senator moran has just returned. senator moran, you're recognized -- your camera just went off. senator moran, you're recognized for five minutes, if you can stay and do that. >> randal, you know this is a difficult way to do these hearings. senator moran, you're recognized. >> mr. chairman, thank you very much. mr. quarles, you talk about basil 3. you stated that implementation of the so-called basil 3 end game is a priority for rulemaking expected later this year. would you provide me, the committee, with your perspective on how best to maintain tailoring rules recently implemented? >> well, tailoring the regulatory framework will remain a principle that we have in mind as we come out with proposals to implement the final pieces of basil 3, which the most important are the capital charge for operational risk and what we call the fundamental review of the trading book or capital charge for trading risk. for the most part, i don't think those -- you know, i think those rules will in many cases tailor themselves. they're addressed principally to larger firms. we'll certainly have

moran was not on the list. moran water serves more than 191,000 customers. >> if you happen to miss your second dose of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine appointments. no available over at the oakland coliseum anyone who received the first pfizer vaccine has up to 6 weeks to get their second shot. the alameda county health services department says the second doses at the site are available to those 16 and older. anyone interested in receiving their second dose at the coliseum has until this sunday to go. that's because the coliseum site is closing this coming sunday appointments must be booked ahead of time. >> officials with the oakland a's. they plan to tour southern nevada next week, including places like las vegas and henderson. this is the team is looking at options for a new ballpark. las vegas already landed the writers. of course, 2 years ago, the mayor of las vegas acknowledges the city has been in talks with the a's for some time. major league baseball recently gave the a's the green light officially to find

. >> vice president moran: thank you. i will be glad to cede my time to tim just to follow-up what he was talking about. >> commissioner paulson: we're commissioners, we don't have to cede time. go ahead. >> vice president moran: one of the earlier slides talked about the possible areas that you can focus on. you chose three to focus on. i'm curious about what the process was that led you to focus on those three areas? >> i can speak briefly. we engaged the leadership of infrastructure division to look at full list and ultimately concluded that those three were really the area that had the highest impact for us. majority of our staff are internal. we thought they would have the biggest bang for the bucks to start. anything you like to add? >> you said it greatly. >> yes. >> president maxwell: commission er moran, does that answer for you? >> vice president moran: part of the question. some of the reports there was pretty extensive outreach to employees. really to take a measure of the atmosphere within the organization to

senator moran. >> dr. panchanathan, as i said in my opening statement, i'll try to flesh this out a bit more, as youward would know jusn states receive more than half of nsf award funding. i think it's important for us ts ensure robust academic research across the country, opportunities for all students a in my own state of kansas, one of my goals as a citizen and emc perhapss as a senator is to ma sure we do science, mathematicst engineering and i want the opp students to grow up in kansas r and attend universities to have the opportunity to participate in nationally important research. each state, none matter how sma, has something to offer our nation and has talents and expertise to contribute to our research. how do you planan to, and i know get a ip score is one way, but it is such a small component of the overall research budget at nsf, plan to address the broadening the participation in terms ofth opportunities currena being missed because of the i nature of the way the program is administered? >> s

[applause] senator jerry moran. [applause] congresswoman judy chu. [applause] congressman don beyer. [applause] and congressman fred upton. [applause] because of you history will remember this day. and this moment. when our nation took action to combat hate. thank you all. around this time last year, when i was in the senate, senator hirono and senator duckworth and i introduced a resolution in the united states senate condemning the rise of anti-asian sentiment in our country. at that time more than 1100 anti-asian hate incidents had been reported since the start of the pandemic. today that number is more than 6600. and i'm talking about incidents where businesses are being vandalized in our biggest cities and in our smallest towns. i'm talking about a 61-year-old man getting kicked in the head. two elderly women being stabbed while waiting for the bus. eight people in atlanta. getting shot on a tuesday night. this violence, it did not come from nowhere. and none of it is new. in my life, my lived experience, i have seen how hate can pervade our com

i'll use an example of one of the oldest bills i've been working on, jerry moran of kansas republican is mightily but i got a wide range of both democrat and republican partners in something that's titled financing our energy future. it takes an obscure capital formation tool master limited partnership that is important for pipelines, and makes it available to renewables. it would be one of the biggest new capital asset opportunity for renewables in our tax code in a in a long time because it would be permanent. i've got folks like senator murkowski, senator crapo, senator roberts and many others have been on in the past congresses and senator moran and i are excited about this spill. it passed the house in the last congress and i'm optimistic you can pass the senate in this congress. and much more recent bill is the scale act that senator cassidy louisiana and i've been moving. this would create incentives specifically for carbon dioxide pipeline, building up infrastructure at scale that is essential if carbon capture and sequestration is going to be real. that something president bi

