monaco, corresponded with vancouver _ go. 0k. monaco, corresponded with vancouver radio, - go. 0k.with vancouver radio, thank you for speaking with us here on bbc news. for speaking with us here on bbc newa— stay with us, plenty more to come including this colon princes william and harry unveil a statue of their mother on what would have been her 60th birthday. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations — a huge fireworks display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. i for the first time in 20 years, i russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit - at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. cheering and applause challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering the record that had stood for 3h years, and there was no hid

the athletes which it on by 8000 spectators in monaco. the things will be a little quieter in 2 weeks time at the olympics with friends bend from all tokyo venues. david stokes, out his era. now to the major sporting tournament that almost never was the copper america host, brazil taken argentina and the final later on saturday. daniel schriner reports from when cyrus oh, they got there in the end. the corporate america kicked off in june and ends with a final between brazil and argentina in rio de janeiro, iconic medic, enough stadium brazil the host and holders argentina which has won this tournament since 993. which doesn't one, anything with legal, messy, arguably the best lawyer in the world. a classic copper america. but a couple america like no other. it's a very different fella coast. all of the companies that come before because we have fans in the spans as being very quiet, very unusual. we can no clue, host columbia or an argentine and we're forced to pull out just weeks before the kick off because of political rest across colo

the athletes which is on by $8000.00 spectators in monaco, but things will be looked quite into each time at the olympics with friends bend from all tokyo venues. david stokes, out his era columbia have claim 3rd place in the couple. america thanks were late winter against peru. it was locked at 22 in the 4th minute of added time when louis the ads wanted with the 2nd goal of the match, columbia getting the revenge on peru who beat them in the group stage. now attention tends to re as matter cannot stadium where hosts brazil take on argentina in the final ah, over in europe, the euro's will be decided on sunday when england face italy at wembley, and the final, the english during their 1st major final since $966.00, and while england will enjoy a home ground advantage in front of approximately $66000.00 friends, italy, you will be going for their 1st major title since winning the world cup back in 2006. spent almost short time. i just got it. we're only thinking of playing football, enjoying it, and bringing joy. the rest is only small talk. what will happen during the final will be

monaco: it does two things, fundamentally. it launches a task force within the department to make sure we're bringing the full resources of the department to protect election officials, whether they're appointed, whether they're elected, whether they're volunteers regardless of party. and also, what it does is prioritizes and sends a very clear message to the field, every prosecutor and f.b.i., that we need to prioritize the investigation, the identification, engage with state and local officials, we have to eye getify -- identify these threats, prioritize those investigations and hold those individuals accountable who are threatening election officials. one of the reasons for this task force and centralized reporting, which is what this directive also does, is to make sure we fully understand the real scope of these threats to election officials and fundamentally to the right to vote. >> all right. let's go to the electric journal constitution. reporter: hi. there are seven pending lawsuits in georgia against s.b. 202. how is

. >> finally, the grimaldi forum in monaco is organizing a retrospective of a swiss artist inspired bywn surroundings, everyday objects, his loved ones. the exhibition features his famous bronze sculptures, but also his paintings and prints. the show is on until august 29, and we will leave you with a glimpse of that. remember, we are also on twitter , instagram, and more is coming up on france 24 after this. ♪ >> it's time now for our weekly look at the intricacies of life here in france. we are going to talk about something france has been very proud of for a long time, and that is the strong fertility rate. for years, france has been the babymaking champion of europe, but for years, the number has been dropping, particularly now during the pandemic. >> which is surprising. people thought there would be a baby boom with people staying at home, lots of time on their hands. nine months after the lockdown, france sought a historic drop in the number of births -- france saw a drop in the number of birds. people are calling it a baby bust. there was a 13% drop in the number of births comp

britain's laura muir has ran the second fastest 800m by a british woman ever at the monaco diamond leaguey on the 1,500m at the tokyo olympic games. fellow scot, jemma reekie, who will run in the 800m and 1,500m injapan, finished second behind muir. and finally, just take a look at this spectacular catch from india's harleen deol. she took this on the boundary to dismiss england's amyjones in the first t20 international at northampton. look at that there. the hosts went on to win the rain—affected match by duckworth—lewis stern method for the first win of the t20 series. and that's all the sport for now. hello. it's been a day for sky watchers today. some very big building clouds. not everybody�*s caught a heavy downpour or thunderstorm, but there have been some around, particularly into parts of east anglia, even a funnel cloud in county durham today, a tornado that hasn't touched the ground. and where we have been seeing some of these torrential downpours, only slowly fading as we get into the night, an area of rain arriving towards southwest england and south wales in what is a mild an

