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elliptically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle so and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. and here's a look at some more stories making headlines around the world the chief of many at the least police has testified that the former police officer charged in george floyd state violated the department's policy on the force the police chief said the way derrick children restrained floyd was not in line with training chauvinists facing charges of 2nd degree murder and of the counts controlled from the death toll from floods and landslides in eastern indonesia and neighboring east timor has climbed to more than 150 rescue was also a chance for dozens more who are still missing a tropical cycle and caused the damage for cost as expects it'll gradually move away from the land in the coming days. and a volcano in iceland has ope

elliptically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle so and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so that the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. richard walker chief international editor thank you. we'll take a look now at some of the latest developments in this pandemic starting an ngo which is reported a record increase in corona virus infections and new daily cases of past 100000 for the 1st time as recorded infection rate is now higher than anywhere else in the world thailand's most popular tourist resort of poor cats has begun its mass vaccination program 2 months ahead of the rest of the country it's hoped that most of the island will be vaccinated before overseas travelers arrive in july and bangladesh has begun a week long lockdown closing non essential retail and public transport services. i saw indonesia where all forest is there and the nice team all say doz

politically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle so and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so that the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. richard walker chief international editor thank you. for there's more developments in the past derek starting in india where new daily cases have passed 100000 for the 1st time in the country now has the highest recorded infection rates in the world a britain has confirmed it will further loosen lockdown restrictions next week as its vaccination program continues apace nonessential shops will be allowed to reopen an outdoor dining will be allowed and the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for the last batch here's a look at some more stories making news around the world russian president vladimir putin has signed legislation that would al

time is this relentless the way he's moving up maybe it's it's no wonder that germany is in such a muddle elliptically over what to do but it's what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle or so and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so that the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. richard walker chief international editor thank you. and take a look now at some of the latest developments in this pandemic at new day the case numbers in india have passed 100004 the 1st time i don't you know has the highest recorded infection rates in the world for to go visited some of its restrictions as case numbers for all from today bars and restaurants are allowed to serve to serve guests seated outdoor tables and the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for the last batch. well thor's is in indonesia and east timor say

politically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle so and this referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. richard walker there now let's take a look at some stories making headlines around the world militants equipped with explosives have blasted their way into a jail in nigeria's ses some 800 prisoners managed to escape in the mayhem and one of the country's the largest ever jailbreaks and no one has claimed responsibility so police are blaming a separatist group. jordan's a prince hum's that has pledged his loyalty to the king and an apparent resolution to an unprecedented public feud within the royal family. the half brother of jordan's king abdullah has been under house arrest for allegedly plotting to destabilize the country became reportedly mediated the solution. and a volcano in iceland has opened a new fissure and massive a fractu

elliptically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle so and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so that the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. richard walker there now let's take a look at some stories making headlines around the world militants equipped with explosives have blasted their way into a jail in nigeria's south east some 1800 prisoners managed to escape in the mayhem one of the country's largest ever jailbreaks no one has claimed responsibility but police are blaming a separatist group. mozambique's military says it has regained full control over the coastal town of homa jihadist from a group linked to al qaeda attacked it late last month palma is located near natural gas projects worth some $60000000000.00 aid groups say tens of thousands fled the fighting. and a volcano in iceland has opened a new quitter a massive a fracture in the earth it's several 1

loose and very rich leaves it open to abuse but to jump from there to say that the press has been muddled to say that there is no freedom of press in bangladesh let me just tell you there are probably 3 over 5060 daily newspapers been published from the. top to retail anarchy in. private and if their companies i understand amnesty international said that in the 1st 9 months of last year more than $800.00 cases were filed under this act with the least language that you talk about with many of the most prominent editors and senior journalists increasingly targeted 800 cases in this with using this law which your government apparently inherited your government doesn't seem to have any reservations about using this law doesn't want to admit you have is nothing but a weapon the silence critics and suppress dissent that's the truth of it is i know i would accept your criticism and i would have accepted your allegations had you asked the human rights watch of the $800.00 or so. and i'm taking your freedom as you as you gave it to me who were arrested how many of them are very german. you know yo

