a man invented a process that allows for the mass production of custom made.his company's partnership with added it's a big step forward no one's ever taking 3 d. printing to high volume adidas represented a seminal moment i would are. you in the history of industry where we've got volumes that now allows to have a cost down curve. just like injection molding. this process could present a cost effective alternative to conventional mass production methods 2 years ago it took more than 2 hours to print a shoe soles like this one now it takes just 30 minutes. this will allow the 3 d. printing world to go from a $10000000000.00 prototyping world to a $300000000000.00 manufacturing job or not so far that's just division the grid 3 d. so cannot yet be fully customized. and production will not be relocated to germany where it's based the printed sells the ships to factories in asia where the shoes are assembled. so right now this is not a particularly sustainable production model but that could change in future. digital sustainability that's a combination of things o

he argued that the southern masses, white southern masses, who had been the victims of the slave holding oligarchy before the war were rendered the victims after the war of radical republicans and their agenda of black suffrage and civil rights and johohnson pledged that he would fight radical republicans just as he had fought secessionists in the name of these white southern masses. the ack reform lewis hayden lamenting these developments wrote, quote, deliver us from such a moses. i fear he will prove to be the pharaoh of our day. as former confederates regained power and drove blacks o out of southern poolitics the long-livd hope that the white southern masses could be delivered ran aground on the shores of racism and recalcitrance. now, i have tried to suggest here with this focus on deliverance that 19th century americans had their own distinct political vocabulary. it consisted of words, union and dis union are good examples which would fade from use or change in meaning during the modern era. and indeed deliverance is such a word. as american politics became less steepein biblical

the traditional mass production is still unbeatable a cheap particularly in asia 3 d.printing will have to bring something else to the table like printing several components at once such innovations could enhance the competitive profile of german companies. 3 d. printing is already well known for its ability to produce complex prototypes. cycle designed and built by big rep was finished in time for the expo but companies say that they'll have to do a better job of giving customers the ones. we all know that for 30 years think about it 30 years there's been a promise made to the industrial customers out there what 3 d. printing can do for them we were talking about speed are we fast enough and printing we're talking about precision is that what's coming out of the machine really what we want is a repeatable are we getting the same part over and over again this is what the customer of the industrial customer wants and i think we all agree there's been great disappointment around the then that we're going to change today thanks to some applications many kinds of 3 d. prin

there were $418.00 mass shootings in the states a mass shooting defined as any incident in which at least 4 people are shot excluding the shooter looking at gun violence in general when comparing the us to canada new zealand and australia no one comes close to america check out the 2016 stats number 2 behind the states is canada with a gun homicide rate that is more than 7 times lower even with the grim statistics the us continues to have some of the most permissive gun laws on earth in fact there are over 300000000 guns in the hands of us civilians some point to 2 main reasons for us gun laws remaining lax the 1st being the 2nd amendment which provides a constitutional guarantee of the right to bear arms but even with that there are still some gun control policies in the us to the chagrin of the 2nd reason the national rifle association the n.r.a. is arguably the most powerful lobby group in america and what some believe. to be the biggest hurdle to stopping gun violence won't stop until we beat the n.r.a. . and it will not stop until we ban kill or assault weapons. into a whole gun manu

put your money power we asked award winning sociologist which blackman how mass mobilization can now transform the neo liberal world order only some more coming up in today's going underground or 1st all around the world our politicians will today be telling you how to live your lives and not be killed by coronavirus how to decode what they're saying and bypass the politicized spin incompetence and malfeasance joining me via skype from berlin is director of the harding scent of a risk literacy professor good. thanks so much for coming on to as i say we're going to all be watching our politicians tell us about the fact that they are following the science how should we interpret what those politicians tell us in the in the context of risk and literacy i think it would be very important that people themselves think about the risks take it into our own hands with their behavior i'm also not sure that politicians know what's the best thing to do this is a situation of uncertainty where we can not calculate all risk but where we can know things and also to relax a little bit and do reasona

