>> myers. >> what is your birthday? >> may 29, 1931. >> where were you born? >> in idaho in owyhee county, idaho. that's near jordan valley on the oregon/idaho line. >> owyhee? >> yes. >> that's the indian name. >> that's the indian name. i don't know what it means. probably beautiful country. >> tell me about your family when you were growing up. >> well, i grew up on a cattle ranch about five miles south of the jordan valley, and my mother was born in east europe. she was austrian. my father was an old cowboy whose ancestry goes back to the neptune in 1622 that arrived in charleston, south carolina, and his descendants served in the revolutionary war and were original founders of tennessee, the city of new port. then came to missouri and then in 1841 migrated to california. an old man of 62 brought his 12 grandchildren out to california. and -- >> how about your siblings? >> my siblings, i have one in reno who runs a computer store. he owns it. and i have another that's in san francisco. he manages an apartment for seniors. and i have a daughter and another

. >> thesentrom reshers like usc professor dow myers who studies demographic trends. >> the trouble is, we over shot. dropped it down too much. >> it was predicted to have peaked in 2064 and then fall by a billion people by the end of the century. the reason? fewer babies. here in the u.s., in fact, we are already below the so-called replacement level by some measures and that means fewer young people to support our otherwise aging population. >> that's a crisis, we need to have enough working age people to carry the load of the seniors who deserve their retirement. they deserve all of their entitlements and they are going to live out another 30 years. nobody in the history of the globe has had so many older people to deal with. >>> and the pandemic is only making this problem worse. despite early jokes that more families staying home together might mean more babies. >> when we thought, oh, we would see a baby boom. we have not seen it. >> the doctor is chair of the department of gynocology and obstetrics, he said patients are worried about not only their health but finances. you are h

the guerrilla moms decided to find out what matt myer was up to. they posted a video of him walking his own child to a private preschool. myer was caught. hard to imagine anything more offensive. he didn't apologize. he said his own kid had no options. quote, they're not public schools for kids their age. that's true. but it's true because of people like matt myer and because of journalists who aren't anywhere near as useful as a few anonymous moms with a camera in california. who ever you are, god bless you. this may be the biggest health crisis. falling testosterone levels and falling sperm counts which may make it impossible to continue the human race. why is this happening? probably because of chemicals in our environment. according to one scientist sperm count in the western world have dropped 59% between 1973 and 2011. at this pace, sperm counts will reach zero by 2045. no one talks about this. everybody should be. we're beginning with a fox news medical contributor. doctor, thank you very much for coming on. why is this not the biggest story

premise of what i'm talking about here you're buying calls in carnival and ford and gm and bristol-myers, in boeing which carl was just talking about. the stock's up a lot and not that long a period of time, either delta air lines, among others. talk to me yeah, well, you know, scott, it's just the direction where a lot of the activity we follow and what we're seeing here is the tech sell-off and what we are seeing as the rates are going up and the other areas of the market going up with that. the stuff is going down when you look deeper underneath the hood, you will see the names that have incredibly high valuations, scott or no valuation and they're just off into the the stratosphere and we've been trading on the premise for a long period of time and you take a look at the docusigns of the world and the zooms and from where they were at their highs to where they are now and you can see a dramatic pullback in many of those areas. if we are going to re-open and i am one of those guys that is onboard especially with what we've seen in the states and the re-open trade is something that is

rabbi jeffrey myers serves at the synagogue where 11 people were shot dead.he church in charleston, he was one of 9 that were killed. rabbi, i will start with you. 11 people were killed in the attack on your synagogue, i remember talking to you in the days after. what has it been like to carry that with you every day. to carry the knowledge that there are americans out there that view you, jews, as a problem that needed to be solved somehow with violence? >> well, thank you for having me, anderson, it's a great question. i grew up with anti-semitism as a child, so it's not new to me. nor is it new to jews in america. in some regard, it's the world's oldest disease. it's been in existence since jewss have been in existence, which days back millenia. it's not new. what is different is that an individual will resort to such an extreme way to express their hatred of the semitism exists though. i wish i can say it is something that's not. >> andrew, after you lived through the trauma of losing two family members, two of them in that horrific el paso shooting and n

