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ms meng denies any wrongdoing, as does huawei.day revolved around a concept called ‘double criminality‘ — that essentially means the charges against ms meng must be considered crimes in both canada and the us in this case. and the judge ruled that in this case, they were. this case has international ramifications — it's caused a rift between china and canada — in fact on tuesday, beijing's foreign ministry spokesperson said this. translation: canada should really correct its mistakes, immediately release miss meng wanzhou, and ensure her safe return to china so as not to continue damaging the relations between china and canada. remember, as well, that china is believed to have arrested two canadians in retaliation for ms meng's arrest. michael kovrig, a former diplomat, and michael spavor, a businessman, are both accused by china of espionage. but canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau calls their continued detention "arbitrary". had ms meng won thatjudgment today, she could have been released. as it was, the extradition case conti
ms meng denies any wrongdoing, as does huawei.day revolved around a concept called ‘double criminality‘ — that essentially means the charges against ms meng must be considered crimes in both canada and the us in this case. and the judge ruled that in this case, they were. this case has international ramifications — it's caused a rift between china and canada — in fact on tuesday, beijing's foreign ministry spokesperson said this. translation: canada should really correct its mistakes,...
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the charges against meng wanzhou are the charges against meng wa nzhou are connected the charges againstan iranians firm and the judges decision on duality crimes in canada and she will be eligible for extradition. while she will not be walking through do not expect to see meng wanzhou walking in the us anytime soon. her team has launched several appeals and expect this case to stretch on for several more yea rs. zoe thomas, bbc news. we are having another bite at the travel agencies, a letter has been put to travel companies, asking to scrap the 14 day quarantine to visitors of the uk. joining me now is george morgan—grenville, ceo of the uk tour operator red savannah, and thank you for being with us and obviously it is frustrating for your industry in particular but those measures are therefore a reason and they are about people safe? i think we would all agree to keep people safe but i think you also have to ask the question at what point does the needs of the economy get put before the need to be cautious. in our view, the quarantine have to be scrapped... we have clearly got a probl
the charges against meng wanzhou are the charges against meng wa nzhou are connected the charges againstan iranians firm and the judges decision on duality crimes in canada and she will be eligible for extradition. while she will not be walking through do not expect to see meng wanzhou walking in the us anytime soon. her team has launched several appeals and expect this case to stretch on for several more yea rs. zoe thomas, bbc news. we are having another bite at the travel agencies, a letter...
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ms meng denies any wrongdoing, as does huawei. aids activist larry kramer has died at the age of 8a. kramer wrote the landmark 1985 play ‘the normal heart‘ about the early days of the epidemic. he helped found the gay men's health crisis after a meeting of about 80 people in his apartment in 1982. kramer himself tested hiv—positive in 1989, and suffered liver damage. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: no luck with the weather for the launch of the first privately—owned spacecraft to the international space station. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletics events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7:00am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full—scale riot, as the liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the juve ntus enclosure. the belgian police had lost control. the whole world will mourn the tragic death of mr nehru
ms meng denies any wrongdoing, as does huawei. aids activist larry kramer has died at the age of 8a. kramer wrote the landmark 1985 play ‘the normal heart‘ about the early days of the epidemic. he helped found the gay men's health crisis after a meeting of about 80 people in his apartment in 1982. kramer himself tested hiv—positive in 1989, and suffered liver damage. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: no luck with the weather for the launch of the first privately—owned spacecraft...
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ms meng denies any wrongdoing, as does huawei.vist larry kramer has died at the age of 8a. kramer wrote the landmark 1985 play the normal heart about the early days of the epidemic. he helped found the gay men's health crisis after a meeting of about 80 people in his apartment in 1982. kramer himself tested hiv—positive in 1989, and suffered liver damage. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: no luck with the weather for the launch of the first privately—owned spacecraft to the international space station. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletics events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7:00am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full—scale riot, as the liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the juve ntus enclosure. the belgian police had lost control. the whole world will mourn the tragic death of mr nehru today. he wa
ms meng denies any wrongdoing, as does huawei.vist larry kramer has died at the age of 8a. kramer wrote the landmark 1985 play the normal heart about the early days of the epidemic. he helped found the gay men's health crisis after a meeting of about 80 people in his apartment in 1982. kramer himself tested hiv—positive in 1989, and suffered liver damage. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: no luck with the weather for the launch of the first privately—owned spacecraft to the...
