marshal to hold the adult africans in custody in a new haven jail.ered that antonio and three young girls purchased as slaves in cuba be held in custody to serve as witnesses. the testimony held both civil and criminal questions. some of them were held to the district of connecticut and set a date for the u.s. district court to hear the sailors salvage claim. the judiciary act of 1789 establish both district and circuit court for the federal judicial system. among the powers granted to district courts was the authority to hear cases involving maritime commerce and the trade laws of the new nation. in the amistad case, the connecticut district court was be responsible for hearing all property related to the ship and its cargo. circuit court, which operated from 1789 to 1911 were also trial courts that exercised jurisdiction over most federal crimes over disputes over citizens of different states and overall but the smallest cases in which the federal government was a party of. they also heard some appeals from the district courts. the circuit court in

in new haven, we have nizar messari, he is an associate professor of international studies at al akhawaynity. also from sao paulo, we have claudio couto, who is a political scientist and also associate professor at the jetulio vargas foundation. welcome to you all, gentlemen. nizar messari, i want to start with you. what do you think the president is trying to achieve with this reshuffle? >> well, one of his main objectives is to establish himself to keep being president until the next elections. so there are attempts of impeaching him, as you said in your introduction note, and by driving this reshuffle, and then by bringing a key ally to his government. he wants to confirm his alliance with the central to avoid any attempt of impeaching him. so this is, from my point of view, his main objective. an alternative objective is to allow him to counter the narrative that is being driven by the covid inquiry commision at the senate. one of the very indirect consequences of this reshuffle is that his son will be sitting as a potential participant in the commision, and this will allow him to def

and in new haven, connecticut, we have nissan massaging. he's an associate professor that international studies that are queen university and also from south palo. we have claudio cotto is a political scientist. he's also associate professor. these are truly vargas foundation. welcome to you all gentlemen. this, i'm sorry, i want to start with you. what do you think the president is trying to achieve with this re shuffle? well, one of his main objective is to establish and solve for to keep. the president entered the next 2 elections. so there are attempt of impeaching him, as you said, in your introduction notes by dr. industry shuffle. and then by bringing in a t r to get out to his government, he wants to confirm his alliance with what is called in brazil said go to avoid the near term of impeaching. and so because my from my point of view, the main, he's main objective, an alternative objective is to allow him to counsel more effectively the narrative that is being driven by the coven inquiry commission of a defendant. one of the very d

louis, pennsylvania, great town, new haven, connecticut, jersey city and new york, multiple boroughs,the quad cities, phoenix, and philadelphia and i would just say this very quickly. portland is a tremendous foodtown. i had the best salad i've ever had in my entire life there, but to say portland is the number one for pizza? i don't know. >> shannon: no, no, where talk about pizza and you're talking about best salad you've ever had. where is your favorite -- where is your favorite pizza? >> my favorite pizza has still got to be new haven, connecticut. i love new haven, it's a historic place to go, i had probably the best pizza ever, how about you? >> shannon: tampa, florida. it lived there for a few years, where i practiced law. sally o'neill's and kathy's, two of the best pizza places in the entire world, haven't found ones i like better. >> do you like chicago or you and new york style or chicago style? >> shannon: that's the thing, kathy's down in florida is chicago style. amazing. sally o'neill's is more than new york style, both of them covered in one town. >> can't go wrong eit

flood waters rushing through new haven, connecticut. we showed you some of this in new york city over the last 24 hours last night here. parts of the subway system under water. the question, what comes next? across much of this country, the dangerous heat moving in. troubling lake levels already. we have it all covered. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano tonight with the latest track. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the sun broke out here in the afternoon in rhode island, but the surf is still quite high. already elsa is over 100 miles east of boston. the rest of the map is a mess. we have more severe weather heading through d.c., down across i-10 from st. louis to nebraska. severe weather threat in through the early evening. and the heat's going to be the big story through the weekend. look at all these excessive heat warnings. dangerous heat wave across part of the west. some of these big cities will be threatening all-time record highs. vegas, 117, potentially. peaking in salt lake city sunday and monday. another d

