mark li vaccinated, so we try to socially distance most of the time, but this is okay. see you, spencer, unless you want to do the next segment. >> wear your mask. >>> welcome back, now let's get to part two of my conversation today with the health and human services secretary of california, dr. mark ghaly. this portion, we cover messaging for masks, schools, what they are going to look like in the fall, and vaccine incentives. what is your message to california, when it comes comeso wearing masks after june 15th, right? we have already seen some incidents where people are wearing masks being yelled at saying, you know, take that off, cdc says we don't have to wear that anymore. >> yeah, i mean i think first off, people should continue to be mindful of what's happening in their communities and masks work, masks help really improve our situation in california, and in many other parts of our nation. so continuing to be thoughtful of the environment that you are in, and when you are in a crowded place especially indoors, where you are not sure what people's vaccine status

this is mark li g. sean wants that neither the city administration nor the building contract will have anything of it. and he went back down to greater letters film, his struggle that night the utility lines to his house cut off. what what what, what what, what was the pillar here? come the police that won't stop them. no one expects any help from the police. the family is forced to improvise. water is only available at the edge of what has become a desert, a rubble to get there. they have to run a gauntlet of angry construction workers, a generator supplies to family with electricity. ah, lee is always on guard and hasn't left the house for months. ah, he's heard of cases where construction workers have been quick to deal with residents like him and that scares him. but he wants to hold out until the end for himself and his family. and this is why you have the whole phenomenon of what we call nail houses, or, or chinese things who individual land own property owners. they call the owners villagers who

just metres from those killed in the bethnal green disaster marked with green tape lies sarah dearmanrs today really have the matchgirls to thank for, you know, the working rights that they have because they were the ones that first decided to stand up and say, "no, this is not good enough — we�*re not working under these conditions." despite her great—granddaughter�*s campaigning, sarah�*s grave is one of those due to be remounded. the law, as it stands, says that this can happen after 75 years. my father — he�*s in his 80s — but he sarah�*s grandson, and he remembers her. and so, for him, it would remove the right for him to go and visit his own grandparent. and i think that when people are in — particularly in living memory — i think it�*s just too soon. it�*s obviously made worse by the fact that sarah is in a kind of pauper�*s public area. but that kind of doesn�*t feel fair either — why should people who had less money be just mounded over and forgotten? manor park cemetery says those public graves are buried in land it privately owns, and with burial space in short supply it�*s

mark easton. martin bashir, the bbc reporter whose lies and deception initiated the current crisis at the corporation putting his side of the story on that interview with princess diana. i never wanted to harm diana in any way, he tells the paper. "obviously i regret it — it was wrong but it had no bearing on anything. it had no bearing on diana. it had no bearing on the interview." the dyson report into the affair rejected martin basheer �*s account of what had happened, describing it as "incredible, unreliable and in some cases dishonest." it effectively established a false narrative. the duke cambridge suggested the way the interview was obtained fuelled her isolation and paranoia. mr bashir, who resigned a week before the dyson report, rejects the criticism. former bbc presenter dame esther rantzen, who knew diana, said the bbc should have done more to protect the corporation's journalistic values. loads of cheques balances put onto bbcjournalism didn't seem to be used in order to protect the bbc from experiencing what i call scoop frenzy. being a journalist involves trying to make the headlines.

it's actually getting over the 24 hour mark the due in have been frustrated. li, negotiating base a with the israelis to try and get the aide in to garza. it's been stuck now. these ready is very clear about this. they say more to show landed on tuesday that injured and israeli soldier. and that's why they shut the boat down. they said they couldn't secure that border, sorry, the barrier crossing, however, the, the united nations is continuing and hoping that at some point if not now because it's dark, but at some point to be early hours of the morning, they might be able to get that a 3 iran calm that 1st in southern israel. thank you. well, in the past few hours that us president joe biden has spoken to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the white house released the statement saying the following. the president conveyed to the prime minister that he expected a significant de escalation today on the path to a cease fire. but prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected that call me about some bull bookkeeping. with every passing day, we are striking at more of the terrorist o

