but morgan stanley is done waiting for games at micron.lson has a look at what is going on in this stock which is off more than 8%. dave: the lowest price for shares since december and possibly the biggest decline since march of last year when we were in a bear market. morgan stanley effectively cut its rating on micron to the equivalent from hold to buy, going from equal weight to overweight. the first rating cut at the firm since january of last year, according to our data. it is all about dram, dynamic random access memory. it goes into computers, electronics, accounts for more than 70% of micron's revenue. morgan stanley is concerned about where that market is heading. to have that concern pop-up at a time when, as you mention, companies increasingly have to wait for their chip orders, that certainly gets your attention. in the dram market, prices are kind of flat the last few months, which tells you there is perhaps not the same sort of supply-demand imbalance we are seeing in chips more broadly. not everyone figures the dram market i

shares of micron plunging, seeing their worst loss since march. move coming after morgan stanley downgraded it to equality weight. analysts say shares will likely be range bound in an environment where memory chip prices start to decline you can read more about the call on our website go to cnbc.com/pro dan, what do you make of these moves? the note was interesting, basically pinning a lot of this on the d-ram prices. >> transitory, courtney. that's what i say. here's another example where we had in bottlenecks, some supply/demand dynamics obviously very affected by the lack of ability of supply, and some weird demand situation i will say there was a note out talking about consumer pc demands, so we're starting to see some of the stuff abate. it's probably another indication that we'll get past those in the not-so-distant future. when you think about it, it's a very commoditized product out here i think it topped out at a price, that sniffed out some of these situation where commodity pricing in general so to me from a technical standpoint, i thin

micron to mike. >> yeah, you know, it's -- this is a tough one right here, anybody who is following micron had a very bad week despite the fact that you would think this is a company that had tail winds and looks like it's trading relatively cheap valuation i would point out that in addition to morgan stanley downgrading the stock we als saw a lot of bearish activity. both institutional and retail on this and a couple of others, western digital and ewt, the taiwan etf whose largest constituent is taiwan semi, it should be said, so i seems on a fundamental basis there would be reason to like the stock here but somehow the street and retail investors don't seem to. it's probably a better question suited to carter but i can't get behind it. look at the support level which looks lower to me. >> we have a question for carter carter, you want to comment on micron very quickly? >> yeah, it's terrible. >> there you go. >> was that quick? >> that's it perfect, that does it for us here on "options action. i can't top that we'll be back next friday. very special 6:00 p.m. hour of "fast money" coming

micron is significantly off highs.at valuations now that are just ridiculously cheap six times forward earnings let's say they don't hit those earnings because we do have a slowdown in memory chips so it's 10 times or 12 times forward earnings still ridiculously cheap they have a stellar balance sheet. they occupy the memory chip space. it's basically semi conductors for computers. so the idea that computers are peaked and we're not going to see a pickup in computer demand, i do think we'll see that. i think micron is the one for catchup. >> for more trading nation head to our website follow us on twi twitter @tradingnation kelly, back to you. >>> let's take a californiacation up next, during the pandemic many wrote off the state my next guest says this is the biggest exodus she's seen since the 1994 earthquake, but there are a lot of buyers. we'll tell you who right after this >> and now the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. >>> some people refer to the vix as the market's fear gauge but

i am here to defend freedom of speech because the minute micron is trying to stifle any kind of public speech interest. you the privilege called a sanitary pass, which is in fact, a way to control people for the you green pass house cause much pro, particularly in front swear over 200000 people across the country, came out on to the streets to vent their own happiness. it was a much smaller affair, fear in laying around $5000.00 people coming out. that's after the court in germany said that the demonstration couldn't go ahead as it was the potential to be a super spreader event for cove at 19. those that did come out onto the streets of the german capital were met with, well, we met by riot police who were back so with was economy with a few we've carried around $500.00 arrest in relation to, among other things. violations of the band on assembly, but also violations of the infection protection measures as well as acts of resistance and physical assault on emergency 44, no one in front health union bosses calling on a manual micron to make vaccination mandatory. they say that a digital