it was good having commissioner moran because he had a good history. thank you again. any further discussion? seeing none. i think we open for public comment. >> members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment on item 6e dial 415-655-0001. to raise your hand to speak press star three. limit your comments to the item discussed. if you do not stay on the comment the chair can interrupt you. refrain from the use of profanity. address remarks to the commission as whole not individual commissioners or staff. do we have any callers? >> there is one caller in the queue. you have two minutes, caller. >> thank you. this might fall under category of forgot this. we took a look at agricultural water management plan for mid and tid. they are charging $23 to farmers and tid $17. the intern who helped with that project had an op-ed published pointing out the huge problem with under charging the ago water customers. they don't play the cost of delivery. they pay may 25%. it is to conserve and put in efficiency. they don't have a funding source to get those projec

i also want to thank republican congress for their leadership including senator moran and senator collins. i also want to thank all of the folks here today who were involved whether in the congress or not supporting this effort. thank you. we have a lot more to do. we simply have not seen this kind of bipartisanship for much too long in washington. you are showing that our democracy can work and deliver for the american people. after the mass shooting in atlanta, the vice president and i went down to atlanta to meet with asian americans. it was a raw and emotional visit. we heard about the pain, the fear, the anger, and all that existed in the community. they felt visible. -- invisible. not seen. too many asian americans have been waking up this morning this past year genuinely fearing for their safety. just opening the door and walking down the street. and safety for their loved ones. the moms and dads who cannot let their kids out the door to go to school without worrying they will be attacked, blamed, scapegoated, harassed during the pandemic. living in fear for their lives just walkin

commissioner moran? >> thank you. i echo all of those commissions. this is something that we've been talking about for a very, very long time, and, you know, it is frustrating when something takes a long time. on the other hand, it's important to do it right, and it sounds like we're doing it right, and i'm very pleased to hear that report on the presentation from the tribal leaders, and i think it's very important to us and our sitting director as we go forward. thank you, everybody. >> yes, thank you, again. and i think we have an opportunity to certainly do it up at hetch hetchy, the tunnels. whatever work we do, we could start it and think about where we are. so thank you so much, and i want to thank the staff once again, and i certainly want to thank the tribal leaders. thank you for understanding the importance of your heritage and bringing it to us. thank you. mr. carlin, i believe, next item, public comment on this item. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comme

sonoma county will reduce water deliveries to moran by 20% beginning in july. that's because its reservoirs lake sonoma lake mendocino are also low warren usually gets about a quarter of its summer water supply from sonoma. the problem could lead to even more water restrictions in marin county. >> we've been closely monitoring our as or a-levels and where we are reacting to current events making operational changes, taking water shortage, response actions analyzing the the efficacy of our conservation mandates. >> the fact marin county has declared a drought emergency could mean more financial help from the state and federal governments. it could also allow the county to reduce mandatory water releases from the reservoir. those are usually required to protect fish and wildlife during drought emergencies such as what we're facing right now. you see davis professor says. >> so she'll economically disadvantaged communities are hit the hardest kron forcefully chagall explains why. >> the state of california has a policy called the human right to water recognizing c

john moran and the grizzlies had an answtr and things just didn't pan out the way they wanted.re's steve kerr and some of the players after the game. >> the turnovers some some wild possessions in the middle of the game. i thought that's what really hurt us because we have plenty of time to get back in it as we and the effort is what what got us and the amazing skill you know, the any shooting. we weren't we weren't tonight. everybody us no sick to the stomach disappointed in. >> first say that this is then forward to. >> yeah, that was one theme about some of the postgame pressers. when we heard from some of the players everyone obviously disappointed by this loss but also optimistic aboutr what the warriors could do next season with klay thompson back james wiseman back. plus a new blood and potential draft picks. the wars do have the timberwolves draft pick aside from its a top 3 now. also john moran something i want to mention that was interesting after the game he tweeted out a picture of him in staff and said my fave matchup by far now give and the mvp award staff was nam

