that's good news because oxford street, a high streets up and down _ oxford street, a high streets upd. of course it's been fantastic for local shops who do so much _ fantastic for local shops who do so much work— fantastic for local shops who do so much work and help us anyways. so it's been— much work and help us anyways. so it's been good for them. but high streets. — it's been good for them. but high streets. i— it's been good for them. but high streets, i think maybe it's the christmas _ streets, i think maybe it's the christmas decorations are encouraging people, and people want to renew— encouraging people, and people want to renew the traditions that they have _ to renew the traditions that they have so — to renew the traditions that they have. so long make it continue —— me to continue. _ have. so long make it continue —— me to continue, christmas and share our words l _ to continue, christmas and share our words i like _ to continue, christmas and share our words i like tojuxtapose, and i hope _ words i like tojuxtapose, and i hope there's a lot more things to cheer— hope th

in oxford, michigan. three children are dead, gunned down by a 15-year-old sophomore according to the sheriff who was filling us in on this horrible story. multiple shots were fired. multiple shell casings. they try to figure out what happened and the three families learn the horrific news that they lost their child today in yet another school shooting. this one in oxford, michigan. we'll stay on top of this story. they airlifted six injured students and referred to potentially a teacher as well that was wounded. we'll stay on top of that and take you back there as we get more information. a terrible tragic happening there today at the oxford high school. also, following this breaking story. republican senators hold a press conference on the eve of the supreme court hearing for perhaps the most consequential case of this term on a challenge to roe v. wade. let's listen in. >> with these medical advancements we now know, that a 15-week unborn baby has fully developed heart, facial structures, eyes, nose, m

township oxford county oxford high school, 3 dad, 6 injured among those 6 injured. we have one teacher and 5 students. okay, thanks very much for that update. i'll take care of that. also developing the origins and timing of the latest cove, it's very answering question off. the dutch health officials say that on the call was detected in the netherlands before it was reported in south africa, or it's unclear so far if the infected people have visited africa and how exactly the do very, and appeared in the netherlands. but it could also mean there are many more cases around the world earlier on our to kevin, we got the latest from our correspondence, peter oliver in europe. and paula slip in south africa. nothing this announcement. and this new information that's coming forward is leaving well. come to you here in south africa, the speaker former saw people falling in the south african variance and they would say no, it's not just family. and i'll scientists and i experts, songs that they were able to get up to, to be honest, not we'll hope and very much the feeling

township oxford county oxford high school, 3 dad, 6 injured among those 6 injured. we have one teacher and 5 students live now to american news, anchor commentator john du master, welcome to r t a. the police have said that the entire, in the only lasted 5 minutes between being alerted and branding alone suspect. what do you think of the police handling of this? i think that we have to give a police department, the law enforcement, a lot of private, you know, there are so many calls me united states and more so you know, maybe a year ago, especially after the situation in minnesota to be found the place they wanted was police officers and one of the areas that i cover is part of california and they went and got rid of the police in their, in their schools and other trying to bring it back because they're having more problems in the schools. i appreciate the response, you know, it's, it takes a very special person to be able to run towards tragedy in a terrifying situation as everybody else is running away. their heroes. a privacy can enlighten us because certainly f

the oxford high school.ship, about 30 miles northwest of detroit. >> sandra: smash and grab robberies becoming a big problem in several cities. what are shopping centers doing to make sure crowds stay safe? >> john: president biden met with some of the top retail ceos at the white house, telling them he is addressing the supply chain crisis. but do any of them have high hopes, following months of inaction? the ceo of mattel toys will tell us how that meeting went, coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job desc

union in 1986 _ was president of the oxford union in 1986 so _ was president of the oxford union in. so he's basically saying, "conre on. _ 1986. so he's basically saying, "come on, boris, you are saying they were _ "come on, boris, you are saying they were to _ "come on, boris, you are saying they were to be _ "come on, boris, you are saying they were to be returned when you are a student, _ were to be returned when you are a student, so— were to be returned when you are a student, so how about it now?" and i don't _ student, so how about it now?" and i don't actually — student, so how about it now?" and i don't actually blame a politician for this, — don't actually blame a politician forthis, he don't actually blame a politician for this, he saying this is not about— for this, he saying this is not about what the uk government want, this should _ about what the uk government want, this should be something between the museum _ this should be something between the museum and greece. i can see why that would — museum and greece. i can see why that would be the case. but it's the grea