and during the court trial, they said that they were ignorant of the cyber bullying new haven from they said that they actions and the things that they had said were foolish. now the court decided that 11 of them were guilty and it's given them suspended sentences of between 4 and 6 months. they've also been ordered to patient compensation to miller, of around 1500 years, as well as contributing around a 1000 years each to her legal costs. as a result of this latest case for me, le, outside the court, she said that this was to some extent of victory when we won and will win again. what i want that the people who harass, who threatened death and who inside suicide to demand from social media. i never want the victims to be blamed again. and like i said in my book, chances with us to put supporters of milan to say that despite these sentences, it doesn't change the fact that her life has been stolen from her such a young age. because of the fact she does now need this constant police protection now many who were insulted by her videos were angered by them and made those comments. but the

and our returning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... whose 2-day cash winnings total of "jeopardy!"--robin roberts. right back at you. right back at you. thank you, johnny gilbert. [sighs] i had a great respect for alex trebek long before stepping in as a guest host, but having now been here for the week, it has exceeded what i thought of him. i began the week his spirit is still very present, and that's because of all the people behind the scenes who carry on his legacy and love for you who watch and play so welcome matt, john, and rachel. what do you say? let's play "jeopardy!" here are your categories... ♪ matt, you're the returning champion. let's do carter, $800. matt. what is...transportation? i'm sorry, that's incorrect.

let's meet today's contestants-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut...rom lawrence, kansas... and our returning champion-- a traffic engineer from boise, idaho... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"--robin roberts. hey, josh. oh, thank you, one and all, and thank you, johnny gilbert. you know, being here, gonna share a little secret. it's bringing back some great memories po it's bringing back we would watch "jeopardy!" while doing "sportscenter," okay? and we would even time our commercial breaks to watch final jeopardy! where my colleague bob ley would often, well, yeah, he--he kind of beat us pretty badly there. but another person who is pretty darn good at final jeopardy! is our reigning champion, josh saak, in fact, he's been winning since the beginning of my week. am i a little bit of a good luck charm maybe here? -i hope so. -i don't know. i don't know, elizabeth and matt might have something to say about that. so let's get to it and take a look at the categories. here they are. ♪ now each response will

and our returning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... whose 3-day cash winnings totalst of "jeopardy!"--levar burton! thank you, johnny. as a long-time viewer of the show, i am thrilled to have the opportunity to guest host "jeopardy!" and i'm proud to be here to honor alex's legacy. i'm gonna do my best to ensure that these talented "jeopardy!" contestants enjoy their moment here as well. welcome, matt, patrick, and kathleen. are you ready? good. let's play "jeopardy!" and here are the categories... and finishing with... each response will have the letters "m-u-l" in it. matt, you're returning champion. you get to select first. history for $1,000. a tool of mariners by the 1400s, this instrument painted navigation by determining the position of the sun and other stars. matt. -what's astrolabe? -that's correct. workplaces, $1,000.

we go to new haven for a special performance in our "saturday session." so much more is all ahead. >>> we begin this morning with a new and dangerous chapter in the pandemic. alarming concerns about the sharp increase in the number of covid cases in the u.s. for the first time since january, infections are up in all states. some of the most populous counties in california are returning to indoor mask mandates. this as new cases over the past week surged 69%. hospitalizations are up 36%, and deaths have increased 26%. the centers for disease control says unvaccinated americans are driving these numbers, accounting for nearly all deaths and almost all of the hospitalizations. michael george has the latest. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. the rise in cases is giving new urgency to efforts to get people vaccinated, especially because half of all new cases are from the fast-spreading delta variant, and some places safety mandates that were rolled back just a month ago are now being reinstated. starting tonight, masks will be required to b

and our returning champion-- a ph.d. student from new haven, connecticut... whose 5-day cash winnings guest host of "jeopardy!"-- levar burton! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. our champion, matt amodio, has been winning since i began guest-hosting and he has become a 5-time champion just on yesterday's show. will he make it six today? or will amanda and saya begin their own winning streak? let's start finding out in the "jeopardy!" round, players. here are your categories... followed by... next... and... matt, you are our champion. you get to select first. fiction, $1,000. - amanda. - who is kristin hannah? - yes. - fiction for $800. - matt. - what's "under the dome"? correct. international food & drink, $1,000.