myers leonard admitted using the word as he played call of duty. he insisted he didn't know what the word meant at the time but his ignorance was no excuse. he is out with a shoulder injury. the heat issued a statement saying he will be away from the team indefinitely as the league investigates. >>> a warning from florida after this rider drove his motorcycle over a moving drawbridge. the message from law enforcement, be safe and smarter than this guy. >>> coming up, divided by race but united by blood. >> the extraordinary story of the alabama black magruders and the plot of land that gave new hope to generations of descendants. you're watching "world news now." now." [spoken] ♪ ♪ >>> this morning, we're hearing of the stunning story from a 95-year-old native of alabama. she grew up in the same house as her own family members who had survived slavery. >> her name is ms. lucille. that's just the start of her story as we heard on "soul of a nation." >> my mother said, listen to this. if you ever go anywhere in your life, and you see the name magrude

i produced nice ass there commented to me and then myers holes doubled i got 70 bucks more. from there i always got on the fold and this has helped me to be able to acquire. from tractor which is helping my production. just shoot conlin expanded from small to medium scale likely culture for the village it isn't quite there yet but she's well on her way. and new technologies can sometimes help the environment and healthier so why shouldn't we use them and this also applies to the energy supply but you know about this green shore sundra one example is blocking a fossil the country has difficulty reaching its letters the needs schools and medical centers in rural areas are especially hard heat off years ago our european union reports highlighted decentralization on a more sustainable energy mix as possible solutions and now things in the west african country seem to be moving in that direction. this in a kit in this roof is reliable and doesn't require much maintenance on my give us is 2000 your investment was money well spent for him and his family he had to save up for a very

myers echoes what many experts say 0 emission vehicles are becoming more and more popular tesla market leader with around $500000.00 cars sold last year now his series rivals ford g.m. and of the u.s. comedy cures are giving chase we haven't seen a lot of advertising marketing yet from our major automotive manufacturers i think that's going to change making email below the mainstream and commercializing it as soon as possible this is where the germans want to come in with a double whammy firstly. is now seen as a if not the top competitor to tesla experts think v.w. will quickly be able to produce high quality electrical vehicles from him. american market and on a global scale but. the 1st and furrow minder of the top story we're following for you. a new round of restrictions after germany fails for event a 3rd wave of the pandemic german leaders agree a circuit breaking hard lock down over eastern. migrant workers europe's main packing industry. thousands of romanians come to germany to earn a decent living. and on the romanian job market the gap is filled by asian person via social d

but brian myers adopted her. >> i thought, let me give this dog a chance, she is beautiful and i feltrough her issueissues. >> reporter: so you felt you were saving her? >> yes, i was lucky to have her had the night i had the stroke. when i stood up, i fell straight down. >> reporter: brian lives alone. >> and my cell phone was over there. >> reporter: so sadie was his only hope. >> i grabbed her collar and she pulled me out of this space here. >> reporter: pulled him all the way across the room to his phone. >> as far as i know, she has never been trained as a service dog or anything. >> reporter: how do you explain it? >> i can't. >> reporter: meghan thinks she can. she said rescue dogs are often incredibly loyal. >> you have a dog who has lost something, all the dogs have lost a family, a person, or they nver had that. when they make that connection, you are their world. >> reporter: brian said sadie does the constantly track him and she was at her post when he needed her most. >> reporter: he was rushed to the hospital and spent a couple of weeks in the treatment and rehab. and ju

in fort myers, florida... >> we're just a lot more relaxed down here, a lot less people wearing masks. >> reporter: and at bike week in daytona beach, people like chris abbuhl from michigan looking for an escape. >> it's nice to get down here and not feel like you're being ordered to do what you want to do. >> reporter: and in san diego, michael mccarthy surprised his 99-year-old vaccinated mother, eileen, at her nursing home, finally able to embrace. >> how you doing, mom? >> i love you. >> it's been so long! >> reporter: they marked the moment with a waltz. >> one, two, three. oe, two, three. >> reporter: so many people have been waiting for moments like that one. even with reopenings, health officials say californians should not let their guard down. adriana. >> diaz: danya bacchus in los angeles, thank you. about 2.2 million shots are being administered every day now. eligibility varies widely by state, and some have found success skipping the wait list, but is it ethical? cbs' charlie de mar explains. >> do you know what time the last appointments are? >> reporter: the line outsi