oxford had an entrance exam. at that time and the uk in the 1980s, people took special had annexed a year after school to prepare for the entrance exam. known at my school would ever seen this exam we no idea what it entailed. i kind of agree nothing ventured nothing gained. it's the math class for that middle school you did not study for. that was my experience as a living nightmare. they are essay questions does not prepare you for that kind of economic experiment and experience. so i failed the exam, surprise surprise bye-bye got a letter invited me down to an interview. that was amazing the give a chance. but no one explains to you what to expect under these circumstances. for the middle class background on the cultural awareness the training experience and connections to know what you need to do in these cases. was one humiliation after another. we got to the interview at oxford and the professor interviewing me actually suggested oxford would not be for me. but to be much better off going to the place where

so, it's in oxford, the community of oxford. so, really just outside of the suburbs of detroit.this is a tight knit community. in fact i had an opportunity to speak with someone who's very familiar with this community and saying this is a close-knit community, of course excited and getting ready like many communities across the country for holidays. hanukkah already underway, christmas just around the corner when a gunman opens fire inside a high school in the middle of the school day. >> it is devastating news. it is the worst kind of news to bring folks as we cover this breaking news out of michigan. thank you for the update. we're going to stay on top of your story and look for more of your reporting coming up. thank you. >>> coming up, as president biden arrives in minnesota to talk infrastructure back here in washington, a scramble to skeep the lights on, just to name a few. we're talking about all of it plus that developing news, debbie stabenow from michigan after the break. and later that brand-new announcement out of pennsylvania that dr. oz is officially looking to bec

it happened today at oxford high school. that's just north of detroit. three students are dead, eight people wounded, including a teacher. the suspected gunman is in custody. he's 15 years old, and we are told at this hour not cooperating with authorities as they try to determine the motive for the attack. well, before the pandemic, the u.s. was averaging about two dozen school shootings per year. well, this year, there have been 28, including this latest one. tonight, president biden is reacting, saying his heart goes out to the family's. cbs' nancy chen raced to the scene today and leads off our coverage in oxford, michigan. >> reporter: we're being kept about a half mile back from the scene right now as police get ready to search the suspected shooter's home. the f.b.i. is also here sifting through surveillance video and social media, as investigators look into a motive behind today's tragedy. the first of more than 100911 calls came in just before 1 p.m., an active shooter at oxford high school. >> we need medical assistance, multipl ambulances if po

we will be on >>> tonight breaking news, a deadly shooting at high school in oxford, michigan. the images coming in. at least three students shot and killed, six people wounded, including a teacher. the 15-year old suspect, a student at the school, allegedly armed with a semi-automatic handgun. pierre thomas standing by with late reporting tonight. >>> also tonight, the omicron variant spreading to at least 20 countries. tonight what the director of cdc says we're doing in the u.s. to track it here and the different messages from moderna and pfizer about the we have it all. >>> graphic testimony in the trial of ghislaine maxwell. the first accuser on the stand, claiming jeffrey epstein sexually assaulted her when she was just 14. telling the jury about the only other person she says was most often in the room. >>> the major reveal today amid jury selection in the trial of former police officer accused of killing daunte wright. body camera video showing officer kim potter confusing her gun for her taser, yelling taser, taser, taser, then firing the fatal shot. she will now take