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>> he's one of hollywood's leading meng playing a leadle in this real-life pandemic this week on "firing line." >> i know you're ang! [ crowd cheers ] i'm angry! >> it was as gay rights activist harvey milk that sean penn penn has been a death-row award. inmate... >> thank you for loving me. >> ...and a wartime commander. >> what difference you think you can make, one single man in all this madness? >> penn's desire to make a difference led him and haiti after the earthquake. >> a lot of people >> the relief workdoing these days began right in his own backyard. >> the reality is that we should be testing, retesting and reteing. >> what does actor-activist sean penn say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... addional funding is provided by... corporate funding is provided by... >> sean penn, welcome to "firing line." >> thanks very much. t gobe here. >> you are a two-time academy award-winning actor, indirector and author. and you have beeed in humanitarianelief work now for more than a decade. we saw you making rescues yourself in new orans during hurricane kat
>> he's one of hollywood's leading meng playing a leadle in this real-life pandemic this week on "firing line." >> i know you're ang! [ crowd cheers ] i'm angry! >> it was as gay rights activist harvey milk that sean penn penn has been a death-row award. inmate... >> thank you for loving me. >> ...and a wartime commander. >> what difference you think you can make, one single man in all this madness? >> penn's desire to make a difference led...
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a canadian court ruled that the case of senior huawei executive meng wanzhou, who is fighting extraditions, can go ahead. and if 10,000 songs was not enough for your lockdown listening libraries, music streaming service spotify has now removed that limit. you can now save an unlimited number of tracks and dance like nobody‘s watching. if you're getting square eyes in lockdown, how about upgrading to a holographic 8k display? the display, developed by looking glass, has a massive 33.2 million pixels and is designed to give the appearance of 3d without needing glasses. although a little less likely to happen to you at the moment, when you next find yourself out at sea, would you trust an algorithm to help you if you went overboard? researchers at eth zurich and mit developed the algorithm to help speed up search and rescue operations, by more accurately predicting where a floating person would drift. and finally, while some of us have been struggling to fill the free time inside, one developer built a robot companion to keep him company. engineer sharath naik created ewon using a raspberry
a canadian court ruled that the case of senior huawei executive meng wanzhou, who is fighting extraditions, can go ahead. and if 10,000 songs was not enough for your lockdown listening libraries, music streaming service spotify has now removed that limit. you can now save an unlimited number of tracks and dance like nobody‘s watching. if you're getting square eyes in lockdown, how about upgrading to a holographic 8k display? the display, developed by looking glass, has a massive 33.2 million...
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health organization lauded china for reversing the virus' genome in mid-january while neglecting to meng that it took -- to mention that it took china at least 14 days to do this, even as the virus continued spreading across europe and reaching america. dr. tedros said in early february that there was no need for measures that, quote, unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade in trying to halt the spread of that coronavirus. now, early february was a few days after president trump stopped travel from china, except for american citizens coming home. but during that period of time, dr. tedros thought it was unnecessary to interfere with international travel. time and time again, the world health organization endorsed and also repeated chinese government talking points, and they did it all to the rest of the world's detriment. we now know that there was a continued flow of misinformation coming from the chinese government since the on-set of the pandemic with little to no pushback by the world health organization on whether that information was accurate. in mid-february, o
health organization lauded china for reversing the virus' genome in mid-january while neglecting to meng that it took -- to mention that it took china at least 14 days to do this, even as the virus continued spreading across europe and reaching america. dr. tedros said in early february that there was no need for measures that, quote, unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade in trying to halt the spread of that coronavirus. now, early february was a few days after president...
