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moss. and just the -- on the issue around the a.m.i.s, and i appreciate your point that you sort of grew the pot, and therefore, it's not -- at least as you're presenting, it's not the trade-off where you were taking units designed for extremely low-income or very low-income and converting those to higher income, but i am curious on those on the higher end from mohcd. is this breaking new ground -- i think you mentioned a.m.i. being 60% or below. can you just address at the higher ends here for a higher end of the project at mohcd, other examples like this, or are we breaking new ground? >> sure. i'm not sure if amy is on, who's the director of legislative affairs and policy, but traditionally, it's allowed for an income averaging from, i believe, about three years ago which allows us to create a cross subsidy track. previous projects that have supported this are 4840 mission street, standard in-fill around the site, downtown in the mission district, building e that's coming up. we tried to

in moss landing. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> with the massive spike we've seen in car break-ins, especially in san francisco last repair shops. we are seeing a boom in business. we'll take a look at the effect it's having on prices. >> the most famous recording studios in the country has a fresh start after new owners given new life. we'll explain after the break. >> one of the most famous recording studios in the country has been reborn. the record plant in sausalito has new ownership and has changed its name to the record factory really exciting you some of the biggest stars in the 70's 80's recorded there. >> fleetwood mac's. stevie wonder and prince bay area bands like jefferson starship, huey lewis. still marina journey laid down the tracks. there. some of those stars came back for the grand reopening our kron four's ken wayne takes us inside. >> yeah. this is what we had the big change in the band. when grace grace slick and marty balin left the band. and that a drummer left the band and we so

we're taking, you know, live to germany way, the foreign minister, hypo mosse and the united nations, are hosting the 2nd berlin conference on libya. happening right now in the german capital, a news conference between the german foreign minister and the us secretary of state antony, blinking. let's listen name. okay, so we're just sorting out the translation there for the german foreign minister, high coma, who as i said, is hosting the 2nd libya conference in berlin today. and attending is the us secretary of state and the need blinking. and they are expected to, of course, to address the conflict in libya. the 1st conference took place in january and 2020. this is the 2nd one. now the talks are focusing on preparations for national elections planned in libya for december 24th. and the withdrawal of foreign forces, which have been fighting on both sides of the conflict of foreign forces allied with the warlord holly for half tar in the east. and also forces allied with the internationally recognized government based in tripoli. it's the 1st time the u. s . is taking part in this con

moss. and just the -- on the issue around the a.m.i.s, and i appreciate your point that you sort of grew the pot, and therefore, it's not -- at least as you're presenting, it's not the trade-off where you were taking units designed for extremely low-income or very low-income and converting those to higher income, but i am curious on those on the higher end from mohcd. is this breaking new ground -- i think you mentioned a.m.i. being 60% or below. can you just address at the higher ends here for a higher end of the project at mohcd, other examples like this, or are we breaking new ground? >> sure. i'm not sure if amy is on, who's the director of legislative affairs and policy, but traditionally, it's allowed for an income averaging from, i believe, about three years ago which allows us to create a cross subsidy track. previous projects that have supported this are 4840 mission street, standard in-fill around the site, downtown in the mission district, building e that's coming up. we tried to

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. >> reporter: a new book, hooked, michael moss explores the science of food addiction.are engineered to hijack the rewards circuits in our brains. we don't just like the food, we want more and more. i'm convinced that in some ways their products are more trouble for us than other addictive substances. >> reporter: moss says the food industry invested decades into making their products irresistable. he says one tool involves tapping into memory and nostalgia. >> we went shopping and we started buying junk we had not had since we were kids. >> it's all stuff i loved when i was a kid and teenager. >> we're wired to make the wrong choices. when we're stressed we crave sugar. >> are dr. alyssa appel has advice to get back on track. >> people will be happy and healthier. >> reporter: in a previous study she found when employers stocked the calf fear yas non-sugar beverages, people lost weight. >> people can bring to work what they want, but we should not sale or feed them the unhealthy choices. >> reporter: sue wants to change. i have thought about it. i think that's the firs