also coming up hong kong authorities claim that terrorism is on the rise in the city police break up mass protests against a planned security law that gives authorities broad powers act if it activists say that law would silence beijing's critics. in the u.s. bans travel from brazil to reduce the threat of new coronavirus infections the south american country has the world's 2nd ticed infection rate its president was out pressing the flesh openly to find walked on talk to us. i'm serious i was gonna thank you for joining us a top german court has ruled that folks wagon must pay compensation to people who bought diesel cars with manipulated software the landmark ruling on the ongoing diesel gate scandal paves the way for tens of thousands of customers to receive damages. the federal court of justice in calls rua said anyone who bought a v.w. car equipped with software that manipulated emissions tests is entitled to compensation they can return the vehicle and receive partial financial reimbursement from the automaker. it can come down off whatever the plaintiffs can request compensation fr

rather than heard decisions that grew from fundamentally and this again in the context of for instance masses of numbers of ventilators were bought for corona virus that it turns out we don't need why are we more scared of what is less likely to kill us the key problem you know society is that we all have learned how to read and write but note how to become risk literate that is to understand the numbers so the numbers that made us feel the numbers of infections of tests and also to understand the kind of thinking about what might lead to ward problems you've talked articulately how to interpret mammogram results cancer risk flu risk which i'll get onto in a moment had i better just ask you then are we more scared than we should be about coronavirus there's nobody who came to tell you exactly where this virus is growing so we need to live with uncertainty. but we can protect us against her reactions that creates more problems so the classical situation of the earliest 911 many americans after 911 stopped flying and what to do they use their cars instead i've underlies the traffic statistics a

thousands of military style weapons banned in canada following the country's deadliest mass shooting. you're watching al-jazeera live from london i'm sorry you know brigades are also ahead the world's largest lockdown extended by 2 more weeks but india's government is a some restrictions to keep the economy moving. resistance to lebanon's financial rescue plan as the government turns to the international monetary fund for help. and u.s. democratic presidential hopeful joe biden denies allegations of sexual assaults made by a former senate colleague. below canada is banning assault style weapons after the country's deadliest mass shooting 2 weeks ago the ban comes into effect immediately but there will be a 2 year amnesty for people to dispose of weapons they already own while the government also plans to introduce a buyback program last month 22 people were killed in nova scotia when a man dressed as a polish man went on a shooting spree these weapons were designed for one purpose and one purpose only to kill the largest number of people in the shortest amount of time there is no use

and then, alisyn, the last two steps would be daily mass and sunday mass.again, i don't know the calendar for that. we thought this, alisyn. we know it's going to come. please, god. the sooner the better. i used the example, we want to be like the batter in the batter's circle waiting to jump into the batter's box as soon as we hear play ball. that's what yesterday was about. >> that's really helpful to know. it's really interesting. i was wondering about masses. because the governor has given that statewide directive of no more than ten people for religious gatherings. i just didn't understand how you were going to be able to hold mass with that. so i hear what you're saying. baby steps. you're not wanting to hold mass yet. >> i'm glad you asked, alisyn. it's a good clarification. the governor mentioned something. outdoor masses. outdoors are better, the spaces are larger, so we can have the safe distancing. even people remaining in cars. that may be one of those steps to getting to a full return to sunday mass within our parish churches. >> thank you for

can be installed in a production line and controlled automatically that's an important step towards massproduction. so far 3 d. printing has been used mainly for one off project. just. by the great thing about 3 d. printing is that we can create parts that used to seem impossible within the game it has to classical manufacturing processes simply could not work with certain complex geometry and see such as a furniture in. this gripping device for bro books which is based on the design of the human finger. the device is outfitted with flexible that provide and grip. the fussin that's only i thought of and does the fascinating thing is that our creative process is completely digital. engineers can sit down at the computer and just design something. and their imagination is no longer limited by classical production methods such as sawing or milling or didn't need so much was ignored a phrase and. this revolutionary new concept may well improves the ways that industry designs manufacture and transport its products. and she cargo is home to a number of new high tech companies including foster

prime minister justin trudeau bans 1500 types of assault weapons in response to the country's worst mass shooting. also ahead with technology evolving to help us track and contain cope with 19 we look at concerns about surveillance and privacy. an experimental antiviral drug has been approved for emergency use in treating coronavirus patients in the united states 1500000 vials of red disappear will be distributed to hospitals from monday the regulator gave its approval after a government sponsored study showed the medications shortened patients recovery time by about 30 percent and slightly improved mortality rates from washington mike hanna told us about the strict rules attached to the announcement. it has been given an emergency use flagged by the f.d.a. which means that it can be used under very tightly controlled conditions which will be part of the ongoing survey into the take a c. of the drug now within the u.s. the f.d.a. some urgency rissa lucian was given on the basis of a single trial in which patients were shown to recover 4 days quicker from the corona virus than those who w

