o'neil. been trying through my the foreign rs on affairs committee to focus on women, women in security, in particular, and this report we talking about today notes that the international drug been courts have not updated for more than three decades and they need to be modernized. 2014 report from the organization of american states, nowhere in existing international agreements mandates or commitments made to nderstanding global crisis of controlled substances through the gender lens. so i'm wondering if you can talk a little bit, any of you all, i guess starting with dr. o'neil, bout how you would recommend our government seek to understand and address the role women in the role of the illicit drug trade? and how can we use these women gender-focused lens or issues or initiatives to help reduce the supply of dangerous drugs to the united states? dr. o'neil: great, thank you. important ncredibly question. as i know you are well aware, there's lots of evidence that included in peace agreements

there is no one better to do that with than james o'neill, jim o'neill, lord o'neill of chatham housejim o'neill, let's do a history lesson here. i want to get you to compare and contrast where we are right now, weak dollar versus the plaza accord of long ago and far away, which was so gummed up. -- ad the rubin dollar wonderful seminar a zillion years ago, where he killed it on japanese yen, we are back there again. are we going to see a government pressure for weaker dollar because of strength of other currencies? jim: what i notice the past few days is already you see one or two countries -- canada -- starting to make noise about how the currencies are rising very fast. throughout the whole of my 40 years of looking at the foreign exchange markets, what is remarkable really is the dollar ends up getting rescued when it starts showing a big decline come at some point with other countries trying to resist it. we start to see first signs of that. i personally think it is very likely that the dollar weakens through the holiday period and into january, but i would imagine for example, t

>> we welcome back the reverend bruce o'neill, the director of the episcopal church in berkeley. good to have you back . >> it is great to be here . >> i assume you are here to talk about the upcoming christmas and advent season? >> yes. thank you . >> today is the fourth and final sunday of advent. we have a couple more days until christmas. advent is a season of preparation and getting ready for the coming of the baby jesus and the second coming of christ. mixed messages in some ways but all the same in the end . >> let's focus on the former. you have a season of advent. that is for sundays leading up and it started in the second or fourth century, depending on how you count the numbers. what have you been observing. what is the purpose? >> we have the advent wreath with the four candles. then the middle candle for christmas which we light on christmas eve. we have been preparing for our pageant and services. it is a challenge at this time of year to keep a spiritual side when we are bogged down with shopping and holiday parties and candy canes all over the place and santa clau

o'neil was unarmed. he was fired and is now the first sfpd officer charged with homicide for an duty shooting. >>> teaming up in the face of hate. an artist is getting help to fix a breonna taylor statue. you see it there. taylor was killed by police in louisville, kentucky, earlier this year. the statue was installed in lathem square just two weeks ago. the sculptor tells usz he plans on rebuilding it better than ever before. a prominent attorney is giving $5,000 to have it encased in bronze. >> someone with some evil mind destroys that statue, that to me is outrageous. you see, it's not just the statue. why we're concern, why our firm has got to help rebuild that statue, it's what the statue stood for. >> oakland police were not aware of the damage until reporters started calling. >>> a statue of president lincoln at san francisco city hall is now cleaned up and fixed after someone defaced it. the statue's face was painted red as was the name lincoln. the vandalism happened december 26th the same day i

michelle o'neill answering questions at stormont.a challenging year for children in northern ireland, and many — including two little people in my house — are really looking forward to the hope and gifts of christmas. so can i ask the deputy first minister, on behalf of younger and some older constituents, to confirm that the executive guidelines will allow santa claus, insofar as possible, to deliver some presents to children this christmas? i think that's an excellent question... laughter well, i think it's an excellent question, and i'm quite sure all the little boys and girls out there are really wanting to know the answer to that, so i can confirm that the elves have confirmed to the executive that santa is getting ready, that dancer, prancer and rudolph are ready to go, that the presents are packed and that santa will be here, but they've also said that all the boys and girls need to be very, very good because 25 more sleeps and then santa's going to be here. michelle o'neill with a message of hope and a warning to little peopl

