muller. you are recognized for five minutes. thank you. >> thank you, chairwoman jackson lee, ranking member biggs and committee members. i am honored to be a today to discuss this important topic and brainstorm on strategies to save lives. for decades now the conversation seems to only lead to gun control advocates pushing for more laws a more restrictions. it's time to look at the evidence, acknowledged the truth, and consider alternatives. the truth is we all want the same thing. we all want to be safe and we want our families to be safe. the difference is how we believe that is achieved. for over 30 30 years the strt gun-control policies have been adopted by several major cities across the country. based on decades of evidence in cities like st. louis and chicago, and many more, it is apparent these policies do not work. the results are the same. when average citizens are left capable of defending themselves, criminals are emboldened, crying sores, and communities are less safe. as a retired police officer i saw firsthand th

muller and mr. for her. previous agreement you have a combined five minutes a lot between you as you see fit. you are not recognized for your testimony. >> thank you chairman. ranking member cloud and member of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting the association of organ procurement organizations to testify the t ceiling. ao po is a nonprofit organization that leads the organ community through invocation, to pursue the day when every donation opportunity result in lives saved. i name is joe ferrera i am president ao co purdum joined today by steve muller is ao po executive chief officer. also president and ceo of the nevada donor network national and world leading open po the state of nevada. i was assigned a parent immigrate to theig u.s. 1960s in pursuit of the american dream i consider a true honor to address you, the leaders of our great country. my mother is a former schoolteacher from brazil runs my father's medical practice. my father, who's also born and raised in brazil has been practicing as a

muller. -- berated. abhisit my colleague from rhode island mr. cicilline, in my opinion he probably doesn't think so but i think he misrepresented her view and followed up by saying those points which were i think misrepresented or lunacy. we've had one witness to say that arguments that disagreed with his our quote bs arguments close quote. if you really want to get to a way to resolve issues, we need to move past this constant of what the other side is saying. we are divided. there are two sides, but there are probably places of finding accord. defensiveness and at hominis techs are not successful and that's what i think the gentlelady for reminding us last week and want to take the opportunity to remind us this week on some of the talkers that we heard from. with that, thank you, thank you again for the opportunity to take a moment. i yield expert i think the ranking member. i want to extend to the courtesies. i would just have both of us when members are out of the room it's probably challenging for me to accept critiques so they are here to

on the pitch decision to drop star players thomas muller huddles and jerome boateng has led to constant criticism but also overshadowed its attempts to build a new side with you. in fact it's the post world cup rebuilt that has given lives some of his biggest problem. the high falutin tenure were fueled by an exciting crop of youngsters hitting their prime and his system playing creative beautiful football after the debacle in russia a new generation was meant to take the reins but hasn't quite gotten the plan just knowing what's. right i want to go you know what was it for you here. and you know let me tell you about my mission. on. my. things i said. if avoiding criticism was lives it didn't work. boa tank it humbles may have been in poor form but using their experience to help new talent i just would have been a safer bet especially now that live looks likely to bring at least one of them back for the euros unless his true plan was to look tone it into a false sense of security by removing big names from the squad only to bring them back in a deft surprise move just before the tourna

it's one reason why muller has made more assists than anyone else in the bundesliga history. he has not struck 163 in germany more than a sister king one giggs in the premier league all italian maestro francesco talks only a little messi has assisted more. mother burst onto the scene at just 19 under his mentor louis van hollen in 2009 he was brought in to complement and seam of established stars this time we had the big playmakers with. in the middle and. our famous robbery of the robin on the wings they had a lot of the time the ball in their feet they needed a player to attack the spaces then then they can use that as their quality in the rippling or in passing he made an immediate impact as a creative force but look also stands out in front of goal why because his awareness allows him to pick the perfect moment to take shots. bishops' selection is represented here by different colors red means a high scoring chance blue represents a lower chance. for what we see here is the us position where it fits very few shots. expect of course. shop is world class. very few shops lik