in new haven, connecticut, water was seen spouting from manhole covers. and in the new york city region, downpours flooded subways and streets. president biden today pressed russia's president vladimir putin to "take action" to disrupt ransomware attacks emanating from russia. the leaders spoke for an hour by phone in the wake of a string of cyberattacks linked to russian hackers that paralyzed u.s. businesses. mr. biden warned that the u.s. will "defend its people and its critical infrastructure." president biden also signed an executive order today aimed at curbing the anti-competitive practices of big businesses. it includes 72 actions and recommendations to boost wages and increase consumer protections. before a signing ceremony at the white house, the president said that the order targets abusive actions by monopolies. >> capitalism without competition isn't capitalism. it's exploitation. without healthy competition, big players can change and charge whatever they want, and treat you however they want. and for too many americans, that means accepting

and our returning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... whose 4-day cash winnings totals the guest host of "jeopardy!"--levar burton! thank you, johnny gilbert. guest hosting "jeopardy!" is such an honor for me, but the best part of this experience is knowing that "jeopardy!" will be matching the total winnings of all of the contestants during my week here and donating that amount to a very special charity to me-- reading is fundamental, and for over 50 years, reading is fundamental has built a legacy grounded on the basis that all children have the right to learn to read. let's earn a lot of money for this great cause and for our three contestants. matt, barb, jon, let's play "jeopardy!" here are your categories... presented by the minneapolis kare 11 news team. and finishing off with... each response, players, begins with "b-y" or "b-i." matt. listen up! -- $1,000.

and our returning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... whose 1-day cash winnings total is the guest host of "jeopardy!"--robin roberts. hello. thank you. thank you, johnny gilbert. today is a special day. it's july 22nd and would've been alex trebek's 81st birthday. he was a kind, intelligent, and philanthropic man, which is why i am incredibly proud to say we've raised nearly $100,000 for be the match! wonderful charity that is dedicated to helping every patient get the life-saving transplant they need. alex loved this game, so let's celebrate him and his legacy by playing the game he loved. the three of you, you ready to do this? you ready to play "jeopardy!"? here are your categories. let's go. ♪ notice the quotation marks. -matt. -let's do mlb, $800. matt.

and our returning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... whose 7-day cash winnings total"jeopardy!"--levar burton! why, thank you, johnny gilbert. hello, folks. you know, this has been a long-held dream of mine, and i cannot tell you what a great time i've had guest-hosting "jeopardy!" this week, and i just wanna say thank you to everyone here on the "jeopardy!" staff who has been so fantastic to me. thank you, thank you, thank you. let's all have a great show and welcome matt, rachel, and andrew. matt is our returning champion. he has been burning it up all week, so, rachel, andrew, you have your work cut out for you. let's play "jeopardy!" here are your categories. we start with... ...is next. followed by... and... matt, as our returning champion, you get to select first. -where do we go? -books, $1,000. christopher isherwood is known for stories based on life in this european city in the 1930s. here's how he looked in that decade. -matt. -what's berlin? -yes. -fowl balls, $1,000.

in connecticut, rainwater filling the streets of downtown new haven as well as coastal towns like derry ann, and on new york's long island -- >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: -- the garage of this auto shop flooded. the water damaging vehicles inside. >> look at how much water is in the shop. oh, no. >> reporter: on the north shore, in glen cove roads there inundated. drivers getting stuck in deep water. many needing to be pulled out. >> there was a neighbor that's been here for years and years said, i been here 25 years, never seen anything like this. >> reporter: with the rain comes winds reaching up to 50 miles per hour with gusts over 70 in some regions. ferries in massachusetts canceled due to dangerous winds. crews working to restore power. yeah, with the wind, especially with the leaves on the trees this time of year, they're more apt to come down, they take the wires down, they ought to just become bigger. >> reporter: the saving grace is that it was moving so quickly, over 30 miles an hour once it got to the northeast. take a look at the satellite and radar composite here. this