the restaurant owner and chef adan o'neil says he came up with the idea to try to make up some of the's lost. now every room on the hotel second floor has been converted into dining rooms. the bed moved outlet, a table moved in for $100 per person diners get the room for the entire night to enjoy french food and drinks. >> it's great. as soon as we walked in, felt like it was very welcoming. >> it's almost like having dinner at somebody's house and not having to do the dishes. and the food is much better. >> but then it cost as few hundred bucks, though. chef o'neil says the reaction has been positive across the board, the rooms are fully booked most weekends. >>> now to something good. a family in pleasanton has setup a giving tree right in front of their house to help children in need this holiday season. >> very cool. the decorated tree has a sign asking if anyone in need has a child in need. the family usually adopts a child or family from the giving tree where their own children attends school but this year it's virtual. they decided to take the spirit of giving into their own ha

officer christopher samoa fire his gun through the passenger window of his patrol cruiser killing o'neil. >>> let's take a look outside at the trump white house where a judge has reinstated daca. the obama era program shields undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children from deportation. president trump ended daca in september 2017 arguing it was unconstitutional. >>> ahead, getting kids back to class sooner than later. one bay area lawmaker has a plan. what he wants schools to gear up to do. >>> also what about the potential side effects? what we're learning about the pfizer vaccine as the bay area prepares to receive its first batch of doses as early as next week. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking some isolated wind for the mountains. also a few chances of showers coming our way. i'll see you back here in about 6 minutes. >>> in the sky he was an icon. tonight we learned general chuck jaeger has died. he was the first pilot to break the speed of sound. he flew more than 60 missions as a combat pilot during world war ii. in 1947 in the bell x1 he did what no

police were pursuing o'neill believing he had been involved in a robbery and car jacking.apon. o'neill was taken to an area hospital and died from his injuries. -- had only been on the job for four days when the shooting occurred of the former officer appearing in court monday via zune the judge ordering him to remain out of jail but hiring him from having a gun or ammunition in his position and saying he must go undergo screening for alcohol counseling. >> if you obey all laws that do not possess any firearms any weapons, any ammunition or ammunition devices of any sort. do you agree to those conditions is for the condition of your release? >> yes, your honor. >> he is doing court february ninth 9:00 a.m. christien kafton, ktvu fox tv news. >> lori laughlin has been released after her two months since. is a bit of a media circus with news of her release with paparazzi sticking up the present. she pleaded guilty to charges she used bribes to get her doctors admitted to usa. her husband is expected to be released from a different federal facility in april. >>> ac lion back

. >> now that he is finished with [inaudible] >> three polio shot today at o'neill's grocery store. let's make columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children bring your parents, -- >> get your free polio shot today at hershey store. join the march to health at hershey's. get your free polio shot today at hershey's store. . a simple injection means polio protection. let's make columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children bring your parents, and parents bring your children. her store. >> days after the program was first announced, television and news members gathered to records the grand opening of the polio station on the main street of the city. the mayor was there. he got the first shot. ♪ ♪ and then another. surrounded by photographers. nursing schools use the campaign as a training ground for potential nurses. the mayor -- wasn't extremely pleasant start. a good omen for the campaign. >> children bring your parents and parents bring your children. get your free shot today at 12 and broadway. >> good publicity depends on taking advantage of unusual situations. th

julian o'neill, bbc newsline.y families with dilemmas — but they're proving particularly tricky for one retired couple in yorkshire. a county boundary running through their property means it straddles tiers 2 and 3, and the rules change as they go from the house to the garden. from the north and west yorkshire boundary, corinne wheatley reports. be careful, because it's slippery. you're walking in part of the garden that's harrogate. it's all harrogate, all the way up to this square flowerbed here. and then it suddenly becomes leeds, because of the culvert that runs right through the garden, all the way down to wolf meadows park. so when you are inside the house, you are in... harrogate. in harrogate, so you're in tier 2. in the conservatory, i think we're in tier 3. sheila knew the border between north and west yorkshire ran through her garden in otley, but it's never been particularly significant until now. she and some neighbours live under the harrogate borough council area and are in tier 2, unlike most of th