and micron getting a downgrade at morgan brenstanley.challenging backdrop for forward returns saying that winter is coming for the global -- global memory chip sector. >>> president biden commenting on the economic recovery and inflation saying to trust the fed. >> right now our experts believe the major independent forecasters agree as well these bottlenecks and price spikes will reduce as the economy continues to heal. while today's consumer price report points in that direction, we will keep a careful eye on inflation each month and trust the fed to take appropriate action if and when it's needed >> joining us now is joseph amato, president and chief investment officer, and our own steve liesman. steve, i am going to kick off with you those comments from president biden especially in light of the fact that we have been getting a number of fed officials, i could think of one interview you were involved in yesterday, a number of fed officials signaling it's time potentially to start tapering >> yeah, i thought it was interesting when i

in cobble microns mobilized his air force. the help will be evacuated, the french citizen, whose pul, asleep, exclaimed, a short time ago. we heard from the french president in manuel crohn in a televised a trace to the nation and very much what was anticipated is in fact what he said. and that was that he does not want a gun, the stun, to become a sanctuary for terrace. yes. again, of course, the hot potato for france and the waste of the european union is the issue of the migrant crisis. people here certainly do not want to see a repeat of the 2015 crisis that happened. you have a situation in fonts where us comes, make up the 2nd largest refugee population. and there is division amongst european countries in terms of what to do with those guns who've reached these shores. but don't actually have the correct paperwork in terms of being recognized as refugees . and not such a long time ago, a letter was wishing to the european commission in which a number of countries stated that they had the right to port of guns without the

no one in front health union bosses a calling on a manual micron to make the vaccination mandatory. they say that a digital health pass isn't going to cause it when it comes to trying to stop cases rising in the country. and they want the french president to go as far as making sure that everybody must have a job. that's not the message is coming out from here in germany does not talk of mandatory vaccination. what we've heard from mark as though to the leader of the states and for very, or senior politicians in the ruling coalition. here he's been saying that you don't have to get a vaccination, but if you don't, you won't have access to many things. anyone who has fully vaccinated will get back there, right? what is needed now are clear lines so that we don't blunder into autumn. those who have been offered vaccination and consciously rejected, it will no longer be tested for free. or compared to countries like the united states in the united kingdom cases of coven, 19 across western europe, remain low however they are rising. and here in germany, the rather cock institute, the fe

that is what is clear, that president microns vaccination plans which are mandatory for some sectors of society. and also if you're going to have vaccinated. one other option is to have this health pastor of a p. c r. test. complicated and prisons are very happy. we'll tell you more about that official break ah, driven shaped by those with the in me. i think we dare to ask in i i use me the look of bank demonstrations are taking place in paris right now. this is the scene . this is against president microns mandatory covey vaccination plans for some sectors of society. numerous trade unions including medical groups, there affected the rallying members against the move other in the week, people in the french capital voice, their anger on the street to the countries constitutional council rule. the government's movies were legal on numerous trade unions, as i said, are rallying because the members will be directly affected. it seems by compulsory vaccination of normal members of society, the health passes will be required if they want to get into just everyday facility, such as restaur

and this has left a lot of people angry micron disorder and france. he mainly wants people to stay there. he doesn't give a damn about anything. it is important for him that no one comes to us. what about the right to asylum? what about these children? these women, these men, her flaying the terror of the taliban, france must not stand aside. concret actions are needed. now, no venial wastefulness has agreed to taking 5. not 50, not 500, not 5000, but 5 refugees. how many times in the last 3 days have we heard your pin leaders talk about human rights? they seem to be saying all the things when it comes to love and compassion and justice. and yet the reality speaks a very different story. these huge qual at the moment between brussels and member states and that quarrel is over quoted. it's over protective measures and the like . at the same time, we've heard these european leaders practically weeping when it comes to the issue of women's rights. and yet it just remains words. it's almost like a fan cpr. the overall sentiment really is one that europe d