7 or body like i did, i get done a ton of before they put the bullets, we'll get that if he will. moss and build up the good. good. good. the you a good. a good the good the cover that that's what they think they are the good. well, i know i was, it was a good, a good borders leaking food, and i couldn't see the yamaha the way it was only up to date. okay. i'm calling from a company called for joe. got a good we already like craig again. the was a new, like a k m, a luke ally up was calling my daughter, we got a new angle. we do need to keep him doing that. he got a phone call about kind of data i was going to when you come all the way. but you can either call me, i need the i get some somebody industry in order to reach out to me there was some somebody wanted to go look, i got a bad job to get the guy that did the job all, but they didn't said it was going to go with a martin equally in good budget. it went in the it goes analogous by the hard but you got going to need to motivate, got to get it was funded. we need to talk to the refundable need just one minute ago the us passage at

this bye know when not just a go to get him on need a local to the is when it says he rashida, kayla moss. he can come get us. he k, let me know the thing going to show him this morning. just holler listen the you know boy the this one. yeah. eat not that another know is closer. but i know i 7 me ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, ah ah, ah 300 years of danish colonization, an international interest in the island resort. his way a younger generation emerging, determined, and nephew, no. me, me to write that i need to be on faith as jude and a politician as they tackle age of issues with that powerful fight for greenland. witness documentary on al jazeera. ah ah ah, most people will never know what's beyond the stone, the deafening silence of 100000 how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is pressure with fear. it's not an option, but when most people use hello, lisa said we've got some quiet weather now across se positive australia, wet and windy weather, sliding across the tasman heading over it was easy and broad skies come back

. >> reporter: a new book, hooked, investigative journalist michael moss explores the science of food addiction. he details evidence that shows how highly processed foods are engineered to hijack the reward circuits in our brains. we don't dislike the food, we want more and more. >> i'm convinced that in some ways, the products are more trouble for us than other addictive substances. >> reporter: the process food industry has invested decades into making its products irresistible. he says 12 involves tapping into memory and nostalgia for comfort. >> we would shop and under the stress and strain of the pandemic, we started buying junk we hadn't had since we were kids. >> all the stuff i loved when i was a kid, and a teenager, and really my first coronary loves. >> we are just wired to make the wrong choices when stressed. because to return to the office, dr. alyssa has some advice for us to get back on track. people will be happier and healthier, they will welcome this. >> reporter: in previous study, she found that when employers stop stop the cafeterias of non- sugary beverages emplo

she says that the moss, the rock in the river, they are part of holiness too. for me that is a cosmic christ theology. all the beings are other christs. we are all other christ. that's what renders everything sacred. >> you have a fascinating book to pope francis. >> yes. >> i want to look at that in the next segment. >> great. >> please join us with dr. matthew fox. >>> welcome back to mosaic. dr. matthew fox is author of nearly 40 books on spirituality. i was kidding with him, read not all of them but half of them at least. we have come across wonderful things in his latest book also last year, letters to pope francis. i was really captured by his fore path creation spirituality. tell us about the four paths. >> i think the architect, help name our deep spiritual journeys. it is latin language. so it goes back a ways. positiva is gratitude, joy, wonder, awe. i think that opens the soul, awe and wonder. negative is a path of silence, meditation, also suffering, grief, pain. that too is spiritual journey and opens us up. the spirit of the darkness of the soul i

. >> i'm rob fladeboe here in moss landing. coming up after the break, we'll talk to a shark expert about that apparent shark attack off the san mateo >> a remarkable bird's-eye view of a great whites browsing the waters off gray whale cove state beach benjamin holmes capturing this drone video over the weekend. the county beach has been closed since saturday morning when a man was bitten by a shark. now, according to a local shark expert shark bites on humans in this area are unusual but shark sightings are not kron four's. rob fladeboe is live for us in mostly ending and he's got some details. robert, to find out. >> well, that's right, tess. and as you know, i spoke with a sean van summer in of pelagic shark foundation research center on his boat here in the harbor at moss landing this afternoon. i actually showed him the video that we just saw there and he's not surprised by this at all. in fact, the said these young juvenile sharks have been turning up along the shores of monterey bay, particularly along the santa cruz sin

in moss landing.b fladeboe kron 4 news usually. >> well, you never you ever notice how those stories and the ones that say what could possibly go like the rest of those stories are never good. yeah. and and don't forget to the usually don't eat people, but that doesn't stop him from investigating and taking a bite to see if the site food for just a little just could decide know still got a bite. mark now. >> 8.51 is a time. coming up on the kron 4 morning news warriors coach steve kerr is headed for tokyo. we'll tell you about his. goal, which is of course, gold for team usa. >> 8.54 is the time the giants are the hottest team in baseball with the top record in the league, although when it comes to the dodgers, they always seem to struggle on time. that was the case yesterday. let's go to the 6th inning. yesterday's match up in l a here we are picking it up with brandon crawford at the plate. he's smashed as one deep to the center field wall that was up and over. good for a solo home run, which did cu