enfrentan hoy y qué deben hacer para ganarles >> se gana ejecutando la semana pasada vimos que watert mullerparan y dan toda la información a los bateadores. >> y quienes tienen que rendir, llega a 50 juegos en la temporada. cuál es el balance? >> lo que gigantes han hecho han aprovechado el escenario de juego que ha sido fácil colorado arizona fueron series cortas de 12 encuentros contra arizona que está cabizbajo que había perdido a 8 seguidos, ahora quedaron con 10 ahora giant tiene que ganarles a equipos superiores a ellos como padres, ahora enfrentan a una potencia que son los Ángeles y tienen que jugar perfectamente. >> perfcto darwin quinteros, un abrazo. hasta la semana que viene, nos vemos a las seis con más deportes. >> después de una trágica semana en san josé este fin de semana se recuerda los caídos personas que han perdido la vida defendiendo al país, libertad pedraza nos amplía >> es un fin de semana esperado por los habitantes del Área de la bahía y es el primer fin de semana largo en que se comenzaron

>> it will cover what the muller report saying his role was. for example, it says the president asked him to get muller fired. he will be asked about that. he agreed to answer questions only about the things the mueller report says it is his role in all of this. the white house says people like him are immune and they agreed to settle the lawsuit and this is the result of the settlement. mcgann will come up and appeal not in a public session but with a committee and staff and the transcript of it will be made public. so we will eventually know what he says probably quite soon after he says it. it is not an open session. it's not live, we won't see it as it happens. >> pete williams live for us in our washington news room, pete, thank you for that. >>> breaking news on capitol hill, this is interesting the top house republican, kevin mccarthy, is now condemning one of his fellow republican members of congress, marjorie taylor green after days of silence after her comments about covid rules compared to the holocaust. this is interesting, mccarthy

it's one reason why muller has made more assists than anyone else in this league history. he has not shot 163 in germany more than a 6th king one in the premier league all italian maestro francesco totty only little messi has assisted more. mother burst onto the scene at just 19 under his mentor louis van holland in 2009 he was brought in to compliment and seam of established stars this time we had the big playmakers with us enshrined in the middle and. our famous a robbery. in the robin on the wings they had a lot of the time the ball in their feet they needed a player to attack the spaces then then they can use that as their quality in the rippling or in passing he made an immediate impact as a creative force but look also stands out in front of goal why because his awareness allows him to pick the perfect moment to take shots. to shuffle action is represented here by different colors red means a high scoring chance blue represents a lower chance. the what we see here is the u.s. position where very few shots are expected cost for shock as world class oh boy take shots l

muller doesn't need to take a lot of shots to score a goal like other players he's extremely effectivehe's often in a position which distinctly he can be the most dangerous it sounds pretty simple but it's not something that comes naturally to every player. does anything intuitive pussy on the. for the fortunes in one by. one is in just under it is 4 but i don't know if my. mind that's installed by the v.m. mining option with more. than one band this used. before and was promised in poland on one by the finest. as it is in the mission was on. thomas mill that is the ground boys but all the others who have similar skills muscle sockets are from the likes of perhaps california from feeling tina maybe kelly alley from them in any case none of them cover the round though it's a role as good as mother when you look at these pictures you definitely don't think of a football superstar but mother has been playing consistently at the highest level for more than 11 years and he's won almost every trophy there is to winning the game. he's also remain fairly grounded some players would have capita

average goal probability shots the blue area shows an average player in the top 5 leagues is thomas muller in 10 values he is above average and in these 5 areas he's performing at the top international level so world class hardly any other player in the world has such a broad range of quality. very good. friends of. both feet but also the style. against the ball a lot like pressure weekends are very high. this makes him special. looking at the data one thing is very clear the combination of his strengths makes movie unique and one of the most effective players in football and he's been doing it for years but not everyone has appreciated but his skill set in the summer of 2019 buying coach nico kovacs wants to build his team around philly chaney oh sure arrived on loan from barcelona. i came in a squad player the gamble didn't end well. after an embarrassing $51.00 defeat on try frankfurt kovacs was sacked successor handy flick immediately brought back to the fold at the end of the season concini overturns of boss alona as miller started by trouble winning season. miller was also underestim