mark easton. martin bashir, the bbc reporter whose lies and deception initiated the current crisis at the corporationan interview to the sunday times, putting his side of the story on that interview with princess diana. 0n using fake bank statements to help get the interview, he says... the dyson report into the affair rejected martin bashir�*s account of what had happened, describing it as "incredible", "unreliable" and in some cases, "dishonest". it effectively established a false narrative. the duke of cambridge has suggested the way the interview with his mother was obtained fuelled her isolation and paranoia. mr bashir, who resigned from the bbc a week before the dyson report, rejects the criticism. former bbc presenter dame esther rantzen, who knew diana, says the bbc should have done more to protect the corporation's journalistic values. loads of the checks and balances put onto bbcjournalism didn't seem to have been, um, used in order to protect the bbc from experiencing what i call scoop frenzy. being a journalist involves trying to make the headlines. i have been very fortunate because i've

mark easton. martin bashir, the bbc reporter whose lies and deception initiated the current crisis at the corporationis side of the story on that interview with princess diana. "i never wanted to harm diana in any way", he tells the paper. and on using fake bank statements to help get the interview he says, "obviously i regret it, it was wrong but it had no bearing on anything. it had no bearing on diana. it had no bearing on the interview." the dyson report into the affair rejected martin bashir�*s account of what had happened, describing it as incredible, unreliable and, in some cases, dishonest. it effectively established a false narrative. the duke cambridge has suggested that the way the interview with his mother was obtained fuelled her isolation and paranoia. mr bashir, who resigned from the bbc a week before the dyson report, rejects the criticism. "to channel the tragedy, the difficult relationship between the royal family and the media purely onto my shoulders feels a little unreasonable. the suggestion that i am singularly responsible, i think, is unreasonable and unfair." former bbc prese

marked assaults in the community. as far as the government is concerned, the blame lies with one organization. >> the tele-banner behind this act of terror. -- the taliban are behind this act of terror. >> they have denied carrying out any major offenses targeting civilians. the group continues to clash with u.s.-backed afghan security forces. on monday, the afghan president agreed to a three-day cease-fire to mark the end of ramadan. it came hours after a bus hit a roadside mine, with the blast killing 11. >> the bomb exploded. many people were injured. i saw hands and feet had fallen to the ground. they were not themselves. >> violence has surged since t u.s. began pulling its troops from afghanistan on may 1. critics warning it has prompted islamist militants to make a grab for power. mark: 300 60,000 coronavirus infections reported in india in 24 hours. on sunday, the top infectious diseases expert in the u.s., dr. anthony fauci, said he advised the government to order a total shutdown. we have this >>. international aid continues to reach india by air and sea. despite the volume of cases, the prime minister is res

li's assets were frozen this month under sweeping national security laws. a ceremony has been held to markart of a unique tilting project in berlin, costing nearly $60 million. it is called house of one ended -- ibone, and is bringing fates together under one roof. reporter: celebrating the start of a multifaith adventure 10 years in the making, in the heart of berlin they have laid the foundation stone for a building housing a mosque, synagogue, and church. the idea is to provide a space for events involving people of other faiths, or none. it is on the site of famous st. peter's church, a berlin landmark destroyed by the east germans in the 1960's after lying in ruins after the second world war. the pastor says he is glad they are not just rebuilding the old house of worship. >> we have enough churches here in berlin. it is more exciting to explore something new. what has changed in our society? how can people of different religions and cultures live together peacefully? how can we respond to them? reporter: during recent violence in israel and palestine, intercommunity tensions increase

lies. this year marks the 20th anniversary of the worst external terrorist attack on our modern history. the gravest attack ever on american democracy came 133 days ago. that attack was borne of lies. it was about voting, about elections, about our democracy. these lies divided our country, they spread across our land like a plague. on december 11 i warned on this floor of elected officials across this nation amplifying big lies. on january 6, the world saw the result. like the 9/11 commission, it is modeled after -- like the 9/11 commission it is modeled after, this commission must hold allegiance only to the truth. a full investigation on this attack must reflex on how the spark of resurrection and insurrection was ignited and who fanned the flames. it was our sacred duty, madam speaker -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. pascrell: i thank you a -- i thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: thank you, madam speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the speake