after the worst mass shooting in canadian history the most sweeping gun controls the country has ever introduced shocking and horrific images of the aftermath of a rampage by a lone gunman in nova scotia prompted the federal government to ban about $1500.00 types of semiautomatic military grade rifles the prime minister said it was time to get rid of guns that mostly harm human beings these weapons were designed for one purpose and one purpose only to kill the largest number of people in the shortest amount of time there is no use and no place for such weapons in canada. the list of prohibited weapons includes hundreds of versions of the a ar 15 assault rifle last used in a mass shooting in canada in 2017 when a gunman killed 6 men in a quebec city mosque such attacks are much rarer here than in the united states canadians are far more accustomed to hearing of mass killings across the border such as the los vegas mass shooting that left 58 people dead in 2017 an assault weapons ban like this is widely supported in canada and polls indicate that's only increased since the events in nov

coming up in the next 60 minutes canada takes the bold move banning assault weapons after a deadly mass shooting 2 weeks ago. major output cuts announced by global oil producers come into effect as the price of crude remains at near historic lows. the world's largest coronavirus locked out is extended for another 2 weeks but india's government is easing some restrictions. under pressure workers' rights come to the fore this may day was delivering agents working during the pandemic complain about a lack of protective gear. canada is banning assault style weapons after the country's deadliest mass shooting 2 weeks ago 22 people were killed in nova scotia when a man dressed as a policeman went on a shooting spree the ban comes into immediate effect but there will be a 2 year amnesty for people to dispose of weapons they already own the government also plans to introduce a gun buyback program. these weapons were designed for one purpose and one purpose only to kill the largest number of people in the shortest amount of time. there is no use and no place for such weapons in canada $5000.00 o

because of stepping down terrace massings, new massing fits well between urban in nature.ext slide, please. it is also very important new proposed mix. -- mixed-use hotel architecture creates a great relationship with marine architecture. we apply arena architectural curvature lines to create a natural gateway for people. there will be a lot of people on new bayfront park to enjoy community and nature. with the arena, new massing will invite people up to arena level where there will be new programmes that say restaurants and cafe amenities will enhance people's experience. next slide, please. this view is taken from warriors way. currently, warriors way is not excavated because there are either backside of retail at upper podium level or garage louver system at ground level. but new design will activate the street with a special hotel amenity programme such as ballroom and meeting rooms at upper podium level. and condo hotel lobbies at ground level. new massing with a new programme will activate the warriors way for people. next slide, please. we also like the share four e

killings across the border such as the las vegas mass shooting that left 58 people dead in 2017. ban like this is widely supported in canada and polls indicate that's only increased since the events in nova scotia gun rights advocates say it's a politically expedient move that ignores the fact that most gun killings in canada come from illegal handguns smuggled across the u.s. border and not from assault weapons some measures in the new legislation are similar to those in new zealand which banned assault rifles and conducted a highly successful buyback program in response to the christ church mosque massacre last year canada 2 will offer a 2 year amnesty to existing legal owners of banned weapons and will offer compensation there may also be new laws coming to allow cities to ban handguns which are already tightly regulated gun control advocates of welcome the new measures and say they look forward to further action to make canada a much safer country. and you like to enter. a fuel tank explosion in nigeria has killed at least one person and injured over a dozen others including

on thai government protesters emerge from corteen hong kong after being charged in relation to mass rallies. getting a taste for business again after weeks of coronavirus lockdown bars and restaurants in its me are reopening we'll have a live report and it's a big part of tourism in kenya how coronavirus is affecting its wildlife reserves. thank you for joining us a jewish settler as sin found guilty of a 2015 arson attack in israel which killed a palestinian toddler and his parents the man fire bombed their home in the village of dumas while they slept a 4 year old son survives relatives of the family say they're afraid of what anti palestinian activists will do in response. to how they don't look this man was convicted but we think with certainty that he's not alone there are others out there who are part of that and they're free to look and still practice to your own people it is possible that we would be subject to the ritual to worry attacks. there is harry fawcett has been following the story from outside the court in the israeli city of law he says others were involved in the plan bu