richard in new haven, connecticut, a democratic caller. hi, richard. caller: hello. i'd like to say that conservative republicans are pro-life. when it comes to a woman's right to choose. what to do with her own body. when it comes to their own live, their children's lives, they are pro-choice. they choose not to be -- not to be veterans administration naid, choose not to wear a mask. what is it going to be, pro life or pro choice? what's the difference? people walking around, in poverty, not one republican senator voted for the child recovery act. not one republican senator voted for the covid-19, which numbers have proven have reduced poverty to as low -- to its lowest level ever. you have 48% voted to repeal the affordable care act. so how can you be pro life when you don't support things that support pro life? host: ok. richard. bobby, north carolina, republican. caller: i think it becomes political. first to get rid of trump. and secondly we all need to come together on this and quit dividing us and find out what really happened over there in that lab. and be bi

will see impacts from elsa anywhere from richmond, virginia, up to allentown, pennsylvania, say new havenlls quickly you can have major problems, add a gusty wind and even trees could come down. i want to make sure everybody >>> good thursday morning. i am mike nicco. more sunshine as we transition to the heat wave that hits tomorrow through the weekend with moderate to very high risk of heat illness. today 70 san francisco, 100s in lakeport, fairfield, antioch. most in the 70s and 80s around the bay. 50s >>> let's get the latest on britney spears. her mother is speaking out backing britney's bid to break free from her conservatorship. kaylee hartung has the story, good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, george, so the fallout continues. ever since britney called into that l.a. courtroom and said everyone involved in her management and conservatorship should be put in jail, we've seen dominos fall. now, it's britney's mom who is pleading with the court to listen to britney. this morning, britney spears' mother standing up for her daughter as the pop star fights to regain control of her li

host: richard, new haven, connecticut, democratic caller. caller: i would just like to say that the republicans are pro-life when it comes to a woman's right to choose with their own body. when it comes to their own lives, their children's lives, they are pro-choice and they tell people not to be vaccinated and they choose not to wear a mask. is it going to be pro-life or pro-choice? what's the difference? one republican senator voted for the covid-19 where the numbers have proven that it reduces poverty to its lowest level ever. you have 48 senators voting to repeal the affordable care act. how can you be pro-life when you don't support things that support pro-life? host: bobby from nashville, north carolina, republican. caller: yes, ma'am. i think it became political first to get rid of trump and secondly, we all need to come together on this and quit dividing us. we need to find out what really happened in that lab. i will be part partisan. everybody in the united states works for us and they need to get to the bottom of it stop i know a

stop multinational especially tech giants, doing business globally from shifting profits to tax havens. the new levy could be in place within 2 years. british billionaire richard branson is preparing to take off on his virgin galactic space, plain branch and 5 other people will fly 80 kilometers above the earth surface. the flight comes just days before amazon founder jeff bezos, blast off in his rocket and make it seem as we can make, taking a look now, at some developments in the krona virus pandemic, scientists say it's possible to catch to corona virus variance at the same time a 90 year old woman from belgium is believed to have died after contracting variance 1st identified in the u. k and south africa. sidney remains in lockdown as australia as big as city battles and outbreak of the highly transmissible delta variant. an elderly women has died their australia's 1st death from cobra. 19 in 2021. and u. k. authorities have warned against large gatherings ahead of the euro, 2020 football final. they worry fans could fuel the spread of the delta, very to eastern europe now, and bulgaria whe