erin myers with our sister station ktla joining us live with more on the story good morning. aaron.ood morning james yeah, this bear was definitely having quite an adventure last night and so are the residents here many many people came out to get a glance they had their phones. their cameras trying to take pictures now we know that there it was on this street here behind me at some point you can see it running actually in helicopters were overhead so we do have some video we can show you of that as the bear made its way into various backyards know residence they came out in droves, we could see them following the bear as well trying to get those pictures now we know was seen around 1030 last night in this neighborhood on the street were on and actually one street over as i said some people they were really just following it through the neighborhood they were keeping their distance though others a little more they were peeking through their windows. police were called out and they were throughout the helicopters as i said they searched above trying to find out where this bear was go

is among the old saving myers. lingo over whether the astra zeneca so you can cause it's blood clots as you go to say some patients or counseling appointments for the job despite the european medicines agency giving it the all clear. to us and of health admits to pressuring brazil. to russia has. seen days before the 1st infectious brazilian strain of corona virus was detected in.

on counting the coles myer draggy save the euro but can he turn around italy's struggling economy. and the oil rich maybe as unified government you know the war told he's done west including the country to central banks and chile rethinks china's investments counting the cost on al-jazeera. on march 15th 2019 new zealand's sense of security was shattered when 51 people were shot dead in 2 christchurch mosques another 40 wounded for those who lost loved ones finding ways to deal with the trauma is crucial. they could it is the pressure i know i will never probably be totally but somehow. it will lead to a kiddie. for some of the injured the atrocity set them on a new path what happened then question came in a motivation. to serve my country. 2 years on 101 east returns to christchurch to join survivors on their journey of recovery. 6 1 was. going to keep going. when a gunman began shooting at a christchurch mosque it was packed with worship as attending the friday service. mostafa found himself in the firing line running for his life despite a bullet in his leg he came across a boy

host: fort myers florida independent good morning. >>caller: thank you for taking my call. i hope you give me a little time because i'm making a comparison. i was born into world war ii i was barely seven when we came to this country. you have to have a sponsor in the united states to pay for everything. your trip over here, your lodging, food and medical until you can stand on your own 2 feet not even the poor jews could come over. they had to go through the same process. so america, this is nothing new. as far as children goes, i never had a passport. i had to be in my father's. if i would have gotten lost know when would have known whom i belong to. i don't understand why we can't have something similar like a sponsorship? and another thing i think about. >> let's focus on that aspect. >> absolutely. this is something we have suggested at the cato institute the biden administration adopt a private refugees sponsorship model so people in the united states can voluntarily choose to sponsor someone who wants to come to this country legally whether from central america or el

myers echoes what many experts say 0 emission vehicles are becoming more and more popular tesla market leader with around 500000 car sold last year now has serious rivals for g.m. and other u.s. carmakers are giving chase we haven't seen a lot of advertising marketing yet from our major automotive manufacturers i think that's going to change making evil bill of the mainstream and commercialising it as soon as possible this is where the germans want to come in with a double whammy firstly. is now seen as a if not the top competitor to tesla experts think v.w. will quickly be able to produce high quality electrical vehicles for the american market and on a global scale. but to work the infrastructure needs to catch up we don't have enough infrastructure we're behind europe on infrastructure and here is where like to fight merica aka for once to strike again the company is working on building one of the largest electrical charging networks in the us their goal to set up $800.00 charging stations with up to $3500.00 fast charges by the end of this year that means expanding in dozens of big

myer, extra effort to push that puck in. 2-1 now.er play one last chance as time expires, but kane didn't get much on that. 2-1 vegas the final. >>> nfl free agency started today. big money thrown around all over the place. the 49ers will sign edge rusher sampson who spent four years with the rams. best ability is availability, he didn't miss a game for four years. richard sherman is pected tothea varette is staying.healthy,he'se and the raider defense needs all kinds of help. the raiders will be his fourth team in three seasons after the jags, vikings, and ravens. >>> and the ncaa women's basketball tournament bracket came out today. stanford a one seed in the alamo region. they open against >>> abc 7 has launched new streaming apps, so wherever you can, you can ge newscasts, breaking news, weather, and more. just search abc 7 bay area and download it for free. >>> all right, that's our report. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. right now on jimmy kimmel, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"!