the part of mark's, the activist and billionaire is already serving a 14 month prison term on similar charges. lies. assets are frozen earlier this month and debating national security laws. also 7 other leading activists have been sent. well, they taking part in an authorized assembly, but it was peaceful. they never called on the participants to resort to violence. although of course i had made on that day, they were things of violence, but they did not call for them. and it's very sad that they are given such long sentences. i want the international community to know that when hong kong we will continue to struggle for human rights for free off personal safety and democracy in, in i don't to be very, very difficult circumstances. that's totally katrina you in beijing now. katrina by jimmy ly already behind bows for an early parties. so where does this leave and, or how long does this leave him in, jo? well, that's ryan. so this sentence handed down this 14 months in prison was for protests who took part in october 2019 in that protest was opposing communist party rule. the 70th anniversary of it

statement he issued in the last week has lies in it, just lies, falsehoods, lies, call them what you will, so they would have to mark them and flag them as well. great part of the conversation. we'll continue the conversation. up next for us, the biden covid team looks for ways to reinvigorate a lagging vaccine rollout. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay for the features they need. out here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates

we cannot be dragged backwards by the very dangerous lies of a former president. thank you. >> this vote marks an inflection point for this post trump era we're living through. what began last november when voters soundly donald trump and who boiled over on january 6th when his supporters waged a violent but futile insurrection to try to end our democracy has now, i can report for you today, landed on may 12th with a new standard for house republican leadership in the united states of america. it's important that we all understand this. they now have officially a zero tolerance policy for leaders who accurately rebut donald trump's election lies. this is no small matter for opposition party. this is not just one more exaggeration or one more lie or one more piece of trump theater. even for critics of this republican party, today is actually different and worse than how it's been. this isn't how it's been even all this year. in january some republican leaders joined chaney in criticizing the insurrection directly when apparently they thought that's where our politics was going. as recently as f

mark? >> look, let's look at joe biden quickly, his career. he lied his way through college.d his way through law school. in 1988 when he ran through president he was stealing words from robert kennedy and neil kinnick. now he is stealing policies and words from aoc and bernie sanders and the hard left. so they are going to build 13.5 miles of paul are we supposed to do jumping jacks over this. there are hundreds of miles of wall left unbuilt. and joe biden knows damn well, or at least the old joe biden knew damn well that we need to build the wall. what they're admitting, whether they like it or not, is that the wall works. why build one more foot of a wall if it doesn't worso 13.5 m. they ought to finish the wall but they are not going to. because they see the illegal immigrants coming into this country one day being democrats, basically these are illegal democrats coming into the country that's how the democrat party views this. >> brian: see, i just thought a savvy politician would say it's paid for. we are in a pandemic. he knows it works because he was for it in 2006. h

us, had threatened up to 7 years. jail time lies. assets were frozen earlier this month under sweeping national security laws. now ceremony has been held to mark the official start of a unique it building project in berlin, costing nearly $16000000.00. it's called house one. and there's another barber report for bringing various phase together under one roof the celebrating the starts of a multi faith adventure 10 years in the making, in the heart of berlin. they've laid the foundation stone of a building, housing, a mosque, a synagogue, and a church. it's called house of one is what is representing the 3 abraham religions . the idea is to provide a space for events involving people of other faith. so none situated close to the city, sprang up is actually on the site of the famous st. peter's church bell in landmark finally destroyed by the germans in the 1900. 60 s. after lying in ruins, out of the 2nd world war the projects past us. so he's god, they're not just rebuilding the old house of worship building. so we have enough churches here in berlin, it's much more exciting to explore something new. what's changed in our society? what must be

lies the issue. >> let's talk about the politics of this, mark.so doing pretty well in fund-raising. what does all this say about the reality of republican politics right now? >> well, it's -- i think what it says is the reality of gaetz's brand of republican politics, which is kind of the trump school. is that there's the court of law and the court of public opinion. and if gaetz was quiet and he had all of his statements that were being issued through his lawyer, well, the press would eat him alive. democrats would eat him alive. and then you could see his colleagues in the republican caucus start to really think, well, this guy might be guilty. maybe we need to strip him of his committee assignments and the like. so, for gaetz, his personality and his politics and the imperative for him is to be out there and to fight, fight, fight. i mean, in the end, assuming he's telling the truth, it does make sense. he would go out there, say, look, i'm innocent, of course. if he's not telling the truth, it might be the same conclusion. again, we don't kno