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the revenue sports, so-called, basketball, women's basketball, football, were overrepresented meng the students who are registering, but there were also students from lacrosse, swimming, and all the rest. everybody was getting in on the scheme. the university was willing to concede that this fraud had occurred, but for the longest time, they wanted to deny that athletics was in any way a driver in the scandal. the sports bring in roughly 19 million a year at unc. that is a lot of money. it pays for all of the other sports. all of the other sports are able to operate and operate at a high level thanks to all that revenue that football and men's basketball in particular bring in. so yes, it is the fatted calf. this is one reason why the unc and other big-time institutions are always reluctant to look too closely at what is going on in athletics because you do not want to imperil that revenue stream. the only people, for example, who lost jobs as a result of the scandal in 2015, were a handful of academic advisers, and athletics. one continued professor in the fm department and the person
the revenue sports, so-called, basketball, women's basketball, football, were overrepresented meng the students who are registering, but there were also students from lacrosse, swimming, and all the rest. everybody was getting in on the scheme. the university was willing to concede that this fraud had occurred, but for the longest time, they wanted to deny that athletics was in any way a driver in the scandal. the sports bring in roughly 19 million a year at unc. that is a lot of money. it pays...
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to thank meng because he spent all of those years feeling that the country didn't understand this. finally there was an opportunity for people to understand why he had made his difficult decision. incidentally, this story and of the mainre one reasons i first decided to work on this presidents and constitution book because i wanted to show how the threads of history interconnect and shape a president's power. it does not come with all of the powers dealing with domestic hours or war powers. chapterwhen we had the on woodrow wilson, i made sure we inserted the story of the case in the 1950's segment and then when you get to for, you can see how it reappears and shapes history and presidential power. i wanted to write this book to show that a president's powers, as they have evolved since george washington, are very much about these unexpected events and the strong personalities of the people who occupy the presidency. it is just as important as the sparse words in the constitution where we saw they were less than a thousand words that define the president's powers. these threats of
to thank meng because he spent all of those years feeling that the country didn't understand this. finally there was an opportunity for people to understand why he had made his difficult decision. incidentally, this story and of the mainre one reasons i first decided to work on this presidents and constitution book because i wanted to show how the threads of history interconnect and shape a president's power. it does not come with all of the powers dealing with domestic hours or war powers....
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meng: as the member designated by mr.er serrano, ursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr.er mr. will vote yea on the motion. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rise?alifornia >> madam speaker, as a member of gnated by mr. desaulnier california, pursuant to h.res. house that mr.he desaulnier will vote yea on the motion. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia rise? > madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mceachin ursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. ceachin will vote yea. sna of ms. porter -- designee of ms. porter, pursuant resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yea on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida rise? by s the member designated mr. crist, pursuant to h.res. that mr.form the house crist will vote yea on the motion. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise?alifornia >> madam speaker, as the member bera, pursuantr. to house resolution 965, i inform the house that
meng: as the member designated by mr.er serrano, ursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr.er mr. will vote yea on the motion. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rise?alifornia >> madam speaker, as a member of gnated by mr. desaulnier california, pursuant to h.res. house that mr.he desaulnier will vote yea on the motion. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia rise? > madam speaker, as the member...
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health organization lauded china for reversing the virus' genome in mid-january while neglecting to meng that it took -- to mention that it took china at least 14 days to do this, even as the virus continued spreading across europe and reaching america. dr. tedros said in early february that there was no need for measures that, quote, unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade in trying to halt the spread of that coronavirus. now, early february was a few days after president trump stopped travel from china, except for american citizens coming home. but during that period of time, dr. tedros thought it was unnecessary to interfere with international travel. time and time again, the world health organization endorsed and also repeated chinese government talking points, and they did it all to the rest of the world's detriment. we now know that there was a continued flow of misinformation coming from the chinese government since the on-set of the pandemic with little to no pushback by the world health organization on whether that information was accurate. in mid-february, o
health organization lauded china for reversing the virus' genome in mid-january while neglecting to meng that it took -- to mention that it took china at least 14 days to do this, even as the virus continued spreading across europe and reaching america. dr. tedros said in early february that there was no need for measures that, quote, unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade in trying to halt the spread of that coronavirus. now, early february was a few days after president...