and i sent everybody to maxine hall. i said get your shot at maxine hall. everyone knows what this means -- i can trust this place and i can trust the people who are part of this place, and it has made a world of difference. and now we have this world-class facility that is state-of-the-art and that should be exactly what it should be for the western edition community. and here to talk a little bit about the bond and what it means and all of the specifics who was supposed to be at the beginning of this -- this presentation, groundbreaking or whatever it ir carmen chu. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. you never want to be on the end of the mayor knowing that you're not punctual, right. but i wanted to just come and to welcome everybody and to say a big congratulations. i know that this facility in particular has a very special place in this mayor's heart. not only because of the community that it serves, but because this is her center, right. this is the place where she grew up, and where the people in the community were served. the a place where people trust

and maxine is absolutely right. it is, this is a on a front to the united nations. it's in front of the united nations security council where they want to do and what and we're doing aside to report it on the crimes neoliberalism. go ahead, the more our i think you're quite right, a just want to share. i mean, when representatives of your grade, i see you know, the panel discussion corruption. i mean like, as far as i remember there were 2 goals set by the conference after the authoritarian regimes called our focus. yes. and i didn't corruption, you know, well do it on a starts, if you look at wiki leaves, the amount of materials that you provided on corruption in size, the former soviet union, not only in the west, but you know, we can support what, how can breast use the massively and you are absolutely right. it's the same when the people who use even from a technical point of view, they use the research done by week. and now that will create, can do i found to be one step closer to be extradited to the states? it's awful and i quite agree with my see him that ba

and maxine is absolutely right. it is. this is a front to the united nations. it's a front of the united nations security council where they want to do and what and what doing aside reported on the crimes neoliberalism. go ahead, the more our i think you're quite right, a just want to share. i mean, when representatives of your grade i see on the panel discussion corruption. i mean like, as far as i remember there were 2 sent by this conference. and after the authoritarian regimes will not focus yes. and i can corruption, you know, wow, do it on a start. if you look at them on the materials that you provided on corruption inside the former soviet union, not only in the western countries, but you know, we get it what, how the breast use the mess it and you are absolutely right. it's the same when these people who use even from a technical point of view, they use the research done by week. and now creating, do i found, mean one step closer to be extradited to the states? it's awful, and i quite agree with my see him that basically the aim, all that sounds fair is

ah, let us go back to maxine here in moscow. let's change gears. over the past week we angelina sanchez and that the fact that the julius i will be extradited to the united states and so much is much closer to reality. now, with the court's decision in the u. k. the, the interesting thing about what's his extradition fight against being sent to the united states that this happened? this trial happened. court proceeding happened during the quote unquote democracy summit. joe biden was leading an international human rights day. i mean, the irony of ironies here i am covering the story. i have covered it from the very, very beginning because most western media don't want to cover it in the irony of that is that they love julian assange for years. they loved leaky leaks for years. and now journalists have turned their back on him. on the day of an international human rights, he's a prominent person that has been denied his the hypocrisy is breathtaking. go ahead . well, i think it's very important that you mentioned that the, the summit of democracy he

well, i'm a maxine, could it be any other way? i mean it's very messianic. the with the, the american approach here. i mean they, it's either had gemini or nothing. i, i don't, i don't see partnerships or they use that language all the time, but it's not a partnership of equals. it is, it's a hedge, a monic and, and, and rushes on. the short end of the stick you, let me ask you. and maxine, i mean, what in russia for russia, from russia's perspective, what would a pan european security structure look like? because the russians have offered it over the last 20 years, a number of times. can you explain? can you explain to where we were, what a leon security would look like? absolutely. i think 1st and foremost, that would be your order that went into russia heavenly and would be your orders respectful of russia, national interest and security concerns. and that extending nature to most soviet state holdings, ukraine, georgia, in another room in particular, are the, obviously some of the red lines and must always and will have all looking at them as spoken in t