this time around, it is so muddled.u had to boil down with the infrastructure plan was actually about, could you do that and one line? tom: you cannot do it in 1500 pages either. it's what you see in the first term of a new government. you see an all in bill. this is sort of un-american tradition. what do they peel away in terms of programs? what does that number get down to? does it get down to a convenient $1.9 trillion, which is not as big as 2.0 training dollars. jonathan: the corporate tax rate might not be 28, maybe it's 25. i don't think anybody thinks it ends up where it is not. we also have to remember these are high-stakes. we are in a situation right now where we are talking about political systems. and what is the most effective political system? the authoritarian regime over in china right now or the democratic effort in the united states? a democratic regime to get things done. that is what the president is up against, to prove this system can work and be effective for things like infrastructure spending.

there is a lot of muddle and scientific evidence about causation. they're one of the few cards remaining to the defense is to try to make one juror believe maybe it was something else. what is the best answer to that common sensewise? 9:29 of a knee on the neck. it has to be only a substantial factor. if you look at that and believe your eyes, you cannot conclude that it wasn't a substantial factor. they handled the evidence and they resounded the theme they already chose. i thought it was effective. >> all right, harry and areva, thank you so much. >> thanks. thanks, areva. >> let's take you live outside the courthouse in minneapolis where our sarah sidener is there. tell us what you know about today's deliberations, where the jury is, what it is up to, exactly. >> we are outside the court. to my left is one of the place that's is boarded up like many places here downtown. and around the city. people have put their messages to the world on this particular blackboard. and we know the jury is deliberating. they've been deliberating since 8:00 local t

politically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddleo and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so that the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. richard walker chief international editor thank you. but take a look at some more stories making headlines around the world now starting with the palestinian president mahmoud are batteries having to germany for officials have described as a routine health check the 85 year old's a heavy smoker though there's been no indication that he was ill at the moment he received his 1st dose of a coronavirus vaccine last month. under his government is clamping down on independent reporting of the corona virus pandemic according to an internal memo only one state run media company is now allowed to film take photos in hospitals and doctors surgeries prime minister viktor orban is facing international criticism for restricting the media. as

as a muddled up with the we don't look like seeing the whole world needs to be. judged as coming close is this something. we can do better we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each or our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. today the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in you know the. d.-day regulations will be sniffy it's all about making money making profits in some of the big corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of chronic diseases that are out in every community today it is not due to new viruses all new microbes that's not true so it is due to environment. and say you know that moment all discipline. really just accumulate could only come in the day seemed to me less that. the pledge to see the sky if the so food industry is successful it will create more jobs it will create more value added it will create more growth so i don't

elliptically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle so and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. richard walker chief international editor thank you. counter through some of our some more of the latest developments in this pandemic venu cases in india have passed 100000 in a single day for the 1st time in the country now has the world's highest recorded infection rate britain's confirmed it will take further steps out of lockdown next week as its vaccination program continues apace nonessential shops will be allowed to reopen and outdoor dining will be allowed the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of its vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for the last batch. overs government is clamping down on independent reporting on the country's vaccination campaign and the situation in

at a certain point, we muddle along. >> when is it debilitating, our polarization?i don't -- you know, i'm also a little bit of a skeptic that the observation in a poll that people will say we're divided actually means we're divided. in our response to coronavirus, we were pretty united, like, we managed to do a pretty good job of dealing with this pandemic, better than a lot of other countries in sopt respects, certainly in our vaccine response. so i don't know, i think we sometimes get carried away with these kind of anecdotal observations about how we are as a people. >> morgan, you're on the ground all the time. is malcolm right? >> malcolm is right. i think you will see division, if you look at it historically, but what is new now is what people are divided on. if you look, for example, at the reuters poll that came out earlier this month, it showed that six out of ten republicans still believe the false claim that the election was stolen. and so if you believe that, or if you, for example, are a qanon believer and believe there's a cabal of people harming chil

elliptically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle so and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so that the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. to richard walker there now let's take a look at some more stories making headlines around the world the united nations says at least 40 people have been killed in sudan's western darfur region during clashes between 2 tribes the fighting poses a challenge to sudan's tragic transitional government that's seeking to end decades of on rest and tribal violence in darfur earlier this year displaced over $120000.00 people. jordan's a prince hamza has pledged his loyalty to the king and an apparent resolution to an unprecedented public feud within the royal family homes or who is the half brother of jordan's king abdullah had been under house arrest for allegedly plotting to destabilize the country the king's uncle reported the medi

