now, we, we should probably say last year is c e o. bob who don't fall the larry seal centreville, the bus killer, but we don't rescreen bumble sharla. murray did us is the phone. so you know, the, the delivery you bought and tell them as well. but i do understand what you're saying, but i'm also thinking i also gave you this give you and you just being nice about us. you asked before anyone wanted us richard? no, no. so so say kids can you feel mom on what you want to bunker one and bunker duly dusky fish met before the construction repair meant by bus get you pumps get you don't pay the damage. you don't read. it shows the money you don't to get it in, so you show them their preference. won't this you give us the local mino, that it in. so you know, i don't, i don't there the guy will go up, but just we didn't do that. do you feel it is i don't thought different little but it did it. was she guilty contributor for them? you know that because they don't if you did, did yes. pick your phone up. they don't need that because it would be pret

o. p, a national defense forces from counter all sure. bob operations and small you reports of rising ethnic tensions across ethiopia. the us special envoy to the horn of africa. jeffrey shelton stated recently that the, the e c o in crisis can make syria look like child's play. as a diplomat who spent the entirety of your 30 year career in the middle east, this was no small warning. the world needs to wake up to the gravity of the situation before us. millions of wise are at stake. so again, was chairman, thanks for calling attention to this grave situation and i look forward to the testimony that you're back. thank you, mr. mccall. i'm now turn to the chair and the ranking members of the subcommittee on africa. i'll yield one minute to chat with bass. thank you. i also think about now. ok. all right, i want to thank the chair and the ranking member for holding this hearing, but also for joining me and ranking member smith in leading house resolution for 45 that condemns all violence and human rights abuses, calls for unfettered humanitarian

bob. i give them an. 2 o, not on the left, in the end, the granddaughter of any i think the broken pieces of the tree of life back together and wrote and does not survive his attack as he accepts that. greed is not the way an optimistic note at the end of a tragic epoch that humans can turn the tide. if we accept or guilt steadfast and al jazeera answer them ah, type a quick check of the headlines here on our era. us president joe biden has arrived in the u. k. on his 1st official trip abroad since taking office during the 8th day visit to europe by the will take part in g 7 and native summits. it also meet with the russian president vladimir putin. i'm going to communicate that there are consequences rely.

o . d w into the conflict with tim sebastian, a paste bob between israel and the militant palestinian group. how much remains fragile my guess is we from gaza is name a spokesman really? finally accepted, targeting israeli civilians violates international law. but is there anyone left in his group? you still want to talk to conflict in 90 minutes on d w. o the news? ah me. oh oh, i cannot because you oh no no, no no. i the ah ah ah was who's this is d w news? why from berlin? benjamin netanyahu time of israel's prime minister. looks like it's drawing to an end as his opponents agree to form a coalition government the the announcement came just before midnight deadline and prevented what could have been israel's fist election. and just over 2 years, we'll go live to jerusalem. also coming up fears up in the oil spill ro.

bob way today. just by going tensions with 20 done e c o period. that for the next phase of filling it down on the blue nile, july on a jazz eat up, the thousands reported dead and many more injured after an air strike hits the busy market. an ethiopian ti grade region. ah, hello barbara sarah, this is alex, as they were alive from london, also coming up, surviving on inspection leaves the worst. the drought in 40 years, leaves madagascar on the verge of starvation. it's time for actions because my people have heard enough libby as in term government says foreign mercenaries to start pulling out in days after talks in berlin to shore off the.

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personal stories, offering a fresh look at the changes and challenges that bob way faces today. despite going tension with a 20 done e t o period for the next phase of filling it down on the blue nile. july on a jazz eat up, frank assessments schools and tell to the been reduced to rubble. how do you think the shapes, the generation and the politics that life has been shipped? why vitamin them called inside story on our jazeera? oh, i times the sport he has. pharaoh, thanks so much. malin italy have survived the real scare and the european championship. they needed the extra time to be to austria and book a spot in the quarter finals. the austrians came close to canceling a huge upside london's wembley stadium, marco, or not even thought he'd scored in the 2nd half. but the school was ruled out for off site. the game turned in the 1st period of extra time. frederick co case. i'm putting italy a head with a of who seen her then scored a crucial 2nd goal at the finish to one to get on the squad. i want to cc guy again. we played well as a team, even in the toughest moment to stay together and stayed in the match where we s

bob so much for sharing what such an interesting perspective on one o jacobs was a journalist and urban activist who fought against the urban renewal and slum clearance movements. rizzoli bookstore hosted the event and provided the video. host: thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm the store manager of rizzoli bookstore and i'm happy and honored tonight to host this virtual event. we are presenting jane jacobs, first city. she will be in conversation with andrew berman, the executive director of the greenwich village society for historic reservation.