his audience is the masses. it is easy for outside media, which did come and film this, report on it, to see him as a leader. at this first mass meeting, that is what this picture is, rosa parks, the presenter, and martin luther king said, this person, we are lucky she is the face of our movement, she is not a disturbing factor in the community. she was a disturbing factor in the community. she is standing there and she says, should i say something? and the ministers say you have done enough. have a seat. i always find that interesting. because, she does, she sits down. i wonder what the dynamics were. she sits down because she takes her gift of you to have to do anymore, you've done enough, let us just recognize you, or if it is we got this. but she sits down. it is very easy, you see the mantle shift from parks to king that night. it's the official debut of the parks we know. this non-disturbing, middle-class, respectable woman. from that point forward, the media campaign begins. trial you that the till was on

we have seen leaked government documents that show the scope of mass internment camp system including evidence that a camp system is organized at the direction of top chinese first. documentation that punishments can be based on the behavior of their relatives outside the camps, outlining the use of oerce i have force inflected inmates, guidance how chinese officials use surveillance to determine who to detain in the camp and evidence of the assignment of massive camp detainees to forced labor and no doubt that the chinese government is trying to stamp out the uyghur identity. the policies contraconvenient the letter and spirit of the universal declaration of human rights and violate the government's under the international could haven nant which china has signed but not ratified and economic and social rights ratified by china in 2001. it is important to always make clear that our criticism is focused on the chinese government. we respect the chinese people, many of whom have suffered from and victims of the authoritarian policies of the government. . . uighurs may on of fit the defi

prime minister just in food bans 1500 types of assault weapons in response to the country's worst mass shooting. also ahead filling up fast with more on the way to report on the crude storage crisis from a place known as the world's oil crossroads. an experimental antiviral drug has been approved for emergency use in freezing coronavirus patients in the united states 1500000 vials of the drug disappear will be distributed to hospitals from monday the regulator gave its approval after a government sponsored study showed the medication shortened patients recovery time by about 30 percent and slightly improved mortality rates the boss of sciences the company that makes room disappear says they are now increasing production. and we're also fully committed to continuing to expand the supply of this medicine and we started investing in this back in january as soon as we became aware of the krona virus this is a long time to manufacture it used to be 12 months it's now 6 months our scientists have brought that down and so as we get into the 2nd half of this year we're able to have many more s

deal with what they say is the higher terrorism threat but not everyone agrees opponents are staging mass protests worried that wall signals the end to hong kong special status and south americans coronavirus catastrophe brazil the united states bans travel from the country which now has the world's 2nd highest infection rate but you would not know that by watching the actions of brazil's president. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us it is a court ruling for the consumer today a top german court ruled that volkswagen must pay compensation to customers who bolts v.w. diesel cars that were fitted with software software that manipulated emissions test result the landmark ruling in the diesel gate scandal paves the way for tens of thousands of others to receive damages. the federal court of justice said anyone who bought a v.w. car equipped with software that manipulated emissions tests is entitled to compensation they can return the vehicle and receive partial financial reimbursement from the comic. it legal for the plaintiffs can request compensation from the defendant on the purch

because of stepping down terrace massings, new massing fits well between urban in nature.ext slide, please. it is also very important new proposed mix. -- mixed-use hotel architecture creates a great relationship with marine architecture. we apply arena architectural curvature lines to create a natural gateway for people. there will be a lot of people on new bayfront park to enjoy community and nature. with the arena, new massing will invite people up to arena level where there will be new programmes that say restaurants and cafe amenities will enhance people's experience. next slide, please. this view is taken from warriors way. currently, warriors way is not excavated because there are either backside of retail at upper podium level or garage louver system at ground level. but new design will activate the street with a special hotel amenity programme such as ballroom and meeting rooms at upper podium level. and condo hotel lobbies at ground level. new massing with a new programme will activate the warriors way for people. next slide, please. we also like the share four e

