days later they accepted the offer from nye and days later they accepted the offerfrom nye and ma dayshe detainees. in terms of who we are talking about, the 1200 people, the malaysia government says they have all been convicted of offences and it seems the vast majority are undocumented workers and its very common in the region that millions of workers from poorer countries in asia will move to countries where they hope to make money in low skilljobs but it's also the assertion from the un as well as human rights groups that there are refugees in the group so the un says there are about six confirmed refugees and they are calling for access to enter and assess the detainees to work out whether there are more asylum seekers amongst them.— there are more asylum seekers amongst them. and it would be illeual, i amongst them. and it would be illegal, i think, _ amongst them. and it would be illegal, i think, to _ amongst them. and it would be illegal, i think, to deport - illegal, i think, to deport refugees or asylum seekers? yes, it is and in this sense it's really problematic because th

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the reality tv star kim kardashian has filed for divorce from the rapper ka nye west after seven years of their marriage for months. papers have now been filed, formalising their separation. celebrity blogger perez hilton joins me now from los angeles. good to see you, progress. they were so big they had a merged name, kimye. how high up the a—list weather couple, if have rankings? a-list weather couple, if have rankings?— a-list weather couple, if have rankin . s? , , rankings? they were definitely on the m _ rankings? they were definitely on the a+ list, _ rankings? they were definitely on the a+ list, not _ rankings? they were definitely on the a+ list, notjust - rankings? they were definitely on the a+ list, notjust in - rankings? they were definitely on the a+ list, notjust in the l on the a+ list, notjust in the united states but worldwide. and i credit kanye west with really saving the kardashian brand and elevating kim and her entire family because when you look back and remember the period of time at the beginning of their relationship, when they started dating, kim had just r

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reality star kim kardashian has filed papers to divorce her rapper husband ka nye west.ety. the divorce is being described as amicable. the couple had been married for seven years. lots and lots on social media. but for me and the time delete 19 for the time being, that's all. good evening. it looks set to be an extremely mild weekend across many parts of the uk. but at this time of year, with mild weather often comes wet weather. and that is exactly what were going to see. some heavy rain particularly in the west, some brisk winds as well. this chart shows the rainfall we're expected to accumulate over the next few days. you can see the wettest weather will be over high ground in the west. parts of eastern england may see very little rain at all through the weekend. but there is a met office amber warning in force fpr but there is a met office amber warning in force for parts of southern wales. 0ver high ground, we could see up to 200 mm of rain in the very wettest places. that brings the risk of flooding and disruption. 0n the earlier satellite picture, you can see thi

and then i will turn to professor joseph nye at harvard. >> hello. >> mr. president, hello. privilege to be here. i would like to ask you and push you a little bit on this idea of results-oriented multilateralism. the need for this focus is urgent. we need to respond, if you like, to the challenge of the legitimacy generated by the chinese regime. but it's a tough standard to measure up against because it's not enough to simply show that you did things the right way. you actually have to deliver results. and the specific issue i have in mind is one of the ones which is i know is in the minds of many europeans right now. it's the issue of the vaccine and how we might think about our experience with the vaccine as an object, a project, a model, but also in some sense, a warning of how we go forward from here. because it's on the one hand a huge triumph of collaboration, also transatlantic human endeavor, but it's easily become and is seemingly taking on the dimensions of a failure at the inability at the macro level to ensure prudent distribution of the vaccine. and then to be

the reality star kim kardashian has filed for divorce from the rapper ka nye west after seven years ofheir marriage for months. here's the celebrity blogger perez hilton. they were kind of like a much more accessible jay—z and beyonce. whereas jay—z and beyonce are extremely private, it felt like we saw many major moments of kim and kanye�*s relationship played out before our eyes — from his very public proposal to her in a stadium to their marriage, to their children being born, to their troubles and, more recently, kanye�*s very public �*incidents�*, as i would politely call what he suffered from last year. just talking about that. given what we know about some of their personal struggles — and it is a matter of public record — and the struggles that america has come to reflect on with other stars, including britney spears, do you suspect that there would be actually more sympathy this time around when we cover a divorce or cover people's personal struggles? i would hope that we could lead with empathy and compassion, especially because there is four young children here who are of ag