they're saying at this point, we understand that at oxford high school, located in oxford county, michigan, there was a shooting edge. the shooter is now been apprehended, 3 people are dead, they are students. 6 other people have been injured. one of those people was a teacher. now we understand that a school has been placed on locked down, that law enforcement is on the scene. federal as well as local. in addition to that, we understand that there was a medical helicopter that flew in to rush those who had been injured to medical care. so a medical helicopter did land at the school. the school is on locked down. 3 people dead, 6 people injured including a teacher, 3 students killed. and at this point the shooter has been arrested and identified and the firearm is in the hands of law enforcement as well. so it appears the sheriff's department was on the scene and has apprehended the shooter. we're waiting for more information. the identity of the shooter has not yet been revealed . now, no information about a possible motive. 3 dead, 6 wounded. anything known is that the loan suspect to a

but the sheriff's department of oxford county has apprehended the shooter. this is no longer an active situation. now we talked to news anchor and commentator john to master about how such situations arrive. you start to think about back when, when we went to school, they didn't have metal detectors, didn't have happened, the things that they have now. and even with all these precautions, somehow things still happen more of a heart thing in the 1st thing that it is, you know, a weapon thing. and you start to think about what's going on in the last year. we've all completely changed our lives because that's been demick. there's new variance coming out my lawn course. they said that there's definitely been an uptick in, in suicide rates. and homeless rates, people are hurting and they're struggling not to say that that's a flux, but ation. but people are trying to figure out to deal with this and then you add in the holiday season. it's top, you know, the holidays can be, can be greater, they can, they can cause a lot of extra stress and, and already stressful

and the school in oxford is now on lockdown. but at the moment there are emergency service units there. swat teams are at the same store, a heavy police presence earlier on. and as i say, that emergency helicopter, their medical helicopter landing within the past few minutes, also. so the associated pressing $4.00 to $6.00 victims were shot, but there are no confirm fatal shooting victims at this time. the police also say they have a suspected gunman in custody, who was arrested with a hand gun, but there been no further details on the suspected shooter at that school in michigan that unfolded within the past 90 minutes or so. we'll keep watch on what's happening with that video, live out of michigan, and we will of course, update you here on our t international on the way here though, the trial of american actor just a small at begins this week, he's accused of staging a hate crime is one of our stories to come after the break. ah ah ah there is no pinnacle of evolution. everything's flat. a bacterium is a product to 4000000000

and oxford university says there is no evidence that vaccines are not going to work on the variant health experts are urging booster jobs. although these mutations suggest a diminution of protection and a degree of immune evasion, you still from experience that we have with delta, can make a reasonable conclusion that you would not eliminate all protection against this particular barrier. and that's the reason why we don't know with that degree of diminution or protection is going to be. but we know that when you boost somebody, you elevate your level of protection. very high officials in the netherlands have revealed that the on the con cove in 1000 variant was present in europe for at least a week before flights from southern africa were banned health authorities there say that they've detected the variant in 2 samples from november. the 19th one week later the w h o label data variant of concern and countries around the world shut their borders to southern africa. the highly mutated virus has raised fears. it's more contagious. sudanese security forces abuse, tear gas against thousands

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officials at oxford languages say people have been using it since the 1980s.cause of the pandemic the word vax surged dramatically. one senior editor described it as a, quote, short, punchy attention-grabbing word. >>> and the popular gaming site roblox is back on line after an outage this weekend. the online platform tweeted it was back on line yesterday evening after it crashed on friday. roblox, which became increasingly popular with kids during the pandemic, allows users to create their own games and play with others. the gaming site has more than 43 million active users a day. it says the outage was due to an internal issue. anne-marie, i think i know who unplugged it. i think it was the parents. >> parents, really. and probably who plugged it back in because after a while you're like, you know, i need some mommy time. >> you can have your roblox back i guess. >> exactly. i was thinking, kids all over the world are like -- picking up books and tapping on them wondering why they're not working. used to using their fingers. >> right? >> diane king hall at t