and here in moscow we have maxine schwarzkopf. he is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. gentlemen, cross up rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it again. let's go to glen 1st here. you know, glen where does, where does your stand right now? because, you know, it's 30 years after the cold war. we still have nato, but we have a lot of the cold war agreements like on missiles and defense and things like that are either been thought or being reassessed, but this isn't the cold war here. nato is not interested in, in negotiating missile treaties or not interested in pan european security arrangements. i mean, it seems to me from an outsider, looking in europe, is kind of stuck it, it cherishes what was, but it didn't seem to work or in the present your thoughts. i agree to point out that we, we were working towards the pioneer p and security architecture for many years. so the main breaks happened in 1975 with th

go ahead, maxine wirelessly. i mean, there's always this horrible dilemma and we can debate how manufactured the dilemma really is joe politics and strategy of the political military organization. but actually under the cold war, there were a few problems and few ways to we could have the ball, but you know, if you wanted to preserve, like i mentioned in the beginning of our problem, the american military presence in europe. the only way it could have the state was to enlarge in terms of territory and, you know, accept more members and also kind of enlarge politically, try to know and don't more political areas. but most importantly, there's gotta be a common enemy because any political military organization has to plan. and so i think in making ladies idea that elias was to protect democracy, this lobby was bombed, didn't really play well. and then, you know, all the sudden there was this notion of that need to have to be fighting international churches and all these resources respond to that mission. but that,

well, let me maxine, but this is not the 19 nothing. these has the 2nd decade of the 21st century and rushes saying no and. and what we get from, from european security structures, primarily nato, is that there's a, i was going to say inclusive, but actually it's an explicit denial of russia zone security interest. and this is the, the conundrum that we're in right now. because russia saying you have to respect our security too. but nato says, but we're only, it depends the alliance will, you know, i want to ask both of you. i've never heard of any defensive lines. the constantly is expanding at the expense of others. go ahead back see, i think there is a broader understanding here in moscow that when we say in asia, it's really for america press in europe. and therefore, there is little incentive from austin to sheet any security arrangements on bilateral basis for being nations and rather gaps washington to talk about this issue. seriously. if i were to continue kind of, you know, timeline to decline, provided i think ever since the b

ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined my my guess here in moscow. maxine switch golf, he is the director of the center for advanced american studies and moscow state institute of international relations. and we also have dmitri bob and she is a political analyst and editor and interest me internet media project. i generally cross and the bank, that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. that's going to maxime 1st. we have the afterglow of the virtual summit, the biden, and putin had, it seems to me to been rather a dud. i mean, when you look at the read out from moscow in the, in the read out from washington, not a whole lot was said, but not a whole lot was agreed to. what do you, what do you, what's your takeaway, major, take away from the virtual summit, maxime, go ahead. well, it appears the to had a very top conversation. ukraine remains to be a major, someone block between us and russia, and perhaps we'll, we'll continue to be this stumbling block for some time. i think the major problem between moscow and washington at this point is that the

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sir, you're not maxine waters.next, i biological man is no competing with women at the university of pennsylvania in swimming he's got no unfair advantage he claims. the editor of a swimming and compared that to doping. xfinity rewards are our way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like sing family fun nights! rent sing for $1, then belt out all your favorite tunes from the movie with sing karaoke. plus, see sing 2 in theaters with buy-one-get-one free fandango tickets. join over a million members by signing up for free on the xfinity app. our thanks. your rewards. >> here is one way to dramatically improve your time in college sports, just change your gender. man at the university of pennsylvania announced he's a woman in as a result he is completely dominated competition . he goes by whereby thomas in recently won a race is swimming raised by more than 38 seconds. if you know anything about swimming, 38 seconds is equivalent to four days. there aren't 382nd difference i between top competitors.

she's maxine waters. she gets to do whatever she wants. shut up, serf, you're not maxine waters. up next, a biological man is competing against women at the university of pennsylvania in swimming. he's got some unfair advantage claims. the editor of a swimming magazine disagreed and compared the advantage to doping whachlt's the truth? clay travis has that, he joins us straight ahead. >> tucker carlson: here's one way to dramatically change your time in college sports, change your gender. a man says he's a woman and as a result he dominates the competition. he goes by lea thomas and won a swimming race by more than 38 seconds. if you know anything about swimming, 38 seconds was the normal equivalent of four days. because that's just like there's no 38-second differences between top competitors in a swim meet. but thomas said he should be allowed to compete in any category because he doesn't have an unfair advantage. >> i think the guidelines they set forward are very good and do good job of promoting inclusivity while keeping competition integrity going. everybody is able to comp

