mark and nicholas. nicholas: we have information that will be released in the future from the 2020 census looking at detailed disaggregated groups such as south asian groups, pakistani, asian indian, bangladeshi, many others. that is true for both the asian population and other racial and ethnic groups we are releasing today in an aggregate form. stay tuned for those results on 2020 in our detailed file. we also have yearly estimates available through the american community survey. you can see that information over the past several years, detailed results for detailed asian groups. michael: thank you, nicholas. operator, do we have anyone else? >> we have no further questions in queue. michael: if there are no other collars, i want to thank everyone. thank you, everyone. today gives us an in-depth look at how the u.s. population has grown and changed since the 2020 census. local leaders who choose to use this data may make decisions such as where to build roads and hospitals, even how to respond to natu

this is nicholas smith speaking here. yes. nicholas smith speaking here.w— nicholas smith speaking here. yes, of course, we all know what they are, _ of course, we all know what they are, i_ of course, we all know what they are, i suppose we are all, we want change. _ are, i suppose we are all, we want change. we — are, i suppose we are all, we want change, we went to progress, but not in my— change, we went to progress, but not in my backyard, and this question arises _ in my backyard, and this question arises because we need to build houses, — arises because we need to build houses, and the government pledges that 300,000 homes will be billed by the middle of the decade, and what this adviser has

all right, nicholas isabella, storm _ flooding. thank you very much for taking us through what is to be expected with hurricane on do to hit the us east coast. and finally, images have been released after an afghan mother was assisted off a us air force plane, after she delivered a baby on board. the mother went into labor and began experiencing complications during an evacuation flight from a base in the middle east. upon landing at ramstein air base in germany, a medical crew boarded the aircraft and helped deliver the baby in the cargo bay. and i'm pleased to let you know the mother and her baby girl are doing well. of christ, many of those dramatic scenes as people flee afghanistan. —— of course, many of those dramatic scenes... a reminder of our top story as crowds continue to besiege kabul airport, the united states is trying to find ways of getting people out of afghanistan safely and quickly. americans hoping to leave following the taliban takeover a week ago have been advised not to travel to the airport unless instructed.

united states looked and then had come with others to kidnap and as well as controversial president nicholas and improbable hatch and my former u. s. army greenberry jordan goodrow. a special for the soldier who hold is skills in unconventional warfare during tours of afghanistan and iraq. goodrow had struck a deal with the venezuelan opposition to our president, my do rose and put them into power in return for 200000000 us. but it all went horribly wrong thing on saturday that a little on i will need. i'm on the, on the inside of the local one year after the attend to kidnap president my dora. we investigate what's known and now to really was behind that operation. we pick up the story in february 2019 at town on the border with his winner, a convoy of a native by the us and other was just the right there to meet it was one. why do leader venezuela's opposition? why don't have become the head of the national assembly on the 5th of january 20191 week later, claiming the country reason elections had seen refill tevo to missouri. he declared himself interim president. he quickly gained recogni

nicholas witchell, bbc news. current delta variant outbreak, chinese officials were confident they could have crowds for all events. but there are also political challenges for the chinese government hosting the games, as it�*s accused of serious human rights abuses. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell has more. in the mountains around the chinese capital, thousands of workers are busy. next to the space age skijumping center, they�*re making the most of the summer months for construction. justin downs is a canadian winter sport specialist who�*s been advising games organisers. well, there�*s no question beijing will be ready for the competitions. in fact, all of the competition venues are already ready and they�*ve already hosted test events, so what you see going on around us here isjust the supporting infrastructure. before the sliding center is iced overfor the bobsleigh runs, they�*re putting on the finishing touches. a high—speed train connection with the city is already operating. around it, hotels, t

nicholas witchell, bbc news.witter — @bbckarishma iam i am looking forward to hearing from you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: building a new 0lympic spectacle. next year, beijing will become the first city in history to host both a summer and winter games. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's being buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines: the governor of new york state, andrew cuomo, has resigned in the face of a sexual harassment scandal. he will lea

nicholas witchell, bbc news. turn to beijing for the winter olympics, coming up injust six months. before the current delta variant outbreak, chinese officials were confident they could have crowds for all events — now they're not so sure. but there are also political challenges for the chinese government hosting the games — as it's accused of serious human rights abuses. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell has more. in the mountains around the chinese capital, thousands of workers are busy. next to the space age skijumping center, they're making the most of the summer months for construction. justin downs is a canadian winter sport specialist who's been advising games organisers. well, there's no question beijing will be ready for the competitions. in fact, all of the competition venues are already ready and they've already hosted test events, so what you see going on around us here isjust the supporting infrastructure. before the sliding center is iced overfor the bobsleigh runs, they're putting on the fin