caroline o'neill.introduced tough new nationwide covid restrictions. pubs have been banned from selling alcohol and ordered to shut at six o'clock in an attempt to contain the virus. but during first minister's questions in the senedd, the welsh conservative leader warned of the possible economic consequences. here in wales, a pub will be open but won't be allowed to sell any alcohol, whether it is in cardiff or conwy. and do you expect these businesses to survive on pop and pork scratchings? the first minister said welsh businesses would receive more generous help than those elsewhere in the uk. but mark drakeford was barracked by a former tory leader after quoting michael gove on the dangers of the nhs being overwhelmed. unless... this is the question from the party's reader. you don't need to be pointing fingers. i don't want fingers pointed, please, in this chamber. first minister to continue, please. the balance we strike is always between saving people's lives and attending to their livelihoods.

caroline o'neill.ur own families. not the houses of parliament but coronation street which is 60 years old next week it's officially the world's longest running soap opera. and who better to lead a debate on the anniversary than a former star. labour's tracy brabin played the character of tricia armstrong before being elected to westminster. those famous cobbles have been the stage to storylines that have gripped our country. we've cried together, gasped together, laughed together and learned together. iconic storylines that caused a nation to take a breather from their busy lives, make a cuppa and pop corrie on the telly. and like all parts of life, covid has put massive obstacles in the path of coronation street, and they've worked hard to overcome them. the rovers return isn't that busy these days, the desks in the factory are slightly more spread out than they used to be — reflecting the regulations of real life, and keeping cast and crew as safe as possible while bringing familiar entertainment to

. >> [inaudible] >> free polio shot today at o'neill's grocery store. let's make columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children, bring your parents. >> get your free polio shot today. get your free polio shot today at hershey's store. a simple injection means polio protection. let's make columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children, bring your parents and parents bring your children. hershey's store. >> ten days after the program was first announced, television and news man gathered to record the grand opening of the polio station on the main street of the city. the mayor was there. he got the first shot. and then another for the benefit of photographers. nursing schools used the campaign as a practical training ground for student nurses. it wasn't extremely pleasant start. and good moment for the campaign. >> that's my columbus the biggest vaccinated city and america. children, when your parents. and parents, when your children. get your free polio shot today at 12th and broadway. >> good publicity depends on taking advantage of unusu

o'neill and [indiscernible] would play cards that night. i am glad to hear some of that is going on. i think that is the way this thing is supposed to work. joe: some stuff still happens. mark,: i will tell you, when you think back over the past several years which of the political comedians do you think i have been the most influential in terms of the way americans approach their government and how they feel about the way the country is being run? this for one thing if election turns out in a certain -- how do i put this. if it turns out the way the three of us do not want it to turn out without mentioning political will render humor totally ineffectual. these guys late at night have not put a dent in our current president. they really have not. be whoevert used to made it into the nightly transgressionss in other words became carsontely known, johnny 's writers and jay leno terrific as writers would make the , the public will get this. if your name winds up on the monologue you are finished. the name lines up -- winds up on the monologue

. >> now that he is finished, [indiscernible] free polio shot today at o'neill's grocery store.columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children, bring your children and parents, bring your child -- >> get your free polio shot today at hershey store. join the march to health and hershey's store. get your free polio shot today at hershey store. a simple injection means polio protection. let's make columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children, bring our parents. parents, bring your children. hershey's store. >> 10 days after the program was announced, television and newsgathering to record the grand opening of the polio station on the main street of the city. ♪ the mayor was there. we got the first shot. ♪ shot. got the first ♪ another, for the benefit of photographers. nursing schools used to the campaign -- used to the campaign as a practical training ground for student nurses. the merit remained to see the community effort -- the mayor remained, to see the community effort well on its way. it was an extremely pleasant start, a good omen for the campaign. >> let's