on the pitch decision to drop star players thomas muller mounts huddles and jerome boateng has led to constant criticism but also overshadowed its attempts to build a new side with you. in fact it's the post world cup rebuild that has given luke some of his biggest problem. the hype of new extend there were fuelled by an exciting crop of youngsters hitting their prime and his system playing creative beautiful football after the debacle in russia a new generation was meant to take the reins but hasn't quite gotten the plan. was . right i was. to go. for you here. right and you know when you know you'll be banished a lot. i'll call and tell you remove all my. things right. if avoiding criticism was lives it didn't work. boa take it humbles may have been important for him but using their experience to help new talent he just would have been a safer bet especially now that live looks likely to bring at least one of them back for the euros unless his true plan was to look tony it's into a false sense of security by removing big names from the squad only to bring them back any daft surprise

the questioning will be confined to what's in the muller report and about any comments made by trumpn's role in the investigation. the transcript of the hearing will be made public a week later. >>> after a stunning 17 nights in the oregon wilderness, one man is back with his family. 69-year-old man was reported missing. they left packages of food along. on the 16th they found a tackle box and make-shift shelter but no harry a week later they discovered a second make-shift shelter. what a survival story for this guy. >> glad we could bring you that good news. nbc meteorologist janessa webb joining us now take a look outside on this tuesday. good morning, janessa. >> good morning. i wish i could bring you some better news with the weather we have some severe storms going to spark up for the central u.s. if you're a heat fan, the heat will continue to build across the east coast pacific northwest, not just yet. for the weekend, things will warm up. for today we'll watch the severe weather threat across the high tier wind gusts linger all the way down to texas. isolated tornadoes possib

a muller had a season with by munich, and is the top assist maker and mean almost help to put documents into next seasons champion place you're up to speed now with the world headlines stick with us. the cobra. $900.00 special show with ben phase. when is up next for now? thank you for watching the news. the fight against the corona virus pen. how has the rate of infection been developing? what does the latest research say? information and contact the corona virus. the 19th special next on dw you feel worried about me to neil, host of the on the grievance protocol. and to me is clear. we need to change the solutions or out the join me for a deep dive into the green transformation. for me to use for the the the, me the the where all dreaming of taking all over again. but what really awaits experts say when travel restrictions, these customs cues will be longer than ever. but with this one, just be flipping through, passports, they'll be test results and vaccination certificates to check the cruise ships and hotels will take a tough line to the industry. you will have to adapt to new hygi

still think about it, you know, you have black m brown immigrant women at this, you know extremely muller real position at this prison at the mercy of ice and the private prison corporation and his doctor. and regardless of what happened to them, you know, their voices were being silenced and it's, you know, it's, nobody was being held accountable. was there a sense that these women couldn't say no to getting treated or surgical procedures by the doctor? nobody was telling them about, you know, what was happening. obviously there was a language barrier. nobody made an effort to, you know, come back explanation about why was this procedure necessary. your sample bands of us are going somewhere. they don't. people aren't in the business office and when i get the dollar for this isn't the 1st time that doctor, i mean, have been accused of billing the government for unnecessary procedures. in 2013 state and federal agencies investigated, i mean the erwin county hospital and several other doctors over allegations of fraudulent billing. the allegations included standing orders from a mean to pe