accused of holding conspiring with foreign forces on the beijing's controversial national security bill nye is the most high profile person among more than 100 people arrested under the new legislation adrian brown is covering this for us from hong kong. arrived here at the high court in central hong kong a few hours ago he's appearing in court because he's trying to get the judge to overrule an earlier court decision to deny him bail in his national security case not this legal odyssey that jimmy lie actually began back in may and i remember at the time asking him whether he thought the various charges he was facing could possibly be politically motivated perhaps even backed by china and he looked at me and said you know what do you think and that's certainly the feeling of many of his supporters they feel that he is the victim of of a deepening political vendetta last night also came word in the local media anyway which is yet to be confirmed by hong kong police the jimmy lie has been charged a 2nd time under the national security law with helping a group of activists to flee hong kong by

our reporter nye—in chan aye filed this report from yangon.people are showing their frustration and anger against the military coup. it has taken place on monday. this is the second night in a row people in general have been banging pots and pans and using their car horns in protest against the military coup that took place on monday. essentially, what people here are saying is they don't want to live or work under the military any more. singing translation: we only - respect our elected president, and no—one else. if the president wanted the military to take over, then, we would have accepted that, but this coup is not fair so we're expressing our feelings in a peaceful way. we're the voice of the little people. translation: | witnessedl the coups in 1962 and 1988. we know about what happens under military takeovers, so we have to do this. if we take to the streets, they will shoot us dead. under these circumstances, i support this kind of protest. we want the elected leaders back. translation: people don't accept the coup. i that's why we wa

stanford university professor, won't on bill nye's podcast and detailed what we need. >> really needo do is to go to the laboratory in wuhan, and say, we absolutely need to look at everything in your freezers, all of the records of what was in your freezers, all of the data that you collected over the recent years, and including sequence information. on any sample you already looked at. steve: he is right, but, we got this instead. after the w.h.o. team did finally visit the wuhan lab, peter dasak, tweeted afterwards: >> oh, that is all right then. saying that quarantines were asked and answered, let's all go home now, job done. why isn't anyone ask the head of niaid, dr.anthony fauci and of these questions, he is barely off the airwaves, but asked question like this. >> what is your morning routine? >> i get up around 5:00, shave, shower, have breakfast, a quick look at papers, scan my e-mails and head off to the nih . steve: that is good to know, do you think we might be told why despite ban in place at the time our own government funded research, that looks like it led to worst gl

and reality star kim kardashian files for divorce from her husband ka nye west after seven years of marriageo and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. downing street has given details of prime minister borisjohnson�*s strategy for easing the lockdown in england, ahead of his long—awaited announcement on monday. number ten says a key ambition will be to reunite families and last night, the government announced that, from next month, residents in care homes will be allowed indoor visits by a member of their family or a friend — and to hold hands. our health correspondent laura foster reports. when england went back into lockdown at the beginning ofjanuary, the doors to care homes were closed to visitors unless circumstances were exceptional. the way of protecting residents from a rising number of cases and the added threat of the new variant. but now nearly 17 million people have had their first covid jab, including 95% of people living in care homes in england. from the eighth of march, they will each get to choose one person who can visit them indoors. but there are some

the reality tv star kim kardashian has filed for divorce from the rapper ka nye west after seven yearsreakdown of their marriage for months. papers have now been filed, formalising their separation. the bbc�*s david willis joins us from la. david, they are one of the biggest couples in show business so how is this news being received in la? i business so how is this news being received in la?- business so how is this news being received in la? i have to sa , being received in la? i have to say. james. — being received in la? i have to say. james. this _ being received in la? i have to say, james, this is _ being received in la? i have to say, james, this is something | say, james, this is something that a lot of people have seen coming here for quite some time. it has been a tumultuous yearfor this star— time. it has been a tumultuous year for this star— studied couple, they have been living separately for the last few months. she with the four children here in los angeles and he on a ranch in wyoming. 0f and he on a ranch in wyoming. of course, last year, kanye west announced he was r

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i'm able to feed nye kids and their college education.tgage, rent and your employees. it doesn't take into account operators and livelihoods, the business owners. this restaurant's relief act, it's not perfect but it will save a lot of people's financial well-being. it is a generational business. if we don't help restaurants that couldn't open out, what is the next generation going to do? this is a generational business. large percentage of restaurants are multigenerational. why would the younger generation watching this whole thing unfold ever start their own business? i think there is a stat out there, 48% of entrepreneurs grew up in entrepreneurial families. this is about the future as much as it is about saving lives today. and they're watching. connell: we'll continue to follow your story, buddy, without a doubt we've been. we want to see how things end up. you're an adapter. that is for sure. you made the change to florida. keep it up. check back with us in not so distant future. >> thank you, connell. connell: you're welcome. a sho