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tonight -- elisabeth moss. omar sy. and music from valerie june. and now -- jimmy kimmel!i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for clapping and for watching and future joining us. i appreciate it. i hope your weekend was good. by the way, guillermo is not here tonight. he's sick. all that's left is the stool. the doctor said he ate a bad pinata. so we wish him well, even though there is no chance he is watching this, like less than none. better chance he's at the ballet tonight than watching the show right now. on a personal note we had a big day fa w

not that he gets it into the mosque in a mock another bella moss frenzy, me. dolly tries to make up for couples absence by giving her daughter as normal ability as possible. the food was in her to look and like i was going calling me at all. and i would maybe bob knew, by the way, that the condition was to give me a domestic and up your condition will switch out the or the monthly phone mail tied to counting. bob ok, you fall by you to you today? good. good on your ballpark. on papa, or then when did you be filling up the youtube? maybe some loop at the me medina or whatever. but i am going to look she's my strongest part in my life daily. if you could call me back regarding that one for me. oh, i think it's a good thing to do this to me . ah, me. when the code is 910 demi q and board is close. there is a random from high one on one east investigates, has been abandoned out of size. and as a mind on al jazeera, this lights may look like a city from the sky, but their fishing vessels just outside origin. tina's exclusive economic zone, the united states launched operations southern cross

it happened after friday praise at the alex moss compounds israeli forces were dispersing protesters who gathered in opposition to a flag march held by israeli nationalist. earlier in the week, i'll be back with more news in under 30 minutes. jerusalem, a rock and a hard place continues next. in the when you see the, the surface of the is going to assess him and with the 50, going to for the city in neighborhood if confiscated. most of the philistines brought most of the city. and then for the purpose of making life easier for settlers regarding the benefits of the community. unfortunately, today it is, it's very clear. it is the right wing zionist control of the really political. i mean, they are the ones who really amended the policy of the government. and most of the mentality of young israelis is very much like twins. we also have some problems with that israeli, and we have for a tech with some voices inside isn't who think let us improve the conditions in the cage without understanding that we put opinions, refused to live in the cage. to begin with. i i want to ask you for wha

in moss landing. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> 6.41. is the time. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, a state funded travel ban has been expanded over anti lgbtq laws will explain coming up in a minute. plus, vacaville taking a tough stance on fireworks. both legal and safe and sane fireworks. this as the threat of wildfires looms over the 4th of july holiday weekend and it's very dry in the north bay and now santa rosa is considering a mandatory water use cutbacks. we'll tell you by how much. coming up. >> and today at the coast do expect some 60's a little bit of cloud cover hanging out well into the afternoon for inland areas highs into the 80's and 90's or last of our forecast that we will be talking 90's more. your forecast is to come and we're starting off with a busy morning. we had some earlier issues of art and have a hot spot on in berkeley to tell you about. >> and we're going to look at your commute to and from the city will have more coming up after you back. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you

and they put mosse out on notice. will get analysis from washington dc coming up on the show i think is sensible to wait and just start it along.

thank you. >> commissioner moss please. >> no comments at this time. thank you. >> commission sommer, please. >> i don't have any comments at this time either. >> madam secretary, that concludes item five. we are on to item -- sorry, public comment. >> yes, is there public comment on items 5a and 5b? >> there are no comments. >> thank you. and the next item is item 6, discussion and possible action to adopt the board of appeals, second resolution and encouraging the notice of establishment and with the residential building prior to when permits to add accessory dwelling units. and so commissioners, this item is basically all of you have received the actual resolution and it wascismly a request from ms. rosenberg at the board of permit appeal. and she just says that she respectfully requests that the commissioners and board members review and consider the second resolution adopt bid the board of appeal on may 19, 2021 which pertains to notice given to tenants and residential buildings that will be adding accessory dwelling units. did commissioners have