keita o'neil was not armed when the former officer shot and killed him.the judge told the former officer he can remain out of jail but is not allowed to own a gun . >> do you agree to those terms as for the conditions of your release? >> yes. >> san francisco district attorney jacob filed these charges last month marking the first time a san francisco police officer was criminally charged in a line of duty killing. christopher samayoa have been on the job only four days of the time. >>> for the first time in two years a boeing 737 max jet took off this morning. it was a trip between miami and new york city and the boeing 737 max jet was granted after people were killed in overseas crashes. they updated the flight control system . united airlines and southwest are expected to use the boeing 737 max jet and there is new rules for drones. small drones can fly over people and fly at night. these new rules start in two months to burst the commercial use of drones big big corporations like u.p.s. and amazon are considering drone use. >>> still to come on fox 2

gordon: tip o'neill and bob michael would play cards that night. i am glad to hear some of that is still going on. because i think that is the way this thing is supposed to work. joe: some stuff still happens. gordon: i will tell you, mark, when you think back over the past several years, which of the political comedians do you think have been the most influential in terms of the way americans government, how they feel about the way the country is being run? mark: for one thing, if this election turns out in a certain way, it will be -- how do i put this? if it turns out the way the three of us do not want it to turn out, without mentioning names, that will render political humor totally ineffectual. these guys late at night have not put a dent in our current president. they really have not. as far as it used to be whoever made it into the nightly monologue, in other words, his transgressions became known, johnnytely known, and carson's writers and jay leno's would make the decision, and if you are name winds up in the monologue, you are finished.

last month the default manslaughter charges against a former officer who shot and killed kato o'neill in 2017. the last week the grand jury indicted officer christopher flores and a 2017 injury of a man. >>> coming up, the delivery delay that may impact your christmas gifts. >>> plus, the sx assault suspect behind bars tonight. >>> and how much tax payer money fell into the wrong hands. the new shocking figure and why one leader believes the edd has not been truthful about the extent of the fraud. >>> coming up, the 49ers get a familiar face back in practice and the giants welcome a new pitcher on their roster and there's a new top dog in women's basketball.>> i love my dogs. >>> a little more than a week to get all those christmas cards and gifts mailed and delivered. but there's an extra struggle that is causing a big slowdown for postal deliveries this year. >> reporter: as if things were not already tough enough for the postal service. this year, it's the perfect storm. the postal service is struggling to keep pace with the workload. there's the annual avalanche of christmas packa

let me look at the o'neill he said looking very simple and straight in the same room you are all free and a new identity. you seem them displaced you see in them subjugated you know we've read about these are nice trip books but i have a compilation. because i'm in a dignified manner so busy with some present well india you know sort of because this is one of my favorite protrudes a plan to have them that really didn't blow. he which is kind when you see the hunger and long and very and the gun. i really don't wait for the time. see the sites of about our. kings of nigeria and i'm thrilled to say that for talk of a georgia study is here with us so let's not visible with the monarchs exhibition because in the film it talked about how you wanted to take the exhibition global you were going to start in lagos what happened how did it go i. have been very different as well nobody would wanted to show. the projects in the spaces do you feel it's had the desired effect of of increasing people's understanding i am a political artist so the idea of visibility for that for me it's too pretty ba

who o'neill wars the winning side in the end was not the militarily superior. it was the side that can. the morrow and politico just i just hope you're right but it's been there way too long for the palestinians i think i'm bearing along anyway professor we have to leave it there thank you very much for being with us good to be with you and. i think what you hope to see her again next week on the worlds apart. joe biden they indeed be inaugurated in january of next year whatever well you have a legitimate mandate will the next campaign start when the next president takes office and the new liberal order is headed back to. be near egypt. look. at those i say. look they're on the cheap. and then going through all the countries let's idea is their right to go to his country he said if you give them everything to do to pass. this country. this is what we don't understand how we are in such a contact. us until 2 months after the same time. noticing. similar. good why do you need one. if. not they got. on the computer with the plane. would come back to the police sto