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he studied climate at oxford. his book is "un-american: a soldier's reckoning of our longest war."jÍa is inside the cop with grassroots global justice alliance. he is an iraq war that. he has been participating in protests inside and outside the cop in glasgow. and you to crawford, costs of war project at brown university, and a professor. when we come back, stella moris, the partner julian assange. what is she doing at glasgow as she talks about the hypocrisy of wealthy nations in addressing the climate crisis and what is'' t she and julian assange able to marry? stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "goodnight everything" by liars. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we are broadcasting from new york, new jersey, and glasgow. this is climate countdown. britain's high court is expected to decide in the coming weeks whether to extradite wikileaks founder julian assange to the united states where he faces up to 175 years in prison in the u.s. under the espionage act for publishing classified documents exposing u.s. wa

oxford dictionary just did. the question is, is it safe to say on television? it's "way too early" for this. ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early," the show that is in a candy coma. i'm jonathan lemire on this monday, november 1st. we've got a lot of news. let's get started. >>> air force one is expected to touch down in about a half hour, kicking off a full day of events for the president. biden will deliver the leader statement and hold a bilateral meeting with the indonesian president. the commander in chief faces a difficult task, trying to convince allies the u.s. can lead on his climate agenda despite the stall at home. he was asked this question yesterday. >> can the world and others be confident that you will be able to follow or do -- make good on the promises on climate change that you have made when you're at glasgow without a vote having taken place on your bill? >> it's going to pass in my view, but we'll see. we'll see. you all believed it wouldn't happen from the very beginning from the moment i announced it, and you're always amazed

it happened this afternoon at oxford high school in oxford township about 30 miles north of detroit.orrespondent garrett tenney has the latest from chicago. good evening, garrett. >> bret, good evening to you. the three students who lost their lives were just 14, 16, and 17 years old. two girls and a boy. this past hour we learned that 8 other people were also shot, including a teacher and are now being treated at local hospitals. police have identified the shooter as a 15-year-old sophomore who they say used a semiautomatic handgun with multiple magazines to fire 15 to 20 shots at objection forksd high school. at first, a lot of students didn't realize just what was happening but then rushed outside in and away from the school when reality set in. >> >> other students barricaded themselves inside of classrooms. the parent of the student who recorded this video told fox 2 in detroit that moments after the shooting had ended, some teens hid under the desk when someone tried owning the door to this classroom and said sheriff's deputy which they apparently knew from active shooter drill

thank you very much, samuel romani, a specialist on russian foreign policy at oxford university. thank you very much. the u. n. has released 40000000 dollars of emergency funds to civilians caught up in the 2 great crisis in ethiopia as well as the rest of the country's conflict. pete, north can use president has been visiting ethiopia to push for an end to the conflict between the government and rebel forces. who, who can yetta held talks with prime minister. be honored, he come, it comes rather as fighters from the northern to gray region have pushed further south this month. mohammed adult has more from addis ababa alicia, going to my son, joe, that you special envoy to the home of africa has expressed some hope that there could be talks between the parties. but he says that is a window that is quickly closing and that and it talks will not succeed unless there is a says fire and present who cannot is visit to add to sub. but is part of this international effort, which is growing by the day based on sun monday, international community that these conflict could turn into a civi

by the end of this year we will have donated over 30 million doses of the oxford vaccine and at least another 20 million will follow next year, along with 20 million doses of the jansen vaccine ordered by the government and the g20 resolved to work together to ease supply chain disruptions which have affected every member as demand recovers and the world economy gets back on its feet. i pay tribute to prime minister mario draghi for his expert handling of the summit but everyone will accept that far more needs to be done to spare humanity from catastrophic climate change. and in the meantime, global warming is already contributing to droughts and brushfires and hurricanes, summoning an awful vision of what lies ahead if we fail to act in the time that remains. so the biggest summit, that the united united kingdom has ever hosted, is now underway in glasgow, bringing together 120 world leaders with the aim of translating aspirations into action to keep the ambition of 1.5 degrees alive. i'm grateful to glasgow city council, to police scotland, to police across whole of the u.k., and to