. >> lets get to the topic at han micron. we had the big news today we go out early what are your thought on this? the military does a great job w know that. where do we go from here? >> i thought so much about people that have heard almost nothing. we've heard a lot several times a day from spokespeople at the white house and the state department. acting today the taking off of these claims and the ending of the war in afghanistan is something to recognize and we should be grateful for this. we should be thinking everybody who's given so much. all of his family's. i can't stop thinking about people and their families. i feel so much for her. i think this moment ending like this takes away from the accountability? so i'm by no feels was killed family of the door. the war may be over for now. at the war is going to shift. sadly others are going to die because of the decisions that are made. a friend of mine lost her brother in 911. i want people to remember those that have died on september 11th but i really want them to remem

we will look at micron technology. the chipmaker tumbling after morgan stanley downgraded the stock as a broadly negative call. the fifth worst performer among members of the philadelphia semiconductor index. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> as we look forward to the back half of the year, it is right in line with what we saw. in the portfolio is simplification. we announced the sale of our korea business. it has created $20 billion of value for our shareholders. the business is doing well. great return for our shareholders. emily: that was ebay's president. remaining optimistic despite their lackluster revenue forecast. let's dig into today's tech results. continuing to watch airbnb, disney, doordash. disney shares up while doordash and airbnb down. what are analysts pulling out of disney? ed: it is amazing how bullish disney is for the rest of the year. expected the -- variant to be the topic of the day but he basically said that demand for parks and cruises in particular is greater in the current period than it was in the th

we will look at micron technology.s in the chipmaker tumbling after morgan stanley downgraded the stock as a broadly negative call. the fifth worst performer among members of the philadelphia semiconductor index. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> as we look forward to the back half of the year, it is right in line with what we saw. in the portfolio is simplification. we announced the sale of our korea business. the business is doing well. great return for our shareholders. that was jamie ianone about ebay's forecast for the third quarter. >> disney, doordash, disney shares up while doordash is down. >> it is amazing how bullish disney is about the outlook for the rest of this year. we accepted -- expected the other variant to be the topic of the day but he basically said that demand for parks and cruises in particular is greater in the current period then the fiscal third quarter. disney plus is so strong. it shows that some much of the conversation, whether streaming dies, whether the economy normalizes, really interesting. all

it is micron and nvidia and biotech. regeneron. gaining 3% so far in august. what else is hot lately? crypto smoking. ethereum up 20% just this month coming into this morning right now, they have cooled off a touch. bitcoin is flat to slightly down ethereum off 1%. still a red hot august so far. we will get more on the cryptos in a couple of moments >>> the big loser is crude oil crude oil down 4%. one of the biggest moves we have seen this year two things hitting crude number one, rising u.s. dollar and the concerns about the global demand hit because of rising covid cases in china as well concerns about new lockdowns both of those taking their toll and oil is weak coming into the week it fell 7% last week sharpest weekly decline in nine months crude oil is down. natural gas remains hot. >>> trading in europe is well under way. like us, there are concerns of global growth front and center let's get the latest and join julianna tatelbaum in our london newsroom with the moves and some of the early headlines julianna, good morning >> brian, good morning interest

sea of red across the screen much of this stems from a note out the this morning that downgraded micron and several other players in the space from morgan stanley saying we're entering the peak of supply catching up to demand. tyler? >> christina, thank you very much >>> a rough session for airline stocks as demand for air travel is sliding just a bit after that early spring, late spring, and early summer move up just weeks after the industry expects confidence in its outlook. a new credit card data from bank of america shows a slowdown in airfare spending and southwest is warning that the spread of the delta variant will hurt its profitability. this follows the cancellation of more than 2,000 spirit flights since july 31. that created chaos at airports here to weigh in on this, the vaccine mandate debate, the former ceo and president of spirit airlines. ben, welcome, good to have you back with us why do you think airline spending, to the extent we know, is trending downward is it partly seasonal or is it related to the delta variant what do you think? >> thank you, it's great to be wit