>>making babies to professor del myers is an expert on demographics and population change.says 300,000 fewer americans will impact far more than the economy and education, rubble sue the system because in 20 years later that that smaller cohort well now right and working age and you got fewer people coming into the workforce and with baby boomers aging out of the workforce, the imbalance will become bigger with fewer paying taxes and supporting the social security system there he kid born today. is twice as valuable as a child born before 1985. because when they get to be working age. they're going to be joining this ratio and they're going to be vitally important. so the missing 3,000 people. we're going to put past a burden on all the other working age people. >>time for sports. it's the moment, sports fans have been waiting for since this time last year the chance to watch your favorite teams in person. >>sort of hard to even remember what that's like. but today, california officials said the beginning april first fans can attend outdoor sporting events in limited capaci

private myers came to his aid and alerted him it was time to get out. jack stay there, treating the wounded until the very end, jack was able to make it to meghan lines after several days. during the battle, frank myers took command of the group of survivors and did a commendable job. he likes others had completed an advanced infantry course i ronald reagan solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of the united states will, protect, defend the constitution of the united states. this is 40 8:40. i want to start by thanking our guest for joining us today it's a real honor to be with this group. men and women who witnessed history up close. fortunately lived to talk about it, and who i am sure join me and thanking god that some very talented doctors for saving the lives of ronald reagan and the lives of some of those with him almost 40 years to the day. we have come together because the reagan foundation and institute is commemorating -- dates in 2021. all important reminders that 40 years have passed since one reagan became america's 40th

surprised some people by not dealing him before yesterday's trade deadline today, team president bob myers addressed their plans for the first goal is to win the game tonight and then try to. >> due to all the rest of the season and then evaluate everything after that. but kelly has done a great job. >> he's been kind of rumor since he showed up a little bit as we're going to keep him or not keep them. and he's done a good job of just playing basketball and those ane conversations will have like i for the rules promise. anything. but we like kelly and we love to be able to see him in our future plans. but that's 4, 5, 6, months away and and we'll see what happens with us. and obviously it takes to so that that decision we made online. >> the sharks are also in action tonight. there in arizona to take on the coyote is and it's a chance for san jose to put a little winning streak together. they took 2 in a row from the kings benefit. can win tonight will be just the second time this season. they've won 3 in a row. but we've also got to think about rest. the schedule is about to get through t

it's safe to open now directly addressing the controversy surrounding his child attending school that myers sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part quote my 2 year-old does attend preschool but fortunately there are public options for kids her age. there are significant differences in running a small preschool and ready a public school district of all those 9 to 500 students in terms of size facilities public health guidance and services that legally have to be provided unquote the superintendent of the berkeley unified school district released a statement it reads in part quote yesterday i became aware that it did not have this individual in our community posted a video of the president of our teachers union taking his 2 year-old daughter to her school. regrettably this video which invades the privacy of a family in our school community, it targets one of our educators has already appeared in the press it goes on to say nothing is served by treating members of our community including our teachers in the teacher who represents them as their union president as the enemy of quote however g

myer, extra effort to push that puck in. 2-1 now.rks late power play one last chance as time expires, but kane didn't get much on that. 2-1 vegas the final. >>> nfl free agency started today. big money thrown around all over the place. the 49ers will sign edge rusher sampson who spent four years with the rams. best ability is availability, he didn't miss a game for four years. richard sherman is hethy,he'sve and the raider defense needs all kinds of help. the raiders will be his fourth team in three seasons after the jags, vikings, and ravens. >>> and the ncaa women's basketball tournament bracket came out today. stanford a one seed in the alamo region. they open against great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> abc 7 has launched new streaming apps, so wherever you can, you can get

china and the most recent focal point for that is really and the china australia relationship of so myers really perked up when i heard secretary blinken you know focused on that set of issues the other is related to values i think are familiar there are areas of deep disagreement in many cases because china has tried to delineate them as internal issues but they are definitely part of a deepening values competition between the u.s. and china more broadly melinda are countries in the region the hopeful that a reset in the relationship between the u.s. and china would really work in their favor. i think each country has to be thinking that that's in their national interest i think that i think some of the smaller countries around the periphery of china are concerned about how it's going to play out. it it's a it this is there's a profound difference here in terms of how beit beijing and washington each look at this relationship. 11 side china takes a very very long term view whereas in washington you can't really predict much more than 4 years ahead of time which is why we've got this stra