multi nationals, especially tech giant doing business globally from shifting crawford's to tax havens. the new levy could be in place within 2 years. the wife of haiti's assassinated president has made her 1st remarks and killing of her husband martino . we said the attack happened in the blink of an eye without her husband getting the chance to say a word. haitian police accuse foreign mercenaries of carrying out the killer british billionaire richard branch and is preparing to take off on his virgin galactic space. plain branch and 5 other people will fly 80 kilometer above the earth surface. the flight comes just days before amazon founder jeff bezos. last off, human on his rock to make you can make it, we're going to nato and ukraine have concluded 2 weeks of military exercises in the black sea. the sea breeze drills involve $5000.00 troops, plus dozens of ships and aircraft. the more than 30 countries that took part aim to demonstrate the strength of their alliance to an increasingly assertive russia. dw correspondent nick connelly has been on board the u. s. s ross, a destroyer that took

now medical centers are seeing a surge in calls because of that pent-up demand at yale new haven in connecticuthan you might think >> reporter: it's been about seven months since her lung cancer diagnosis and gayle richards is feeling grateful. >> i am -- i'm in love with life right now. >> reporter: last summer she was due for her regular checkup with her primary care doctor, but because of covid had to put it off until december. >> out of the clear blue sky said, gayle, you've been smoking a really long time can i take a look at your lungs? i said sure. >> reporter: when scans showed a large spot in her lung, a pulmonologist recommended surgery. must have been scary. >> very. very frightening no matter how many times they explain it to you no matter what material you get -- you just, you can't process it. >> reporter: after surgery at a nearby community hospital, an oncologist there told her chemotherapy was next. >> i said, oh, okay. it was almost like following blindly and not questioning. >> reporter: she says her first visit was a disaster. >> i walked out frustrated i called a friend. sh

what isis couldn't they were able to achieve a victory over the united states and establish a new safe haven for islamic extremists and that is drawing them in but just a few minutes ago before coming here i was speaking to the former senior adviser, national security adviser for the ex taliban leader, and he assured me it won't happen that the taliban learned a lesson from hosting al qaeda ke won't be a spring board for international terrorism. they will bring islamic law here and tradition but focus on afghanistan not causing problems for the rest of the world. the question is do you believe that and can they control it? >> let me ask you this about bagram air base. what's the more likely future, that the taliban controls it, that u.s. controls it, or some day we'll have to attack something we built because our enemies are somehow using it. >> reporter: well, the big factor of bagram right now there are thousands of taliban prisoners and others inside. some of them top leaders from the taliban. and military officials have told me they are concerned because the power is out, base defenses a

with frances newton stacy, michelle snyder and daviding sacco, economic practitioner, university of new haven our resilience in the face of all of this, pay more to put up with more because we just are so eager to break out of our seclusion. what do you think? >> absolutely, neil. i mean, demand has increased faster than anyone expected during the height of the pandemic, and that's a good thing. the downside of that when demand goes up, prices go up. and then as prices go up, that helps us reallocate resources more efficiently and, ultimately, that price cycle will work itself through, and things will revert back to normal. but in general, it's a good sign because it means demand is coming back, and i think that's going to help us really recover from the pandemic crisis. neil: michelle, i don't like to get too sidetrackedded by the market, but there were new records this week, the dow and the nasdaq, the s&p continuing to advance, the s&p and the nasdaq at all-time highs. is that the market's way of saying it's not worried about inflation? are you worried about inflation? >> well, to answer t

homeland from increased terror threats if terror groups find new safe havens in after a began stan. >to find options. we're working with neighboring countries of to see what the possibilities are. we're doing that as briskly and energetically as we can to find additional options. that said, we have sophisticated and robust over the huer roy hon capabilities beyond that. we have the ability to do it even from afar, even from those bases in the middle east, an aircraft carrier that's in the indian ocean, we can to that and we've proven we can do that, in places like libya. it's not that we haven't done that before or that there's a scrap of earth that we can't reach if we need to. chris: when you talk about libya, we think of benghazi and we think of when the embassy was under attack -- we're not talking about that. we're talking about them hatching plots. it took hours for u.s. resources to get to benghazi and by the time they got there it was too late. let me move on to another subject. there's also the question that i think a lot of americans ask about the millions of girls in afghan