particulate matter, these takeny particles, 2.5 microns or smaller, inhaled into the lung, burrow into inflammation and irritation and it would make sense it would make us more susceptible to respiratory illness. if we develop that, it would be more severe. that's what we are finding, that in fact this is making worse a reaction to a covid infection. >> that's hard to hear. during the pandemic the advice has been outside is safer than inside. let's talk about that with the wildfire smoke. some of us have to go outside. how do we balance that? >> you are right. if you absolutely have to go outside then wearing an n95 mask does afford some protection. it is not as much protection as staying indoors and avoiding exposure in the first place. i have seen pictures of people jogging while wearing n95 mask. you are not doing yourself any favors. this is not a healthy activity to be exposing yourself to this poor air quality. again, n95 masks, the name comes from 95% of the 2.5- micron particles or larger being screened out which means even if you are wearing a mask, you are being exposed to 5%

we like xilinx and micron. >> the company that makes the chips, right >> exactly in particular xilinx will benefit from 5g. we'll keep amd when that transaction happens because we just think computing is not a fad and companies get productivity from it people get entertainment from it and we'll have more chips this year than we did last year >> so, kim, also as we talk about the lasting changes from the pandemic people are saying cloud -- the acceleration of that adoption is bringing forward three to five years of change especially for areas like state and local government who could benefit from this? >> well, i think a lot of the cloud providers are richly valued at this point we saw crm have a lights out quarter, right i don't necessarily think we need to invest in that the reason we like micron they make devices that you store data on and that is fundamentally what you are doing when you are moving to the cloud. >> kim, thank you so much. we're following breaking news, as you understand, in afghanistan. let's go right now to shepard smith. >> reporter: tyler, devastating news comin

it shouldn't really surprise us, particular matter, the very tiny particles, 2,000 microns or smaller, inhaled into the lung. they burrow in, cause irritation and inflammation. it makes sense that it would make us more susceptible to respiratory illness. >> he had really good information about that. i know we are worried about this air quality. how is it looking? >>> we are looking at the hazy skies and moderate air quality though unhealthy for portions of inland locations especially to our north where the wildfires are burning, dealing with the unhealthy air for ukiah, clear lake, unhealthy for parts of the south bay, los gatos, brentwood, inland east bay. we will continue with these smoky skies as we look to tomorrow before we start to see improving air quality. here is a live look with our sales force tower camera. east across the bay, you see the hazy conditions out there. as we look to our temperatures at this noon hour, looking at 60s and 70s. let's show you what to expect. we are looking at smoky skies, poor air quality today and tomorrow, air quality advisory extended through

kim, you like xilinx and micron. are those still your favorites as well?> they are for kind of different reasons. micron i think they're great in manned technology, what that is solid state chips where we store all of the data we're creating on. it is being used more and more in data centers not just in phones, right? you have to understand the driver for that company isn't how many little widgets that consumers are buying. it is actually more on the side of enterprise storing all the data that it creates. we just like xilinx because it makes sort of exotic chips. getting bought by amd. in case it doesn't go through with that it is still a great company. charles: i got less than a minute to go. gary a lost wall street firms are getting bullish. almost every other day one firm leapfrog another. wells fargo at 48.45 might be highest numb for the s&p this year, but credit suisse is looking for a big move. do you get worried? i'm a little bit of a contrarian. i like wall street being lukewarm or maybe negative. does it bother you big firms are looking for big

near certainty wanting people to avoid the airport scape for their own safety french present. amanew micron says plenary talks have been held with a taliban in the hope of facilitating further evacuations on humanitarian operations. after foreign forces leave miss some on panama name. we are currently having discussions which are very fragile on the preliminary. that is why i am been very carefully my answer. but yet the discussions have begun with the taliban on the issues of humanitarian operations and the ability to protect on reports off guns, water rate again, it is difficult and yes, we are working alongside. we've gotta to allow this operations to proceed. couple of other stories for causing the hurricane either is gathering strength as it chance towards new orleans. it's expected to meet landfall in the us gulf coast on sunday. exactly 16 years out to hearken. katrina, devastating air in killing any 2000 people. we van and declared a state of emergency and is told tens of thousands of people to batten down or evacuate immediately. and thousands of protests of launched in washington