at the intersection of moss way and fairmont avenue. somehow a sedan crashed into a fire hydrant, sheering off the top and sending water shooting high into the air. pouring on top of the car. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> well, that's about the only water we're going to see except this stuff on the lens that darren was talking about. >> and this is not insignificant. i mean, it's not a lot of rain, but there is a misting on the lens right now. this is the camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. it's actually looking right down at grays cathedral there on knob hill. why would i make a big deal out of this? because you should count yourself lucky you live in the bay area tonight. there is an intense heat wave gripping just about every other part of the west, especially in the pacific northwest. but because we've got such a strong onshore flow and the marine layer's all amped up and giving us light misting, you would never know it living here. there are parts of the bay area that are going to feel this, especially once you get

this year, german foreign minister hika mosse that many challenges still lie ahead in the pursuit for a stable libya. not for a moment, linda. this is the mom more mar, duffy. virgil rain kept libya together for 40 years. in 2011 protest against his rule quickly grew into a country wide rebellion, and september 2011. gadhafi was captured and killed by militia group. the country soon fell into chaos. psalms groups that had been active against his regime, refused to disband, and regional rivalries grew election failed to bring the country together. and soon rival governments were set up in the western eastern parts of the country. the general national record in tripoli was recognized by many western countries. lead yes, but it had little power over much of the country. the rival government into brooke in the east was allied with a faction called libyan national army, led by strong men funding for the 2 sides, and attended multiple piece conferences and europe and continued to fight. meanwhile, people smugglers took advantage of the lawlessness to use libya as a transit route, bringing m

earlier this year, german foreign minister hika moss said that many challenges still lie ahead in the pursuit of a stable country. melinda, this is the man more mar, duffy, spiritual rain kept living together for 40 years. in 2011 protests against his rule quickly grew into a country wide rebellion, and september 2011. gadhafi was captured and killed by militia group. the country soon fell into chaos. groups that had been active against the regime, refused to disband, and regional rivalries grew election failed to bring the country together. and soon rival governments were set up in the western and eastern parts of the country. the general national record and tripoli was recognized by many western countries, led by for you as a sub did have little power over much of the country. the rival government into brook in the east was allied with a faction called libyan national army, led by strong men hungry for the 2 sides, and attended multiple piece conferences and europe and continued to fight. meanwhile, people smugglers took advantage of the lawlessness to use libya as a trans route, br

foundation's shawn then summer and today in moss landing is everything was is typical in terms of the siding of the location. it's been that way since 2000. 15. what's unusual is that someone got, you know, bitten. this is drone video of what appears to be a young great white shark from june 11th near gray whale, cove, then summer and says the great whites traditional territory may be shifting northward. there's reciprocal absence down in baja as the center of gravity shifts north. it should be seen or interpreted as increase in white shirt population. the center of gravity shifty shifting north. that includes these these pups in recent and summer and in watsonville specialized helicopter. they've been posting videos of several juvenile, great whites swimming close to shore near seacliff state beach in santa cruz, the relatively small, but still dangerous. they don't have to try to to a cause, an injury. come up and investigate bomb things. but your teeth have to bite down. so much is open up flare. their teeth like a cat's claw. in hit you with his teeth there may be more young hungr

big mosse in london medic, along a maya. thank you both very much and staying with global trade, the white house is banding, americans from investing an additional 28 chinese and from investing rather in an additional 20 a chinese firms due to security concerns that brings the phone number of black with the firms to now, 59 among them are chinese tech heavy weight, while way and ship maker semiconductor manufacturing, international corporation. the blacklist interestingly, began during the trump administration. and from on this, we go to gabriella of my president of the kill institute for the world economy, gabriella, it's good to have you. as always, let's start with his blacklist itself. we see a bit of continuity here from the trouble ministration to the biden ministration, which might surprise some should that surprise us? no, not necessarily. a china still, it is the rival number one of united states, the mutual rival. and what seems to be is the motivation is not so much about the chronology even more about the q e d,

and i should say, israel obviously says there were rocks at alex moss, canada. israel says they give warnings whether that's disputed by some of the children who've seen that parents being killed. well, we know that israel is ally machine and it's been proven to be that. but i think we do have to understand the responsibility in britain. it had the responsibility of not only the president government, but the labor party is part of that having stomach labor party, which allowed pro israel groups to, to direct the policies of the labor party. but in effect, support this they so time when you have the, the shadow foreign secretary saying that to criticize israeli atrocities is anti semitic than wherein, wherein louis carol well really the b, b, c, had a piece of to some of the atrocities in the past week thing, but why is it all these protest is when we saw that some of the largest projects in the world here in london, but i know they've been all around the world. why is it they don't protest about the syrian government or against the, according to western sources, genocide, committed b