tell and our story adam smith are for the wealth of nations in 1776 compared to inefficiencies at oxfordversity in england to the scottish system. one of the things he pointed out is the professors were lazy, the administrators were operating in such a way they thought there was a continuous cash flow. they did not have them deliver anything to the students. children under the students cheated came to class late it's the same patterns received 250 years later are still taking place in the university system for. >> necessary for good job anymore? depends quite a bit on the field. certain college degrees math in the stem fields on the other end of that there are some degrees like in theater you start asking the questions of your spending over the course of your spending may show to college there may not be the type of career path because the job market is not there for those types of degrees. >> in your book cracks in the ivory tower we talk about general education classes quite a bit, why? >> right. jen ed are these classes everybody takes. there is roughly about a third of the college ex

and oxford university says, there is no evidence. the vaccines will not work on the variant health experts are urging booster shots. although these mutations suggest a diminution of protection and a degree of immune evasion, you still from experience that we have with delta, can make a reasonable conclusion that you would not eliminate all protection against this particular barrier. and that's the reason why we don't know with that degree of diminution or protection is going to be. but we know that when you boost somebody, you elevate your level of protection very high. uganda has deployed the troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as the nation's battle an armed group as follows. air and artillery strikes against the allied that democratic forces which has been based in congress east since the 19 nineties and pledge of allegiance the iso 2 years ago. the campaign is the 1st time uganda has publicly targeted the adf with a cross border attack in several years. it blames the group for 3 suicide explosions and compi

addition of simultaneously on the study of new religion of the puritans that is do to be published by oxford university press in a few months. one of the things the evidence led me to questione is the term pilgrims as if it was intended to distinguish the plymouth settlers from puritans. there were two elements to this. one centered on the way the story was told by the generations after the revolution who sought to identify the essence of the new nation. for the most part these historians and politicians with the puritan settlers in new england and as founders of american democracy and exemplars on the search for the religious toleration. accomplishments were enumerated at plymouth by a national natios such as john quincy adams. the descendents of the mayflower held annual parades and dinners to celebrate their forefathers. but by the early 20th century, the story was being revised. those that felt constrained by the moral codes of the victorian age blamed the puritans and in the process mischaracterized them in many ways. this attack is perhaps best encapsulated in the writings of the 20th

the oxford english dictionary has named vax the word of the year. the president of oxford language is commented vax stood out as an obvious choice. the words spike in usage, our attention first. then we ran the analysis and the story started merge revealing how vax sat at the center of our preoccupation issue. the u.s. justice department is suing to block proposed merger between penguin random house and simon & schuster, two of the largest book publishers in north america. in defending the decision merrick garland said if the world's largest book publishers are meant to acquire one of its biggest rivals it will have unprecedented control over the supporting industry. authors and consumers will pay the price of his anticompetitive merger, lower advances for authors and ultimately fewer books endless variety for consumers. the publishers refuted the justice department's claims and said they would contest the lawsuit. according to npd bookscan print book sales were up 7% for the week ending october 23. booktv will continue to bring you new programs and

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i man with three doctorates from oxford.t one point in your life you doubted whether or not you could do the college work? >> that is true, trey, it is a pleasure to be with you tonight, thank you for inviting me ofirst, hearts go out to the victims and families in waukesha. i pray that no one actually dies. it is terrible to see this violence continues in our country, we need to get back to respect for sank at -- human life across the board. we have a wonderful boyhood, hunting, fishing and playing blue grass music. when i arrived in college, as a freshman, i quickly learned that i wasn't nearly as well prepared as some of my fellow students, probably all, the kids from some of the really find public high schools. seem to know things i did not know. they had heard of figures. i was ignorant of these things, it was a bit of a rough start, i had some catching up to do. i could not have done that on my own, i was blessed, a couple of wonderful professors perceived i was struggling a little bit, and they reached out to me. they