they were able to achieve a victory over the united states and establish a new safe haven for islamic extremists. that is drawing in islamic extremists. just a few minutes ago, just before coming here, i was speaking to the former senior adviser -- the national securitn adviser to the ex-taliban leader mullah omar. he assured me it won't happen, that the taliban learned a lesson from hosting al qaeda, that keeping osama bin laden here wasn't worth 20 years of fighting, and they will guarantee this country won't be a springboard for international enrsfoism. mhe they say they will bring islamic law here, afghan traditions, but they will focus on afghanistan not causing problems for the rest of the world. the question is do you believe that, and can they control it. >> let me ask this about bagram air base. what's the more likely future, that the taliban controls it, that the u.s. goes back and al occupies it, or that some day we're going to have to attack something we built pause our enemies are somehow using it?ur >> reporter: well, the big factor of bagram right now is there are thous

s homeland from increased terror threats of terror groups find new safe havens in afghanistan.ys want to find additional options. chris. that's why we're working with the neighboring countries that are closer to afghanistan to see what the possibilities are, and we're doing that as briskly and as energetically as we can to find additional options that said, kristen, you know this. we have. sophisticated and robust over horizon capabilities. even without that, obviously closing down space and time would certainly make it easier and faster for us to deal with any kind of threat emanating out of afghanistan towards the homeland, but we have the ability to do it even from afar, even from those bases in the middle east, an aircraft carrier that's off in the indian ocean. we can do that, and we've proven that we can done that, even in recent years in places like libya. it's not like we haven't done this before, or that there is a scrap of earth that we can't reach if we absolutely need to. but in fairness when you talk about libya, we think of benghazi and the fact that when that emb

this is linda in new haven, missouri. she says she is vaccinated. go ahead.aller: thank you for taking my call. my husband and i were both vaccinated in march and april. we got our first shot in march and second in early april. and we looked forward to it. i spent hours and hours each day on the phone trying to find a place to get the vaccination here in missouri and we had to travel about 3.5 hours from our home to get it because it was just our governor didn't believe in it here, unfortunately, and so we happily traveled to get it. host: what ultimately led you to believe it? caller: it is just -- we believe an aunt. we get our shots. we take our medical situation seriously. i am 70. my husband is 72. neither one of us have any underlying health conditions. we are completely healthy. we have no diabetes, know nothing. every time we go somewhere, they want to know what medication we are on and we do not even take aspirin. we are very healthy people. and we live in a rural area. when this covid thing started, we immediately isolated ourselves and stayed that

not surprising then we have this bloomberg economics news safe haven rankings. take a look at this.ing the japanese yen, going from the fourth place to the top place this year when it comes the tops even -- comes to the top safe haven asset. >> i expect this will continue to move around with global central banks as well. it will be very interesting to see what this landscape looks like post-covid as well. coming up next, south east asia is emerging as a new battlefield for the fast spreading delta variant. we will be talking through it with the double ho. -- with the who. that is up a little bit later. this is bloomberg. ♪ [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ >> we have breaking news. we are getting nonoil domestic numbers for june, 15.9% increase year on year, the estimate was 8%. also an increase of 6%, beating expectations.

new system. but in general, almost every tax haven subscribe to this plan under the we see the rules only a few like nigeria by beta island or not on board yet. so explain a bit more to us. how will these agreements be implemented? well, this is not a new law which can be just implemented in the countries it's, it's an international agreement that has to be transcribed into the national law and the countries now are pledging that they will do that. there are some difficulties, especially in the united states, where the congress, with its republican opposition has to agree to this deal. but yet it's jenny jones in the us sentence, find this minister said she's very optimistic that that's can be done. and the beauty of the system is you don't need anybody about, they can just start, they don't have to wait for island or hungary other how it out. so this system is designed to, you know, to start in 2023. use bad, he got in venice. thank you. the un security council has both had to extend a vital lifeline aid through tacky into rubber held northern syria. supplies will continue to cross the border. bob,