senator jerry moran. congresswoman judy chu. congressman don bayer. and congressman fred upton.ause of you, history will remember this day. and this moment. when our nation took action to combat hate. thank you all. around this time last year, when i was in the senate, senator hirono and senator duckworth and i introduced a resolution in the united states senate condemning the rise of anti-asian sentiment in our country. at that time, more than 1,100 anti-asian hate incidents had been reported since the start of the pandemic. today, that number is more than 6,600. and i'm talking about incidents where businesses are being vandalized in our biggest cities and in our smallest towns. i'm talking about a 61-year-old man getting kicked in the head. two elderly women being stabbed while waiting for the bus. eight people in atlanta getting shot on a tuesday night. this violence, it did not come from nowhere. and none of it is new. in my life, my lived experience, i have seen how hate can pervade our communities. i have served in the justice system, in the legislative branch and in the

senator moran? >> chairman, thank you. senator tester, over my right shoulder is another book you might recognize as well, so i am now as politically correct as i can be in this setting. secretary buttigieg, thank you for joining us. you, too, madam secretary. i'm pleased to have the opportunity to visit with you this morning, but i'm going to focus on the department of transportation. mr. secretary, let me raise two topics with you. covid-19 had, as you know, a devastating impact on the airline industry and congress and the administration responded in a number of ways to help repair the damage that was done by lack of commercial air travel. one of the industries that was also affected by that circumstance is the manufacturing sector of which kansas is one of the prime places in which aviation manufacturing occurred. with the help of senator warner from this committee and senator cantwell, the chairman of the commerce committee, we were successful at having passed legislation, the aviation manufacturing jobs protection pro

moran: thank you for your reassurance. my question was more competent than i wanted to be but your answer was reassuring. what can this community do to support mcats efforts to support research and rare diseases. particularly for patients in rural communities? >> we are deeply engaged in rare diseases. our former director not only was a personal promoter of that, he was the head of the international committee for rare diseases. that tradition will continue under acting director dr. rutter. the support that this community has provided to make it possible for that kind of investment to happen in rare diseases for which countries probably will not make an investment because the market is too small as one of the reasons that we now have made really significant progress in dozens of these rare diseases. we are engaged right now in a serious conversation with industry about whether there is a way with gene therapy emerging as an even more attractive opportunity for rare diseases to make sure we move that forward at all due speed

moran recently got endorsed by trump, by the way.ublicans also took the idiotic position of condemning the left and maxine waters' intimidation of the chauvin jury and then celebrating the outcome of that trial and promising more soft on crime policies which is the same exact thing the democratic party wants. and i don't think it was an accident that on wednesday night when tim scott responded to joe biden, he had one short insubstantial throw away line about immigration because congressional republicans right now are talking with thede democratic party about putting together an amnesty deal. >> tucker: it's also stunning to me that at a time when corporate america -- not all corporations but the biggest ones for sure -- have aligned as one against republican voters. that republican leaders are still doing their bidding and hiring frank luntztz who works r them to tell them what to say. when are they going to realize who their enemies are? >> they're going to realize that when they start to feel afraid of their voters. and i think th

if not, senator moran. senator haggerty is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you ranking member brown. secretary fudge, secretary buttigieg thank you for being here today. i appreciate that. i'd like to turn to my home state if i could, tennessee. we have some of the best roads and bridges in america in tennessee. we're also physically well managed states. we're one of the few states that actually finance our transportation projects without using debt financing we pay as we go on this. i think, secretary buttigieg you're aware of this, our interstate 40 bridge that connects tennessee and arkansas across the mississippi river nine days ago it was discovered it has a severe fracture in the structural frame, the support for that bridge. i've been in touch with state and local officials with the tennessee department of transportation, with barge operators in the private sector. my team has been working with the coast guard who has jurisdiction over the mississippi river, and the mississippi is middle americ

senator moran you are recognized -- your camera just went off.you're recognized for five minutes if you can stay and do that. you are recognized for five minutes. >> i'm on. mr. chairman, thank you very much. thank you for your presence today and your service on the board of governors. i want to talk about basal 3, and you stated it's a priority item for rule making open for public comment expected later this year, and how would you best maintain your tailoring rules implemented? >> well, tailoring the regulatory framework will remain a principle that we have in mind as we come out with proposals to implement the final pieces of basil three in what we call the fundamental review or a capital charge for trading risks. for the most part i don't think those -- you know, i think those rules will in many cases tailor themselves. they are addressed principally to larger firms but we will certainly have in mind the principles of tailoring that we have used in our regulatory work over the last four years and we use in implementing s-2155. >> mr.quarles,