. >> and seth myers got some special support.as joined by his parents as he virtually accepted the reward for best talk show. i know his show did especially well adapting to all the covid challenges, doing all those shows closer looks that are really popular from his parents house. and they were there. >>> still ahead a wedding announcement from one of the> ae history on jeopardy? ur o i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back to your true self. -play ball! enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell

it's safe to open now directly addressing the controversy surrounding his child attending school bet myers sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part quote my 2 year-old does attend preschool but fortunately there are public options for kids her age. there are significant differences in running a small preschool and ready a public school district of all those 9 to 500 students in terms of size facilities public health guidance and services that legally have to be provided unquote the superintendent of the berkeley unified school district released a statement it reads in part quote yesterday i became aware that it is not of this individual in our community posted a video of the president of our teachers union taking his 2 year-old daughter to her school. regrettably this video which invades the privacy of a family in our school community, it targets one of our educators has already appeared in the press it goes on to say nothing is served by treating members of our community including our teachers and the teacher who represents them as their union president as the enemy of quote however gor

it's safe to open now directly addressing the controversy surrounding his child attending school that myers sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part quote my 2 year-old does attend preschool but fortunately there are public options for kids her age. there are significant differences in running a small preschool and ready a public school district of all those 9 to 500 students in terms of size facilities public health guidance and services that legally have to be provided unquote the superintendent of the berkeley unified school district released a statement it reads in part quote yesterday i became aware that it did not have this individual in our community posted a video of the president of our teachers union taking his 2 year-old daughter to her school. regrettably this video which invades the privacy of a family in our school community hit targets, one of our educators has already appeared in the press it goes on to say nothing is served by treating members of our community including our teachers in the teacher who represents them as their union president has to be a quote however gori

part of the presidential cabinet, henry el stimson, had the national guard on standby in nearby fort myers in virginia. so, when the crowd got really unruly and started to basically man-handling and being aggressive towards the suffragists, that's when they literally called in the cavalry from virginia and had that group called and served as the protectors of the suffragists. it was quite dramatic in that sense, the suffragists were not expecting these huge, huge crowds. but, they did upstage president wilson because the next day was his inaugural speech for his first term as president. almost nobody showed up to his speech. he asked, where is everybody? he was told all the spectators came out the deal before the see the suffragists. on my, left on your right, if the official program for women's suffrage. you can see, this is one of four existing programs that remain from the parade. and you can see how there is the art figures, she is in this purple robe which is the cover -- color of royalty. she is walking down in front of the capital, presumably in pennsylvania avenue with her trumpet

myers, and they were having trouble making friends. >> so they posted flyers inviting everyone to their's always funny to see a sign on the table that says free beer just to get people to stop and turn their head if they were driving by saying, what did that sign just say? >> it worked. they have several new friends but i'm pretty sure some are like, do you have any ipas, dark beer, light beer? >>> a stroke of luck almost turned into a nightmare in tennessee. >> nick slotten hit a lottery jackpot, more than a million dollars but lost the winning power ball ticket -- was it a powerball ticket? it fell out of his pocket while he was running errands. >> but he carefully retraced steps and guess what, found the ticket on the ground in the parking lot outside a store. >> jackpot. >>> finally a very pricey piece of porcelain. >> we told you earlier about a bowl someone bought at a yard sale in connecticut for $35. it turned out to be from the 15th century china. >> and best part it just sold at auction for $721,000. talk about a return on investment. >> i'm going to go raid my grandma's china

on counting the coles myer draggy so you can he turn around between the struggling economy. and the oil rich maybe as unified governments uniting the war told east and west including the country's central banks and chile rethinks china's investment counting the cost on al-jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we do we revisit places in the state. really invest in that and that's a privilege as a journalist. the the on. the back is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera high level talks between the u.s. and china have ended after an unusually heated public confrontation secretary of state anthony blinken says the 2 sides were fundamentally at odds over a number of issues the french prime minister has received the astra zeneca vaccine after european regulators the clear it's safe but paris and 16 other regions are going back into a months long lockdown just hours from now. and brazil's president is taking several of his country states to court in a bid to overturn that lock down restrictions that's this bright new case number is hitting a record high of