that's nicholas. they just tell we go off and be liberated from this nightmare. and that explains the soaring popularity and the chaos of recent weeks where the forest johnson tried to get out of self isolating. for example, after the resident lation of the health. after the resignation of the health secretary, the chaos over travel plans and sol, that now means there is a sort of growing sense of chaos and incompetence to counter the near you fauria. you could almost feel it of the vaccine rollout. so i think a lot of politics at the moment remains pandemic driven. that won't last much longer if we are through the west of it. so that is an extraordinary thing in a, by any independent analysis. the performance of policy performance during the pandemic has been lamentable. it's been very poor been to national standards, and yet the single success of the vaccine rule seems to overcome everything. not just for bonus, johnson nicholas stoughton, for the welsh plus minister as well. would that be a fantasy? yes. yeah. yeah. i think the, we're seeing in the u. k. after

and i've got this done. independent journalist and author nicholas at j . s. davies told us why the departure of us troops may come as a relief to many can people have been 20 years of misery, poverty, corruption, and you know, incredible military violence against the people of afghanistan. medea benjamin and i wrote an article we talked about, how does the us have spent 2 trillion dollars on this war? and yet, we know more than 22 percent of actually went to afghanistan in any form or, you know, even support for the government and economic assistance and humanitarian aid, the rest with all about fighting a war. and that is what the united states has been doing for 20 years or. ready over it has been a chaotic pull out in a couple is still counting the cost of last thursday. the suicide bombing survivors of that blast at the airport spoke exclusively to our crew. miko put them after the explosion. i ran and many other people also ran. i didn't see who was shooting. i ran out into the street and heard both gone far and the sound of an explosion. i should pro

nicholas, are talking about when he met him on the plane. explain most of was that just after this?just after he met jeff flake. ady had gone to ducey to protest the tax bill and he essentially struck out. his voice was not heard. he did not feel recognized and you just experienced this massive loss. on the airplane back, the woman next to him on the points out that jeff flake himself is sitting up front. they go and confront him and film it and that video goes viral before the plane even lands. that moment of serendipity becomes the launch of the "to be a hero" movement where they go across the country telling stories to congresspeople and confronting them in their offices. amy: we are seeing him speaking with his own voice and that is not the case now as we saw in my interview as his eyes now trigger what he says. it is just phenomenal with this computer voice, the technology and the power of his expression. >> the film tracked this incredible parallel between the loss of his voice and physical body and is growing of this huge national platform. ady says als has given him this new

joining us now, congressional reporter for politico, nicholas wu. good morning, nicholas.nks for getting up with us today. we've segued from the rise in covid cases to the state of play on capitol hill. with the threat of covid hanging over all that's happening here in these negotiations, can the country afford this price tag with the pandemic still looming? >> it really depending on who you ask, jonathan. i mean, the republicans have been hitting on this team of inflation and talking about how the country can't necessarily afford a lot of new spending for quite some time. but it's worth keeping in mind it's still a bipartisan group that put this infrastructure plan together, and we'll see how it plays out over the coming days, how many senators come together to support this bill in the very end. but the threat of covid still very much hangs over capitol hill and it's fresh in the minds of many lawmakers. mask mandates came on the house side. there's a real sense of fear among a lot of staff, so this is -- this will very much factor into the debate as this moves forward. >

and i've got this done now to independent journalist and author nicholas j. s. davies. joining us here on our national during this breaking news. good to see you. thanks. for coming on the program so quickly, especially now it seems like it really has come to an end today. of course, his deadline day, the 34 1st of august i'd about half past 1 in the morning cobble time. it seems that the last us transport plane has left afghanistan after 20 years. mr. davis, some people are asking at this point, what was the point? it's been 2 decades now. your thoughts? well, i can understand the saw african celebrating and firing guns in the air. and, you know, i mean, ha, this, this have been 20 years of misery, poverty corruption. and you know, incredible military violence against the people of afghanistan and now they are free. but of course, the west is still threatening kind of economic war. and medea benjamin and i wrote an article that was published today. well, you know, we talked about how bad the us and spent 2 trillion dollars on this on. and yet only, you know,