. >> joining us now is the deputy attorney general of the united states, lisa monaco.much for being with us this morning. >> good morning, brianna. good to be with you. >> tell us a little more about these gun strike forces. what is the aim here? and what are they going to be doing in these cities? >> well, brianna, today, as you noted, the attorney general and i will will be launching these strike forces nationwide. they are focussed on disrupting illegal firearms trafficking networks. so we obviously always want to go after the individual who is pulling the trigger that's costing lives in our communities, but we also need to go after the networks, the very illegal trafficking networks that are putting those guns in the hands of those criminals in the first place. so, what we're doing with these strike forces is telling the u.s. attorneys, the chief federal law enforcement officials in those cities, to work across the jurisdictions, to focus on where those crime guns are coming from, where they're flowing into in their communities and then connecting the dots by shari

i heard what deputy attorney general lisa monaco had to say about what they're trying to do.as been done before. task forces are nothing new, especially in new york. you have a joint terrorism task force, dea drug enforcement task forces. you've even had atf gun task forces before. i think what's different about this operation is that they are really specifically targeting federal firearm licensees. they're dealing and addressing the straw buys, straw purchases of firearms, et cetera. so i think it's a more targeted enforcement strategy. it's not about placing bodies on the street, necessarily, but targeting those corridors and those areas and developing investigations within those areas, hoping to disrupt the flow of firearms from state to state. the challenge is and will continue to be the lack of a substantive firearms legislation makes it almost impossible to really maximize your effectiveness as a task force. that's why they'll be relying on local city and state offices and investigative sources as well. >> so you put your finger on what was going to be my follow-up ques

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well, i think you have seen lisa monaco at the department of justice and other senior leaders and department of justice director chris re actually do a lot to start developing more expertise with the department of justice and the federal investigative arm. but we've got to do more work to have the information available and to build the operational coalitions. notable, you saw the ukrainians actually take down a significant ransomware gang the same day of president biden and president putin's summit. so i do think you are seeing folks step in and say, here's what it looks like to be a good partner in fighting these criminal organizations. what do you make of the reports that dutch authorities towed? because a back in april that there was a cybersecurity floor in there software. and how should i say you have reacted then? i think for companies like cafe that have vulnerabilities in their products, the best thing they can do is make sure that they have a practiced and controlled way of rapidly informing clients and introducing patches . remember to say it wasn't the only company with a major vu

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well, i think you have seen lisa monaco at department of justice and other senior leaders and department of justice director chris re actually do a lot to start developing more expertise with the department of justice and the federal investigative arm. but we've got to do more work to have the information available and to build the operational coalitions, notably, you saw the ukrainians actually take down a significant ransomware gang the same day of president biden and president putin summit. so i do think you are seeing folks step in and say, here's what it looks like to be a good partner in fighting these criminal organizations. what do you make of the reports that dutch authorities towed? because a back in april that there was a cybersecurity flaw in their software. and how should say you have reacted then? i think for companies like can say that have vulnerabilities in their products. the best thing they can do is make sure that they have a practiced and controlled way of rapidly informing clients and introducing patches . remember to say it wasn't the only company with a major vuln

garland and friends like gupta and monaco serving with him over at the department of justice will recommend,000 individuals as soon as possible. >> now, justice garland has been active in some of the areas of civil rights and voting rights. he's no comparison to his predecessor. and a lot of us in the civil rights community have been pushing, but he has so far dealt with voting rights, dealt with other issues. is it the hope that you and others of us have that the federal government will continue and even more aggressively intervene in where these states are out of touch with where we feel what is fair for all of the citizens of this country? >> reverend, as you know, we have been fighting this battle for years, for formerly incarcerated people. people who have been tagged with felony convictions. i think there is a real misperception that individuals who serve time or who have a felony record are this monolithic group and they are all just going to vote democratic or they are going to be liberal voters. but their views and beliefs are just as diverse as the rest of us. so i think, you know

well, i think you have seen lisa monaco at department of justice and other senior leaders and department of justice director chris re actually do a lot to start developing more expertise with the department of justice and the federal investigative arm. but we've got to do more work to have the information available and to build the operational coalitions, notably, you saw the ukrainians actually take down a significant ransomware gang the same day of president biden and president putin summit. so i do think you are seeing folks step in and say, here's what it looks like to be a good partner and fighting these criminal organizations. what do you make the reports that dutch authorities towed because a back in april that there was a cybersecurity flaw in their software. and how should say you have reacted then? i think for companies like to say that have vulnerabilities in their products. the best thing they can do is make sure that they have a practiced and controlled way of rapidly informing clients and introducing patches . remember to say it wasn't the only company with a major vulnerab

lisa monaco spoke to cnn and she talked about the threat and what they're doing to try to stop it. >>go after the individual who is pulling the trigger, that is costing lives in our communities. but we also need to go after the networks, the very illegal trafficking networks that are putting those guns in the hands of the criminals in the first place. but we found in the intelligence is the time to crime, that is what we call it, from the sale of a firearm until the way it travels and then is used in a particular jurisdiction, is actually shortening. so we want to understand where the guns are coming from and go after both the sources well as the market where's they're being used. >> reporter: and that is to your question, poppy, what they're doing differently. they're trying to go after the gun traffickers. not just the one-off shootings but those supplying the weapons. and some of the atf data explained how wide spread this is. here in washington, authorities say that last year 25% of firearms recovered at scenes that were analyzed by the atf were discovered to be used at other crim