both micron and qualcomm, however, are still in the red for the year jon?> and cloud stocks have been on a tear recently, one of the biggest service now getting bigger the company acquiring indoor mapping startup mapwize yesterday, second deal of the month for 2021 earlier we saw every name in bessemer venture partners cloud 100 list of private companie qualify as unicorns. joining us to talk through some of this, the ceo, bill mcdermott. mapwize this is so interesting to me. google and others were pushing into indoor mapping, but that didn't seem to go that far mapwize focused more on institutions, like schools, corporate campuses, what is the long play here that mapping gives you as part of your suite? >> well, thank you, jon, great to be with you again the new world of work has obviously changed greatly. it is a hybrid world and companies have to embrace digital platforms that enable seamless consumer grade experiences for their employees. and that's an expectation that employees have and we're moving into a world now where it is not so much what the emp

that's 2.5 microns or smaller.ourse, as we've been telling you, when it comes to taking care of your lawns. they had the smoky skies or the pandemic. always check with your medical provider to get the best advice reporting here and want to create theresa kron 4 news. >> yeah, right. i mean, think about it. you see all that stuff on your car that ash. would you going lick how to brtathe it in that. keep that mask on and. >> good advice about getting some sort of like small erath air filtration thing just to clean the air at least a room. yeah. of your house help. yeah. and i guess maybe for the future of do we have just one more day that john, what do you think so today and tomorrow, it looks like after that. we do see a system passing through the bay area that could help to stir things up a little bit. but i didn't dissipate taking a little be easier, keeping their workouts indoors, at least for the time being. the rest of this workweek. your nor cal how the weather center forecast this morning is showing the hazy

micron has 66% upside given the current levels right now western digital, by the way, about 49% upside from current levels by the way, western digital up 12% this year already. and global payments, underperformer here, still has relative upside there for sure as well. watch those particular shares. and on the communication services side, look at news corp., activision, blizzard and discovery communications each of those stocks has relative upside of around 39% for news corp. 39% for activision blizzard and 38% for discovery communications we know that discovery communications got caught up in the arkego saga. the video game publishers, some downside and news corp. as well, those could represent some of the biggest opportunities, but they are, again, some of the biggest laggards so far this year remains to be seen how they perform in the next couple of months back over to you. >> what a reminder of how crazy that springtime was for some of those names. thanks, dominic chu. our next guest remains bullish on large cap tech, lo tony joins us >> good morning. thank you for having me back >>

that's 2.5 microns or smaller.ugh. >> of course, as we've been telling you, when it comes to taking care of your lawns. they had the smoky skies or the pandemic. always check with your medical provider to get the best advice reporting here and want to create theresa kron 4 news. >> was like i struggle because i want to shut all the windows. but then we've got a little warm and we're like >> and we just just fans blowing in the house. yeah, but. with you could tell the smoke was getting so we're just talking off camera while that well, starts going on about air purification system. something to do to try and clean out the area's been pretty bad job because going to be that again. yeah. you know, all those air purifiers a gun out is so many of us noticed that his yesterday, i'm sure rushed to the store, got the n 95 mask got the air purifiers. we've got another hazy day ahead of us today to you can actually see. >> that glow. it's a contribution of marine layer. but as well as that haze already resulting in some disc

that's 2.5 microns or smaller. what means 5% is getting through. and especially if you're jogging and breathing fast, you're going to be absorbing that. >> so if those n 95 masks are not full proof. well, you can imagine this is basically worthless when it comes to fighting all of that smoke that goes into our lungs and the worst part is if you're out for a long time, guys. they believe that your lungs will get inflamed you'll be more susceptible to coming down with illnesses like covid-19, even if you're fully vaccinated. so we are stuck between a rock and a hard place. but if you have to be stuck, the doctors and the experts are saying try to stay indoors and recirculate the air. if you have air conditioning and if you don't keep the windows closed because this is part of the landscape for quite some time. this is. pretty much and a summer event these days in california. unfortunately back to you. all right. and again for my own health, i don't jog the thank >> ever in the south bay mayor sam liccardo and san jos