elliptically over what to do but what's interesting is that the public don't seem to be in such a muddle or so and this was referred to as well that a majority of the public do seem open to taking a tougher line they see those numbers they see those people in intensive care so the public seems to support this is partly that the politics has to catch up with that. that was richard walker there here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world former hollywood producer harvey weinstein has launched an appeal against his conviction for rape and sexual assault he's arguing that the trial judge made errors that denied him an impartial jury weinstein was convicted in new york city in february of 2020 and later sentenced to 23 years in prison in the george floyd murder trial the minneapolis police chief has testified that kneeling on floyd's neck violated department policy the chief said the actions of former police officer derrick shogun were not part of police training now the statement contradicts a key argument of the defense which maintains show been

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at 20, just stabilizing its footing this is a very a-symmetrical trade you're wrong it's going to muddle if you're right it could fly. >> as i was saying at the outset -- scottie, if you don't mind, i'm going to throw in here, carter was pointing out newmont will present next week, that's a material catalyst for gdx and gold miners, why, because it's the largest constituent by far with more than 15% of gdx if we get any material move in newmont it will translate into movement for correlated stocks and single constituent itself represents a material part of this index and would drive it higher. >> let's move from gold to green. morgan stanley reporting earnings next week with the other banks. tony saying the stock may see signs for a breather >> yeah, it's hard to bet against strong stock like morgan stanley but almost 55% move since the election, i think it's time for some banks to take a bit of a pause especially as interest rates take a bit of a pause. the stock recently broke above it's $77 resistance level and came back to hold it as support but momentum is slowing. more importantly

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it may leave you a little bit muddled. reporter: diplomacy seemed alien to him.the british industry to pull its finger out and complained on american television that the royal fily didn't ha enough money. >> inevitably, if nothing happens, we shall either have to move into smaller premises. reporter: he blundered on a state visit to china with the queen, he made what he thought was a private remark about slitty eyes. it was a diplomatic gaffe which dominated the headlines and added to his reputation for making misjudged remarks. philip had a sharp, inquiring mind and was determined to make a contribution of his own. the groundbreaking 1960's film "royal family was qugs "was made largely at his instigation because he felt it was time for the family to give a more human face to the world. for many year he's he toured the -- years he toured the globe as president of the world wildlife fund. speaking out about the need to conserve nature. >> we depend on being part of the web of life. we depend on every other living thing on this planet. just as much as they depend o

to put in its footing, this is a very asymmetrical trade if you're wrong, it's probably going to muddlet if you're right, it can fly. >> what i said at the outset -- >> yeah, go ahead. >> if you don't mind, i'm going to throw in here carter was pointing out that newmont will be presenting next week that's a material catalyst overall. why? it's the largest constituent of the index by far it constitutes more than 15% of gdx. if we get any kind of a material move in newmont, of course, just as a single constituent itself, it represents a material part of this index and would drive it higher >> let's move from gold to green. morgan stanley reporting earnings next week along with the other banks. tony jang saying this stock might be ready for a breather. >> after almost a 55% move since the election, i do think it's time for perhaps some of these banks to take a bit of a pause, especially as interest rates also take a bit of a pause here. if we look at the chart here, the stock looks fairly strong. it recent broke out above its $77 resistance level, came back to hold that as support, but mom

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provide public services at least in the center of the country and shal yamaha's somehow managed to muddle through but it's no longer clear that it will be able to do so. the glue that has long held the fractured country together is coming unstuck the world faces the prospect of chaotic state failure in a country with maryada armed groups a large and well equipped military that is unlikely to capitulate and a huge and this economy banks by transnational criminal organizations that will exploit the situation as they have done for years old this will have immediate consequences for the region and will impact on international peace and security but i'm chair if i may i will end with 2 concrete suggestions that the council. first the regime currently appears determined trying to consolidate its grip on the country whatever the cause it's shown no inclination towards dialogue or compromise but this must be continuously tested unequivocal council backing of the un special envoy remains important as does the role of as the un and other regional axis acts as who have access to the regime the counc