so in 2019 nicholas madura was sworn in for a 2nd term as president. but the opposition, which had boycotted the elections accused madura a vote rigging and refused to accept his when. then opposition leader one, why though declared himself into rem president, he was quickly accepted by the united states and least 50 other countries has been as well as legitimate presidents. madura responded by cutting ties with the u. s. who he accused of working with quite whoa, and then refused to allow humanitarian aid set by washington to help with an ongoing food crisis. with us under former president, donald trump reacted by imposing crippling sanctions on missouri government. and then as well as main lifeline oil exports. the political crisis led to a lack of investment, food shortages and the migration of up to 5000000 van as well, and thousands of whom were considered part of a skilled workforce. ah, let's, i'll bring in our guests for inside story. joining us via skype from the venezuela capital card, i guess, is phil johnson, who's a senior analyst at the i

nicholas witchell, bbc news.military who were fighting the blazes in forests east of the capital, algiers. algeria is the latest country on the mediterranean to be hit by wildfires. azaday moshiri reports. dozens killed and land scorched. algeria the latest mediterranean country to face disastrous wildfires. more than 100 buyers are raging in several provinces east of the capital. claiming the lives of both civilians and soldiers. —— 100 fires. they were deployed to rescue algerians from the flames. some villagers were evacuated, others stayed back using tree branches to calm the flames. translation: ., , translation: there are fires everywhere. _ translation: there are fires everywhere. we _ translation: there are fires everywhere, we have - translation: there are fires everywhere, we have not - translation: there are fires| everywhere, we have not seen the government, we do not have a state. the people are the government, long live the members from the civil protection teams.- members from the civil protection

nicholas witchell, bbc news. coronavirus. the prime minister has hailed the milestone as a huge national achievement. the health secretary says the government is ready to begin the rollout of boosterjabs next month which will begin with people who were among the first to be vaccinated. but sajid javid says they are still waiting for advice from scientists before going ahead. here's our health editor hugh pym. the two new leaders of the health system in england today visiting milton keynes university hospital. and the health secretary and the head of nhs england have a number of tasks ahead of them, for example, the continued roll—out of the vaccination programme, including booster jabs. such a challenging and stressful period... sajid javid said that would start soon, assuming vaccine experts gave the go—ahead. i anticipate it would begin in early september so i'm already making plans for that. it's really important that when we start that programme, the first cohorts, the ones who got the jabs early on when we s

it's nothing which is definitely not normal. nicholas selling it back in my head. maybe you can confirm it or not so much has happened to the last 18 months or so, but didn't they all agree initially? if it was a written agreement, or kind of a verbal agreement, that they wouldn't make a profit out of this while the world was suffering so badly with cove it around the world, you know, as they rushed to get these vaccines out. ok, a heck of a lot of development went into it. it was very expensive and costly but wasn't a sense of gentlemen's agreement that no over profits will be made or of. i just dreamt that up, these are no n g o is a company like fighter that does not forget that they made a lot of money during the, the u. s. civil war developing penicillin developing, developing painkillers in 1st one more 2nd world war. they're here to make their public companies, they're here to make a profit. i don't believe that at all. i think that they have to be cautious now because everybody's looking. they're going to be making 30 over 30000000000 dollars this year alon

but nicholas see the same russian job then a waiting approval from the medicine agency. on to cover up or not to bait ranges about how effective wearing a medical all kids and controlling the spread of corona virus. we just dropped the requirements before reporting 0 new cases, while the us says it's crucial why one out top panel discuss the conflicting. it's like they told us to wear the mask and then we won't have locked down. so now we're doing lockdown. it's one of the recent reduction measures several to help i hello and welcome. we are live from much good. this is our national kentucky with getting to talk to israel, has opened on pillory for a game neighbouring lebanon in retaliation for a rocket attack, which occurred amid escalating tensions in the region in recent days, sirens hopping, glaring along, as well as moving forward with lebanon. well, the more has all the middle east correspondent policy. these really ami right now is firing shells at the area of the labor. no. now this follows an earlier attack from the liberty side into is all there was 3 walker th

nicholas witchell, bbc news.lympic spectacle — beijing prepares to become the first city in history to host both a summer and winter gamesjust six months after tokyo. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around i the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to - take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, . ending three hours later when the sun set over. the bay of bengal. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: andrew cuomo resigns as governor of new york state after an inquiry found he sexually harassed eleven women. as civilians flee their homes, there's warnings of thousands of deaths and injuries in afghanistan, with the taliban capturing an eighth provincial capital. wil