now it's got more than $600.00 moss cal associations on it, which you can see here. in fact, also it gives a brief description of organizations on their representatives and any umbrella group, something may belong to, not having faith, a strong backlash. the minister defended her action by saying them up was name the placing muslims in general under suspicion. the consequence names that i could split is not always mr. grade transparency. it should know what the priest in backyard mosques. it's about drawing the line between islam as a religion and political islam. it's about revealing we're radical at all. it is find the starting point. this is a dangerous will always say it's not enough to pay lip service to the fact that we're against extras and do not want it in our society. we have to take x affection, but we heard an exchange of views on the story from some guests, and austria was not a good idea. because it violates in some way our laws about data protection. not only our laws, but about our principles because it's not only a map showing where they are, but the

ah, the land was void of animals, trees and flowering plants, only, mosses, cushioned lava fields and simple plants clung to the banks of rivers. ah, they have no leaves, they have no. i'm so they were limited to just staying around the water because they have no way of storing it or transporting it like they're algae ancestors. these early plans reached out to fungi for help. those fung would have been already well established in the, in the earth at that time and they would have been able to go a lot deeper and get into smaller crevices in the, in the soil and be able to sort of mine that soil. modern bitter ton, those studies the interaction between fungi and the oldest land plants, liver words imagine the funky word making contact with this plant surfaces. this shallow growing plants and they would be growing around them rather than into them. as fungi explore the liver words, they found their way in between the plant cells. some even manage to break inside the phone, you are able to occupy the plants themselves and form the usa full tree like structures, which we call a skew. and

out of 10 people are likely to get a shot this year, while highest conflict regions may not reach mosse vaccination until 2023 humanitarian organizations have recently been highlighting the problem global vaccine inequality. we discuss the issue with the head of the red cross regional delegation here in moscow. mention has everybody around the world and continues to affect the life of me. and i don't know, helium that on the organization working mostly in conflict i think it's owns we are discussing is partners and government ensuring the access to people in particular complex ration in those people living in areas particularly difficult to reach. there is a global, seemingly shortage to their backs and what we hear a lot about nations trying to hold connections, of course, giving the prior to for the national school, the population in charge of florida responsible for that regard. what i said, the international community 1st course is calling for globally equitable access to direct in well, getting a vaccine is opening up trouble. no opportunities for russians who will no longer need t

demographics, especially along the border there a lot of the people who voted for steel are familiar with mosse in bolivia, and they want social investments. so no one in a rich country, i wonder if there's any other countries benefit from such a motto or any you can. i can't think of any off the top my head, but i'm sure there are so many. i mean, i feel like the one we live in though, technically area right now, it's not totally represented by congress. so you to get that easy as the taxation without representation, which we love, right? we put it on our license plates literally. so what else we got? so there is another investigation happening in your, in the united states, in a rich country where rich people are funding an organization called operation underground railroad, which sounds pretty good, right? they are against human trafficking against child trafficking. i, i, you know, i don't know anybody who's opposed to that for it sounds pretty innocuous. however, they have not quite spent the money in the way that people would think of the way they present themselves. as it turns out, this

in the welcome back to me, the songs, the supporters say british and peace will protest townside bo moss prison on tuesday after cross party parliamentarians with refused a meeting with the whistle blower. us comes after the main witness in the u. s. case against the songs reportedly admitted that he gave false testimony in exchange for immunity from prosecution. speaking to an ice landing newspaper, figured through thought us and said the wicked legs found it never asked him to hack any computers. databases all phones, which is the main challenge, standing against the psalms. the article suggest the us justice department collaborating with told us and to submit an indictment to the british courts. it's potentially a blow for washington. the some seeing the mission is fatal to america's case against the songs among them. fellow whistleblower edward snowden. this is the end of the case against julian sanchez. if biden continues to seek the extradition of a publisher under an indictment poison top to bottom, with false testimony admitted by its own star, witness the damage to the united st