[applause] maxine waters!applause] i learned a long time ago, maxine, she doesn't have an idea, just say yes. an sean patrick maloney. sean? david russo lenny. and jennifer gonzalez. thanks for all you are doing. with all of you, you are just incredibly committed to this. it is an issue that has a history of bipartisan support, so i am looking forward to working across the aisle, god willing. i want to make sure everyone in the united states knows their hiv status and everyone with hiv receives high quality care and treatment they deserve and that we end the harmful stigma around hiv and aids. in particular, there are a large number of states with hiv criminalization laws that do not reflect an accurate understanding of hiv. for example, hiv cannot be transmitted through saliva. there are still laws in the books that criminalize spitting by people with hiv. it is 2021 in the united states of america. we have to follow science. that means eliminating laws that exacerbate disparities and take us further from our

but one of the main measures announced he really is that maxine mandate that he talked about earlier, basically it will replace frances health bars, which is currently required for access to bars and restaurants, museums that other public venues with the vaccine a bus. and to be a members of prison. macros, cabinet met in a crisis meeting to discuss this piece of legislation which will effectively you know, tightened restrictions on boards who remain unvaccinated in france and their estimated to be about 6000000 of them. well, france has recorded over 100000 new cases in just a single day. what's the countries explosion in cases being blamed on when like in other places? i think of the highly transmissible omicron variant is largely been blamed for the search in cases here. you know, health experts have really kind of sounded the alarm and said, you know, the font fonts faces a critical moment and say that hospitals could also risk being overwhelmed. and another reason for those high numbers could also be increased testing. you know ahead of this holiday season, we've seen long queues

but also representative barbara lee who -- [applause] maxine waters. [applause] i learned a long time ago, maxine says, i have an idea, just say yes. just say yes. and sean patrick maloney. [applause] david cicilline. [applause] jenniffer gonzalez-colon. [applause] thanks for all you're doing. not for your support, this is sui generis for all of you. you're incredibly committed to all of this. we're looking forward to working across the aisle, god willing. i want to make sure everyone in the united states know theirs h.i.v. status. that everyone with h.i.v. receives the high quality care and treatment they deserve. and that we end the harmful stigma around h.i.v. and aids. [applause] in particular, still a large number of states that have h.i.v. criminalization laws that do not reflect an accurate understanding of h.i.v. for example -- [applause] h.i.v. cannot be transmitted through saliva. there are still laws on the books that criminalize spit big people with h.i.v. this is 2021. the united states of america. we have to follow science. that means eli

but one of the main measures announced he really is that maxine mandate that he talked about earlier. basically it will replace frances health bars, which is currently required for access to bars and restaurants, museums and other public venues. with the vaccine a bus and to be a members of prison. macros, cabinet met in a crisis meeting to discuss this piece of legislation, which will effectively you know, tightened restrictions on boards who remain unvaccinated in france and their estimated to be about 6000000 of them. while frances recorded over 100000 new cases in just a single day, what's the country's explosion in cases being blamed on when like in other places? i think of the highly transmissible omicron variant is largely been blamed for the search in cases here. you know, health experts have really kind of sounded the alarm and said, you know, the font fonts faces a critical moment and say that hospitals could also risk being overwhelmed. and another reason for those high numbers could also be increased testing. you know ahead of this holiday season, we've seen long queues at