nicholas, to you first, you say no. this is a bad idea.nated immediately. so, in france the president said there would be tighter restrictions on those who weren't vaccinated and 1 million people registered for vaccines in one day. yet there were huge protests across france, 200,000 people marched in paris. and one of the interesting things about what you saw in paris is that a lot of the people who were marching were vaccinated. and they were all across the political spectrum. so, part of the reason that taylor doddson and i wrote the op-ed in the washington post was to say, listen, you might get this victory right now, but there's going to be this incredible backlash that will make it much harder to generate support for future public health measures or other political endeavors. >> dr. ngwen, what do you think? >> by that logic we wouldn't have laws for anything. that's controversial. i mean, we have laws against drunk driving as an example because we say you have the right to drink if you want to, but if you want to get behind the wheel

sir nicholas thank you forjoining us on bbc news.we have heard from president ashraf ghani. what do you think of his priorities being the afghan forces and how do wow think he will do that?— the afghan forces and how do wow think he will do that? thank you for havin: think he will do that? thank you for having me- — think he will do that? thank you for having me- i— think he will do that? thank you for having me. i heard _ think he will do that? thank you for having me. i heard another - think he will do that? thank you for having me. i heard another priority| having me. i heard another priority from president ashraf ghani as well, which was very much about avoiding further bloodshed and destruction, particularly in kabul and i think thatis particularly in kabul and i think that is absolutely the priority now, time needs to be won, and time can be won by continuing to support the afghan force, including us support for them, afghan force, including us support forthem, but afghan force, including us support for them, but time for a pol

that was sir nicholas kay speaking to me earlier.e month has been declared following that strong 7.2 magnitude earthquake that strong 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck south—west of the capital port—au—prince, reports of 29 people dead, extensive damage as you can see on the screen to buildings and road networks, more as get it. here in the uk, the decision to return a shotgun and a licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth on thursday is being examined by the independent police watchdog. jake davison's victims included his mother maxine, a three—year—old girl, sophie martyn, and herfather lee. davison also injured two other people before turning the gun on himself. jon kay has more. 200 miles from westminster, the home secretary came to plymouth, to pay her respects to the victims. maxine davison, the mother of the gunman. three—year—old sophie martin and her dad lee, steven washington, who was 59, and 66—year—old kate shepherd. it's tragic beyond words, really, really tragic. priti patel promised to support the commu

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nicholas burns is a diplomat and longtime foreign policy expert. he served under president george w. bush and bill clinton. >> c-span shop.org is c-span's online store. there's a collection of products . browse to see what's new. your porches will support our nonprofit organizations. go to c-span shop. the conversation on afghan refugees, our guest is any of our geese of the -- sunil varghese. could you talk a little bit about your group, where it is based, how it is funded and how you do your mission? guest: thank you for having me. our group provides legal representation to refugees and forcibly displaced people around the world. refugees are often some of the most difficult situations in the legal process by which a reach -- a refugee goes into a big country and it offers a few due process rights and it is not transparent. for the last decade, the international assistance program has offered representation for thousands of refugees and other displaced people to countries for their protection, and we have used that valuable information from the c

meeting in mexico city. venezuela was plunged into turmoil, largely due to disputes between president nicholas madura and the opposition to one guy dope around 60 countries have recognized why the venezuela's intern president previous talks failed to resolve a political stalemate. police and they could go have rated the offices of a pro opposition newspaper, the owners of law, and now being investigated for customs, fraud, and money for the paper had been forced to suspend its print edition on thursday. it is previously branded the government of president daniel, take your dictatorship. he's been accused of cracking down on opponents ahead of november's election rights groups are criticizing a u. s. policy of expelling refugees and migrant stopped at the border. they've been flown to mexico, southern border and bust to a remote area in guatemala. these people mostly from honduras, and salvador, who then left to fend for themselves far from home. japan's recorded its highest number of new cov infection since the start of the pandemic. more than $20000.00 cases were reported on friday. the targe

and nicholas children's hospital, there was 17 children with covid in the icu there were six and one who needed a ventilator. that is what you told the associated press. half the patients were under the age of 12, mestre said. all of them eligible for the vaccine. none of them were vaccinated. though you are seeing this at your hospital and in your state. >> exactly right, ali. when we are seeing now is we are actually up to 20 patients. 16 patients on the floor, six in the icu, ten on the regular floor. then we have another four waiting in our emergency department admitted to the hospital. we are definitely seeing an increase in cases, not just admitted to the hospital but also in our emergency rooms and urgency care centers across the city. >> again, you are a children's hospital, but we seem to be seeing at least anecdotally, and statistically, that there are more young people being hit by this right now. what is your sense of how that is the case? >> there is a higher percentage of children infected given that the older population is vaccinated and obviously, for those 12 under,