i think senator moran will be here shortly. w but why don't we goe ahead and begin. director, we thought we had senator mansion remotely, but he has stepped away, so hopefully . he'll come back. but in the meantime i'm going to ask some additional questions. so we talked a little bit, i did in my opening remarks, about the anoposal that would create a new national science foundation direct rate focused on technology development. and it's ant idea that is also in the endless frontier act that 10e senate is expected to take up soon.ioned the directth ate would be focusc on ten priority topics, some of them you mentioned you arem already looking at. but those include ai, quantum robotics, clean clean energy, and president biden's infrastructure plan proposes he investing $50 billion in this new director. can you talk about whether you need any authorities to do the c kinds thingsre that the new dirt rate is proposing? and how would the creation of that technology directrate benefit nsf or what kinds of ien challenges would it present to nsf? >> okay.comm so as i saident

i also want to thank republican members of congress for their leadership, including senator moran ando all of the folks, all the people here today who are involved, and those of you whether you're in the congress or not, supporting this effort. i say thank you, thank you, thank you. we have a lot more to do but we simply have not seen this kind of bipartisanship for much too long in washington. you're showing that a democracy can work and deliver for the american people. just days after the mass shooting in atlanta, vice president harris and i, we went down to atlanta to meet with asian-americans and the community across georgia. it was a raw and emotional visit we had. we heard about their pain, their fear, anger and all that existed in the community, and the feelings were about those feelings that they felt invisible. not seen. we heard how too many asian-americans had been waking up each morning this past year genuinely -- genuinely -- fearing for their safety just opening the door and walking down the street. and safety for their loved ones. the moms and dads who when they let the

moran hit the pull the grizzlies up two with just over five minutes left. curry put up a season high 36 shots. even when he missed, good things happen. wiggins with the put back. he had 21 points and ten rebounds. warriors up three. warriors up six. then it is curry and dremont playing give and go. with under two minutes, the knock out. curry finished with 46 points, 33 in the second half, warriors beat grizzlies 113-101 to clinch the ac. >> no matter how the season goes, i am proud of the way we have given our self a chance to make the season matter and play games that matter. >> he is like the picasso of our time. he is really just doing his thing. you can't do nothing but love him. if people don't atguy or got something bad to say about that guy in regards to basketball, you can't have a knock on him. he is the best doing it right now. >> clinging to a one run lead in the ninth but then the first home run with the new mustache giants win 4-1 to split four gamer with pittsburgh. wood goes six innings and is 5- 0. a's and twins, straight to the ninth. shou

doctor willis anticipates up to 75% of moran will be fully vaccinated by june 15th. >> our vaccination rates at this pace. we'll have about 75% of our residents fully vaccinated by that and that's really the target were looking for at the level of community where we feel like it will be safe for us from a policy level to actually allow people to indoors in terms of their facial coverings. >> both the contra costa and alameda county public health departments also support the delay in telling people to ditch the masks. >> and if you have your phone handy scanned the qr code right now that you see on your screen because it will take you directly to our special coronavirus section of our website at kron 4 dot com. it's got information there on the mask vaccine clinics, all of that stuff that you need to know just to make sure that you are in compliance wherever you're living here around the bay. we have some breaking news to tell you about. overnight. 2 people were injured in a house fire in san lorenzo. this is actually video posted on twitter by alameda county firefighters and you can se

bars championjoe fraser, british all—around winnerjames hall and european medallist giarnni regini—moranrmer british gymnast amy tinkler, a bronze medallist at the rio games. thanks forjoining us. what did you make of the selections, firstly, in terms of who's been picked? imean, the i mean, the british squad this year is such a strong team, they had so many to pick from and i know there will be a lot of the guys that did this year but i think the team is really, really strong and i think they are our best chance of getting a medal, so i am so happy for them all and congratulations to them all, too. . , , , all and congratulations to them all, too. , , ..,, too. never easy, these selections, as ou too. never easy, these selections, as you say- — too. never easy, these selections, as you say- who — too. never easy, these selections, as you say. who will _ too. never easy, these selections, as you say. who will be _ too. never easy, these selections, as you say. who will be most - as you say. who will be most disappointed, do you think, at missing out?— missing out? personally, i've alread