. >> micron shares lower morgan stanley downgraded in a note titled memory winter is coming the call of day. what do you do here, down 7.3% with your position here? >> well, i had to exit mine, scott. you know, i love of course patting myself on the back when i'm right. and when we're og wrong i overstayed welcome in this, had to cut losses on calls they are actively buying puts, another reason i know i'm wrong. they're buying the september 629.50 puts today. that was with the stock at almost $70 they are predicting -- protecting whichever way you'd like to look at it for another $8 decline out of this stock that's not one i want to hold onto, scott. they've been buying puts the last couple days today it started accelerating again. and i said, that's enough for me. >> weiss, you used to love this one. you sold it, i think last month or so, you mentioned on the program you sold it. >> yes. >> i wonder what you think about the call you sold it, you got out at the right time i guess what would get you back in, down 7.3% is that enticing to get back in. >> yeah, i just looked i sold it j

and i recommend my patients to buy those additional filters that filter particles down to 2.5 microns or smaller, and then have a carbon acivation filter as well that can help with the wildfires. >> that's some good guidance. we appreciate it. >> thanks, raj. >>> we want to talk a little bit more about the n95 masks now. do you even know how to use them properly in let's bring in chris chmura. you're an n95 pro. you're holding one right now. we haven't talked about masks. we've been wearing them for a year and a half, but we haven't talked about the reset button until now. >> the first thing is to ask a doctor for personal recommendations. this blocks 95% of the particles coming in. it makes it tougher for you to breathe. if you have breathing trouble, ask an m.d. or d.o. about this and when it works for you. and then as far as wearing the thing is concerned, i think you need to just follow the directions. >> you know what's funny, for a year i've been wearing just the basic, certainly not an n95, maybe it's time to upgrade now. i've just been wearing this thin little thing. >> it's t

so put old wounds in europe where there are mounting says possible repeat the 2050 microns crisis plus 20.

that's 2.5 microns or smaller. what means 5% is getting through. and especially if you're jogging and breathing fast, you're going to be absorbing that. >> well, doctors say those small particles can get into your bloodstream and in the worst-case scenario can cause a heart attack or stroke. whether or not you have preexisting health conditions or not. but the poor air quality is also driving up the demand for high quality mask. people are running to the store to get these and our filters and hardware stores across the bay area workers at this ace hardware on a creek say the demand has been, quote, insane. the bad news is the poor air quality is not going to let up the air quality. advisory has been extended through friday. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, california has new vaccine mandate. >> for people who are attending large events, but the rules and san francisco are going to be even strict. and a man is chased down the streets of san francisco by another man with a knife. it was all caught on camera. president biden promises to kee

this is coming from a micron taliban spokesman. they are trying to gain complete independence.s next, olivia? that is their take on it. what happens next, olivia?— is their take on it. what happens next, olivia? . ., ., next, olivia? at the moment, for the last cou - le next, olivia? at the moment, for the last coople of— next, olivia? at the moment, for the last couple of weeks, _ next, olivia? at the moment, for the last couple of weeks, we _ next, olivia? at the moment, for the last couple of weeks, we have - next, olivia? at the moment, for the last couple of weeks, we have seen l last couple of weeks, we have seen the taliban talking about lowering their carbon emissions and protecting women's rights and sync of course, women would not be subjugated to any sort of horrible restrictions, but the taliban is backin restrictions, but the taliban is back in charge and this is our new phase and there have been some western commentators who have taken their word for it and saying yes, perhaps it is a different taliban and we should give them a chance. but quite a lot of people, g