because you have a shortage on the conflict orders soon enough because of that these lack of funds has muller begins. team raises against telling senior doctors if called for an immediate 14 day lockdown of the country. this is short term restriction, imposed at the moment. working to do the people come out and people goof over and then they got there to get there. and then be in do spread off the section again. so that's why you need to have a lock down at the street without having interruptions in between. the countries also struggling to vaccinated population of 22000000 people. only approximately one percent have been fully vaccinated. so far, the government is facing criticism for mismanaging the vaccine. dr. leading to seems like this, where anger and frustration over they say they're trying hard to use the doses. they have effectively to count the current spike in cases by the highest and best thing that they said was going to be that the enrolling in the patients. so there we go. we had paid the current or the high paid for the next iteration of the government says it's trying to get

as muller begins, team races against telling senior doctors, it's called for an immediate 14 day lockdown of the country. this is short term restriction imposed at the moment. working to do the people come out and people go for work and then they got there to get there and then be in do spread off the infection again. so that's why we need to have a lockdown access to it without having interruptions in between. the countries also struggling to vaccinate. it's population of 22000000 people. only approximately one percent have been fully vaccinated. so far. government is facing criticism for mismanaging the vaccine. dr. leading to scenes like this, where anger and frustration the over they say they're trying hard to use the doses . they have effectively to counter the current spike in cases by the highest. yeah, go ahead and be seen. and they said to be to be enrolling in deployed patients. so that's the day before the high paid. but the next iteration of the government says it's trying to get move back. seen, not just for the 1st doses like those been given here in color, but also for the

a man would not have gotten that same response for the chicago trip started out in the muller porter sink roi have a sister who is in trouble. and all of the doctors and their wives went to see the actual woman in question before they would give any advice. i think the downside of them, both of those things made that desirable. people really want to read it. he was talking about things it'd not been talked about before and this very deliberately charming way. but the downside was they were not taken seriously then. and they do not present themselves particularly serious. they are not taken particular serious now. i think that was one of my tasks, what happens to take them seriously. >> host: just a follow from that, how far were these outliers from the conventional course their lives would've otherwise taken? >> you think about always hard to tell what the conventional course is. we have articles talking about articles in question. certainly these women did not write for the most respectable paper. the times, the most, we do not really hire women for anything but the society pages. s

as mother when you look at these pictures you definitely don't think of a football superstar but muller has been playing consistently at the highest level for more than 11 years and he's won almost every trophy very strong. in the game. he's also remain fairly grounded some players would have capitalized on the ground though it's a brand new marketing ploy but the boy from a small but very in town is still playing football simply for the love of the game . he works a lot for 90 minutes plus. this long as well which is. this is what is known as a player radar records the 10 most important key figures for any football for example the average goal probability shots the blue area shows an average player in the top 5 leagues is thomas miller out of 10 values he is above average and in these 5 areas he's performing at the top international level so world class hardly any other player in the world has such a rule range of quality. very good. but also the phantom style. against the ball a lot like it's proto regan's are very high. this makes him special. looking at the dates up one thing is ver

emily: rolls-royce' ceo torsten muller-otvos.t for this edition of "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang in san francisco. tomorrow we will be joined by ian rogers, chief experience officer of ledger. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> very good morning and welcome to "daybreak australia." i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. >> and good evening from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york i am shery ahn,. the top stories this hour. president biden is set to unveil a $6 trillion budget proposal even as the markets f

dianna muller is a two-time national three gunship in a professional shooter. she is retired 22 year veteran of the tulsa police department, serving assignments in narcotics, games, street crimes and patrol. she is also a law enforcement firearms instructor, a member of the nra law enforcement committee, and a subcommittee member of the department of interior hunting and shooting sports conservation council. she is the founder of the d.c. project. thank you for being here. now it's my privilege to be able to turn to my colleague from texas who herself has spent time as a new member in the midst of tragedy in her city of el paso, texas, and i want to give her the privilege of introducing our constituents, pastor michael grady. i yield to ms. escobar at the some. >> madam chair, thank you so much. i am so grateful to be able to have the honor this morning to introduce my constituent, pastor michael grady. pastor grady is a faith leader in el paso at the prince of peace christian fellowship church. his daughter michelle was shot multiple times during the horrific