anna o'neill, bbc news.m of 40 years in prison, the high court has ruled. joseph mccann was jailed last year at the old bailey for a series of sexual attacks, including 37 offences on 11 women and children. i think we can show you mccann on the left of your screen, on the right, 37—year—old reynhard sinaga who was jailed at the beginning of this year at manchester crown court for a total of 159 offences, including 136 because of rape committed against 48 men. following their convictions they both received life sentences with minimum terms of 30 years but the attorney general‘s of the subsequently referred them to the court of appeal as unduly lenient and they should have received whole life orders, so today the high court has ruled that these two serial rapists will have their sentences increased and served a minimum of 40 yea rs increased and served a minimum of 40 years in prison. a new study says this year has seen the biggest annual drop in co2 emissions since the second world war, largely because of the

who o'neill wars the winning side in the end was not the militarily superior. it was the side that can. maro political just i just hope you're right but it's been that way too long for the palestinians i think daringly long and their professor we have to leave it there thank you very much for being with us good to be with you. and think or what you hope to see her again next week on worlds apart. we're segregated in the high social class lower middle class people also in poverty by 1st name if you're born into a poor family ocular born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years younger than if you're born into generational poverty. fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. bank you have. to. give equal goulet of mirror. image of. a loved one or you'll. get. some of the. in france that a bill to ban filming place and increase in violence is the u.n. warns the law is incompatible with human rights just to rewrite it but only one ca

unusual side effect being reported for some people who have had the moderna vaccine and we should've o'neill explains how this reaction is linked to a certain cosmetic procedure. >>some participants in moderna's coronavirus vaccine trial are turning up with an unexpected side effect you know out of subject trial. there are events noted an during the trial and 2 of them experience swelling in the cheeks and one still are. placed about 2 weeks prior to vaccination and the other one was 6 months prior the fda advisory committee reviewing the vaccine noted the very specific side effects involving several trial participants who had cosmetic facial fillers in their cheeks and lips. there are many different types of killers, but the most common is a highly ironic acid not all fillers are created equal there some which i'm more stimulators that can activate the immune system or and can looked at by your immune system as foreign as opposed to others like i casted. so a discussion with your doctor is very important when it comes to vaccines, according to the fda nearly 3 million americans got fillers

who o'neill wars the winning side in the end was not the militarily superior. it was the side that can. man did. morrow and little girl just i just hope you're right but it's been that way too long for the palestinians i think i'm bearing along anyway professor we have to leave it there thank you very much for being with us good to be with you extend and think oh what you hope to see her again next week on worlds apart. join me every thursday on the all excitement chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask. survivor tara gage. definitely. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. anger in france runs into a 2nd weekend over a bill that could stop the public f

who o'neill wars the winning side in the end was not the militarily superior. it was the side that can. the heights of morrow and politico just i just hope you're right but it's been that way too long for the palestinians i think daringly along anyway professor we have to leave it there thank you very much for being with us good to be with you. and think oh what you hope to syria again next week on worlds apart. joe biden they indeed be inaugurated in january of next year will you have a legitimate mandate will the next campaign start when the next president takes office and the new liberal order is headed back to. the near idjit. in france runs into a 2nd weekend over a bill that could stop the public from filming the police but the government is. also took up on the weekly the world's most available vaccine russia says it will. cost less than $20.00 per. sputnik the 2 u.n. members. and inhumane and degrading rights group accuses the e.u. of having its own guantanamo are ignoring hundreds of its citizens held as terrorist suspects in camps in syria.

who o'neill wars the winning side in the end was not the militarily superior. it was the side that can. morrow. little girl just i just hope you're right but it's been that way too long for the palestinians i think i'm burying live long and their professor we have to leave it there thank you very much for being with us good to be with you or. i think or what you hope to see you again next week on the worlds of our. anger and frogs runs into a 2nd we cando for a bill that could stop the public from filming the police but the government insists it was packed out of all 6 comhairle the weekly. let's go inside and talk to the 1st woman 2 years of world's poorest and she called a mass vaccination rush hour rolls out its free mafraq the nation program for coke $98.00 and we speak to a doctor on the front line of the pandemic who is among the for us to get the job. is to help people who are sick with hospitalizations and intensive care and needing long ventilators and i don't want to see this any more becomes that your patients myself and in a humane.