mark zuckerberg is acting like the arbiter of free speech and democrats say facebook allows itself to be used to spread lies especially when it brings in advertising revenues i want you to take a listen to what one of the facebook oversight board members said today there isn't one of us who say that everything is in this position is exactly how different an individual had once it. did actually have an enormous agreement on that that was right a facebook. message out from the capitol so that was a lot of green about. my 1st guest tonight is a member of the facebook oversight board and john samples is vice president at the cato institute that's a libertarian think tank in the united states is for samples as an authority on free speech and the 1st amendment because the samples it's good to have you on the program i want to ask you are you at liberty tonight to share how you voted today. i am not i am ever going to be at liberty to do that and what and why is that and did the board decide to keep it secret or were you told by facebook to keep it secret. we have a charter that is established a number of legal de

mark zuckerberg is acting like the arbiter of free speech and democrats say facebook allows itself to be used to spread lies especially when it brings in advertising revenue i want you to take a listen to what one of the facebook oversight board members said today there isn't one of us who say that everything is in this position is exactly how different an individual had once it. did actually have an enormous agreement on that that was right a facebook. message on from the crap that was in all of green about my 1st guest tonight is a member of the facebook oversight board to john samples is vice president at the cato institute that's a libertarian think tank in the united states is for samples is an authority on free speech and the 1st amendment because for samples it's good to have you on the program i want to ask you are you at liberty tonight to share how you voted today. i am not i am ever going to be at liberty to do that and what and why is that and did the did the board decide to keep it secret or were you told by facebook to keep it secret. we have a charter that stablished a number of legal devices

why i sought sanctions in a case out in colorado where they lied about some ridiculous conspiracy between poll workers in pennsylvania and mark zuckerberg and dom-in onvoting system. these lawyers need to be held accountable. elected officials who pushed the big lie need to be held accountable. then, ali, we've got to get back to some truth-telling in this commonwealth and in this country. let's get back to an agreement on a basic set of facts so then we can have a spirited debate about the issues that are critically important for us. you know, tonight i was playing hoops with some kids in west philadelphia, not too far from where you and i spoke just before the election. i was at the christie rec center. they're worried about gun violence, economic opportunities. those are the issues we need our elected leaders focused on. we've got to get away from the big lie and start talking some truth in this country and addressing some of these big issues. i applaud the people in harrisburg and washington who are trying to do it, but we've got to make sure all people are held accountable to the truth and to delivering for people in our

three areas — the first is martin bashir�*s conduct, lord dyson says he lied to his superiors three times about not showing markedcer, which was then, lord dyson says, proved to be untrue. now martin bashir says he stands by the interview because diana, princess diana did not see the documents, and there's a note that lord dyson says is genuine in which she says she did not regret doing the interview. then the wider question, the investigation of the time. by the time we get to march 1996 when they are investigating this, they know that martin bashir has not told them the full truth about showing these mocked up documents to earl spencer — yet they still conclude that he is an honest and honourable man. the conclusion from lord dyson as this was a woefully ineffective investigation. and then there's what the bbc said to the wider world through the press. there are certainly many questions that they were candidly evasive about giving the full picture of what was going on. integrity and transparency, as tim devi says, i will go a dark day for the bbc. it fell far short of the standards." he says the standards of ch

marked down in history. they don't want it recorded, because of their -- they're complicit because of the lies they told and the way they were able to be co-opted by the former president. to them i'm sure it's embarrassing. and it's, you know, some form of trying to reconcile it in their minds, cognitive dissonance. i'm not a psychologist, but something is off. something is off. >> i think there's a third reason they're doing it. they think they can get away with it. and that's part of it. >> they can't, john. we can't let them. >> what are the consequences? are there consequences for lying this brazenly? what are the consequences for lying this brazenly? >> one, they should be voted out. two, there should be a commission as liz cheney wants. there should be, as there was a 9/11 commission, there should be a january 6th commission and they should be held accountable and their words should be played back to them. the videotape of what they said should be recorded. amanda carpenter last night said, i asked her, and very profound. and simple. very profound and simple. it is up to us. it is up to the american p

