my colleague nick aaron, a spoke to steven, bruised ahead of the african governance and diplomacy program at the south african institute of international affairs. he says, countries want to join bricks because of resentment to us and european had germany . the country see something in bricks, they want to join this club. they want to join this place to, to amplify their voices. i don't think any countries are going to join immediately . i think that will be a decision that the heads of state will take towards the end of the year. and we shouldn't forget the full countries joined into having as big last year at the summit's. a couple of countries in the end decided not to join like sergeant tina and saudi arabia has needs a join. no, not joined, but yes, a lot of countries, a few points would be over 40, have expressed interest in joining the blog. and what is it was that special, something about breaks that, that makes it so appealing to countries. i'm looking at a well that is will say that is more equitable bricks has been supports of august efforts to reform the un security council to

earlier my colleague nick aaron spoke with a panel of indian experts about the upcoming elections. they said indians don't care much about foreign attempts to influence the voting process and are focused on reinforcing the countries achievements of them both. as i find them tools he asked in costing that was did you compare it with western countries? the whole thing uh, less than 2 days in industry. huh. and so that shows that the new people of the new prospect wants and you'll make the choices at the, at the bottom. and fox, renowned on the bottom of the box. but it's uh, electronic voting machines. i'm being the largest democracy. the one is actually a huge, haven't gone to fix this. i've stated a lot of influence between from the rest of the bottles and a broad one to want to have somebody bring the election has been going on for a long time. i mean, this could be in philadelphia and operations are open data games that are included in the media about india and then some sort of negative stories that sort of tied to downplay the achieve months of the federal government. these thi

my colleague, nick aaron, will be in next in about half an hour with much more news by the welcome to worlds. a part of living within your means is consider that furniture in many cultures with one notable exception the united states has public dat girls roughly by a trillion dollars every 100 days and the past is used to sustain the.

earlier, my colleague nick aaron discussed the issue with a panel of guess. see, i think that's a totally false right. and what's the good fall moment, good news in terms of his business interest when they're not the one of the largest market in the world. and that does not go through the largest for the fastest growing. so that is an empty threat. so obviously they're trying to build up a case right now, which is based on a lot of vendors. and i think that's right. the problem leaving the country say it is the adult hello requires the crypted messages to a pair. if the end date also a change request that request them for certain occasions that why is it as well? so i'm willing to accept these rules. it's even i'm amazed on that bond, but why you are not willing to accept the tool. maybe the perception must be that the one that appeals from data from there all statements is the cost, the cost factor that they have to keep the detail, foresight and you know, beat it which way and go to cost to them. and 2nd aspect, which has been given by them is freedom of sp

us, my colleague, nick aaron, will be in next in about half an hour with much more news by the . the welcome to worlds apart and living within your means is consider that furniture in many cultures with one notable exception the united states has public dat girls roughly by a trillion dollars every 100 days. and the past is used to sustain the so called american dream. the i'm the of the whole world, but the benefits of these seemingly endless ballooning, a much less apparent nowadays, at least to ordinary people. how much longer would the united states or rather than american the leaves exist on the assumption that the world owes them a living will discuss that i'm now joined by michael hudson and the american economist undistinguished research professor of economics at the university of missouri. professor hudson, it's great to talk to thank you very much for being available. that's good to be here. now i know that your academic interest on academic ambition is in exploring and writing a history of death from scenario and times thrown secret teacher futile. you're up to the pre

that's gonna do for me for now, but do say with us my colleague nick aaron is next in next in just about less than 40 minutes. now with more of the day stuff. new stories by the the hello and welcome to cross stock bullhorn sign peter lebow. here we discussed some real news, the end of an era and the start of another is there no red line is real world cross and will nato invite ukraine and to be lines this upcoming july, or will they just budget? to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess george, send me while we in budapest season podcast, where the god will, which be found down youtube and locals. and in merrill cash we crossed to martin j . he's an award winning journalist and commentator. right, gentleman cross type rules and effect, that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it or this kick this off with george in budapest. i suppose it's kind of a moot point or just rhetorical. now, is there no red line? israel roll cross because we had the bite and ministration come out, feigning for over the killing of the well, the western aid workers rest an

earlier, my colleague nick aaron a spoke to steven bruce ahead of the african governance and diplomacy program at the south.

so my colleague, nick you, aaron, there's an unexcused decision to scrap the elections was influenced by his, the ratings and not by the conflict a piece trying to justify it by the fact that there's war on this is not the real reason for the justification. the actual justification of the deeply unpopular if there was any election, he would lose any and he would lose by and large margin. because if we remember what the vice of them and the 1st place the old ideas back, he was by to them on the, on a piece tickets he offered to bring face to ukraine and bob boss. and he's done the exact opposite of those just to points out the hypocrisy. hey, what's an official say the election and ukraine is an internal decision, but the very same politicians were very quickly criticized. the russian presidential, very thing which i understand that you actually followed as an international observer. why is that such a big difference in the rest of right now? absolutely. i mean, i mean it's lost. the standards, it is a multitude more than that. you have to pay for that as part of the support via the pr

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and already competitive race for san francisco mayor nick's room for one more, how progressive, aaron peskin could stand out from the pack. >> we are going to find out who has the experience and who cares about san francisco. >>> the countdown is on for the rare total eclipse, how much we will be able to see in the bay area. >>> and some tips from an expert stargazer on how to take it all in. >> this is cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey, pedro perez came to the bay area to try to make a better life for his family, and he probably never imagined mass violence would touch him or his family, now he's talking about why he is doing his work lays over the tragedy. pedro watched his brother die and he himself was shot five times. he and his family are suing one of two mushroom farms where an employee allegedly killed farmworkers last year over a work place dispute. da lin was there as he explained why he's asking for accountability. >> reporter: the attorney said the owner of the farm failed to keep the tenants safe, a worker said he is hurting physically and emotionally. pedro p

they also weren't lead us in or let us either and film from the outside aaron nick watt. thank you very much. those mass something we've started to see it all these protests toto conceal identity. thank you. and thanks to all of you. it's time for henderson good evening from new york or the tabloid publisher who said the former president was a mentor to him, described today what he did to help that mentor when the white house and high from washington, where the supreme court heard arguments today for and against making any former president immune from criminal prosecution. >> fusion for acts in office. and letting this one off the hook for trying to stay in the white house despite losing the election to courtrooms. >> two cases, one person at the center of both, which in itself is something that a single individual should be responsible for today's legal traffic jam. and tonight's split-screen special primetime converge here in new york. the former president's criminal trial continued with more testimony from his onetime friend and former tabloid publisher, david pecker.