in after a judge sentenced him to 15 months in jail. zoom has been found guilty of contempt for fighting to appear before an inquiry which was investigating corruption during his time in office. this report from family de mila. it's the 1st time a former south african leader is facing jail time. jacob zoom has been ordered to surrender himself to police within 5 days. he was sentenced to 15 months for failing to appear at corruption inquiry. the constitutional court judges decision leaves the former president with few legal options and the extent to which mister myers attempted to justify defiance through public statements is off nor rele

this legislation was originally the idea of manny. i want to thank him for approaching me to sponsor the legislation. i want to give deep thanks to the proactive and creative support from amanda , o.e.w. and from rebecca, mayor of the permit center, planning staff. this is enthusiasm and encouragement over the dozens of meetings and brainstorming questions has been actually a joy to create this complicated legislation. i want to give a huge thanks to the city attorney's office. i have been putting my foot on the accelerator with this legislation so that we can hopefully fund it. during this budget process and get this legislation up and running very quickly. it really took an incredible team effort. i want to thank the city attorney's office and the whole team for their fast and hard work on this. last, my chief of staff. one of the amazing people i ever worked with my entire life. who has been spearheading this legislation, putting the puzzle together and really picking the best brains in the city to make this possible. amy, you're j

we are joined now about manny castro. thank you so much. we know you're really miss. give us a quick update if you can about the latest in this rescue. >> reporter: so far, there isn't really much more to report than we've been reporting lately. we're still in a rescue mission. we're still working around the clock, still attempting to find void spaces. we know time is of the essence and we know time is going by. so, we're still working in a rescue mode but as you can imagine, we're starting to understand that it's going to be less likely that we're going to be finding survivors. >> it does look grim with every hour, every day that goes by. we saw video from a briefing that was kind of confrontational. family members at this point it seems are looking for people to blame. how do you manage that? what are you hearing from families as to the source of their frustration? >> the source of their frustration is plainly obvious a few blocks down the street. as you said they're looking for someone to blame. there is no one they can blame at this point. the emotions have to go

let's bring in cowill have founder and ceo manny.ant to put this in the context of what we see happening. consumers are spending again they are spending a lot. people coming back to the office there's money for companies to make if they invest correctly, i guess. h how does that fit into your hiring plan, growth plans, expansion plans. >> good to see you again >> out reach is doubling the head count again we sell seats ahead of sales demand we are seeing sale seats being bought quickly what we're expecting our customers to drive double digit growth sdp what's the mind set of these companies that are looking to drive sales? your pitch is sales efficiency we're beginning to get you the right leads and help you close them what's going to determine who wins most as the spending continues to pick up, at least people hope coming out of this pandemic sdplp tha. >> that's a great question the revenue innovator is a different job description that's changed since the pandemic it's a data driven digital first, predictable long building trusting

robert redfield also asked manny why he believes covid-19 emerged from a wuhan lab and his exclusiveerview with fox news medical conservator dr. marc siegel. >> a year and a half ago dr. robert redfield, then cdc director, had a hypothesis about the emerging virus. sodi dr. anthony fauci anthony fauci. redfield felt that evidence pointed towards a lab manipulation and leak. fauci didn't. >> there's a whole -- alternative apophysis. in the laboratory it was evolving. it became a virus that could transmit human to human. >> dr. fauci has believe the virus came from an animal intermedia, theory that gave the most traction in the media and only recently has he conceded there might be another explanation. >> sometimes scientists bite into a bone on a hypothesis. it's hard for them to move on. if i'm disappointed about anything about the early scientific community, if that there seem to be a lack of openness to pursue both hypotheses. >> dr. redfield claims it was a big mistake that he cdc team wasn't allowed into the wuhan lab where the virus was first identified in january 2020. says the

