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supported but -- by the data that's emerging, even the older population, we know there is some skeptism in otrarts of europe about the efficacy othe astrazeneca vaccine. no such debate was had in the u.k. so the trust level when it comes to the oxford astrazeneca vaccine or higher. brent: charlotte, as always, thank you. one year into the pandemic, many teenagers are struggling to cope mentally and emotionally after months of missed school, disrupted social lives, and the heavy responsibility of protecting their loved ones. in belgium, mental health services for young adults are now overwhelmed. dw visited one hospital to see how the pandemic is impacting vulnerable young people. >> long months of lockdown have been a battle for many young people. teenagers in acute mental@ distress come to the hospital for psychiatric care, often after traumatic events or suicide attempts. among the residents the 17-year-old we are calling alexandra. >> covid was an extra thing that just made me kind of collapse. it was too much, too heavy. my dad is at high risk, so i had to be kind of isolated from my famil

these are hoay awve and igno the otr, it is uruse. usul to look at them side-by- side and see where they agree and maybe where their opinions diverge. we wanemt agree. they agree that we are going to see rain moving into the bay area as we head into late friday evening. some differences in terms of the specific timing and how fast the rain moves in. after the sun goes down friday, we will be checking that rain coming in from the west. the best chance will be late friday night into the very early pre-sunrise hours of saturday morning. they agreed that the showers are going to wind down quickly by the time the sun comes up here just a slight chance of though showers lingering post sunrise saturday. i think you will be okay for the outdoor plans. it will beintothe bay t ive for thsecond half eanoekend and enar amare i back to agreement with another round moving in by monday afternoon. that will produce a 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch of additional rainfall onto another chance of rain by late tuesday and some disagreement in ter

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it will not rain were all of otr round of widespread and night. this is when the center of the storm system will be dropping closer to the bay area. that pattern will be with us off and on. early wednesday morning there is more often on and occasionally heavy downpours throughout the day on wednesday. we are talking about .25 to .5 inches of rain. some spots may pick up more than 1 inch of rainfall. will have to watch for that. also the possibility with some small hail, which could coat the ground and cause traction issues. do not be surprised if you hear rumbles of thunder. it will be enough of instability for some crowd to ground lightning. wind will state less than 40 miles per hour with the heaviest downpours moving through. we are waiting on the widespread rain to move in. there is clear sky overhead in downtown san francisco. it is 40 there. 51 in oakland. 43 in santa rosa. mostly 40s early tomorrow morning with the chilly spots in the upper 30s. another cool day tomorrow. sun peeking through in between the downpours but temperatures only re

no one wants to acknowledge they have bad thoughts about otr people. no one wants to admit that they have done bad things to other people based on race or gender. to really have a hard conversation about who we are as a people can be challenging. the only way for us to have real healing is to take our shame and pain out from under the table and deal with it. that is the only way we can come together. >> chief scott let's talk about the scrutiny police department's are facing across the country and of course here in san francisco about how officers handle interactions involving people of color. the concern is that the color of your skin, or socioeconomic status changes the treatment you can expect from the police whether use of force or likelihood of getting pulled over or arrested, how are you responding to the concern? >> first of all, we, san francisco police department, are in the midst of a massive reform effort going on since 2016 when the u.s. doj came in and recommended, 94 findings, 272 recommendations, findings where the san francisco police d

you notice there's no otr's, off the record movements, with joe biden. it's relatively through. off the record movements are unscripted movements. obama would pop into a five guys and order a burger. notice you don't see many of those with biden? why do you think that is? because biden doesn't like burgers? no, it's because they need everything scripted all the time because god forbid he goes off script and gets asked a question, he doesn't have the capacity to answer ithe or they don't trust him to. >> sean: matt gaetz, never known you to be anything other than a fire brand. what's your take on all of this? >> dan mentioned the nuclear codes. it's worth voting that democrats on m the house armed services committees have actually sought to democratize those codes so joe biden wouldn't have the authority to be able to launch a first strike in hisis current condition and, look, biden is our president. we want him to be well. we hope he's well, but we also have eyes. i remember the 2012 campaign, they would say "fired up, ready for joe." now it's more like "ready for nap time." if

the otr thing, while by nasa's individu at a violence -- like i said earlier, he also reported 33 vietnamese immigrants whhad not been back to vietnam since they were children. so many community organizers, that is an act of anti-asian violence. the fact somebody of us are still in ice detention, facing more detention, i think that is also anti-asian violence. in biden and the administration needs to account for that as well. amy:r. connie wun, thank you for being with us, cofounder of aapi women lead organization and a researcher on violence against girls of color. we will link you are peace in "elle" "ignoring the history of anti-asian racism is another form of violence." we come back, we go to burma where the military junta is intensifying its crackdown. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. martial law has been declared in more parts of burma as the military junta intensifies its crackdown following the february 1 coup. according to one burmese group, at least 217 protesters have been killed and over 2000 have bee

printed there's a preset set of meetings like the traditional dialogues that we have seen throughout otrtrations including one that he has previously served in. this meeting, we can certainly anticipate that will have a difficult components of the conversation and we expected to be frank they plan to cover areas where we have concerns including human rights, hong kong and we have put forward some sanctions related to the antidemocratic actions in hong kong over the last couple of days. technologies whether it directly race to ip or data protection. military tensions from the region so it will cover as to no surprise to anyone here who falls china closely, range of topics. and i think the president, how the conversation goes and the determining what the next step is. i will say in his light in the minds of national security advisor sullivan and secretary of state blinken, big part of the strategy is approaching our relationship with china from a place of strength and strengthening our own economy at home and investing in the middle class. and looking at it through the prism of come additi

more than 600 otrs were wounded. rescue workers have been pulling bodies from the rubble since sunday. officials blame the military for mishandling dynamite at the base. the british royal family has now responded to allegations of racism by prince harry and his wife meghan, who is bi-racial. a statement from buckingham palace today said queen elizabeth and the royal family are saddened by the claims. it said the family will address the issues privately. back in this country, kansas university dismissed head football coach les miles over allegations of sexual misconduct, from his time at louisiana state university. miles coached 11 years at l.s.u., and won a national championship. he was fired in 2016, and joined kansas in 2018. an l.s.u. review has cited miles' troubling treatment of female students. on wall street today, tech stocks roared back as the rest of the market made modest gains. the dow jones industrial average added 30 points to close at 31,832. the nasdaq jumped 464 points, nearly 3.7%, for its biggest g

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i i hope i did leave out any otr member states. i think also investor protection which goes beyond the cost of assets, but to ensure these markets are free of fraud and manipulation. that's the greater challenge, frankly, because there has been the markets for some markets usually operating overseas but some markets have been really rife with fraud and scams. so trying to protect the investors against that fraud and manipulation. >> now, in 2018 you said in front of the house agriculture community that blockchain technology has real potential to transform the world of finance. could you talk more about how this technology can promote financial inclusion and reduce risk and create new market? >> i think it's already doing some of that right now, that it's been a catalyst for change. central banks around the globe are really looking at how to provide more inclusive payment structures, more inclusive payment tokens. and so that's in one area is a catalyst for change, but it's also other payment system providers are looking to say how