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if afghanistan at the crossroads where we can speak now to merriam sawfish she is an international relations advisor and experts on afghanistan thank you for your time at miss sofie you've had some time to digest the news what does that would draw of international troops before peace settlement has been reached with taliban mean for the afghan people and specifically the afghan women. the withdrawal of u.s. troops. surprisingly without any conditions is one that has instilled a clear amongst the people of afghanistan because it was rolled without a peace deal or even a comprehensive moving a forward on these talks would likely lead to increased violence and one president at levels across the country higher civilian casualties casualties amongst afghan national security forces which are already and a very alarming rate further erosion of the kabul government and political and ethnic mentation across the country is what are some of the the scenarios that the that the people of afghanistan are fearing could an 8 from this withdraw without a deal and without any conditions with no strings attach

i am a merriam yz in london and you're watching al jazeera. state of emergency and curfew in minnesota, after a black man is shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop. the later shooting comes of the trial continues into the killing of george floyd. the court hears emotional testimony from his brother. >> he just knew how to make people feel better. anchor: mass gatherings on the banks of the ganges as cities are in lockdown. the complicated battle against rising coronavirus cases in india. ♪ hello and welcome to the program. we have been in the middle east, and israel's prime minister says iran is the greatest threat in the region and he will not allow the country to obtain nuclear capability. the comments come after iran described the sabotaging of its main nuclear facility as an act of terrorism, and vowed to respond. the incident comes at a sensitive time in diplomacy between the iran -- with both the iran and the united states trying to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal. a report from west jerusalem. reporter: iran says its ma

that's right a bit of reversals in the last 24 hours merriam which the white house explained saying that this is due to bureaucracy and they're trying to blame the trump ministrations saying that under former president trump the refugee resettlement office was so gutted that it's taken time to rebuild and reassess its capabilities and that that is why at least in the morning of friday here in washington at that time it would have been decided that biden's promise of lifting the cap to some $62000.00 refugees would not be plausible but then there was that our cry from democratic lawmakers saying that biden breaking his promise was shameful and we saw that very fast reverse so again from the white house saying that the cap on refugees who will be accepted this year the u.s. would be lifted after all but to how much whether or not it reaches that $62000.00 as biden had planned that is still to be determined and going to bear in mind many of these people are escaping economic crisis but it's going stability climate disasters what is the situation they then face at the border what are they co

we saw merriam webster change the definition of social justice. change what court packing means in america. with everyone in unison basically lying to the american people, that what they did about georgia's election law. it has a minimum of 17 days codified drop box that we never allowed before prepandemic. and allowing for anyone to request an absentee ballot for any reason. they don't tell you what hr1 does. the fact lit get rid of voter i.d. laws with a vast majority of american support, including minorities. it also mandates ballot harvesting and expand election day to 10 days. it gives then an opportunity to cheat in elections moving forward. steve: you are right about all of this. the things i think -- the two word i want to take from that brilliant exposition is wake up. you put it so clearly. we need to wake up and fight incredibly hard. we'll see you later on tonight. will the coronavirus restriction ever even? details after the break. steve: welcome back, you may be thinking that when pandemic ends the restriction ends, oh, no. the power

i've got a sign at the crossroads that we can speak now to merriam sofie she is an international relations advisor an expert on afghanistan thank you for your time misaki and you've had some time to digest the news what does that would draw of international troops before peace settlement has been reached with taliban mean for the afghan people as specifically the afghan women the what role of u.s. troops. surprisingly without any conditions is one that has instilled great fear amongst the people of afghanistan because it would draw without a peace deal or even a comprehensive moving a forward on these talks would likely lead to increased violence and on president levels across the country higher civilian casualties casualties amongst afghan national security forces which are already and are very alarming rate further erosion of the kabul government and political and that the correct mentation across the country is what are some of the the scenarios that the that the people of afghanistan are fearing could emulate from this withdrawal without a deal and without any conditions with no string

merriam can a gator is terrified of chickens the instant she sees a chicken her memory tells her body to go on high alert. well myself right. but you see it is really irrational behavior. even there goes. and even though they realize that there is no real threat the moment that they are in the situation they rest as if there is your real danger and that they will die. our brain does not differentiate between whether the fear is rational or not. but it is real danger or no real danger miriam is here with dr merrill can't of the university of amsterdam in a radical attempt to cure paralyzing fear. that one little pill a known heart medication appears to wipe away fear. 24 hours later dr kent accompanies miriam back to the rooster is it. 40 years what do you feel. you let's relax. here. full denethor they found that. the motivation. for payback now. it is in are shown that if you can do this right. from crying in fear to tears of relief a phobia is gone. yet she spoke to the rooster as almost a new friends. say yeah that's what's right said have coffee and sing and. impressive. reports o