an immediate ban on assault style rifle south to $22.00 people were killed in the country's worst mass shooting 2 weeks ago the measures include a 2 year amnesty for people to dispose of weapons they already own those are the headlines on al-jazeera as always more news on our website al-jazeera dot com and this think post is next stay with us. with its 25 year long broadcast license coming to an end will president goodridge go to tertius succeed in shutting down a.b.s. c b n t v by the fulfilled may join this was special coverage as we look at the possible demise of a media giant and the ramifications for press freedom in the philippines on al-jazeera. official shelters of which. i'm not just. of also now still maintain rather to find it. so i mean if i speak out the beach a couple. hello i'm richard gere's virgin you're watching the listening post working from home here are the coronavirus stories the media elements that we're looking at this week brazil both or not all in the fake news contagion that colors the coverage of covert 19 the world health organization took too long to get

says here masses walked. i put that as an aspect of the absolutelymyth, african americans were walking in all sorts of weather for miles and miles. there's testimony about people about how they walked miles into work and out of work and that sense.- there is this really iconic photograph of one white lady and the buses otherwise empty. of africanre reports americans threatening other african-americans if they get on the bus. so they are absolutely walking, but it's not reasonable to think that if they had to walk everywhere, to their jobs and everywhere they wanted to go, that this would have been successful as they wanted it to be. it would've been a burden that was really difficult. looking to the baton rouge example, they form a carpool. a very intricate carpool that is organized and run by the montgomery improvement organization -- association. many of the drivers are middle-class black women who are either housewives of elite black men or teachers at the university. they are driving people around. they a

or the mass incarceration itself is possible to identify the people who shouldn't be there. that was a mistake. it wasn't doing the work we wanted to do, so today rather than go along with a way of talking about prison and detention that seems to suggest we can identify the relatively innocent into them do something on their behalf that we would never do for everybody else we have to step back and say this system is corrupt and it compels people to die and therefore what are we going to do. and we have to see i say it oved over and over again. in the range of work in the illegitimacy of the prison it strikes me up so much of what has been happening the last 20 years saying prison failed by its own standard which is it doesn't actually reduce crime, it is expensive. they are off the mark. >> i agree. there are many, many excellent questions. i know it is strange to keep talking with no feedback but i want to let you know you are getting all kinds of exclamations from criminal justice major at college and then saying how do we fight the antistate and state higher education and

vaccine, how long to take to mass-produce one? of time knowing that there are several vaccines that won't pan out, that won't work, and then they will have two throw those away, but others will be produced at scale and something that has been never dumped —— never been done before, never tried before, but the thinking is there is such great urgency to have a covid—i9 vaccine that thatis have a covid—i9 vaccine that that is the strategy that they would try. we should also mention there were probably more than one vaccine, we are looking at probably two dozen vaccine candidates over time, hopefully including ours which would be one of them moving into clinical trials, and they may have different uses, some may have different uses, some may turn out to be better for older populations or others for those with comorbid or develop —— militating conditions, maybe those were younger people or healthcare workers, so the hope is with 20 vaccine candidates, even with an 80— 90% attrition rate, you may have two or three orfour rate, you may h

unemployment and there was no mass unemployment and there has been huge demand for the scheme. the uk government now pays about a quarter of the uk workforce's wages, but that comes at a huge cost. the bill for that in april was about £14 billion and if you look across the scheme as a whole, across eight months, the cost is expected to be about £80 billion, which is more than we spend on the police in a whole year. when the chancellor said he was extending the scheme to october, it was with one caveat, that businesses would have to chip in for that bill. and we think we will hear this week the cost to business will be about 25% of the wage bill and they will also have to pay national insurance contributions on top of that. now, what i am hearing from business groups this evening and unions is there is some concern that this could lead tojob there is some concern that this could lead to job losses because in august when they will be expected to pay, they may not be up and running as they were. but the government is ina as they were. but the government is in a difficult position.