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general bill barr's decision to not bring federal criminal charges against president trump after muller report laid out more than ten instances of potential corruption of justice by the then president. judge ordered the justice department to release to the public a document that trump justice tried to keep secret for years. document about their decision not to bring criminal charges against trump. judge said she's seen it, although justice department tried to stop her seeing it. she's reviewed it and said the trump justice department lied about what is in the document and wants it released to the public. biden justice department under attorney general merrick garland has to decide whether to appeal or if they will comply and release that document. release of that document and the attending drama about why they lied about it, why they tried to keep that document secret for years, that will obviously put a very hot spotlight back on the question of why trump in fact wasn't charged with obstruction of justice despite all the evidence of it laid out in mueller's investigation. before you lo

example imagine if if in 2020 your message as a democrat was to go around and remind people that the mullert found that trump was not a russian plant who clueded with the russian government to become president of the united states. and, in fact, was elected. a bunch of voters would get ticked off at you because they were reminded of that fact which is true but it ain't working with voters all the time. en that is something that both political parties must wrestle with. but you got to tell the truth first and foremost. >> we're talking to our toddlers, right? you have to tell the truth. thank you very much mary catherine and margaret. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i'll be observing your safe-driving abilities. play your cards right, and you could be in for a tasty dis

on the pitch decision to drop star players thomas muller mounts huddles and jerome boa tame as like to constant criticism but also overshadowed its attempts to build a new side with you. in fact it's the post world cup rebuilt that has given luke some of his biggest problem. the hype of the 10 year were fueled by an exciting crop of youngsters hitting their prime and his system playing creative beautiful football after the debacle in russia a new generation was meant to take the reins but hasn't quite gotten the players. what's. right i was able to go. for you here. right and you know that you know you'll never be mine and she was i was. just tell you we're before my. eyes. if avoiding criticism was lives it didn't work. boa tang and humbles may have been in poor form but using their experience to help new talent it just would have been a safer bet especially now that luke looks likely to bring at least one of them back for the euros unless his true plan was to look tony it's into a false sense of security by removing big names from the squad only to bring them back and jeff to surpris

discuss these developments, michael zeldin, a former federal prosecutor and former assistant to robert mullerment of justice, and he's also host of "that said". so good to see you. >> good morning, fred. >> so let me get started with your thoughts on these raids of rudy giuliani property. how much trouble could giuliani be in? >> well, that's a great question because we just don't know what is at the heart of this investigation. many have said that it concerns one count of rudy giuliani failing to register as a foreign agent for his work on behalf of ukraine. giuliani has denied that. his lawyer has denied that. others speculate this has to do with campaign finance violations and his dealings with others who are under indictment in the united states. but there's been no connection yet established that giuliani did anything that is criminally related to that. so there's a waiting for the shoe to drop moment here, but we don't know what's involved completely. >> we do know there had to be something very specific that they were going after in order to get those kinds of warrants, but we also kno

on the pitch decision to drop star players thomas muller knots huddles and jerome boa take as lead to constant criticism but also overshadowed moves attempts to build a new side with you. in fact it's the post world cup rebuilt that has given lute some of his biggest problem. the hype of lutes tenure were fueled by an exciting crop of youngsters hitting their prime and his system playing creative beautiful football after the debacle in russia a new generation was meant to take the reins but hasn't quite gotten the player. was. right. to go off. for you with the. right and you know but you know if you buy an issue. oh and just how do we move on my. eyes. if avoiding criticism was lives it didn't work. boa tank it humbles may have been in poor form but using their experience to help new talent it just would have been a safer bet especially now that luke looks likely to bring at least one of them back for the euros unless his true plan was to look tony it's into a false sense of security by removing big names from the squad only to bring them back and jeff to surprise move just before th