come on, just beat him last sunday, but job, moran.t the moves, and they build a third. he'd point lead at halftime and as a matter of fact, they were up by as many as 17 points. the warriors begin to wither away in the fourth quarter, you know, step out something to do with that amazing bank shot, he winds up getting value of 39 points, and now we're tied 9.2 seconds left the warriors elect not to call a time out for some reason ball in the hands of draymond doesn't even come close. they're hitting the bucket that would have wanted. so. we've got overtime in the warriors get sloppy. two minutes left. memphis up. one curry will miss one was kinda anderson will come up with the rebound. get it to jordan pool who is really emerging as a star. it's a few tough shots right there, but they made a another bunch of the stakes. get careless job moran talk about his emerging. start looking the moves right there. he had 35 points and memphis puts that common expression on warrior fans faces they head for the exits a little bit early. 1 17 1 12 y

double gold in rio, and is the most experienced member, with world championjoe fraser, giarnni regini—morans than a week to go, the met office says provisional figures indicate that wales, despite all of the sunshine to end monday, has had its widest may on record — those records going back to 1862. wales will have a drier tuesday, but depending on where you are, there will be further heavy showers to dodge because low pressure, although it's moving into the north sea, is still close enough to produce some of those showers. now, there are weather changes on the horizon and we'll look at those in just a moment. this is how we're starting off tuesday morning. a lot of cloud across scotland, northern england, through north wales, the midlands and on towards east anglia, where you could be encountering some patchy rain to begin with. elsewhere, a few sunny spells. the cloudy zone will brighten up, but this is where we're going to see some of those heavy and possibly thundery showers, with the risk of hail during the day. quieter weather through much of wales, the midlands, into southeast englan

down the stretch, john moran and the grizzlies taking the final spot. >> we got a way to go, we are not tweaks here and there, we are not so far. right now we'll always win. >> terry is going to be a very interesting offseason for the warriors. they have a few season to make who they'll bring back next season. back to you in the studio. >> a lot of controversies and a lot of people are talking about already. >>> new video of a ringtail. they're members of the raccoon family. it was spotted back in march. this is so much better. you can see this thing. i wish it was in color. >> now i am getting greedy. >> but they're nocturnal. >> rarely seen in california. they are one of nine mammals listed as fully protected species. >> thank you so much for joining us. "saturday night live" is next. >> we'll be back at 11:00. >> see you then, have a great night. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will sta that they don't recall things as quickly as

. >> thank you senator moran. director i will turn it over to you. please make your statement in seven minutes if you cannot you can submit the entire statement for the record. >> thank you very much. good afternoon chair and ranking member and members of the subcommittee. it is trulyei a pleasure to be with all of you today to be the first person in person testimony to make me feel so special about nsf. is truly an honor to appear before you today to discuss nsf many amazing accomplishments and how we can accelerate innovation for the benefit of all americans but i like to start by thinking for the strong support for nsf. your support has enabled nsf to advance research and innovation to bring remarkable benefits to create a leading role in us leadership in science and engineering and technology and an incredibly strong record to invest in the brightest minds with outstanding ideas. e the internet, 3d printing spectrum optioning companies like qualcomm that has been critical against the side of covid-19 are just a few examples of the outcomes and be

were killed and many more injured at the altar ultra-orthodox celebration of like a holiday at mount moran israel's prime minister has promised a full investigation the event was authorized 410000 people but local media say 90000 attended. the u.s. defense department says it is canceling military funded contracts for the mexican border wall the troubled ministration diverted billions of defense dollars to fund its construction president joe biden has said he will not allow another foot of the wall between mexico and the united states to be built. 11 people have died and more than 100 others have been injured in a violent storm in china strong winds and large hail stones battered towns and cities close to shanghai on friday night officials said most of those killed were hit by falling trees and power lines. a car bomb in afghanistan has killed at least 24 people and wounded more than 100 others including children most of the victims were students staying at a guest house while preparing for exams no one has yet claimed responsibility for the blast in logar province which struck as people br