than 150 demonstrations are set to take place throughout france this saturday, against president microns, mandatory coded by condition plans. numerous trade unions including medical groupings are rallying their members against the move earlier in the week. people in paris, voice their anger and the streets. after francis constitutional consul rule, the government moves the legal. but it's not only in france where such plans are provoking eyer, as peter oliver reports from his brain for another weekend to protest, to be the 4th in a row. the me on thursday, the french constitutional counsel ruled in favor of a change to the law. that will make sure that a health path has to be shown in order to answer cafe bars. restaurants, even long distance trains are those places to the list that already included cultural sites like museums, theaters, and cinemas, with more than 50 people in attendance. while over half of the population supports the youth of these health classes. there is a small but very vocal minority who vehemently opposed to them much. i see this is a betrayal for french people. i

not only doesn't charge them, because when they go to each of these countries, they can charge the microns, get charged for entering the country. so normally we not charge them, but we provide or the support and i made some very small country if we are able to do it, that means that every other countries should be doing their part and should be able to manage. we should not be seen seen where there is massive confusion and where they don't have a place to stay or they're not properly treated or even get the minimum health checkups as, as they're required. now, there are different approaches depending on your situation regarding the migration . there are countries that are receiving them because they're going by air. they don't arrive in panama, they're not arriving in mexico, for instance. they're arriving into south and in this thing, countries that does allow for them to arrive there is the 2nd one, which is the countries that are sort of the passage for, for this type of migration. and they deal with different situation than the ones receiving. and then they are the destiny country, the

speaking at the weekend, emmanuel micron ruled out any use of military force in afghanistan. we cannot impose democracy, a government from the outside when we intervene, we must do so alongside the sovereign states. it is not by force of arms that of sovereign states his creators. we discussed the situation with a political analyst at nichol mccovie, which he thinks the initiative might seem like a positive step, but the legitimacy of the countries suggesting it is questionable. so let's not forget that the us was not alone. of course they were managing this. there were nato countries, france and germany were and again it's been as well. i think it's important to, to remote that they've got some sort of responsibility. ready as well, and in, with going down and again, today, i think honestly, building that they don't seem to take the current situation doesn't seem such a bad idea. now how the gym, it is it for france and germany to be organizing this. this is why i think i've got are the u. k. this is i think we've got some, some difficulties. of course, we've seen that the w

more than 150 demonstrations on such take place throughout france this saturday, against president microns, mandatory coven vaccination plans. you miss trade unions including medical groups are rallying the members against the move further in the week. people in paris, voice their anger on the streets of differences, constitution council rule. the government's moves legal. as a correspondent, peter oliver witnessed frances braced for another weekend to protest to be the 4th in a row. the news on thursday, the french constitutional counsel ruled in favor of a change to the law that will make sure that a health path has to be shown in order to enter cafe bars. restaurants, even long distance trains. those places to the list that already included cultural sites like new z in the theaters in cinemas with more than 50 people in attendance . now while over half of the population supports the youth of these health classes . there is a small but very vocal minority who are vehemently opposed to them for much i see this as a betrayal for french people. it's segregation and a form of apartheid with

in france, the president manuel crohn has been criticized for the speech he gave on this topic . micron disorder and france, he mainly wants people to stay there. he doesn't give a damn about anything. it is important for him that no one comes to us. what about the right to asylum? what about these children? these women, these men, her flaying the terror of the taliban, france must not stand aside. concret actions are needed. now, germany is just weeks away from a general election. and then in april next, jeff france will be holding the 1st round of its presidential election. the issue of migration is likely to be a major issue in both these elections. and for that reason, you have politicians not only in france and germany, but he must have europe fighting over the issue. well, that was a fair reporting of from power. thanks, ticket always bring us the european perspective course, the other side of what is ongoing in afghanistan. while we heard from free by how d. c, the daughter of a british national stock in afghanistan, she told us that british officials had done little to help brin