joining us now, politico's nicholas wu. thank you for joining. as we get to crunch time on votes in the house. the two related perhaps? >> absolutely. what we're seeing is a return to what the biden administration would want attention on, the infrastructure plan, his big social spending package. rather than this chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan which really seems to have put a dent in the president's poll numbers, something he had campaigned on. pulling out of afghan did not turn out to be as clean as they would have liked. nancy pelosi vows to get it done. what are the chances they will pull out in time? >> that depends. you have moderates who say they would vote against this. on the bipartisan plan. and progressives saying they won't vote on it until they get the big spending plan. >> somebody's going to have to budge. >> yeah. we're kind of at loggerheads here. someone's eventually going to have to give. and pelosi has basically dared the moderates to cave by keying up these votes this week. >> let's talk about the poll numbers. it looks li

joining us now is don nicholas. he served in afghanistan as well as in vietnam and iraq.an war, i want to start with your thoughts about the developments in kabul today and the end of america's longest war. what is your, what's on your mind today? >> i am completely frustrated, angry. and i sympathize with any of those troops that have to deal with this. >> you served as marine guard in saigon in 1975. striking parallel to now as we see embassy evacuations in kabul. what similarities do you see compared to 46 years ago and how are the two wars different? >> well, the first is the total lack of understanding of what was happening in the beginning of the fall of saigon and the complete disregard for what happened in the fall of kabul and afghanistan. it seems that we don't want to learn from our history. it's being decimated every time we turn around and it's being repeated over and over and over. what are the differences? at this point, i don't know if there are a lot of differences. i still hold the people of both nations responsible for letting their countries fall. i wi

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another super important character is nicholas. nicholas trip is largely unknown. which i think is really sad. interest was the diplomat who traveled to mexico and negotiated the treaty of guadalupe. he served a huge round of banks for doing that. he brought a ward to a close at a time when there's agitation in the united states to take all of it mexico because the u.s. had occupied mexico's capitol which if that doesn't blow your mind is a concept i don't know what does. the idea that because you were in control of the capitol of mexico, all of mexico should become part of the united states. and finally john hardin who was this brilliant super charismatic, beloved figure in illinois politics. friend of abraham lincoln, kind of a frenemy of abraham lincoln. definitely the most powerful in illinois it was not abraham lincoln's john hardin. john hardin was the first in illinois to volunteer. he leads the whole brigade of illinois soldiers down to mexico. and he dies there. >> let's start with illinois and hardin. we can talk about lincoln as well. let's begin a war t

nicholas witchell, bbc news.orkers are preparing for even higher temperatures, as they tackle the second—largest fire in the state's history. lebo diseko reports. the apocalyptic scenes of what the greek prime minister has called a nightmarish summer. nearly 600 fires have broken out across the country since latejuly, fuelled by strong winds and the worst heatwave in decades. the biggest is in evia, an island north—east of athens, which has been ablaze for a week. help has been flown in by other countries, including british firefighters. i haven't seen fires like this before in the uk, it's something that's completely new to me. i've seen grass fires and open area fires, but this is just something on another scale. they are helping with manual tools, trying to put in fire breaks and stopping the fire from spreading. there has been public anger at the government response, something the greek prime minister has apologised for. but he says climate change is causing fires that last for weeks, speaking just hours afte

i want to bring in nicholas wealth management president david nicholas.en a million reasons, today alone, charts, reports, david, suggesting that the market probably is due for a pullback, right? margin debt is starting to come down. we've seen less trucking tonnage. whatever metric you can imagine it is out there. so what do you see here, you know? i think there is always a mistake to be too premature but what are you bracing for? >> yeah, i mean it is hard not to agree with that, charles f we see what is happening with afghanistan. that is gross incompetence on display. there is a growing sense that administration is out of touch, out of control to the situation. that adds geopolitical risk. the market trends higher. this market wants to go higher. this market is supported by trillions of dollars of deficit spending. this market is supported by anticipation of another 3 to $4 trillion coming down the road. so you don't pour the gasoline on this market, not get a market that is supportive. despite all the things we see, we have really good legs under thi

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