mike from new haven, indiana, a gun owner. good morning. caller: good morning.'d like to see it not called gun violence, let's look at people who are using guns to do violence. most people with a gun are not doing this stuff. secondly the assault weapon ban, i looked up fbi statistics, one half of 1% of homicides last year were committed by people using so-called assault weapons. while close people up, there's no doubt about that. be truthful in broadcasting, president biden got on their and said you can go across the line in indiana and by any assault weapon. everybody has to do a background check, and everybody is a federal licensed gun dealer must do a background check, half as many times as the local -- they don't get that information and to get that stuff squared away so when joe blow committed a felony goes in and tries to buy a gun he can buy one then. there's a lot of stuff that could be getting done in a more efficient manner, and like i say most people are not going out and shooting up the town, it's a lot of gang bangers. i worked for juvenile probati

however, despite the country being in a state of emergency mid sparling, new infections organizes, do insist, the venues are safe haven today, several national teams have reported new code cases among their competitors, with one athlete warning that the infection is actually ended. her korea. we're taking organizing committee says it is still, it still could cancel the games the last moment and we'll monitor, hired a virus situation develops. we spoke to sports columnist as well as the japanese doctor on the risks of suspending the olympics for a 2nd time diesel. people who say no to the last you do or they want to again, they're being charged as possible. will be great to be thinking or maybe already need a lot of people backing in every sense for is better law. you're going to go ahead, go ahead. i mean, i did just probably delete your list, the real blue. i think i actually dr. watson because this is going to be, it has to be unique. i think the job i should do, whatever the job is to minimize the risk of exposing transmission longhand you know, the oriented should be so so, so i just tried and of course people ver

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they have been reacting more to news flow and safe haven bids.'s general concern on the global economy, not so much on fundamentals. the data has been sort of back-and-forth. we got somewhat ok retail sales numbers. but the market right now seems to be more fixated than anything else. tom: what we are really doing is pricing in the input of global disinflation, even if the u.s. booms, even if the u.s. does better, even a strategists call for higher yields. the fact is we input global disinflation into america, and that depresses yields. subadra: absolutely. i think it is a global bond market, if you will. the ecb has been very dovish. we get some forward guidance again in the ecb meeting on thursday. i think everybody is going to be paying attention 12 the details. but they are going to broadly remain dovish. i think lower bond yields are not a fact that is going to keep u.s. bond yields lower. the inflation differential between u.s. and europe is quite dramatic, so i think as long as inflation remains contained overseas, you're going to see that

moving forward with the operation specific haven and new life, it brought back some sad memories but also happy ones. >> tell me, given that experience, give me about your experience to write that letter to president biden, these discussions started in washington, afghan veterans talking about guam's previous ear experiences with evacuees from situations like this. tell me about your decision to write to the president to say that guam is ready to help and you want to be included in this planning. is is a controversial decision and what, is this something that the people of guam feel that they are capable of doing an eager up doing? >> the decision was made because i wanted to offer our perspective and provide some detailed information that would make it a little bit smoother maybe and what do you do after the afghans come here how does the community play and what does the community's role play in this. how do the allies help the afghans? they have done a lot for the u.s. and now it is time to give back to them. that is what prompted my decision to ride to president biden. but even th

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new system. but in general, almost every tax haven subscribe to this plan under the we see the rule is only a few like nigeria by betas island not on board yet. so explain a bit more to ask, how will this agreement be implemented? well, this is not a new law which can be just implemented in the countries it's, it's an international agreement that has to be transcribed into national law and the countries now are pledging that they will do that. there are some difficulties, especially in the united states, where the congress, with its republican opposition has to agree to this deal. but janet, janet jones in the us senate finance minister said she is very optimistic that this can be done. and the beauty of the system is you don't need anybody about, they can just start, they don't have to wait for island or hungary other how it out. so this system is designed to, you know, to start in 2023. use bad, he got in venice. thank you. the us to meet the counselor has both had to extend a vital aid through taki into rebel held northern syria. supplies will continue to cross the border by law. russia claims