merriam can a gator is terrified of chickens the instant she sees a chicken her memory tells her body to go on high alert. oh my so great is that. what you see actually is really irrational behavior. given the dosage right. and even though they realize that there is no real threat the moment that they are in the situation they rest falls as if there is your real danger and that they will die. our brain does not differentiate between whether the fear is rational or not. then a threat is real danger or no real danger miriam is here with dr merrill can't of the university of amsterdam in a radical attempt to cure her paralyzing fear. that. super hooker that one little pill a known heart medication appears to wipe away fear. 24 hours later dr kent accompanies miriam back to the rooster reasons. for 40 years what do you feel. the let's relax yeah. yeah. fulginiti they found that. the motivation. for payback. is emotional and that if you're going through this crisis. from crying in fia to tears of relief a phobia is gone. yet she spoke to a rooster as almost a new friend. yet that was quite

merriam can a gator is terrified of chickens the instant she sees a chicken a memory tells her body to go on high or not. go home or home or separate. but you see actually is really irrational behavior and they gave her the ghost to do it. and even though they realize that there is no real threat the moment that they are in the situation they press falls as if there is your real danger and that they will die if you stop our brain does not differentiate between whether the fear is rational or not. then only for that is real danger or no real danger. miriam is here with dr merrill can't of the university of amsterdam in a radical attempt to cure her paralyzing fear. get. sued for that one little pill a known heart medication appears to wipe away fear. 24 hours later dr kent accompanies miriam back to the rooster this is. her 40 year what do you feel do next relax yeah. yeah. fulton needed a family. day in fact. it is emotional if you're going through this right. from crying in fear to tears of relief phobia is gone. she spoke to rue serous almost a new friends. say oh yeah that's what's.

. >>> one of the way merriam webster defines super, exhibiting the characteristics of its type to an super league comes in. first came the news that 12 of the best soccer clubs were breaking away for a new league like a free kick from messi or ronaldo, the backlash was super quick and fierce so much so that all six of the english soccer clubs involved quickly backed out some now begging for forgiveness. three italian clubs, one from spain followed suit. within a span of 72 hours, 10 of the 12 are out, and the plan is in tatters not too often the fans take on the will of the big business of sport. even more rare they come out with a rare victory, but this time, in soccer, they did. >>> miss the bar, but not the bartender? a company in switzerland has it has the perfect solution meet barney, the robotic bartender. here's how it works. you place orders on your phone, then the giant screen tells you when it's ready. the company hoping it would be a hit in places like hotels, bars, hoping to cut down on human contact. it can even disinfect itself and apparently tell very bad jokes. >>> 60

she said, well, every day i do the daily merriam webster vocabulary quizzes on my ipad. i didn't even know they existed. but ever since i've done it every morning. a fascinating fact is that people in their 60s and 70s score higher than those in their 30s and 40s. as our second lady of the united states, dr. cheney lived at the highest level of national life. but she remained what she grew up to be in wyoming, a curious, hardworking scholar, down to earth, a beautiful and brilliant woman. the columnist george will calls her, lynne is the really indispensable cheney. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. lynne cheney. [ applause ] you're taller than i am. well, thank you for that nice welcome. and let me thank gay for that terrific introduction. i got to get a printed copy, dick, so you can read it a lot. [ laughter ] and, gay, for all the hard work she has done and for her creative thinking to put this wonderful series of speeches together. so, gay, thank you. and thank all of you for being here today and for loving the idea of listening to stories about the past. it

round in these categories... ...we're looking for definitions from merriam-webster's.ion make your pick. let's go, movie to stage for $200. mike. what is "shrek"? that is correct. movie to stage for $400. mike. what is "pretty woman"? - that's right. - movie to stage for $600. mike.

we seen up with him and saying "we don't know a baby's gender at birth," or merriam-webster changing the definition of sexual preference to stick it to amy coney barrett during her confirmation hearing, or the media trying to redefine -- this becomes concerning when he realized the left controls major institutions in the country there allowed to redefine the truth. not only do they have that monopoly on the control of information, but they are trying knock down and d platform any contrary opinions that oppose leftist groupthink. we are in a troubling time for the truth. >> emily: to lisa's point about shaping that narrative, i would like to play for you a virtual exchange between congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator ted cruz -- i'm sorry, i was just informed we don't have that anymore. leslie, your thoughts on what lisa was saying about redefining things, on the argument over semantics leaves the concept then left to the wolves. >> leslie: journalists are supposed to report the facts. i'm no longer a journalist; i was many years ago, a contributor of fox. now i am thing