and israel have been marking the 1st day of peace after a relentless 11 day war, which cost hundreds of lies. while there were celebrations, garza, the seas fire between israel and mos came into effects. the deal worker mostly by egypt carries no preconditions and leaves the conflicts she disputes unresolved. meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has he'll be gaza offensive as an exceptional success. speaking just hours after the fire took effect, mister netanyahu warned garz's militant hamas molars against any further rocket attacks following the ceasefire. and he vowed to respond with quote, a new level of force against any expression of aggression against communities around garza and any other part of israel. i like to now welcome them for some analysis of the events, the historian, rashid khalidi edwards, the professor of modern arab studies at columbia university is written extensively on the palestinian struggle for statehood, including the 100 years war on palestine. sir, a very warm, a welcome, a fragile cease fire is holding, at least at the moment in your assessment.

mark zuckerberg is acting like the arbiter of free speech and democrats say facebook allows itself to be used to spread lies especially when it brings in advertising revenues i want you to take a listen to what one of the facebook oversight board members said today there isn't one of us who say that everything is in this decision is exactly how different an individual one sitting by me did actually have an enormous agreement on that that was right a facebook. message on from the capital that was in all of green about. my 1st guest tonight is a member of the facebook oversight board to john samples is vice president at the cato institute that's a libertarian think tank in the united states is for samples is an authority on free speech and the 1st amendment because the samples it's good to have you on the program i want to ask you are you at liberty tonight to share how you voted today. i am not i am ever going to be at liberty to do that and what and why is that did the did the board decide to keep it secret or were you told by facebook to keep it secret. we have a charter that is established a number of leg

mark, broaden this out. the threat to future elections is real. you have state republicans using trump's liesit harder to vote. you have this audit -- audit thing, performance art in arizona, a recount plagued by wild claims of fraud like chickens eating ballots and looking for bamboo. what is the offramp here? >> the offramp, i think -- i mean, i hate to say -- is in 20, 25 years when historians look back on this and all the folks who had helped try to foster this and to allow donald trump to run rampant all over our friction politics and government has been set up that's what the offramp is. in the near term the offramp will have to be a new generation of leaders that come in on both sides that can actually work. i hate to say it but we are not the answer the three of us, it's going to be our kids. >> in the meantime republican led legislatures all over the country are passing bills right now making it harder to vote based in part on this big lie. i mean, 25 years later we don't -- there is no time for that. the time is now. >> no question about that in the state legislatures, but it's a co

lies in a tug-of-war between u.s. exceptionalism and global reflation. which will carry more weight on the u.s. dollar? mark: it's a great question because i think this is why the fx market has gotten kind of boring the last couple of weeks. we have been able to price out global reflation, which allowed the dollar to advance unexpected lead. then we got the reset back to global inflation which is what we saw from april up until about a couple of weeks ago. i think the next big theme is going to be the fed tapering narrative. they are lagging behind other central banks. the norges bank, bank of canada. we are seeing emerging-market central banks that are very hawkish. so i think the fed talking about allowing themselves to talk about tapering means that they might signal things are moving the right direction around jackson hole, which sets you up for tapering early next year, which is our base case. so i think the market kind of has to start pricing this in, and what we see in our models is the dollar is running a little bit cheap. the global reflation narrative is a little bit overdone. we are starting to s

lies right now. tom: nothing more than copyright. it has been a debate that has gone on forever led by mark. -- merck. good morning, dr. douglas, in new jersey. i would say it is a huge deal stop as we have discussed, the acclaimed harvard economist says it is real simple, pay the drug companies for the research. jonathan: but that is not the way things are progressing. should we be helping low and middle income countries get access to the vaccine? absolutely. then we have to ask yourself, what is holding back the supply of vaccine? is it ip? technical expertise? supply bottlenecks? the optics are pretty obvious, the substance, far less so. tom: fixed cost and variable cost and someone has to help fixed cost of creating these miracle drugs whether it is covid or anything else. everyone agrees the system has been screwed up her years. trump took a very different look than biden, but looking for constructive solution was to optimist like professor houseman saying we can solve this tomorrow. jonathan: and others, including dr. fauci, who has raised questions about it. we could be talking about this through 2022. before yo