who o'neill wars the winning side in the end was not the militarily superior. it was the side that can. the morrow who lit it could just i just hope you're right but it's been that way too long for the palestinians i think i'm burying me along anyway professor we have to leave it there thank you very much for being with us good to be with you and. i think for what you hope this year again next week on worlds apart. thank you. my pappy anyways. but. it looks like it would if he does much good you know. you can go google of me and hire. somebody that he can we're going to. look up in the middle of the jobs and apple turnovers and then he hopes it will then and that's going to need. to bottom out i think. what's going to come back i may want to buy a book about one or you'll. know part of our. always be polite never engage with the negs baited or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask. survivors. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one now. so you should be

who o'neill wars the winning side in the end was not the militarily superior. it was the side that can. mended the morrow and who lit it just i just hope you're right but it's been there way too long for the palestinians i think i'm bearing along anyway professor we have to leave it there thank you very much for being with us good to be with you or. i think or what you hope this year again next week on worlds apart. imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings homelessness 1st it was my job it was my building was my savings i have nothing i have nothing there's no i don't alter alou for resources i look for jobs i look for everything i can to make this house. annoying the doing is. the road to the american dream paved with did refute. this very idealized image of. americans look pasta the deaths that happen every single day this is a modern history of the usa america. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics spor

well that was the last chance to win this league it seems to end 2020 on a high o'neill but when most certainly look back on that year with almost unbelieving on ice. plans yearly review will be more than satisfactory over the show winter break. and close but can also hold their heads high. horse about shallow. and dormant they'll both just be happy to see the back of a chaotic roller coaster 12 months yet. there's still a long way to go in this when this league a season with many uncertainties but hopefully we can at least depend on the return of pounds to stadiums happy holidays everyone stay safe and see you back here in the new year. to. complete it. then you mean no here's here's we're going to do you and how last year's german chancellor when we bring you i'm going to a man called and you've never heard her before surprised to so good luck to discuss a good who is medical really what moves her and want somebody who talk to people who follows her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman in shaping her legacy joining us from eccles last augus

went down to secretary o'neil and said, i don't think he had seen it just yet. then we immediately tried to get an aircraft back home to the states, but as we all know, all the aircrafts were grounded. it took almost 24 hours to get a military flight, to fly back to washington d.c.. >> tell us a little bit about post 9/11 with respect to the development of the department of homeland security. sort of, that day revealed a lot of things about how we treated security, and how our government ran with respect to this kind of attack. and sort of the deficiencies that were uncovered, and sort of how the department of homeland security came about. >> sure. you know, again, it developed after 9/11. at the time, the secret service was under the department of u.s. treasury. you had other entities. you had alcohol tobacco and farms on the treasury. he had a departments under justice, so law enforcement and the intelligence community were and different agencies. u.s. coast guard was on the transportation. it was not until dhs that put it all under one roof, where you had all

anna o'neill, bbc news.n in scotland and parts of northern ireland today. we will hear from andrew black in scotland soon, but first chris page is in northern ireland. bring us up to date with the situation, obviously concerns about how the reopening is managed alongside keeping transmission of coronavirus down? that's right, christmas shopping is returning this morning to the streets of belfast, just two weeks before christmas day. are going up around now, there has not been a rush back about the crowds are very gradually building, there are queues outside some shops. as regards the situation for retailers, many of them had said it has been a very time for them to close, they had lost two of what is usually the four busiest weeks of the year, the four weeks before christmas. the hospitality industry has been hit very hard with pubs, restau ra nts a nd hotels has been hit very hard with pubs, restaurants and hotels shed since the middle of october, but pertinent restau ra nts the middle of october, but perti

negligent discharge of a firearm now these are all related to the 12/1/2017 shooting that killed kiana o'neil, the case marked the first time a san francisco district attorney had filed some charges against an officer or an on duty officer will be back in court february 26. well a new ruling from the california supreme court will now allow offenders to qualify for early parole. the ruling is a part of a border state ballot measure that nearly 2 thirds of voters approve 4 years ago. it only applies to inmates who were convicted of non violent crime. so many people including former governor jerry brown who supported the initiative in 2016. did not intend for to cover offenders, non violent offenders in california include pumping, indecent exposure and also possessing child. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news people struggling with homelessness how the new home in oakland. we'll have details on project homekey coming up after the break stay with us. >>welcome back everyone to the east bay people struggling with homelessness how the new home in oakland funds from the state's project homeke