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deever bought so maxine, it may be of axis must be x accessible by him of a for every one for every human being. this is not company, this is why we are so concerned about i did, did the current trans 70 distribution of the vaccine sell around toward talking about it for doses. so add a booster over some one. he's talking about 2022. even the 5th dose is, and this is, this is, i mean, this is a point of concern, you know, from the a number of people out there actually because i'm british and in the u. k. the moment the prime minister is saying, if he find one vaccine or 2 vaccinations is not important, now you need a booster every 6 months. is that so it is at the future. do you think of how we can evaluate? i'm not a, i'm not a scientist. i'm not the medical doctor, so i don't want to do and getting something that is not up to me. but i did did, did the consent. it's about the accessing places where they didn't do not have access. so they had to the 1st doses and add these iniquities or something that were calling to be fixed. so do you do the hours, but for sure, i think that we h

is it possible to get even more mute and what's gonna happen in terms of disease severity and maxine protection. so it is suggesting that know the virus is still got some way to go through the more surprises ah, ah, with hello and welcome to cross top. were all things are considered. i'm peter labelle. u. s. president joe biden is hosting a virtual global summit on demand saying, apparently washington intends a new crusade to save the world for democracy, at least as the foreign policy blob understands this political term. critics of this study claim, it's all about strategic polarization and an attempt at values based diplomacy. ah cross sucking the democracy summit, i'm joined by my guest, scott ritter in delmar. he is a former intelligence officer and the united nations weapons inspector in orlando. we have berella, isabel, she is an independent journalist and co host of the convo couch. and here in moscow we have alexis, now i'm of, he is an expert at the russian international affairs council or across sac rosen effect. that means he can jump any time you want. now he's appreciat

maxine waters, thank you for your leadership. i went to highlight we a section describing the violence trans are facing which is often hidden in the shadows. i have already reached out to further that discussion as well. previous conversation about the challenges with shelters, i want to offer up a few remedies that will prevent people from needing shelters and one is to criminalizing sex work. it is also the case that black trans are forced into sex work as a result not being able to show up and are offered job interviews or promotion opportunities or support a more traditional economies. we should be able to have conversations at the federal level. much related to that, number of lack lgbtqia+ to result in hardship because of cannabis distribution or use. decriminalizing cannabis should be considered. >> no one else on the panel has more to share, i yield acted the chairwoman. >> thank you so much for your comments and thank you to the witnesses for responding. ranking member wegner, do you have any more republican members in t

not maxine justice vaccine equal to u. d. p troubling, you know, if we don't understand that sorted out, it is the at the heart of any response to abandon me that we are all protected when everyone is protected. it is not by being nationalistic about us. about being narrow minded about your response. if you're going to protect your citizens, because we've seen radiance travel, the right us has traveled, you know, there's, there's just no way of stopping the spread unless everyone is protected. so actually it isn't everyone's interest, including countries themselves to be able to work with other countries to ensure that everyone is protected. and you know, margaret emma would agree with me on this to be actually field is a world in this. and if i have, i'm hope for you to it does that we would have on this and we would do better. i think what we need to remember about all this is unfortunately we live in this, i guess it's a capitalistic society where money kind of controls the rules that we go around. and you know, a couple o

now of course that means that the about sin is working right. maxine is affect diva baths. maxine at my idea of axis must be x accessible by him of a for every one. for every human being. this is not happening. this is why we are so concerned about i did, did, did the current trans silva, the distribution of the vaccine cell around toward talking about it for doses. so add it boosted over some one. he's talking about 2022. even the 5th dose is, and this is, this is, i mean, this is a point of concern, you know, from the a number of people out there actually because i'm british and in the u. k. at the moment the prime minister is saying, if he find one vaccine or 2 vaccinations is not important, now you need a booster every 6 months. is that so it is that the future? do you think of how we can address? i'm not a, i'm not a scientist. i'm not a medical doctor, so i don't want to do and that is something that is not up to me. but i did. did did the consent. it's about the accessing places where they didn't it do not have access, sir there to the 1st dose isa. and these iniquities are so

now of course, that means that the vaccine is working right. maxine is at fake diva baths. maxine it may be of axis must be x accessible by of for every one for every human being. and this is not happening. this is why we are so concerned about i did did the current trans silva, the distribution of the vaccine cell around toward talking about it for doses. ready so it boosted oh some one. he's talking about 2022. even the 5th dose is well, and this is, this is, i mean this is a point of concern. you know, for the a number of people out there actually because i'm british and in the u. k, the moment the prime minister is saying, if you've had one vaccine or 2 vaccinations is not important. now you need a booster every 6 months. is that so it is at the future. do you think of how we can evaluate the i'm not, i'm not a scientist, i'm not a medical doctor, so i don't want to do and that is something that is not up to me, but i did. did did the consent. it's about the accessing the places where they didn't, they do not have access to the 1st doses and add these iniquities or something that