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bob so much for sharing what such an interesting perspective on one o jacobs was a journalist and urban activist who fought against the urban renewal and slum clearance movements. rizzoli bookstore hosted the event and provided the video. host: thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm the store manager of rizzoli bookstore and i'm happy and honored tonight to host this virtual event. we are presenting jane jacobs, first city. she will be in conversation with andrew berman, the executive director of the greenwich village society for historic reservation. we are honored tonight to have this event because it is part of the history of new york and i am sure you will enjoy. i want to let you know we will listen to glenna and you will have the opportunity for question time later through our chat tool that you can find on the bottom of your screen. and now i would like our guest to start the conversation. thank you so much and enjoy the event. please, guys. glenna: are we on? thank you for that nice introduction and thank you to andrew berman of the village preservation to new village pre

bob reversal. thank you. let's get on jo biden's european tour with david o sullivan, who was a boss of it to the us from 2014 to 2019. welcome to d w. that's with the boeing agreement to continue to disagree. how's the different is this temporary settlement of that trade disputes? i think it's a very important breakthrough. it is a complicated problem. i've been involved in that litigation many years ago. i know how complex it is. it was impossible to find the definitive agreement in the time available, but taking time out and pausing the the other towers for 5 years is a huge relief to the other industries involved and will give the negotiators time to find the delicate wording on, on what kind of subsidies can eventually be legally given to large civil aviation producers to find a solution to that. so it's actually a very big deal. and i think a very positive side, both for the other industries affected and poisoned by this dispute, but also for airbus and boeing, especially as they will face increasing competition mainly from chinese producers in the future. ok, let's talk about to china. has been buying

bob baffert for two years. the action comes after a second blood sample from his horse r e trained by baf o baffert stables can race at any track owned by churchill downs through 2023. spended for being stupid, this was stupid. you don't mess with franchise. the derby is such a big deal to churchill downs. they really can't afford to have this tarnished. >> baffert, whose horses had five medical violations over the past year alone, has also been banned indefinitely from racing in new york including this weekend's belmont stakes. >>> no deal yet on infrastructure. president biden will talk again tomorrow, though, with gop negotiator, lead negotiator, senator shelley moore capito. they met yesterday for nearly an hour ahead of a deadline monday to show progress. at issue, the price tag and how to fund it. president biden is proposing a $1.7 trillion measure which is almost double the gop counteroffer. ic unspent covid aid, but mr. biden is against that idea. >>> coming up, chilling video as a deputy hides from a teenage girl armed with a gun. >> appears the female has a long gun pointing toward me. i have to hol

o planet. as a result of that experience, i became more of an environmentalist, because i could see our ecosystem. bob cabana is here. anyone who has flown, or you see these dramatic photos and videos, and you look at the rim of the earth and you can actually see the thin film of the atmosphere. you realize that that is what sustains all of life. with the naked eye you could see, from that altitude, how we're messing it up. you could see the color contrast coming across brazil in the upper amazon region. you could look to the east, there's the mouth of the amazon, you could see the silt for hundreds of miles out into the atlantic. coming across madagascar, back then 36 years ago, they'd cut down all the trees. and so when the rains came there wasn't a top soil and all of that top soil washed down the rivers. and you could clearly see that from space in the mouths of all the rivers that silt flowing into the bright blue waters of the indian ocean. because of that environmental effect, i was really excited last week to join the president in announcing a new development of a next generation of climate da

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you know, al, your bob is still active in somalia and ethiopian troops were really contributed to trying to settle down that conflicts. so i think with e d o b, a being preoccupied with its own situation. and i'm very concerned frankly about the potential breakup of the country. this is does not, it's not just the g grants and all the rooms have different degrees feeling that, that you know, they, they've been not perhaps treated josslyn this. this just created to tune your house and it's just not in anyone in any government interest. and i would not want to see that happen. ethiopia, as they have such a wonderful history and such a great welcoming to, to people from all over the world and just see this happening to a country is just heartbreaking. really appreciate that perspective in context. you can give us ambassador patricia has like thank you so much for your time. do appreciate it. thank you very much. we're on to other news and thousands of people gathered through right now and armine, it's capital to celebrate nicole passion, young victory in sunday's snap general election. remember it was punch on himself. we've called early paul

o. so it's an our common interest to solve it. and i'm very, very positive and convinced that together we will deliver today. okay, and for more on this story, let's talk to database bob available in brussels and al financial correspondent, chelsea delaney is in frankfort. hi ladies, barbara. i'm going to stop with you. so this air bus bowing to speed really goes back almost 2 decades. what's the one about it and what resolution has been reached now? now the resolution that has been reached is a 5 year freeze. that means they're going to put this whole battle aside and promise each other, not going not to move any more for 5 years. this is the time to estimate that the lawyers might need to sit down a very big table and sort out thousands and thousands of legal documents. because this is a highly complicated metric at the car. it is about, as you said, what does count for what, what's an unfair subsidy, the tax break, the u. s. has given to boeing or the government loans that you has given to airbus and how are these to be evaluated, and how can they be made legal within the rules of the w t a. so all of this needs to be worked out, but more or less with this long run

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middle class wages could o be cut by 300 dollars on biden tax plan according to tax policy certify arriving he corporate rate you the from 21 to 28% causes companies to lower wages bobre running to chrysler, and home depot, your thoughts on a ray of in at the corporate tax rate, and its impact on wages. >> thank you, maria. my perspective on this proposed tax increase is that it will have a significant impact not only as they are trying to punish large corporations which employ the majority workers here in the united states it does trickle down to sxhaul companies running llcs therefore have to report taxes on a personal basis so going to touch everybody point number one, point number two, you are exactly right. that it has corporate earnings small business earnings are impacted, they will have to either pass that on in price, we talked about earlier in your program, or in fact we are going to hire less, or pay less. so it is going to have tremendous impact we saw benefit of tax reduction early in prior administration the benefit can have economic growth from that, so i think this is this is a bad thing for us right now as we're trying to come out in the recovery, i