his both must and soccer burger are worth more than $100000000000.00 now earlier my colleague unit o'neill debated with our guests the issue of profiting from the pandemic. always love these kinds of analyses is it the government has a day or 6 not going into drugs from the government there's nothing naive here the government isn't doing something then as a result the government is itself the result of the way this is science he works which puts enormous wealth and therefore political power in the hands of a very small number of people who will turn out to have a government policy that makes them richer this burst of new wealth is just as purely a product of government policy was unnecessary you know the unintended consequences of lockdowns and such and in this case they call them non-pharmaceutical interventions but there's also capacity limits on businesses are going to be almost the opposite of what we're hoping for the draconian policies they've increased the gap. between the rich and poor that created new controversies of wealth is tremendous consolidation going on right now let me be

end up becoming de facto obligatory with people required to use them for travel my colleague in an o'neill gauge opinions on the issue with a panel of guests. i'm nervous about the idea of having these travel as certificates or these certificates that say you've had the coronavirus vaccine because what that means is that actually will then end up being a coronavirus passport so i think the thing is to encourage rather to rather than to make sure people are automatically told they have to have it it should not be compulsory go green with the as a gentleman there no problem but for air travel. it should be made compulsory by the airlines to make sure that the people on the plane are sent to blah blah about really dumb eccentric that's exactly what the problems we got with this. group who are going. to pull information about and so i think there will be more people who are going to cooper question troubling outlooks you eat certain. routes this flight she has come out with who. are right now because it's nothing against covering about pregnancy but this it's really really not going to be diff

intellectual property to allow other firms to produce the drugs at a lower cost to my colleague in an o'neill discussed issue with oxfam smart max lawson. you know it would be a suicidal politician who did not look after his own citizens our point is we do not think it's acceptable for rich countries like the united states for the united kingdom to protect the profits and the intellectual property in the monopoly of these big pharmaceutical companies so that they have enough vaccine for themselves but they don't allow vaccination for the world all the leading candidates that we're hearing romney use were funded using taxpayers' money these are public property and not a prop to private trying to be a lot of old versus real isn't if you're going to give away your intellectual property you've got these big big companies who are spending billions or you're saying that from the public purse as well but what incentive do they actually have to do all that work bring it to market and then just give it away it's not going to happen is it everyone makes their money no one is going to give these things

getting very serious these measures will not be enough to get us through the winter i call again and o'neill discuss the possible 3rd wave with our guests my colleague in an earlier discuss the possible 3rd wave with our guests. quote 19 actually saw as to why this would not really care that it is of course most why me or the know anything anytime that others will get the chance to come across my susceptible population it's well in fact that is me likely happen because of the mixing we will be seen getting the christmas time this september january time was when we 1st started really to discover what the virus was all of the pandemic intensified into the summer a knob again are we facing the same scenario in 2021 do you think this is going to be a pattern i think 2021 of a bit different than what we have somebody anybody in 2025 medically because we are seeing the vaccine coming into the into the human eye and of course it would take a little bit of time before to get into the general public to achieve the herd immunity so it ought to be and it's also a changing of the virus but because of th

day residents are being urged to only leave home for essential reasons deputy 1st minister michelle o'neillsaid there was little choice . and to be disappointing to many i think a lot of people also would have expected it and it's very clear that we needed an urgent intervention i think this is the right decision by the executive albeit i accept it will be challenging for many many people unfortunately last time seems to be the only true look we have to reduce numbers of people getting. hospital admissions and that's it's a very difficult decision for our part for our politicians to make they have to balance the rest of. increasing numbers going into hospital into a see you chance against them at all well being of the population and also the economic problems this has caused. i think a prolonged lockdown would have been beneficial here. tech giants are facing a wave of massive lawsuits right now with google the latest in the firing line the on line search behemoths been slapped with a 2nd anti monopoly case in 2 days this time now from scores of state attorney generals. and filing a lawsuit