it's unavoidable was soldiers currently in bel moss prison in london 100 thanks to 22 america he could face up to 170 years in prison for violating the countries espionage act. early we spoke to independent journalist taylor huck. he says, the by the ministration should drop the long running case against us on the body, the ministration, my much separate itself from trump era attack on the free press by ending this case . and i have to say that all major civil liberties organizations throughout the world in all major publications, in the united states and media organizations are calling for this case to be dropped in for thorns to be freed. it shows a very concerted effort to target julian assigned, and while this does obviously poses a threat to press freedoms worldwide. i also want to make note that this is a human being who has been subjected to torture for over a decade. i recently sat down with juliana sanchez father, john shift in in brother gabriel shipped and. and while they are going strong and they're really pushing for their loved one to be freed, i have to say that this has

far has kept him in some form of deprivation of liberty for a decade. julian sanchez currently in bo moss prison in the u. k. and the price of that spent 7 years hold up in the equity embassy in london. he's wanted in america multiple chances of espinoza's, a leaking thousands of files that included war logs from the rack. and i've gotten this done, the u. k so far, refused to extradite him to america. but he could face life behind bars. also president of the press conference in geneva, it was the un special rap water on top chip. and he told us the world needs to take us on his case more seriously. it is time now after 10 years in order to detention and 2 years in detention, the united kingdom for the world public to wake up to what is actually going on here. if anyone watching this change to my phones is a racist, a hawker, and by the traitor, please know you have been deceived. it happened to me in the beginning and i would not be surprised if like, status watching this are of this opinion. it's not their fault because they have been deceived by this official narrative. if you think th

but after 2 days of master mosse talks in london, a commitment by g 7, finance ministers to for some of the riches companies in the world, into paying their fair share. well, i'm delighted to announce that today off the dears of discussion. g 7, finance ministers have reached a historic agreement to reform the global tax system to make it fit for the global digital age. but crucially, to make sure that it's fair, many countries are desperate to plug holes in their finances caused by the coven 1900 pandemic. while many nations have been thinking deeper into debt, the pandemic was a win for a big tech company such as amazon and google. the raked in huge profit at the moment companies a build on earnings in the countries where they operate. this old way of doing things is no longer fit for purpose launch the because it's exploited widely by multinational companies that operate in various different competing pack zones. all they need to do is declare their profits where the tax is lowest or indeed whether no tax is a tool and it's all completely legal. but g 7 finance been to say now's t

's hand across party lead to bel moss prison in which they them on the right to visit with co founded julian sounds. we hear from the former leader of the opposition who was among those taken off to.

b 's hand across part he left at the bel moss prison in which they them on the right to visit with co founder julian sounds. we hear from a former leader of the opposition who was among those taken off to talk about gender in egypt and mexico and indonesia in many other places. but suddenly it's all different. my junior college is concerned. i fly from oscar. thanks for joining us tonight. and all things, and i shall, i'm daniel hawkins with you to sunrise. welcome to the program that when a ground breaking decision, the high school in texas as rule that facebook can be held liable for knowingly benefiting from sex traffic is federal victim is recently sued. the world's biggest social network for failing to protect them from abuses who use the site to force them into prostitution as teenagers, or senior correspondent more i got their reports. one of the girls suing facebook was 14, when a man of about 30 message to sunni methodically, he groomed her psychologically conditioned her for 2 years later, she would find herself in a motel room being raped by strangers or another girl, or $2

now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable mosse didn't realize they were using single use prospects, researches at university college, london. so if every person in the u. k. used one does bicycle mark every day for a year. it would create 124000 tons of waste, half of which would be on recyclable factory. they're trying to provide an alternative financial borrow coaching like other such bosses can be washed and reuse. the design that we've come up with, ethical, sustainable, and entirely made in the u. k. it looks like facebook to the parts of many people's lives, at least in the short term, whatever, calling the way they're being urged to consider where it comes from, and where it will end up. the, the health of humanity is at the stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w h o is the guardian of global health. delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of tests, treatments and the vaccine. keeping you up to date with what's happening on the grou

the fascination in november of 2020 of one of the highest ranking nuclear officials in the country. moss and factories other have hampered nuclear negotiations. the conservative lead parliament forced the government to limit its cooperation with the international atomic energy agency as a result of the killing. since then, there has been a temporary technical agreement reached with the i e a until these nuclear talks which a conclusion in my last report, i have indicated that we have not been able to make that kind of progress. we were expecting to be able to make it on a number of issues. iran's nuclear program has long been a point of concern for western powers. and since its advance to its highest enrichment levels of 63 percent concern among the international community has also reached its highest level. this phase is supposed to be used by the 7 presidential candidate. the campaign for this mainly being used by one candidate running and city council. it's a sign of the move here in the capital about the election. but a positive outcome to the top and vienna could offer economics rea