meantime, representative maxine waters, always a pleasure to have you. thank you for joining me. and i'm coming home to los angeles for next weekend so i'll give a wave to you as i fly over your district. >> please do. please come home. thank you. >> i will. thank you. >>> a sobering warning of an enormous omicron wave. that is next. that is next age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. o man, that's a whole lot of wrinkly at least my shoes look good! looking good start with bounce wrinkleguard, the megasheet designed to prevent wrinkles in the dryer. ♪♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the l

this is a massive undertaking for the health service they're being asked for another major, maxine push to try and vent hospitals like this one from being overwhelmed with our concerns. it won't be enough. as people here lie, not for that boosters. there are already people in hospital with omicron hospitalizations, all climbing and one person's confirmed to have died with omicron. while it's not yet clear how severe the very intense, the sheer number of cases alone could prove overwhelming. in the shadow of this vaccine center, a reminder of what's at stake, a memorial wall commemorating the 10s of thousands of lives lost to cove it. and it's with the pain and sacrifice of the past. that this weary nation is now facing the threat of another worrying winter to come more for more on the situation in the u. k. let's talk to julian tang a clinical ver ologist at the university of leicester julian. i thank you for joining us. the situation in the u. k is already bad, but recent models from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine indicate it's about to get a lot worse. therefore, c

it might be quite maxine booster who july is already seen moment on cases rise in his heart and doesn't get it done to the stage. any names on his hopes for 2022, a fall simpler for that and he wants to come home on diane, on and sit down to moscow with his family. he suspects that even this dog, maybe to ambition some extraordinary images there for more. let's bring in d. w, corresponded namisha, joyce, well in new delhi, namisha, as we were just reminded in your report, this was a very tough year for india. and though the silver lining may be that there is much hybrid immunity authorities can ignore the, that the army kron cases are on the rise. what's the government doing about this? when like the indian government have just wanted bought to render all really close to now quickly new restriction guidelines imposed on international travelers including stricter non for more testing in isolation. now with 100 electron beam to not only does all announce a different one to impose night use depending on the route. now some teeth also an hour restrictions on the capacities of small restaura

is that even enough to believe that in, in population right now, in the future, it might require maxine booster who july is already seen more mature on cases rise in his hospitals and doesn't get it done to the stage any time zone. his hopes for 2022, a fall simpler for that, and he wants to come home on diane, on and sit down to mosque with his family. he suspects that even this dog maybe to ambition his around of, of some other developments in the pandemic. china has reported more than a 160 new code that 19 infections in the past 24 hours. that's the most sense. the start of the pandemic. israel has begun trials on a 4th coven shot. the country is considering offering another round of boosters to its population, and france is expected to announce new restrictions after it registered more for the 1st time more than $100000.00 new karone of ours cases in a single day. here watching daily news, his reminder of that top story we're following for you. negotiate has a meeting in vienna again to try and save the iran nuclear deal. the current u. s. administration says it wants to return to

of course, you also said you want to maxine to do the hubbard the quantum asenia without that men died, locals have indic avoid, dec i l l. so what they should, i shouldn't the got to look on the cut is the guy of what you can either call see say i said i hadn't got one thought of the whole got to be, it was in what thought can become a whoop when i got took i wonder, won't you go with me? i can become a william ink when i got older jelena wu. a little emma will see they've been better. which could have seen the one that she will do i'll let you launch was on i will miss you again. this organization enough with the following little including with you as long as you lay how in the it, the menu, a young look will lay them a political machines with under we look a little bit that i have in mind with was it was that and even though i had been in logan, i knew when i, you know, i knew about that i even had turned in and was hosing denellin name only when you had a new room. so i want to why? oh, they wanted a people want god was going to change isn't good. oh, as a country with yamashita, i