get them to cooperate like we saw with paul manafort for example for a while in connection with the mullernd talk about the key element here which is some level of knowledge or intent? that's really the question. donald trump is in charge of 500-plus entities within the trump organization umbrella. he can say listen i have hots of people working for me, i know nothing about this. >> the d.a.'s office has been trying to turn weisselberg into a cooperating witness for quite some time. now you have new york attorney general lee ticia james -- >> this was a clear shot across the bow from tish james. i think that statement was directed at alan weisselberg in particular. once the stakes are raised, once it becomes a criminal probe and the prospect of going to jail is on the table, people tend to evaluate their options differently. i agree with kim. prosecutors, this is a tried and true tactic that prosecutors use all the time. they are squeezing weisselberg to move up the chain to get a bigger fish. the reason this is a big deal is you don't get much of a bigger fish than alan weisselberg unless

the patrioticing front, malcolm, we know something like 33 russians were indicted, you know, the mullere who were involved in in hacking our ehekz and going after our eelection in 2016. there were indictments came from that. vladimir putin called that patriotic. what do you make of this? what are the degrees of separation of cyber criminals at work trying to extort whole regions saying if you don't give us the money we will turn off your lights and the russian operations that are official. >> to putin, mission that harms the united states is patriotic to him. you have to remember this happened before. when russia went to war against estonia and it was launched by cyber vigilantes, that shut down the country's internet. but they believe also that the russian military intelligence service followed that up. pretending to be cyber criminals and vigilantes, in vladimir putin's russia anything that is done in cyber, anything done with criminals, i mean, it's the man who bought the mafia under control, has a link to the kremlin himself. he is not going to allow this to happen where people are

and john muller, police commissioner of yonkers, new york. now district attorney rocah, before i get to ask you about issues in your county, the trial of three officers accused of helping derek chauvin kill george floyd will help determine whether the system is really capable of change. yes, mr. chauvin's conviction was noteworthy not to be reduced. but it has to be understood moving forward that facilitating this conduct will no longer be tolerated, ooerve for those who don't actively participate. and that will take more than one verdict. what are your thoughts about that? >> well, i think that's right, rev. and thanks for having us on. you know, we -- it's one of the things i think the commissioner actually is going to talk about, because i've talked a lot about it with him, which is this active bystander training for police officers. putting aside as a city d.a., it's hard for me to comment on other pending criminal case, but i will say that obviously we want to train police officers to have the ability to safely intervene when they see so

steve muller, i'd love to -- miller, i'd love to spend more time, but it's been grand. you soon. >> thank you very much, larry. larry: stay optimistic. life's till good. coming up on "kudlow," president biden signs ap an executive order arguing for, get this, more federal spending. this time calling climate change an economic threat. it's actually going to be a budge help, so i gather. i don't know, $6 trillion and rising. details when "kudlow" returns. we just can't let this slip we just can't let this slip away, it's too good to [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪♪ ♪♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. ♪ ♪ saving is easy when you're in good hands. it's the biggest thing that ever happened to small. lease the gla 250 suv for just $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. if you purchased or were enrolled in a blue cross or blue shield health insurance or administrative services plan between 2008 and

the stable is mary muller reporting from goma. now let's get you up to speed on some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour. in other nations, nuclear watchdog says iran stuff out of enrich. geranium is around 16 times the limits fit by an international record. you and also maintains tayveon has failed to explain traces the process uranium found at several undeclared side on the way on reviving the agreement, us pulled out in 2018 syria medical workers are protesting after the world health organization gave a seat on its executive board to the government of president bashar assad doesn't rallied in rebel held italy, province. they say assad is responsible for bombing clinics and hospitals during the devastating civil war. now in its year. well, the u. s. is mocking to some temporary of one of the most notorious racial atrocities in american history. in 1921, a white mob looted and burned a prosperous black neighbourhood in tulsa, oklahoma, killing as many as 300 people living 1000 con list ceremonies t