oversight board dumping the whole thing in mark zuckerberg's lap saying he's fought to figure out if the former president should be banned forever for his lies, demanding they set a standard and apply that standard. okay, that's pretty simple. but, honestly, think about it if you're facebook and you believe in free speech and all of that. it's not that simple for them. where the spread of disinformation is adding fuel to the fire and the battle over truth, it is spreading the big lie. and the republican party has no agenda except this. >> 100% of our focus is on stopping this new administration. >> his focus is stopping joe biden and only stopping joe biden. only. remember that? i'm going to make obama a one-term president, same thing. his focus is 100% on obstruction, and it's not the first time we've heard this kind of thing from mitch mcconnell, remember? he said the single most important thing he wanted to achieve was making barack obama a one-term president. he failed dismally at that. but he's doubling down on the same obstructionist party of no strategy again. that's how you got obamacare, right? you should have a strategy and some so

lives matter the black lies about a group quote a racist hate group well that's all been too much for hollywood and so we've seen a lot of big stars ugly and scarlett johansson and markruffalo come out against the globes and now pretty much everyone in the hollywood film industry has come out against the hollywood foreign press association saying they have to undergo really fundamental reforms. many of us quite naturally see in the golden globes all voted on by thousands of professionals not the academy awards but that's not the case for a fee if you could. ease the hollywood foreign press association. basically a small group of non american foreign journalists who report on the film industry there just 87 members of the golden globes there are there with their prize ceremony has grown to be the large 2nd largest unimportant award ceremony but the group itself is still very small and till now has lacked any form of oversight or able to have to answer for for their actions. ok scott wants both posting for us from boston that thanks very much for helping us understand that. architect daniel levy scanned has created dozens of famous buildings but his name will always be

lives matter the black lies about a group quote a racist hate group well that's all been too much for hollywood and so we've seen a lot of big stars ugly and scarlett johansson and markruffalo come out against the globes and now pretty much everyone in the hollywood film industry has come out against the hollywood foreign press association saying they have to undergo really fundamental reforms at this point many of us quite naturally see in the golden globes all voted on by thousands of professionals not the academy awards but that's not the case for a fee if you could. ease the hollywood foreign press association. basically a small group of non american foreign journalists who report on the film industry there just 87 members of the golden globes there are there with their prize ceremony has grown to be the large 2nd largest unimportant award ceremony but the group itself is still very small and in till now has lacked any form of oversight or has been able to have to answer for for their actions. ok scott wants power of course saying for us for bon that thanks very much for helping us understand that. architects daniel leavis can task created dozens of famous buildi

lives matter the black lies about a group quote a racist hate group well that's all been too much for hollywood and so we've seen a lot of big stars ugly scarlett johansson and markuffalo come out against the globes and now pretty much everyone in the hollywood film industry has come out against the hollywood foreign press association saying they have to undergo really fundamental reforms at this point many of us quite naturally see in the golden globes of i don't buy thousands of professionals not me academy awards but that's not the case briefly if you could. ease the hollywood foreign press association. a basically a small group of american foreign journalists who report on the film industry there just $87.00 members of the golden globes there are there with their prize their money has grown to be the large 2nd largest unimportant award ceremony but the group itself is still very small and till now has lacked any form of oversight or able to have to answer for for their actions. ok scott roxboro reporting for us from boston there thanks very much for helping us understand that. aki takes down your leave a scant has created dozens of famous buildings but his na