it might be quite maxine booster. oh, july is already seen while much on cases die them his hospital and doesn't get it done to the stage any time zone. his hopes for 2022, a fast simpler hearing test, and he wants to come home on giant only and sit without a mosque with his family. he suspects that even this door maybe to ambitious. earlier from new delhi d, w corresponded namisha. joyce well told me what the indian government is doing now is the number of armor cron cases rise. but like the indian government have just wandered off to render on the con, really was worth to know. but he quickly knew restrictions, guidelines on international, including strict non, for both testing and i solution now i would give the 100 and all the toner loans, they ended up with all the different i went to import night. cool. depending on the, you know, that now some teeth are also an hour restriction on the capacity, the far more restaurant un christmas innovation also likely to be impacted, especially like in the progress on the vac

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it might be quite maxine booster who july is already seen while much on cases rise in his hospitals and doesn't get it done to the stage any time soon. his hopes for 2022 are far simpler for that and he wants to come home and giant on and sit without a mosque with his family. he suspects that even this door maybe to ambitious correspondent admission giles on her file that report joins me now. from delhi nameesha, as we were just reminded in your report, this was a very tough year for india. and even though the silver lining may be that there's a hybrid immunity, they're all sorties can't ignore that ami con cases are on the rise. what's the government doing about it? letter back out, the government has been make on its feet responding to the on the on bed, so not addicted. new measures were nouns for international travelers, including strict animals for both testing and isolation. now when you own the current cases digging up steadily and shortly, region one was 600 today, many states, it also announcing additional restrictions 90 to call if you have been imposed, impacting or do you li

and if the director's report this was a happy day at maxine hall health center after the $15 million renovation on november 10 i was able to attend with the mayor the ribbon cutting of the renovated facility and it is quite a lovely place. as you all know maxine hall center has provided care and holistic approach in the western edition for many decades but it definitely needed a renovation and needed work and i want to thank staff and the other city agencies involved in this and encourage the commissioners to visit when they're able to. i also just wanted to thank collective impact and james bengola who helped maxine hall staff provide services outside of the clinic building and also ensured that the response to the covid-19 pandemic in terms of testing and vaccine administration meet the needs of the community. a big step forward there. and then on a sad note but happy note, one of our staff is leaving but and our director of governmental and public affairs to serve as the director of small businesses. she'll begin her new role in january of next year. and has been an outstanding ad

he came out of maxine waters' house and said, if you do not enable people to borrow the money and get into businesses in the neighborhoods where they live, it is hard to have any fundamental change. that was 1992. we have been talking about government policies to try to channel more investment into low income and minority neighborhoods. -- it dates back to 1979. lyneir made reference to the 1990's. but we have been talking about the inequities that still persist. what does that tell us about the role of government? do we need a new approach? do we need more enforcement of the programs we have already established over the last 40 years? tulaine: i love that question. i would say the gap between the volume of intervention and the outcomes, because when we talk about systems changing, we far too often focus on the most explicit aspects of the system, the policies, but capital allocation, talent pipelines, and do not look at the implicit aspects of the system, the belief systems, the power dynamics, networks and relationships. when it is time to take something that our paper sounds great

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. >> the strategy of vaccine hoarding, the strategy of maxine nationalism -- vaccine nationalism or vaccineiplomacy has failed. the new variant has demonstrated this. my hope is that companies understand that from now on, we need to have an equitable way to advance the pandemic for we will all be victims of it. anchor: rescue operations underway after a super typhoon made landfall on the heat inside of the philippines. tens of thousands are being moved to emergency shelters. officials say 10,000 villages are in the projected path of the typhoon. there remaining 12 american and canadian missionaries kidnapped by a gang in haiti have been released. the group was abducted in october after visiting an orphanage near the capital. in chile, campaigning is ending ahead of sunday's presidential runoff election. the far right candidate finished on top in the first round, he has overtaken his left-wing opponent but only by a slim margin. in australia, five children have been killed after a dust of wind -- gust of wind swept up a doncic counsel. four more are in critical condition. facebook banned sev