and ozzy and meeting just this month heard blunt criticism of me a muslim military most notably from indonesia there's no doubt see democracy we must pursue the restoration of democracy. that rose. indonesia underlines that the will of the interest and the voices of the people of myanmar must be respected. or. indonesia's taken a leading role in the regional response foreign minister written i must sooty was the 1st to hold face to face talks with the junta top diplomat in a meeting at bangkok's airport but beyond calling for restraint and members have shown little appetite for sanctions against the military. question is what can make a difference to them and if you do impose sanctions who will hurt and it will not be the military or the generals who will hurt. it would be the myanmar population who were hurt. myanmar is proving a test for as young as regional diplomacy and any peaceful solution comes with a dilemma how do we gauge meum us generals without condoning the coup. and for more i'm joined by michael vick take your vote to kyoto is he should the director of the center for h

and ozzy and meeting just this month heard blunt criticism of me a muslim military most notably from indonesia. there's no doubt see democracy we must pursue the restoration of democracy. indonesia underlines that the will of the interest and the voices of the people of myanmar must be respected. on. indonesia has taken a leading role in the regional response foreign minister written i must rudi was the 1st to hold face to face talks with the junta top diplomat in a meeting at bangkok's airport but beyond calling for restraint and members have shown little appetite for sanctions against the military. question is what can make a difference to them and if you do impose sanctions who will hurt and it will not be the military or the generals who will hurt. it would be the myanmar population who. myanmar is proving a test for as younes regional diplomacy and any peaceful solution comes of the dilemma and we can gauge meum us generals without condoning the coup. and for more i'm joined by michael vick your vatican altars he should director of the center for humanitarian dialogue and is bas

out and explicitly supportive and maybe some more pressure from from countries like countries and ozzy and could make a difference but this is also a regime that is used to isolation and is probably prepared to go alone even if it has no support. thanks for bringing us up to date on joe not comes and young go. and the european union's debating whether to take a stand against a homophobic hatred members of the parliament will today consider a resolution declaring the bloc an l g b t i q freedom zone it's a rebuke to member states like poland where dozens of towns have declared themselves the l.g. free zones hungry and prime minister viktor orban has amended its constitution to limit the definition of family to heterosexual partnerships and banned same sex adoption for members of the european parliament a draft of the resolution of calls on the commission to urgently address violations of fundamental human rights of sexual minorities. evelyn para d. he is the executive director of io ga europe that's a non-governmental organization that advocates for human rights and equality for l g b t

ozzie up for tense of 1%. -- ozzie up for tens of 1%. in terms of understanding the fed message.here any message? >> this is on message all around by powell. nobody expected a divergence from the output. you heard from the guests. it is strongly dovish and really hammering this point on not removing accommodation anytime soon. completely writing off the yield surge. it is a mind with all the brighter u.s. economic forecast. i think one less appreciated development is what has outlined from washington. the press conference marked a clear break from tradition. central-bank orthodoxy has been about inflation. in powell be back disinflation narrative, wholeheartedly pledging to keep rates low until the economy shirley fully healed -- until the economy fully heals. 2% for some undefined time. we have heard from the likes of former ny fed chief that there is still a risk, that this could be too late and that the fed waited too long. so we will continue to have this debate in the months ahead. it will get trickier as we see that terribly low basis and we will get artificially high infla

ozzie reaume with san francisco land use coalition. i'm just calling to continue the conversation we had earlier on s.b. 330. i totally agree with director hillis. the law, s.b. 330, is vague in terms of what is a continuance and whether or not the continuance without a hearing and direction is considered a continuance. >> clerk: staff, are you prepared to make your presentation? >> yes. good afternoon, president koppel and members of the commission. linda ajello hoagland, planning department staff. the project, which received approval in 2018, includes horizontal additions at the front and rear of the home and a vertical addition of approximately 7 feet, resulting in a 2,602 square foot home. the project has not changed in terms of its approved size, design, or features. the subject property is located in the noe valley neighborhood. the existing structure was instructed as a single-family home in 1912. in 1915, the house was raised 7 feet, and a concrete foundation basement was poured, and a 4 foot by 12 foot addition was added to th

it needs japan, ozzie, india, europe, altogether. sufficient to put enough pressure on this regime to step back. katty: derek mitchell, former u.s. ambassador to me and mark, thank you for joining the program. derek: thank you. katty: an entire generation of children in war-torn yemen is at risk of missing out on an education. after six years of civil war, one in five schools is unusable. how is hard to come by. at a donor conference today, the u.n. secretary general described the amount of aid pledged as disappointing. that might be diplomatic. but against the odds, the children of one town are finding ways to continue their education. are international correspondent -- our international correspondent have sent us this report from outside the city. reporter: it is a hard road for little feet. but in the early morning on the outskirts of the city, they flk here across the rebel. this is their prize. equipment stored nearby under lock and key. time for morning assembly. leading the drill, the top student. the primary school was the pr