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and that's why as well for me i had you back to merriam in london thank you so. but i'll be back in a moment with a much more of the day's news a full blast coming up in just a couple of minutes time i will see you shortly. when i enter the ring i feel on top of the world i don't want that feeling to go away when the show and the final on court begin retirement and i follow my laugh line watch for laugh line meet the former circus performers gracefully supporting each other on the stage of life going les you got a broken bone every minute of it was beautiful witness presents officer comes on and just you know that's faceless show patience to show must go on from the al-jazeera london broke out to people in thoughtful conversation i can be in my culture i can still raise my voice against bigotry aki with no host and no limitations the pandemic actually exposed the injustice in our societies to as an icon and has had in hospitality we have protected these men who are violent and bully studio to be unscripted and algis their. hard work to al-jazeera english since it

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well merriam hospitals across brazil are just being crippled by this latest surge of infections just to give you an idea the month of march that just and it was the deadliest since the beginning of the pandemic in brazil more than 66000 people have died in just one month that's double the previous record and that just gives you an idea of the situation right now there are 15 of brazil's 26 states are now saying that the i.c.u. units in their hospitals are at 90 percent or higher occupation so very complicated situation more than 600 cities across brazil's are saying that they fear that their hospitals might run out of oxygen next week in all of this situation the vaccination campaign has been very slow in brazil just a fraction of brazilians have so far been vaccinated just 8 percent while the president to here both matter this fight this situation that's by the political crisis is that he's dealing with yet to reshuffle part of his cabinet he continues to rage against the new lockdowns the new distancing measures that are being put in place in cities like cell paolo where grave digg

and you back to merriam in london thank you very much history is being made in earth's orbit as for astronauts travel to the international space station on a recycled rocket for the 1st time a space x. mission blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida where using a falcon rocket and dragon capsule and as an account go report from florida it's hoped it could dramatically cut the cost of future space travel. and launches from the kennedy space center in florida are among the most spectacular 3 to one. on friday mornings blast off did not disappoint this is the 3rd crude launch from space 6 in less than 12 months the 1st time the company reuse their falcon 9 rocket and dragon capsule using recyclable boosters designed to fly themselves back to earth is a cornerstone of space x.'s plans to make missions cheap and it took 10 years to get here to achieve this bold vision we have for commercial crew and i and again it's been amazing what the team has been able to accomplish say hi to the crew of dragon resilience for us and let them know your rock is home safe on board the for us journalis

. >> have you seen several times when all of a sudden something on the left that changes and then merriam-webster's definition will change the dictionary by the end of the day? we might have that on "the five". >> bill: it could evolve again. >> dana: it might begun an official definition. >> bill: chris said you are creating a whole new social program. i don't think that was denied. >> dana: they want that to be known. >> bill: the way you characterize the use of the money. we were talking with the chief on the border. arizona's governor ducey how he believes aspects of this administration aren't connected with reality. >> this is a crisis, it is an emergency. this is a problem that was largely solved or stable under the previous administration. the biden white house is divorced from reality. they need to fix these policies, properly communicate and provide resources to border states now so we can stem the tide of what is happening at this border. >> dana: you have to wonder if the two democratic senators from arizona, manchin and sinema, this they won't try to help their state by putting pressure

. >> dana: it was when merriam-webster dictionary changed so it could conform.n said i just heard about it and not ready to sign on yet. let's think through this very carefully. this is historic. this might be one of the reasons why he is concerned. listen to jim jordan last night on sean hannity's show. >> they control big media, big tech and sports and hollywood and higher education, congress, white house, because they don't have control of the supreme court they'll -- this is a radical takeover of our country. >> dana: ed markey, a democrat from massachusetts saying we need more than a commission to restore integrity to the court adding four justices will shore up the public's confidence in the court and its legitimacy in the public's eyes. as i mentioned last hour the court has some of the highest approval ratings ever right now. >> correct. the idea that the supreme court somehow needs its integrity restored is based on no evidence at all. the supreme court has a 30 point approval rating over the approval rating of congress. one of the very few institutions

i myself looked up crisis in the merriam-webster dictionary, no relation, unfortunately, and one of theerse, as you say, stu, to using the word crisis. they use it a lot. check out these headlines. in october 2020, the next economic crisis, empty retail space. june of last year, amid national crisis on police brutality and racism, congress flails. and in april, this month, just last week, u.s./china agree to cooperate on climate crisis with urgency. the white house continues to claim the word crisis does not apply to the border situation although both joe biden and spokeswoman jen psaki have used it, but apparently by mistake. [laughter] stu. stuart: very good. very good, ash. good stuff right there, young man. good stuff. [laughter] senator warnock, democrat, georgia, he just got into congress. now he's got a challenge orer, because he's got to face an election again in 2022, and he does have a challenger. the republican going against him, calvin klein joins us in our next hour. >>> wedding bells, we hear they are ringing off the hook. the ceo of the knot worldwide is calling it the ye