to mark this 30th anniversary of the most famous russian aerobatics teams this wastes and the russian nights at the colorful air show having machines are literally dancing in there before when they lies to complex formations today they show what modern military aviation is capable of the difference between the swifts a nice is that they fly different types of aircraft the mc 29 is a light fighter and the planes of the super hornet design bureau piloted by the knights a larger and heavier the knights pilot this is said here sam and sue 35 s aircraft powered by engines with thrust vectoring control and they bring pilots to perform a new this use in this particular technical feature for the swifts the emphasis on various formations and dynamic displays. we are friends but there is always competition if there was no competition there would be no forward movement and we must always develop during the show all eyes are on them but behind the scenes there are years of hard work their program becomes more complicated every year since 2020 the swiss have been flying and doing aerobatics was 9 jets the more aircraft in the ranks the more difficult it gets the scope of the entire group increase

marking the end of islam's holy month of ramadan. a tiny italian island is being overwhelmed by migrants. lampedusa lies between north africa and italy and is only about eight square miles in size. more than 2,100 migrants have reached its shores in about 24 hours, including 635 who landed today. many waited on the dock for want of shelter. nearly 13,000 people have reached italy already this year, more than tripling the number a year ago. back in this country, police in colorado are investigating why a gunman opened fire at a weekend birthday party, killing seven people, including himself. they say the shooter walked into a house trailer hosting the party in colorado springs just after midnight on sunday, then, opened fire. police say one of the victims was the shooter's girlfriend. president biden is urging employers to get workers vaccinated and raise wages to help jump start the economy. he spoke today aft friday's phil mr. biden addressed criticism that generous unemployment benefits are in effect paying people to stay home. >> anyone collecting unemployment who is offered a suitable job must take

just metres from those killed in the bethnal green disaster marked with green tape lies sarah dearmanor park cemetery says those public graves are buried in land it privately owns, and with burial space in short supply it's acting within the guidelines with the utmost care and sensitivity. but for margaret, who feels like she's onlyjust been reunited with her mother... it makes my blood crawl.. i don't like it at all. you just can't take people away from people. it's got to be changed — the law's got to be changed. that's mum and i... the government says it's reviewing its guidelines, but that will take time — and, with remounding due imminently, that time for some is running out. frankie mccamley, bbc news. 26 minutes past seven. time now to get the news, travel and weather where good morning, i'm sonja jessup. the family of a florist who was stabbed to death near his stall in islington on saturday say he was "loved by everybody" in the community. tony eastlake had sold flowers near essex road station since he was iii years old. police say there are reports he'd been involved in a ro

mark, thank you. we have some news in the word of politics. top republicans in the state's biggest company standing up against former president trump's lies forhey are now denouncing the so called audit or review. it was ordered by the former president and it is being held by signer ninjas. that alone was raising a lot of red flags. then we started getting more details. >> they're looking for traces of bamboo in the paper, according to the washington post saying they were illegally smuggled from asia. now maricopa county are doinl. they say there has been some absolutely banana things. >> there is hundreds of thousands of chickens at his farm and then purposely incinerating them. >> it's time to be done with this craziness and get on with our county's critical business. >> i supported an audit. i supported cooperating with the senate. what i did not support is a mockery. >> i just want to pause for a second and make sure that viewers saw one of the conspiracy theories. someone is accused of feeding ballots to their chickens and then on purpose burning up the chickens to hide the evidence. can you talk about if that was the last straw and why

lies about beef. they're really grasping at straws here, it shows desperation. >> president biden's joint address to congress yesterday -- he got high marksdo you think most resonated with republican voters? >> look, with republican voters they saw a president committed to the betterment to the health of the economy and closing the wage gap, closing the wealth gap, closing the gap around ladders of opportunity, access to health care, to education. those are main street issues that trump and republicans tried to suggest with this new threat of populism they were fighting for. but if you look over the last four years, that wealth gap, ladders of opportunity really got bigger. what they heard from president biden the other night was he's trying to close it. you know, the question about the 1619 project, why don't republicans want to talk about the issue of slavery and race? it's because, rev, that issue is a calling for public policy changes to help close the disparate policy impact we've seen for hundreds of years. that's what joe biden was saying, and that's why it polled so highly among american viewers this week. >> juanita, the speech w

like mark zuckerberg or jack dorsey in terms of determining the types of political speech that people get to see. >> so let's talk about what happens now. just on monday, the president said -- lieds day known as the big lie. one would safely assume, if he's back on facebook, then he'll just post that again, right? has anything really changed from when zuckerberg made that declaration on the 7th, that he was too dangerous to be on facebook until today? >> i think that's the question that everyone is grappling with. i'm not sure much has changed. that may be part of the reason, recognizing the oversight board wants to give facebook six months, to see how the political climate continues to evolve. if it does change in terms of the threat of violence that is happening, and i think as well with this, their policy recommendations are, again, wanting to provide clear rules for people and world leaders about what they can or cannot say on the platform. a lot of it to me feels like this is a bit more of wait and see and trying to give more time to put more rules and structures around how situations like january 6th and the things that president trump is saying, how those things should be