to the death it was coming out with advice and information, saying that there was no evidence that mosse, wherein prevented covered cases you have to ask you, so why would they coming out saying things that were so patiently wrong at the time? it's because they didn't have the p p for the public angry parents in new york of lashed down to the lead schools in the city for allegedly indoctrinating that children with woke values instead of teaching them how to think it more often takes a closer look. it looks like some parents are fed up with critical race theory being taught in school. mobile billboards have been set up outside of new york city, private schools, where parents are calling out the woke curriculum, taught on their money. the truck sign says, teach how to think. not what to think. woke school speak out and diversity not indoctrination. this campaign was organized by a group of parents who say they are concerned about what their children are being taught. in recent years, a new orthodoxy has emerged to tell us cause dividing our communities based and immutable characteristics s

nations have in the european union and know the thing that's worth notice in order to get what mr. mosse would like. it would require all $27.00 member states to sign off on getting rid of the v. so if you listen to what victor all been and hungry has to say just to her to what mr. muff proposed. we can see that happening anytime soon. and political and communications consultant, dana wilson believe, scrapping a you veto powers can only be damaging for the block. smaller states. i think it's a very useful device for the smaller nations because without it, it's the, the large notions like germany, like france will just bully the small nation due to doing whatever they want. every nation within that, the $27.00 nations the left have there are in history, have their own problems, have their own outlooks on, on the wider world. they should be allowed to keep those without being forced into a corner or bribed and bullied by, by the lodge. relation, the problem with the use is really desperately wants to be seen as a one united hoisted space on the world stage. you see that they've been invite

now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable mosse didn't realize they were using single use prospects, researches at university college, london. so if every person in the u. k. used one despite almost every day for a year, it would create $124000.00 tons of waste, half of which would be and recyclable, the factory that trying to provide an alternative financial viral coaching. like other such mosques can be washed and reuse. the design that we've come up with, ethical, sustainable, and entirely made in the u. k. it looks like facebook to be part of many people's lives, at least in the short term, whatever. calling the way that being urged to consider where it comes from and where it'll end up out there are well peers into the murky world of state sponsored spyware. and the discovery biologist era journalists, 06 technology, smart phone systems. is this the new frontier? ah, think about the sophistication of exports to breaking the phone. this is fine . and your phone on our in february, 2021. the crippling storm to down texas is power grid. 4000000 people plunged

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i'll just say that at the white house i can offer for his son a thank you very much for the well near mosse called for brazil as the host nation . continue the perfect thought to the caught by america. they thrashed through for nail to make it to and from to it was all that keep them at top of groupie. emma now has $68.00 goals for brazil, he's close and then on. pearl is and national team records, we says a $77.00 according to official records or so it makes me sad to be sincere. my dream was always to play for the brazilian team with this show. i never imagined i would reach these numbers. it's very emotional for many reasons. it's a difficult time across the world, not just. yeah. and it's a great joy in the history that has been made here. i want my family and friends to be proud. so i hope that the world is proud of me because these numbers are nothing . what is really important for me is the brazil team, the brazil shirt. columbia is matter events where the fiery affair was there were no goals that produce 7 yellow cards. and the red, wonderful, louis, yes, late on, despite the nil ni

direction. jona whole al jazeera fill out for you on the program, for the confrontations of the alexa moss compound off to friday, present occupied east jerusalem. ah hello there. the heat is on across europe. and those sweltering conditions are expected to last weekend, particularly 3 central areas. this was the scene in berlin, germany where temperatures rose 10 degrees above the average and that sunshine and those clear skies are expected to last the we can, you can see temperatures, they're hitting 35 degrees in berlin, but the heat is also fueling those storms and we can see them brewing across north western areas of spain into the west of france, and here comes the rain for paris. some of the storms also felt across the south east in areas of the british isles, and norway sing plenty of wet and windy weather. this weekend, but for us we are germany and poland. the heat is certainly on a similar story for batteries and western parts of russia. temperatures continuing to climb moscow at 30 degrees celsius. but we have those swirl of storms continuing across the balcony flood, or what f