best penalty against freiburg for his 40th of the campaign to draw level with the legendary guard muller which the feet 49 years ago lewandowsky has the chance to break the record in the final league game of the season next saturday. well the late basketball legend kobe bryant has been inducted into the n.b.a. hall of fame michael jordan presented the award to bryant's widow and daughter it's a star studded class including tim duncan and kevin garnett kobe bryant died in a helicopter crash last year along with one of his daughters and 7 others. you once told me if you're going to bet on someone bet on yourself i'm glad you've been on your stuff you overachiever. you did it you're in the hall of fame now. champ you're not just an m.v.p. you're an all time great. i'm so proud of you i love you forever and always. being right. was also a memorable day for basketball in africa with the launch of a new league backed by the n.b.a. 12 teams from across the continent have qualified to play in the basketball africa league the competition has been delayed by more than a year due to the covert 19 p

back the polish strikers now building on course for the season has 2 games left to be together to muller's all time record afford. to break this record that will be something amazing for me as well because you know if you have only 34 games even in my in my situation decision that was something. i knew i have to say that i need to believe. can happen but now i have the shans and i have to be ready for this. i knew a 7 goal champion bryson just shambo took a long route to the 1st tee at his latest as and the american thought he missed the halfway cut in north carolina and flew on to dallas if that found out he'd actually qualified to play on saturday and had to fly back during the night just in time to shoot a superb a 3 under par round of 68. ok and that is all you sport for now back to our will we see you in the next news i'll get a cup about when we'll see far again with another head of sport on out to 0 i will see you in about 2 minutes time with another full bulletin to us such an amount of . the world of high frequency shared trading exposed by this engine that was basically trading i

because the special case or the conflict order soon enough, because of that, the lack of funds has muller begins. he races again telling me senior doctor visit, hold for an immediate 14 day lockdown of the country. this is short term restriction, imposed at the moment. working to do the people come out and people goof over and then they got there to get there. and then be in do spread off the infection again . so that's why you need to have a lockdown access to it without having interactions in between. the country is also struggling to vaccinated. population of 22000000 people, only approximately one percent have been fully vaccinated. so far, the government is facing criticism for mismanaging the vaccine. dr. leading to scenes like this, where anger and frustration below over they say they're trying hard to use the doses they have effectively to come to the cut and spike in cases by the highest. yeah, go ahead and be seen and they said to be to be enrolling in the patients . so that's a high paid but the next iteration of the government says it's trying to get move ac, seem not just for

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let's speak to frans muller, aldo hayes ceo.hoping for a bit more normal life, but what is the overall message you are trying to communicate today? you are increasing your guidance, but you are more cautious about the rest of the year. frans: thank you for having me, and we hope to get back to normal life as soon as we can. we came in in asymmetrically better position to our investments, online and in stores. we feel confident about the remainder of the year. that is why we also raised our eps guidance to low to mid teens , from the high single digits earlier. we also increased capacity in our online business, and that is why we think if we grow our online business, we could have a total year by 40%. mark: anna mentioned this idea of a positive outlook, but some caution. you keep making small acquisitions. do you have any ambition at some point to make a much bigger acquisition? frans: we have a very strong financial base in our company. we have made a number of smaller acquisitions in 2020, which are doing very well for us. if

i speak regularly together with tori muller of customs and border production multiple times a week. i would be very eager to and interested in receiving details with respect to the communication concerns you referenced. >> mr. secretary should be conveying that information to ice. i should be in semi- tracking the individual or family units and whether or not they have met and what director johnson is told is just a few weeks ago that is not happening. they are out of custody. do you believe your department anytime should be able to actually identify an illegal immigrant in this country were the department is processed and released into the country? >> i'm not sure i understand your question. [inaudible] come to this processor should be able to know where they are, we should be able to track them if they are in this country illegally. >> to know and track more than 11 million undocumented individuals in the united states? >> we have no idea it mr. secretary paid this is a direct response one of our earlier questions, how many are specifically in iowa? once they are in the border we