what difference do you think we will see in mass running events in the future?f marathons and park runs. rob harris, what is your view on that? obviously, the main big event they are trying to stage as the london marathon, which has been delayed until october. a lot of people are worried about the bigger mass participation marathon, particularly because they raise a lot of money for charity. at the moment, the difficulty is while social distancing is maintained it is going to be very difficult to stage those sort of events, so they could be one at the last sort of events brought back. what helps is they are in the open air and we have heard from the experts that perhaps there mass gatherings in the open airare less of there mass gatherings in the open air are less of a risk in terms of spreading the coronavirus. but there are questions over the bath half marathon in march and just what role it played in potentially spreading infections. could you operate a sophisticated, complicated timing schedule, or would thatjust defeats the whole point of that, do you think

so that is the big picture that masks inequality with mass incarceration. so here we are decades deep in organized violence and abandonment. now enter the covid-19 pandemic. so what does it look like now or what might that mean for the future? certainly the pandemic focuses everybody's mind nothing like fear to focus the mind. it has many aspects to it and therefore the responses people put together are quite astonishing for example just to take one pointed piece mostly students at the university law school put together a guide for all of the federal bureau of prisons to show who has the authority for those who are organizing on the ground can focus from that amount of time to make the decision to release people. and what we know with mass incarceration and it is class war to the vulnerabilities those types of organizations i listed a few minutes ago and the organizing they do that labor unions try to relieve the vulnerabilities as advocates and people who are incarcerated advocating on their own behalf. so we can spend some time perhaps over the. that mass

he's not ok with mass mail-in voting where you auto send, as i said, to all of these voter rolls with people who are dead that are subject to fraud. that is the case. we saw -- i listed off for you three of the five examples i gave you were from just this week and last week. this does happen. reporter: research has shown, stanford university did a research study that showed that there wasn't widespread fraud in these vote by mail and that it didn't benefit either party and increased voter participation. why would the president be against that? kayleigh: it is subject to both parties, it can hurt both parties. a bipartisan commission led in part by president jimmy carter, a democrat, concluded that mail-in ballots, quote, remain the largest source of potential voter fraud. moving the entire country to that system doesn't make sense and doing so in a hurry fast, ahead of november, look at the democrat iowa caucus and how it worked out when they try toed to move to a new system. reporter: is he trying to cast doubt on the election? is he laying groundwork for that? kayleigh: he is certai

also coming up to hong kong authorities claim terrorism is on the rise in the city police break up mass protests against a planned in security law that gives authorities broad powers activists say that law would silence beijing's critics and standing by a snap british prime minister boris johnson refuses to sack a top aide accused of disobeying lockdown traveled roads critics of crossed the political spectrum slammed them for telling the public one thing and doing another . i'm sorry so misconduct glad you could join us a top german court has ruled that folks walk and must pay compensation to people who bought diesel cars with manipulated software the landmark ruling in the ongoing diesel gate scandal paves the way for tens of thousands of customers to receive damages. the federal court of justice in calls to said anyone who bought a v.w. car equipped with software that manipulated emissions tests is entitled to compensation they can return the vehicle and receive partial financial reimbursement from the automaker. it off with the plaintiffs can request compensation from the defendant o

also coming up hong kong authorities claim terrorism that's on the rise in the city police break up mass protests against a planned new security law that gives authorities broad powers activists say after laws with style and space chains critics of the u.s. bans travel from brazil to reduce the threat of new coronavirus infections to the south american country as the world's 2nd highest infection rate its president was out pressing the flesh openly defying long downtime. and a pandemic style for culture. you can't put a protective mask on a popular singer nor on a wind instrument clear. with the legendary bolshoi theater and any other venue is closed until further notice that you find out how performers are coping how to stage. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us a top german court has ruled that volkswagen must pay compensation to people who bought diesel cars with manipulated software the landmark ruling in the ongoing diesel gate scandal paves the way for tens of thousands of customers to receive damages. the federal court of justice and calls were said anyone who bough

of people who look just like me donald trump the president states has no history and no record of mass incarceration or supporting it and that he is responsible for that the largest sweep of doing joe biden's crime bill through the criminal justice reform of the 1st step act which led to thousands of black america to look like me going home to their families and trying to reduce the risk that it isn't right and now moving into the 2nd chance act so there's no negative history there president trump can will run on a very positive history and legacy policies that have positively impacted the black community when you have a person like joe biden who says you went black who says that president obama was clean and articulate and and the for the 1st time you having somebody running when he talked about most of them i mean indian americans saying that you can't go into a 711 i hear anything that's had you know i have 'd my daughter doesn't already have tested i'm sorry end of the program there is a lot more robust debate to be had we appreciate all of your time past and the senior communicati