, but this is a guy who went to oxford, a very shrewd man.urprised how far he went. it was your board. you could even hear in the tape, somebody says, oh, my goodness, and democrats were really upset. sherry brown was pretty upset. elizabeth warren. it was an ugly moment. >> we started the show showing live footage of kevin mccarthy talking over at the capitol. he's wrapped up after making longest speech. john, let's talk about your personal well being, have you managed to get any sleep, but also tell us the point here. was this the grandstanding, playing to the audience, kevin mccarthy and how much he wants to be speaker? walk us through that. >> this was -- a lot of this was about mccarthy being speaker just as you mentioned. he's playing to the 212. it's not a public vote. it's the members who have to vote on the speaker at the beginning of each congress, and he needs the majority of the members voting. and there will probably be some republicans voting against him. but this is to show he's an ardent driven ideologue. it's to show how stro

crews responded to reports of an active shooter at oxford high school in oxford township earlier thisschool. as you mentioned, they have taken one suspected shooter into custody. they have recovered a handgun. they do not believe there is a second suspected shooter at this time but they are making another sweep of the school. we are standing by for more information but you can see some shots from overhead right now around that high school. obviously, priority there to get all of those students out. we will be learning more about this. we they're expecting to brief us shortly. >> thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, jury selection is under way in the trial of a former minnesota police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. >> during the arrest, kim potter says she accidentally grabbed and fired her gun instead of her taser. the shooting happened about ten miles from where the derek chauvin trial was happening in minneapolis. potter is charged with first and second degree manslaughter. adrienne broaddus has been watching the proceedings. we understand tha

high school that is an oxford township about 30 miles north of detroit.olice don't have a motive yet. they believe the boy was the only gunman the school was put on lockdown. students were later as scored into a nearby parking lot. officers arrested the teenager and found the gun that he had used. now to the latest from the pandemic scientist racing for answers as the new omicron variant is a growing number of countries. so far it has not been found in the u.s. but health officials say there is a chance it's already here. kareen wynter has the latest. >> this new variant is a cause for concern. but not panic. the white house covid-19 response coordinator echoing president biden's comments this week on the new omicron variant that's rapidly spreading in other parts of the world, roughly 20 countries, including australia austria, belgium, canada and france. a dutch health agency is now reporting this concerning new strain that hasn't yet been detected here in the u.s. was already in europe. the netherlands a week before south africa disclosed its early case

the gunfire erupted this afternoon at a school just north of detroit in oxford, michigan.ndra field is following the breaking news. you are getting new details on the suspected shooter. >> he's believed to have acted alone, and police are saying that he's a 15-year-old sophomore at that high school. the sole suspect who opened fire at oxford high school this afternoon a few minutes before 1:00. authorities say they received some 100 911 calls. 25 agencies rushed to respond along with 60 ambulances. they are saying in total nine people were shot, three students killed. another six people, including possibly a teacher injured. the suspect was taken into custody without incident, according to authorities. there is a deputy who is permanently stationed at that high school. that deputy was apparently helpful in assisting with the arrest of the student who is the suspected shooter. the whole thing lasting about five minutes from the time that those shots rang out. authorities say some 15 to 20 shots were fired. it is not clear at this point what could have motivated the shooter.

oxford high school is about 35 miles, 55 kilometers north of detroit.r president donald trump's chief of staff has agreed to appear before the congressional committee investigating the january 6 capitol hill riot. they said mark meadows would appear soon for a deposition. he will also provide records to the committee. mr. has urged his former staff not to cooperate with the investigation, calling it a witch hunt. it is not often you see the head of britain's secret intelligence service in public. richard moore, who runs mi6, made his first major speech, saying china is now the top priority for his organization. russia and terrorism are also major concerns. our security correspondent has more. >> mi6's mission is to work in secret, gathering intelligence from around the world. but today, its head ventured out to detail the threats he sees. china was his top priority. it is designed to take the island of taiwan posed a serious challenge to peace and the drive to master technology and control data risks giving it too much leverage over our lives. >> china

we will be on >>> tonight breaking news, a deadly shooting at high school in oxford, michigan. the images coming in. at least three students shot and killed, six people wounded, including a teacher. the 15-year old suspect, a student at the school, allegedly armed with a semi-automatic handgun. pierre thomas standing by with late reporting tonight. >>> also tonight, the omicron variant spreading to at least 20 countries. tonight what the director of cdc says we're doing in the u.s. to track it here and the different messages from moderna and pfizer about the we have