a leap from my lap i mean that sounds very you know of science fiction it's myers and a man you forms and many variations and there you can remember actually as you know it was used by the trumpet ministration to justify all manner of rhetoric from washington what do you think say what happened in the suez canal in the past few days tells us about the danger of trade wars and the interconnectedness of different countries is this was how one or more of our our transportation are and also the literally on top the international routes of those strategic channels and. you know the transition is so so important so that as a cause the war what so i think that west. just imagine if it's in. conflict time of war time that it would be disastrous so i think that means you know we should really cherish the peace and we should really say on peace and we should really more than a jew political conflict and we should really i meant tend to train posterity and trade the flow as it should be so that we can maintain. to measures of countries all together in a country international trade and we can rea

how to be supportive of of small businesses and make sure the business under the letteredship of db myers fill of lot they have in california and working with advocates like the in child poverty now aluns and others to make sure california is california for all. as the governor has been saying throughout his time in office. >> now, you know something about mobility and opportunity. you were born to a teenage mom. dad was in prison. you grew up poor in stockton went to stockton on a scholar high pressure ran for city councils after your cousin was sadly shot to death. do those persons shape you and influence you as you tackle the new chlg. >> a million percent. i think the experiences spadly are quite normal in parts of the state. and they have really important experiences to realize the issue isn't with people. that the issue with the povrpt isn't the people in poverty. it's the fact that we have structures that allow so much wealth and so much poverty. it's those persons and lessons that really motivate the work and let me know that it's important that we invest in all people and that we

david skinner is with oakland's myers nav, a law firm and says they aren't rushing to return herd immunity is theoretical. but for a law firm. we need to make sure it's real before we allow everybody come back. east bay mud also says about 150 essential workers at the oakland headquarters will continue coming in. but even with orange tear, it could be summer before all 700 employees moved back. our employees are scheduled to continue telecommuting until june. 17 some business owners have concerns about loosening restrictions too quickly or reopening to full capacity. i'm not very comfortable with the idea of 100% helen dean owns the two safari in alameda and says half capacity still feels crowded. i feel a little better knowing that more people are vaccinated that air coming in here and that even the children seem to have gotten the idea of wearing the masks at the alameda theater. plans are to place patrons skipping every other row. we're really excited to get to see your open. it's been over a year now we've been closed. alameda county health officials say it's still critically important

of science fiction is myers and amanda forms and many variations and there you can remember actually as you know it was used by the trumpet ministration to justify all manner of rhetoric from washington what do you think say what happened in the suez canal in the past few days tells us about the danger of trade wars and the interconnectedness of different countries is this is how one or more of our our transportation are and also the literally on top the international routes on those strategic channels and. you know the transition is so so important so that as a cause the war on so so i think that west. just imagine if it's in. conflict time of war time that it would be disastrous so i think that means you know we should really cherish the peace and we should really say on peace and we should really more in any jew political conflict and we should really i meant tend to trade posterity and trade the flow as it should be so that we can maintain their. interest in many years of countries all together and a country among international trade and we can really secure a better life for all

man myers military has accused denson suchi of accepting bribes while in office and army spokesman made the allegations against the country's ousted leader in a televised media briefing so that she was detained after being deposed in a military coup last month's silence louis is following developments from kuala lumpur a spokesman one of the 1st and few talked about was that the military expressed regret and they were sorry for the loss of lives and he said about 164 protesters had been killed during the protests and it's worth pointing out that this number is much smaller than the number given by an advocacy group that's been tracking deaths and attentions since the coup the assistance association for political prisoners says 260 more than 200 at least 261 people have been killed and more than 2300 people have been detained since the coup on the 1st of february now and then the myanmar military also went on to. in a way trying to shore up support for their case against their democratically elected leader aung sun suu kyi if you remember she was charged with breaching import export laws

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on counting the coles myer draggy save the euro but can he turn around italy's struggling economy. kind of oil rich maybe a unified government you know the war told he's done west including the country's central banks and chile rethinks china's investment counting the cost on al-jazeera . for afghans with ties to international organizations. this rate has never been greater. left exposed by the withdrawal of foreign troops . may be the path to safety. but alienation makes home feel ever further away a. part of the viewfinder is a series on al-jazeera. to. be a. coronavirus restrictions trigger resistance across europe as countries brace for another wave of infections while in brazil's biggest city police are breaking up parties to try to contain private 1000 outbreaks. hello there on the stasi a tan is out of their life and are also coming a plea from an opposition leader as people go to the polls and republic.