new system. but in general, almost every tax haven subscribed to this plan. under the we c d, u is only a few like nigeria about datas island are not on board yet. so explain a bit more to ask, how will these agreements be implemented? this is not a new law which can be just implemented in the countries it's, it's an international agreement that has to be transcribed into the national law and the country now are pledging that they will do that. there are some difficulties, especially in the united states, where the congress, with the republican opposition has to agree to this idea. but yet it's young. jin young, the u. s. senate find this minister said she's very optimistic that this can be done. and the beauty of the system is you don't need anybody about, they can just start, they don't have to wait for island or hungary other how it out. so this system is designed to, you know, to start in 2023. use bad, he got in venice. thank you. the un security council has voted unanimously to continue humanitarian aid shipment through techie into other health territor

new democracy. two decades ago it was a haven for retired folk and a sleepy university town, today it tries gamely toal city. you can see that it also remains a small town. just yesterday the square in front of the city hall where president kennedy is to speak was a bustling fruit and vegetable market. >>[speaking foreign language] ♪ narrator: here in bonn, the stars and stripes becomes the flag of the day. why a policeman's band tunes their instruments, two kennedy admirers take up secluded -- observation post. the only workers are policeman, musicians, the press, and the fellows filming this report for us. ♪ now, the president passes the facade of the old gate in the heart of bonn. at 1:45 p.m., already five minutes behind schedule, he arrives at the marketplace. the bank thought the square's capacity was 25,000, but 400,000 are on hand today. ♪ they await john f. kennedy's second address to the free part of the german nation. he stands at a spot where words of historical import has been spoken before, the steps of the city hall. once again the president minces no words as he tells of america's pur

but joining us to start off this hour of coverage, jonathan lamire, nbc news political reporter and joining us from beach haven on the jersey shore is stephanie ruhle and host of "stephanie ruhle reports." good news for the white house today, that's how they're billing it. what does the job's report tell us about the state of the economic recovery in this country? >> it's good news for america. when you think about it, that v-shape recovery that former president trump used to talk so much about we're actually seeing it. but we're seeing it in conjunction with getting vaccinated. the more people that get vaccinated, the more the country can reopen. we're seeing people get back to work, back to business. and we might actually see some level of a triple win here. you heard so much about all the open jobs out there. we saw a ton of hiring, specifically in lower-wage industries, service industries, hotels, hospitality. we're seeing those wage increases we have wanted for so long and at the same time, businesses are seeing very high demand so they can afford to pay their workers more and for consumers who have saved

countries in the world to a 12.5% corporate tax rate and all of a sudden dublin became a haven for capital investment in newn the economic administer of ireland announced yesterday that we are not going along with the global tax that janet yellen gets because were gonna stick with the 12.5% corporate and i love that why don't we adopted 12.5% corporate rate. larry:y: donna who i met the gu, he's terrific. so is a 9 prime minister, even hungry at 9%. also asked tony i don't know what the rate is but they have a flat tax, cyprus, this is a list of our heroes because this is a bad story we need heroes. >> of course janet yellen said the race ines, this is houston allowing these poor countries to develop in a major way so i say bravo to all the countries and i want the united states to compete, let's go below 12 and half, let's go to ten. that would bring so much money and remember what we did with trump's repatriation tax we brought in a 10% tax rate, wasn't it, all that money came back from the united states. larry: he came back fast in large quantities. one last point, really quick, i am concerned kicking in

haven. the g 20 accounts for over 3 quarters of the world economy. a new levy could be in place within 2 years, but some states, such as ireland, of course their opposition, me, katie is asking the us and the united nation to send in. the interim government one tell guarding vital national infrastructure after the assassination of president jovan in the us and columbia have already sent investigators to look into the killing 17 suspects have been arrested, including colombian and american nationals. if you'll be as ruling prosperity party has been declared the winner of last month national election in a landslide. victory secures prime minister. i'll be off went another 5 year term and off it is facing international criticism over alleged war crimes. during the conflict and the northern region, which has killed thousands of people. this is d. w. news from berlin. there's a lot more on our website, steve w dot com the. oh, i me. surrogate mothers in ukraine. they have their own children, but also give birth to children for strangers. ah, the children are bo