i'm not sure if senator moran is available. thank you mr. chairman and for your service and testimony today what do you assess to be the most significant risks to the macroeconomic and financial stability and growth over the next two to four years? >> so, i would say i think that the overall risks to stability, to financial stability are early moderate. i don't think we are in the era of the especially large risk to stability currently. i think that the event has highlighted at least in my mind the particular risks lie. that is certainly what i'm focused on in my international work. >> and the financial industry what do you think the regulators lack in the sufficient visibility to make informed decisions about risk and whether the authorities are sufficient? >> that is a good question. do we need additional data, obviously most of our data certainly at the federal reserve comes from our supervision of the banking system. for the most part i would say the supervision of the nonbanking system has been adequate for us to be able to judge the ri

newshour weekend special correspondent benedict moran reports. >> reporter: jonathan azzopardi is theaval, a canadian manufacturer based near windsor, ontario. >> how is it running, abe? is it running okay? >> reporter: laval makes parts for hospital beds and components for self-driving cars, but mostly, they make molds. >> that means taking a 25,000 pound piece of steel like this and turning it into a mold, like this, which can sell for more than a million dollars. this part here is a side of a truck, but it could be anything. this part takes about six months to make. about 6,000 hours to make. >> reporter: it's a painstaking process that requires a constant back-and-forth between azzopardi's factory in canada, and engineers from american car manufacturers across the river in detroit. but since march last year, the border has been partially closed, a decision taken by both american and canadian governments to fight the covid-19 pandemic. aside from essential workers like truck drivers, medical workers, and others who regularly cross the border, canada is off limits to temporary visit

starting at 05:00pm and they last until tomorrow morning at 05:00am, this includes napa solano sonoma moran san francisco, san mateo, santa clara contra costa and alameda counties. really the entirety of the bay area looking at those wind advisories. wake-up planner shows you that we do have a windy start already winds. only picking up this afternoon and evening, though. so that is something to account for as you make your way across today. you want to be ready for some strong gusts of wind and overall just a cooler feel that is going to make you want to keep those jackets clutched a little bit tighter and closer, t a bring a john, thank you for that. like you mentioned, we do have high wind advisories across or bridges. >> like the bay bridge, for example, as i was traveling across this this morning. very gusty. you can see those flags moving back and forth still under 10 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit. but he still just want to take your time. it's also had over. look at the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. seen reports of high wind advisory by ch

and a number of other states have declared nico my post as an epidemic. elizabeth moran and al jazeera new delhi and more than a 1000000 people. meanwhile, in latin america unknown to have died from cove at 19 region accounts for most one in 3 deaths worldwide. despite being home to just one and 10 of the world's population, brazil has been hardest hit by this with more than 446000 victims of our sandra and pierre t, as in boy guitar and joined us. now, of course, is a region which will be about many different countries, but it has been one of the major global api sensitive the pandemic. alessandra, tell us, in general, about measures being taken to, to slow the rates of infection. yes, mary, and most countries are still going through their 2nd or 3rd wave of infections and really depends on the country. but all of them are seeing this latest wave as being more compared to contagious, and, and the deadliest so far with governments pointing to home grown variance of covey . the 19 in particular, the ones that were spotted 1st in brazil and then spread to the rest of the region and reall

i think senator moran will be are surely that when we began. director we have -- we thought we had senator manchin remotely buddies that the way. in the meantime i will ask addi he has stepped away so hopefully he will q come back and we will get a chance to go to him but in the meantime i will go ahead and ask additional questions. we talked a little bit and my opening remarks about a proposal that would create a new national science foundation focusing on technology development it is the idea in the endless front tier act the senate is expected to take up soon. the directorate would be focused on ten priority topics you have already mentioned you are looking at. but those include quantum computing, robotics, clean energy and ain president biden infrastructure plan proposes investing $50 billion in this new technology directorate. can you talk about if you need any new authorities and how word the creation of that technology directorate benefit and sfr what kind of challenges would it present? >> as i said earlier in my comment, this directora

i kind of get there come. moran said, you look at the moment the as a child flavored surrounded by people of bearings and identities. it's a world where it doesn't matter what us, what she wants to do with gold football or cameras. they will often joins in during photo sessions and in her beloved thieves and the powered upcoming generations of storytellers. i'm trying to tell them to read to, you know, i'm trying to, you know, to defy the serial tides. because i feel like there's a lot of like, misconceptions of things about, you know, like, brought on to make more acceptance, more open mindedness and freedom to love, who and once an express oneself. that's what they love you want and they hope the photography can inspire this one shot at a time. and on this story meet one love that cobra cobol is a music icon, a film darker and an activist. he's one of a few musicians here in ghana who advocates, paula runs for the countries, korea community. but that's not the only reason why he said bits controversial barefoot with a wild main of dreadlocks. the money was to bond to stand out on the st