on counting the coles myer draggy save the euro but can he turn around italy's struggling economy. and the oil rich libya's unified government uniting the war told peace don west including the country's central banks and chile rethinks china's investor. counting the cost on al-jazeera. your charges are of me so robbed in doha a reminder of our top news stories that is in the republic of congo voting for the next president then a sus or so is expected to extend his 36 years in power 7 people are vying for the top job but some opposition candidates are either in jail or have refused to stand malcolm webb has more from a polling station in the capital placerville this polling station within a thrall in the capital brazzaville this with more handful of people.

host: fort myers, florida, this is mary. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i hope you give me a little time here because i am making a comparison. i was born into world war ii. i was barely seven when we came to this country. there was a quota system, and you had to have a sponsor in the united states to pay for everything. your trip over here, your lodgings, and everything. food, medical, until you were able to stand on your own two feet. and not even the poor jews could come over. they had to go through the same process. so america, this is nothing new. also, as far as children goes, i never had a passport. i had to be on my father's. so if i would have gotten lost, no one would have known whom i belonged to. the other thing is i don't understand why we can't have something similar, a sponsorship . another thing that i think about -- host: well, mary, let's focus on that aspect >> -- on that aspect. guest: absolutely. this is something we have suggested at the cato institute that the biden adminstration adopt, a private refugee sponsorship model so that pe

on counting the coles myer draggy. turnaround between the struggling economy. and the oil rich maybe a unified government you know the war told he's done west including the country's central banks and chile rethinks china's investment counting the cost on al-jazeera . most clearly. after egypt's revolution. something. on al-jazeera world. as the sun goes down telling the world is a very challenging place to work as a journalist you're always. part of the plan from always on the love we are the one traveling the extra mile there are the media the world we go there and we give them a story. this is al jazeera. with a check on your world headlines countries across europe are imposing restrictions to cope with another surge in corona virus infections 16 regions in france including paris are among those returning to lockdown for at least 4 weeks rio de janeiro has closed its famous beaches this weekend intensive care units in brazil near 100 percent capacity argentina has imposed restrictions on chile is reporting new infection rates close to record highs lie.

more news for you here and i was here after listening post next on counting the coles myer. turnaround italy's struggling economy. and the oil rich libya's unified government you know the war told he's done west including the country's central banks and chile rethinks china's investor. counting the cost on al-jazeera. trying to. tell how to. try to. twist the truth to say i'm done. i'll. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported here are the stories we're examining this week me and mark the opposition movement that refuses to go away and is providing news material the mainstream media either won't show or cannot show complete with a soundtrack from the street. and britain braces for a broadcast news formula born in america and russia alexei navalny locked up in prison yet still managing to get the word out. it's been almost 7 weeks now since me and mars' military took power in a coup d'etat deposing the democratically elected government of on song suchi with the resistance refusing to give up an

on counting the coles myer a druggie save the euro but can he turn around the struggling economy. of the oil rich libya's unified government you know the war told east and west including the country's central banks and chile rethinks the best. counting the cost on al-jazeera. as prime minister narendra modi's government cracks down on dissent can india still call itself the largest democracy on earth. i'm marc lamont hill also on the show anger and desperation is mounting in lebanon over a financial and political meltdown the country is hurtling toward collapse what can be done to stop it that's our debate but 1st india's growing crackdown on dissent including farmers' protests internet shutdowns online censorship and the jailing of activists is ringing authoritarian alarm bells is democracy being dismantled and the ranger modi's india at last this week's headliner national spokesperson for the ruling by the t a janata party. thank you so much for joining me on outfront thank you very much. india has long been touted as the world's largest democracy but in recent years under prime

really low anything except for when it's personally if they call on andrew probably resigned and joe myers next he will have that you might have to remind us about our reads allegations i guess why do you think most media even fox news i think lately they're just not interested in the allegations against joe biden. well the allegations that terry has alleged are serious is very serious you know there are levels of tribulation and it's fine it's very high up there is joe biden when she was working for a man as a senate staffer the 1st same way allegedly when she's interviewing for her job was walk by her in the hallway look at her legs say oh nice legs higher and that's because do you replay every single thing that happened that led up to the moment where joe biden you know assaulted her eyelashes and. cares if it's fox news who cares you know the new york times is the fox news of the liberals they had any of who was at the time his spokesperson buying stocks person jury selection and who was also the head of time. at the organization i suppose the late champions and you know when it ends a