i have a feeling manny is alive. >> reporter: holding onto faith, you hear about that when it comes to religion. adriana believes her ex-husband is still alive to be reunified with his family again. this is a vigil we walked upon last night as people were raising the lord, trying to find some solace. we saw people holding hands and talking about the fact they desperately hoped the rescuers would be able to save them. they want to see more action. they understand a lot is being done. wolf, when you think about this, especially where you're standing, that toxic plume of smoke is all over this area of the city. but people still are hoping that their loved ones can make it through this. a lot of questions with a lot of bad answers at this point, wolf, because the little piece of hope they were hoping for is that maybe some people will be found in the last few hours, and that just hasn't happened as of yet. >> it's so, so heartbreaking. you're right. that plume of smoke, you feel it as soon as you get to this area. all of it is heartbreaking. i fear it's going to get even worse. thanks very

manny, 15 seconds on your final comment on enough done. >> dferent things.what president biden is trying to do, what some leaders are trying to go, it is what we are trying to do, with the youth are trying to do. we are having a conversation with no need of a mass shooting. and that is advancing in the fight against gun violence. amy: we thank you so much and our best to you and patricia. manuel oliver, thank you. stay safe. a special thanks to our whole team here at democracy now! [captioning made possible by democracy >> this is al jazeera. >> hello, you're here with the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes." -- coming up on the next 60 minutes -- >> it is a particular cruelty shown to george floyd. >> x police officer is sentenced to 22.5 years in jail for the murder of george floyd.

james manny, the lead graphic artist of the island --iln, and also reporter, over the course of 1847 in the next few years, published in that magazine a number of illustrations that give us a partial insight into the horror that engulfed ireland during these years and fueled the massive immigration from 1846 these images were going to be extremely important in terms of creating the worldwide efforts to send relief to ireland that involved people in india, turkey , the indians in oklahoma who heard about the starving irish and related their own experiences to that, as well. a very fine book was written in which it traces the worldwide campaign to send relief to ireland in 1847, which was the very first of the many global relief and philanthropic campaigns that have happened in the last couple of centuries. you see here two children scratching in a field, looking for perhaps a few potatoes that weren't diseased or the stuffed -- stubbed heads of cabbages to get something to eat. here is a mother in january of 1847, she is not begging for money to feed her child, she is begging for mone

manny, 15 seconds on your final comment on enough done. >> dferent things.what president biden is trying to do, what some leaders are trying to go, it is what we are trying to do, with the youth are trying to do. we are having a conversation with no need of a mass shooting. and that is advancing in the fight against gun violence. amy: we thank you so much and our best to you and patricia. manuel oliver, thank you. stay safe. a special thanks to our whole team here at democracy now! [captioning made possible by

jonathan: this is from manny roman of pimco.in march 2020, you had real opportunity in high-yield and credit. a lot of it has played out. this early in the recovery, a lot of the spread tightening has played out." just how different is this moment compared to recoveries gone by? peter: we have the investment cds index trading at 50 basis points. that traded as low as 29 pre-financial crisis. i don't see any reason why they -- any reason that doesn't get back to the mid-30's. credit spreads as a whole are fine. you have crypto moving all over the place. you have these massive bond moves. but credit as a whole did very fine, and i think it is a little bit depressing when you talk to the active managers. everyone likes things to go wide. but the reality is i think it is a very boring market. companies are very comfortable he priced on credit. there is so much of an equity buffer for these companies, so much money coming into the markets. you are seeing corporations diffusing their pension plans by selling equities to buy bonds, so

manny on kauai new sandra, even watched her as a teenager, dancing at a local video.he was multiracial, growing up in a household that was half japanese, have portuguese, all hawaiian. and a devout catholic who attended st. catharines school with, friends with joanie. when people ask you what was sandy like, what do you tell them? >> she was absolutely a go getter. she was teachers pet, always perfect. she always had her hair nicely done. she was always focused. >> in high school, sandra was an athlete. a cheerleader. very popular. >> she was the complete package. >> and her home life? >> old-fashioned we. >> traditional family. >> catholic. played by the rules type of people. >> discipline, a very important thing to larry, the 20 year air force fighter in. >> i was trying to toughen her up, if you want to put it in that expression. to know what the real world was like. >> that was why larry insisted sandra leave kauai to go to college. she ended up in honolulu. for a small island girl, it felt big and lonely as new york city. she missed kauai, her family, and would c