mass shootings down 100 percent that is good news and actually there's a follow up to that report mass shooters gather on zoom calls to support one another during these lean times that's our show but don't forget to grab the free r.t. america app portable t.v. it's a portable dot t.v. slash download and my new book bullet points and punch lines is at least camp book dot com you can grab the paperback you can also get the digital version right away lee camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep finding. if. you. help. if there's 2 kinds of leadership crisis leadership and non crisis the worst of the. non-crisis leadership when things are stable and there's peace and prosperity in the past produce the future and you just ask me to the trains run on a mentally healthy person is a better leader but in crisis periods when you need creativity and risk taking and a different way of thinking those mentally healthy meters actually were not as good as the spanish. hello everyone let's take a look at today's menu to see what we're serving up on eat the press would you please go on the r

mass shootings down 100 percent that is good news and actually there's a follow up to that report mass shooters gather on zoom calls to support one another during these lean times that's our show but don't forget to grab the free r.t. america app portable t.v. it's at portable dot tv slash download and my new book bullet points and punch lines is at least camp book dot com you can grab the paperback you go also get the digital version right away lee camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep fighting. as the u.s. economy was booming drilling numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of those who were not financially quality and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people no choice. that's been a problem with the city knows turn limits on police state we're almost all to some stuff that's worth it if there is no answer because yes that requires resources the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to

prime minister justin trudeau bands military grade assault weapons in response to the country's worst mass shooting. as more italians turn to charities to put food on the table their leader apologizes for the economic disaster brought about by the pandemic. also this half hour filling up fast with more on the way a report on the crude storage crisis from a place known as the world's oil crossroads. an experimental antiviral drug has been approved for emergency use in treating coronavirus patients in the u.s. 1500000 vials of the drug disappear will be distributed to hospitals from monday the regulator gave its approval after a government sponsored study showed the medications shortened patients recovery time by about 30 percent and slightly improved mortality rates the ball so good science is that the company that makes them disappear says they are increasing production. and we're also fully committed to continue to expand the supply of this medicine and we started investing in this back in january as soon as we came in where the chrono virus this is a long time to manufacture it used to b

and their children who have homes in the village but actually come to the city so what we saw was a mass exodus some are calling it the biggest mass exodus of human being since the partition of india and initially there were attempts to keep the small cars where they were to say you're not allowed to walls so they were not provided trains that were not provided buses because the talk was that they could not be social distancing of big crowds need to get out but in that he also what ended up happening was a factory shutdown these workers all spared social income many of them were on the brink of starvation and show many of them and i've literally lost count i've now of all highly off the highway into an indian states and they have walked hundreds of kilometers on short troll rain without heat sometimes only with a packet of biscuits so as i said we started off by killing what we thought would be a medical emergency instead because of the plight of citizens of migrant workers we are now in the grip of a very very real humanitarian crisis. well the death toll in the united states is now app

mass shootings down 100 percent that is good news and actually there's a follow up to that report mass shooters gather on zoom calls to support one another during these lean times. that's our show but don't forget to grab the free r.t. america app portable t.v. it's at portable dot tv slash download and my new book bullet points and punch lines is at leat camp book dot com you can grab the paperback you go also get the digital version right away lee camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep finding. i think ron to china. and the saudis are trying to disrupt the america shell industry oh my god i magine that they're trying to disrupt the american shell industry. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision. every song came to a complete. the day that i was right. you know told to shut up kill me and i see how i would destroy. any screamed at me and he made me come in the gram my own and he write me this berthing area if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and it's probably somewhere

don't we call people who want lots of people to die serial killers or mass murderers. ok so i had a backwards and i'm sorry we want everyone to die i did it good to know good to know i will adjust accordingly and i will now look sad that the death monster we've created has come on the high hard times i didn't. i'm sorry didn't know i didn't know but don't worry folks global oil prices are already bouncing back after eating 21 year lows the mass murder death of monster is bouncing back our expansion will be back on track thank goodness for a moment there i thought we might survive like a few more years. that was close moving on the great global bailout continues is this a bell out a regular people you and maybe people who work for minimum wage how about them the so-called essential workers now now now we get bread crumbs the bailout is for the non-essential non important workers people who if they don't show up for work not changes whoever that might be whoever these useless society sucks might be i can't think of any right now i could but i'm sure i'm sure they're out