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mark. facebook upholding the ban of donald trump is not a sad day for the millions of us who felt terrorized daily of trump's use of social media to spread lieseports far-right influencers are making bank on the streaming site twitch. joining me now is congressman ruben gallego, a democrat from arizona and the chairman of the bold pac and ramish. sorry about that, professor, the professor of the ucla department of information studies and author of "beyond the valley." i have been watching your beef with congressman qanon, and i have to say there's a reason why, beyonce doesn't respond to haters, lebron doesn't yell at people on the bench because i feel like some of the loud people who make noise on twitter and instagram, they just want your attention. you elevate them by responding and that's always a debate, right? do we engage with crazy eyes or do we ignore her? . you engaged, why? >> she's a member of congress and she went on twitter and basically said that all democrats, after the insurrection, by the way, were enemies of the state and we were the enemy within essentially saying that we should be thrown or probably killed. that's how bad

mark: the interesting thing about social media is what actually happened is they censored the truth. they silenced the truth and they allowed the liesyou know, you're allowed to tweet about ufos and stuff like that but you can't tweet about the origins of covid? that is just straight-up ridiculous. to dagen's point about the journalists out there, just perpetuating false information, one of the other networks out there, they interviewed the former director of the cdc a couple months ago. they played that interview and that former director said it was a near impossibility that that virus was transmitted from an animal to a human. he had never, ever, ever seen a virus that jumped and automatically became the most transmissible virus ever and he said he thought in his professional opinion it came from that lab in wuhan. and then those journalists, as soon as that interviews was over, they back-pedaled. maybe that's not true, that's just his opinion. come on, let's talk the truth. maria: yeah, right. unbelievable. stay with us. we'll be right back. [ footsteps] [ suspenseful music ] ♪♪ hey, you wanna get out of here? ah ha. we've got yo

mark, this is a joke in my view. i get so much hate hurled at me all day long every day on twitter because i poke holes in the lies thathey meant to say be nice unless you don't agree with the person then do what you want. what do you think? mark: i'm all for differing opinions. there's a lot of nasty people out there like you mentioned. i think the real issue is there's too many fake accounts. maybe you need to link the accounts to a phone number, e-mail address. there has to be accountability. it's amazing how brave these people can be when hiding behind a fake profile. dagen: this is the ebbing went of twitter throwing a tea spoon of bleach into a lagoon the size of lake michigan. maria: twitter, the home of hate, that should be their tag line. we're going to come back with the future of the republican party. house minority whip steve scalise is here on why he wants liz cheney out of leadership. back in a minute. labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world is going hybrid. so, why not your cloud? a hybrid cloud with ibm helps bring all your clouds together. that means you can access all you

what lies ahead, rebuilding the nhs and restoring the economy will require tough financial decisions once the victory parade has run its course. hywell griffith, bbc news. and i'm alsojoined by mark first test we've had... people seem like they're happy with what they've seen so far. and do you think the brexit issue has been key for the conservatives in this election, not so much and handling of the roll—out of the vaccination programme, but the issue of brexit and bringing voters who may once have voted for labour to the conservatives? i may once have voted for labour to the conservatives?— the conservatives? i think it's about a stream _ the conservatives? i think it's about a stream of— the conservatives? i think it's about a stream of different i the conservatives? i think it's - about a stream of different related issues. the people falling out with the labour party is something that happened over a very long period of time. think back at 2004 when tony blair lost the referendum in the northeast — because people could vote in a way that gave labour a kicking without seeming like they endorsed another party. brexit helped create the window of opportunity for the conservative

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