the play everybody's gonna be talking about john moran. he had 47 points, but stuff innit?9 final. knicks and sixers were also winners. do we have time to check this out? we do back by popular demand because frank demand the streaker in. during a raid delay into the to berkeley high $76. finally he came out like julie said earlier, it was warmer in their shelter in the two. god, i still remember those our initiat into jackson hole, wyoming. thank you for flying united. reckon we'll be landin' soon. phil, honey, you promised-- not till we got there. okay. this year, we're going to a dude ranch with the whole family. mm-hmm. the family. what if dylan buys his own ticket? we'll be sleeping in separate cabins. what if dylan and i share a horse? mm, i hate landing. we'll get through this. alex: wow! it's so pretty. what are you doing? i want my ears to pop. try putting a little rouge on 'em. nobody gets me. wow. isn't this beautiful, little cowgirl? you hate her sparkly outfit, don't you? no, i told you, it's fine. i just didn't like you wearing a matching one. so we haven't told the fa

demanded the withdrawal of the laws and the resignation of the territories administrator. elizabeth moran of al jazeera new delhi. it was a ride that involved hundreds of young people who cetera, who set out on buses, the challenge segregation in the southern united states. the freedom riders, as they were known, were often beaten, and the rest upon their arrival. 60 years later, 2 of them have recounted the summer of 1961 to al jazeera christmas. a movie has their story. their arrests were seen as political statements at the time. now their mug shots have become iconic. symbols of the civil rights movement of the 1900 sixty's, the freedom riders as they became known, traveled on buses throughout the summer of 961 to parts of the southern united states were segregation was still being enforced. the writers were often met with outright hostility in the form of violence. attacks by mobs in the ku klux klan, they also faced arrest and many spent weeks in county jails. one of whom was 19 year old new york or louis suck men. i was shackled, taken from one from the county jail, walking along wi

well, elizabeth moran and joy of live now from new delhi. certainly new cobra. 1900 cases continue to drop. but how reliable are these figures that hello darren. the exact numbers aren't reliable and that's because india has never conducted enough tests. you know, the real number of infections, independent health experts, all say that the real numbers are much higher than the official death toll and also a number of cases. but what is undeniable, what we are seeing is that the number of cases have been coming down for the last few weeks, despite testing, remaining the same as it was 2 weeks ago. and so the over or trend is good. and that is that the number of cases are declining and would be pressure on the health care system on hospitals easing. and that is something that we have seen again on the last few weeks. we haven't seen that same pressure. we're no longer seeing those long lines outside hospitals or people dying because they can't find big rock fish. and so would that pressure easing? the focus is very much in the country shifted o

they members were threatened with suspension or pay cause if they did not take part, elizabeth moran, them reports now from new delhi, tens of millions of people turned out to elect local council leaders in the state of probation over 4 days in april. as india was recording the wolves highest number of corona vars cases now union say 1600 teachers who were forced to go on pulling duty have died from coal mine team. that includes me 2 things husband, rajiv, who attended this training session. and moreover, bob, on april 25th, about a quote that he got infected with cobra day. he suddenly felt sick and was struggling to breathe. he told them he wasn't feeling well and wanted to go home. he came home and in the evening and even after thing multiple times, he was too sick to work. he was forced to work the next day. roger died from clover 1912 days later. author page has been one of the states was affected by the corona virus candidate wade, but the baby died off the campaigning, and the villages are moved off about district 11. i mean, what about john? look, i've been in for her, and sud

been, i mean like somebody who committed like genocide kind of rhymes and who has been at war with moran, who acts on the behalf of jerry up to the territorial integrity of morocco. and he's requested by the spanish justice system, that's something that he's not understanding, but at all, even the spanish people don't understand how the spanish government to do that. and not only do they do that, but they do it with the complicity of anteria. and he was proud with a false during last fortune, the name of will mohammed been but to which in a hospital and they were expecting that the moroccans secret services would not know that. so that's a little bit like naive. so there was like a mismanagement on the part of the spanish governments and they haven't not to the mirage. and like, what is the intelligence of the strategy? why is it like geopolitically found? how would you do that with a partner? i mean like, and with, with, with whom you have a lot of interest like morocco. that's something that is mind boggling. and i think what happened in terms of the migration to mass migration. and so