to be laboratories of democracy, better to elevate the results of those laboratories than let them muddle along and fail to protect the rights of american citizens. so i think there is a lot here where we have common ground, as long as we don't become distracted. and i understand your point about gun-free zones, about permitting the most heinous kind of lawbreakers to go free and threaten others, we want to prevent that, but we are talking here about a more narrowly crafted law with a more narrow purpose, that can be surrounded by a kinds of protections relating to what has to be proved in the way of factual evidence, the standard that has to be met, not just probable cause, the protections for individuals. you could say that someone who is unable to afford an attorney has to be provided with one. i am just thinking out loud, but my hope is that we can go forward and focus on the common ground. because if we want states to be the laboratories of democracy, we have to make them good laboratories, and protective of constitutional rights, rather than just allow them to go forward without tha

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thejoint committee on human rights says the system is muddled and unfair. before members of the justice committee they defended the system and insisted that most people had followed the rules. the overall number of 90,000 against this huge population and bearing in mind that we issue something over a million fixed penalty speeding notices every year indicates the scale of the success. i think it's worth saying that the fpn system was designed to be relatively light—touch, big discount for early payment. you had to go quite a long way before one was issued. a relatively small number per force were issued. you know, it's, although to quite a lot of our fellow citizens, obviously £100 is a lot of money and i acknowledge that, nevertheless, it's not a huge sledgehammer of a penalty designed to encourage compliance. and much of the as i say the notion behind fpns is almost a kind of psychological game, right? this is... we put up dog—fouling notices everywhere that say you'll be issued with an fpn but in fact if you look at boroughs across the uk, hardly any of

muddling routes are under its control and so is the airport and the ports there is no state in lebanon there's a lot of uncertainty saudi arabia wants guarantees that what it calls a systematic smuggling operations and few here believe it will be easy to control the drug trade center. beirut. russia is warning that it will do whatever is necessary to ensure security along its borders follows weeks of escalating tension between moscow and ukraine with russia amassing thousands of troops along the frontier told of their withdrawal on thursday russia says actions by the u.s. and nato are behind the increasing military threat. ukrainian president of love them is alinsky says he expects to meet russia's vladimir putin soon in a bid to end the conflict in the east since it began a 7 years ago foreign volunteers have traveled to the region to fight on both sides charles trafford reports from the frontline village of chirac and where he met a fighter from georgia gulch or is a georgian war veteran in eastern ukraine the conflict here is something he recognizes because russia has also supported

steve: welcome back, mitch mcconnell got in a muddle after saying corporate america to stay out of politicsrporate ceos of america, to stay out of politics. don't pick sides. in the big fights. >> not talking political contributions. >> not about. then he walked to back. >> i didn't say that very artfully yesterday, they are entitled to be involved in politics. steve: it was wrong. and familiar face who named reason why. >> i did calleds of wall street, and every company in america, and i would blow away every record, but i don't want to do that, it puts me in a bad position. steve: right. big donors expect favors in return that matters. corporate america has sided with the democrats in woke left. how can you take them on if you take their money. one member of congress thought about this. a new strategy, stop sucking up to big business. and become a real party of the working class, funded by small dollar donations, congressman jim banks, great to see you, i love the memo you wrote about the subjects, i would love you to explain it. >> thank you. the reason i wrote that memo, to leader mccar

they say the system is "muddled, discriminatory and unfair".ve been issued in england, since the pandemic began, with 8,000 in wales. our home affairs correspondent june kelly is here. so why exactly does this committee think that all these fines should be looked at? , ,., , think that all these fines should be looked at? , ,. , ., ., looked at? they say the fundamental char: es looked at? they say the fundamental charges that — looked at? they say the fundamental charges that they _ looked at? they say the fundamental charges that they are _ looked at? they say the fundamental charges that they are criminalising i charges that they are criminalising the poor. these are fines you get, £200 for not wearing a facemask, through to £10,000 for organising an illegal event. this committee is made up of mps and members of the house of lords, all parties involved, a real cross—section. they say the problem begins with the system, which is basically difficult legally for the police, so that is a problematic to start with. then they say what has happened

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