and from oxford, julie posetti, global director of research for the international center of research.elcome to all of you. leon, what is the point of this tribunal when it does not have the power to punish anyone or hold to account any perpetrator? leon: i think the people's tribunal -- good afternoon, by the way. the people's tribunal is an attempt to seek justice. more than 1400 journalists have been killed since 1992, meaning 1400 stories have been killed, 1400 family members have been left with a spot of emptiness in their soul. we need to seek justice. the reason we are doing this grassroot attempt at the people's tribunal is basically because states are not living up to their responsibility to protect journalists and to investigate duly what happens when a journalist is murdered. so, it's really promoting a better standard for seeking justice. giving recommendations for better investigations. and highlighting and documenting some of the graphic cases of injustices which have happened in the past years. that is the objective. and we believe it will have an impact. adrian: you thi

they're down at oxford, mississippi today.ing us live from espn "college gameday" is their analyst, desmond howard. they're already going bananas. forget about the game. it's been a long time since you guys have been at ole miss. what's the grove looking like right now? >> you're right, rob. it's been quite some time since "gameday" has been here, but we're so excited to be in the grove. it's one of the best scenes in all of college football. i mean, they take tailgating to another level here. they're very serious about it, and they have their team taking on the aggies tonight. this is going to be incredible, incredible atmosphere for "college gameday," rob. >> the aggies will be tough. they've been tough all year for sure. you're looking sweet in that bow tie. i think that's an ole miss thing too. let's talk about the big ten match-ups we have on abc. at noon we have number six michigan facing penn state. harbaugh had a tough loss against michigan state. who do you think has the edge here? >> well, first of all, rob, thank yo

. >> a professor of forced migration at oxford. thank you so much for joining us.s this avoidable? >> it was completely predictable and avoidable. it is a human tragedy that should not have happened, and it stems from a couple of things, first of all, the fact that there are more people being forcibly displaced around the world than at any other time in the past, and there are no alternatives others and use -- other than to use smugglers. this is a failure of the french government, a failure of the british government, and a failure of the global cooperation. >> people are trying to escape conflicts in their homelands in desperation. what happens next? >> what happensext is we need to have a serious level of cooperation between the u.k. and france and between the u.k. and its european partners, despite the brexit-related challenges. what needs to happen is the u.k. needs to be serious about its commitment to provide asylum to desperate, vulnerable people. we know the people crossing the english channel, for the most part, are in need of protection. most of the refug

economist for oxford economics. thanks for being with us. we knew that tapering was coming.s the timeline pretty much as expected? gregory: largely as expected. we had anticipated that the fed would announce tapering to the tune of $15 billion per month, and that is exactly what fed chair powell announced in the statement. it will be a reduction in asset purchases of $10 billion in terms of treasury and 5 million dollars per month in terms of mortgage-backed securities, so largely in line with the tapering powell had been discussing in the last few weeks . kate: inflation is the word of the moment, powell admitting that supply chain disruptions had contributed to the problem. you think the fed is taking the right appach to this sustained period of elevated prices? gregory: what power is made clear during his press conference is that there's still a lot of uncertainty as to the outlook for inflation. he highlighted something that had missing in the disk question -- in the discussion so far, that there is a strong imbalance between demand and supply and that has led to persist

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the deputy director of the africa center for disease control and prevention in -- and in oxford, the professor of political economy at sheffield in the u.k. thank you for joining us. just about a year ago when vaccination started rolling out, the belief by some was that life could certainly return to normal. just when things seem to be looking up, infection start increasing again. and now, we have this new concerning variant. are you surprised by this or did you expect this to happen? >> i am not at all surprise. a lot of that rhetoric has come from politicians, particularly in the west where the idea has been let's live with the virus and return to normal. scientists have been warning for a while that that is not possible with the virus that can adapt and become more transmissible and more able to escape vaccines. this is entirely protectable because we had a new variant arise almost every three or four months. this is right on time with predictions many people have been making. unfortunately, we have been largely ignored by governments who want to return to normal but are not takin