deputy attorney general lisa monaco said the focus is on gun violence and gun trafficking. >> we all know that our job is to go after those who pull triggers and end up critically injuring, and in some cases murdering innocent people. but our job is also, of course, to go after the sources of those guns, the corridors that they travel in, and the networks that feed those guns. >> woodruff: later, attorney general merrick garland met with police in chicago, just hours after mass shootings in the city that killed three people and wounded nearly 20. fire crews in the western u.s. are finally getting help from the weather against the giant bootleg fire in southern oregon. as of today, some 2,200 firefighters had the huge fire about one-third contained. but elsewhere, the tamarack fire that originated in northern california has crossed into nevada, forcing new evacuations. the blow-up over investigating the january assault on the u.s. capitol is still echoing. on wednesday, the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, barred two republicans from a special committee-- both of

these are questions from our viewers, this from monaco.protected by it. there is the background concern in this group, understandably. with the lifting of restrictions, i am sure this is very anxiety provoking for many people because they feel some of the things like social distancing and facemask wearing is being removed and that is what was giving them some protection. i would say this is a very clear example of why we still need to be thinking about those around us, not everyone is as lucky to be low risk and double vaccinated, so this is why i believe in certain situations such as indoor areas that are crowded, we should really be thinking about continuing to wear facemasks to protect people such as moniker. but to wear facemasks to protect people such as moniker.— such as moniker. but the answer to the question _ such as moniker. but the answer to the question is. _ such as moniker. but the answer to the question is, nothing _ such as moniker. but the answer to the question is, nothing officially i the question is, nothing officially

. >> hi, i'm robin leach in monaco. i always thought lifestyles was. we were the comic around the news. except, we did it as seriously as they did news. >> finally, in the driving seat of his own career, he burned rubber in a new direction. david hasselhoff, rock idol. >> it was a time where pushing the limits with wealth and ostentatiousness, in a lot of cases, was very comfortable. >> one of the earlier stories that we presented to you on lifestyles was about the amazing real-estate wizard, donald trump. if he didn't shock and surprise you, back then, he's had plenty of time since. >> all of this costing billions, not millions. do the figures ever frighten you? >> the answer is, no, it's my business. it's my life. it's my lifestyle. i love it. the good, the bad. >> does this bring with it [ inaudible ]? >> no political aspiration. >> your show has gotten a lot of ridicule. i mean, there are people who say it's nothing more than trash. >> that doesn't upset me because i think it's the best trash there is on television.

. >> nick monaco is a retired police officer and friends with a guy who worked for gil.saying that gil wanted to pay them to go harass and intimidate tom. >> he said, "well, gil wants to know if -- you would want to accompany me to, you know, just kinda like scare the guy." >> and he goes, "we may pretend like we're from the c.i.a. or -- or something like that." he goes, just as long as he sees that you have a gun and a badge. if he sees the gun, you don't have to wave it around or take it out. you know gil was in the c.i.a. no, i didn't know that. >> did you believe that? >> no. and then, he pulled out an id that said, "the c.i.a." on top of it. it had gil's picture on it and his name. and then it has this badge in there that said, "special officer." the badge was obviously from walmart or kmart, it was definitely fake. >> nick says he refused to participate and never heard about the plan to scare tom again. >> you have to wonder what -- what a juror makes out of all this. >> reporter james nani covered it for the local times herald-record. >> they're hearing about a lo

when you leave the vaccination rates in el salvador and by the monaco the infection rates in honduras is three times per capita than the u.s. and vaccination rates 5 percent and the vaccination rate in guatemala is less than 1 percent yet to have times be infections per capita compared to the united states. so administrator, talking about - you're going mitigate to the best of your ability, and similar in favor of continuing federal 4240 our protection of our own country with regards to covid-19. >> rep., i cannot speak specifically on title 42 but what i can tell you is that many are taking the steps in the that we need to continue to roll out covid-19 to anybody is eligible for the cdc guidelines we will continue to for federal agencies and coordinate as needed. >> i understand admitted straighter. his their responsibility for the emergency disaster release and things that hinder country. some would you be a voice mitigate something if we can prevent further, it is very short minutes. are you going to do everything you can to prevent the spread of future variance of covid-19. so wou

muir ran the second fastest 800m by a british woman last night, at the diamond league meeting in monacot? literally, the ball is going out, she catches _ it? literally, the ball is going out, she catches it _ it? literally, the ball is going out, she catches it and - it? literally, the ball is going| out, she catches it and throws it? literally, the ball is going i out, she catches it and throws it back over the boundary, jumps out and thenjumps back in so back over the boundary, jumps out and then jumps back in so that when she catches it, she is inside the boundary and it counts as a catch. that is amazing, so amazing. it is so difficult to get the co—ordination, especially when you are running backwards. phenomenal. look, we couldn't do it standing still, let's face it. unbelievable! it has got to be given a name that, hasn't it? how do you pronounce her name? deol. it is that how do you pronounce her name? deol. it is that deol — how do you pronounce her name? deol. it is that deol catch. _ it's a bumper weekend of sport with the football and the tennis — and italians feature in bot