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he seems to be validated when the night commission -- when the nye commission says that we are duped in the war through big business and finance. i hope that answered it. >> we have another question about how the changes in the workforce with wartime mobilization, especially the introduction of so many women in industry, how that affected labor unrest post war. dr. faulkner: actually, to a very great extent. we had to mobilize women because, again, when you take 4 million men and take them out of the workforce, someone has to fill in the role. woodrow wilson acknowledges that without women, we could not have won the war. because of that of course, he will ultimately get votes for women that come out of this. now, when the doughboys are returning, 4000 strong, they want their jobs back. you saw how high unemployment was. so there is racial tension that comes when the returning white doughboys find some african americans in their job. there are also tensions when they come back and find women in their jobs. now, most of the factory owners at the time had seen women in the factories as

many large accounting firms, many management consulting firms have very well-connected alump nye network and try to stay in -- alumni networks and try to stay in touch with beam who have left the company for one rope or another, even those who have gone on to work elsewhere, and at the same time, find out if the company that you're leaving has a returnship program where you could make a reentry at some point. >> so, another question from the audience, there are sometimes comparisons between women who have children and those who don't in the workplace and this can create competition and tension. do you have any tips how to address these situations and comments such as -- having kids is a personal choice. >> well, having kids is a personal choice. but on the other hand, there are many people in the work force who choose not to have children or cannot have children, and frankly they should not have to bear the burden of the work to accommodate the needs of the working parents and that's why i showcase in the last chapter of the become several companies who i say are making work workable for

folks who embase the political objective of the 1919 project to point they're welling to set aside nye debt toed and historical fact in the way they analyze it. unfortunately i think it also the larger group in the academy at the moment, and they're willing to tolerate the 1619 project's violation of basic ethical and scholarly norms because they agree with the overall political message. what that means going forward unfortunately is the state of the history of the history profession and a generation or two ago it would be inconceivable to see a scholar on the right, left oar in between, tolerate this abuse of evidence. enough it's actually excused and overlooked and even politely embraces when it's advancing a political narrative they academy seems to want. >> i would add to that, i agree with everything that professor madness. eve seen its at hamilton college. i'm even more concerns about the ability of the 1619 project to penetrate to insinuate into it the high schools because of teachers are underpaid, you can see what the pulitzer center is doing, is offering up money and understa

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nye cominetti, who is senior economist at the resolution foundation.s condition. as far as we know, he remains in good spirits. he's spent his second night in hospital — it is coming up to 48 hours since he was admitted. the palace said it was absolutely not an emergency, very much a precautionary measure, having felt ill for a number of days and they anticipate that he will be in hospital for a few days for a period of rest and recuperation. the queen remains at windsor and as far as we know she is very much going about business as usual, hoping and expecting that her husband will be out of hospital within the next few days. jon donnison there in central london. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. morning rain is clearing away out to the north sea as we speak and going to leave an afternoon of sunny spells and scattered showers. most of those will be to the far north and west, some of them quite intense at times. that said, the cloud will continue to break up, the sunshine come through for some and temperatures shoul

good place, but energy really was a tale of two different stories for us last year >> all right, ward nye1% thanks >>> coming up, we're going to dig into twitter's quarter the stock is helping to lead the s&p this morning almost gets to $70 a stone's throw from an all-time high, even as the market at large wrestles with some selling. s&p near 3900. "squawk alley" starts in a moment these days, we want sophisticated but simple. cutting edge made user friendly. in other words, we want a hybrid. and so do retailers. which is why they're going hybrid, with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach with watson ai helps manage supply chains while predicting demands with ease. from retail to healthcare, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. >>> i'm here live. i'm not a cat. >> good morning. it is 8:00 a.m. at twitter headquarters in san francisco. it's 11:00 on wall street. and "squawk alley" is live i'm not a cat. ♪ the year of the cat ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ she doesn't give you time for questions ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> happy wednesday, welcome to "squawk alley," the show so

we have a friend, joe nye. i'm going to add one specific thing to this discussion.s that russia and china are producing large amounts of vaccines. they're not ones that perhaps i would feel quite as trustworthy. but the sputnik 5 vaccine in russia, the cons.e.c. o and the other in china are being exported and used around the world and places all the way from mexico to the middle east. and that gives a lot of advantage, a lot of diplomatic and, you know, soft power to russia and china. i think we should be moving faster to make sure we help the rest of the world vaccinate. doing that would mean i think we should be moving faster to get the johnson & johnson vaccine, astrazeneca, novavax. they are all in the pipeline and have proven to be absolutely safe. we're not sure the efficiency. we have to be moving further along so we are helping the world get out of this pandemic. i'm watching china and russia do it, and that's expanding their influence. secondly, when larry summers has written and others that, yes, the stimulus package is important, but we should focus on in