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the united states as supported by australia the quad committed to delivering a 21000000000 doses to ozzy on the indo-pacific and beyond by the end of 2022 climate change is the other big challenge the group must confront how to push global nations to live up to the commitments made in the paris private agreement overall china admits almost double the c o 2 of the united states but per capita the us takes believe china responded to the meeting of the quad saying exchanges between governments should be to create understanding not target 3rd parties the meeting of the quad comes just days before the u.s. secretary of state and national security advisor will meet with their chinese counterparts in alaska that meeting is expected to be more forceful as the united states confronts china over issues of economics security and human rights kimberley health at al-jazeera the white house. lawyers for russian opposition figure alexina valley is saying he's being moved from a print from prison to an unknown location the crown and critic was preparing to travel to a penal colony to serve a 2 and a hal

united states and supported by australia the quad committed to delivering up to 1000000000 doses to ozzy on the indo-pacific and beyond by the end of 2022 climate change is the other big challenge the group must confront how to push global nations to live up to the commitments made in the paris climate agreement overall china admits almost double the c o 2 of the united states but per capita the us takes the lead china responded to the meeting of the quad saying exchanges between governments should be to create understanding not target 3rd parties the meeting of the quad comes just days before the us secretary. state and national security adviser will meet with their chinese counterparts in alaska that meeting is expected to be more forceful as the united states confronts china over issues of economics security and human rights kimberley health at al-jazeera the white house. well let's bring in our panel joining us from atlanta georgia is failing lang's a professor of international affairs at georgia institute of technology in new delhi we have job and jacob who is an associate professor

hello there i missed ozzy attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a push to restore alliances with an eye on north korea we have the details from a top level meeting in south korea.

might have an effect is where they pressure might start to be put more heavily on china and russia an ozzie on states on to conform to international standards and get on board sort of blocking action against moammar actually cooperate in action against him or. president joe biden is less than 2 hours away from making his 1st primetime speech as u.s. president at the heart of it is his action plan on the coronavirus pandemic that's killed more than half a 1000000 americans in the past year the president has signed off on a $1.00 trillion dollars co-pay relief package is build it is rebuilding the backbone of the country most americans will receive a one off direct payment of 1000 $400.00 and it includes billions to spend on health care unemployment payments and even 19 testing let's get more from alan fischer in washington d.c. so alan the bill signed and ready to roll a day in a day earlier than expected. exactly went through all the processes that it has to do up on capitol hill arrived on the president's desk and so he sat behind the resolute desk in the oval office just a couple of hours

least a least 11 that were found behind a cement factory another 6 that were found on the shore about ozzie men because he is fast becoming the murder capital of north africa it's a number it's a and i rate just number over the last several months and many point a finger to my mother who is not only wanted by the i.c.c. but following his his indictment by the i.c.c. and his request to be delivered to the hague he was promoted by helicopter and this could be a major turning point for khalifa after his facing over the last several weeks a number of challenges social and political and military dissidents from senior commanders from senior tribal figures in libya so they may decide his fate internally in eastern libya before this new government of national unity in western libya decides his fate for him u.s. president joe biden has appointed come on harris to manage the steady arrival of asylum seekers at the southern border the vice president will lead efforts with mexico and central american countries to stem the flow of migrants numbers of congress and visiting emergency facilities that have

ozzie share market under pressure, with tech shares. the biggest drag.ocks are gaining ground in sydney as wti is above $64 a barrel, following the opec-plus decision to maintain its supply through april. bond markets in focus after the dovish remarks from fed chair jay powell. the u.s. 10 year yield holding at the 156 level after rebounding to 160. which had seen goldman revises forecast by year-end. the offshore yuan on, a three-day drop. back below 649 level. looking to test the 650 handle, given the increase we have seen. this ahead of china's shares. shery: that time of the year again. china's national people's congress getting underway. the premier set to deliver the key work report. he will also unveil the 2021 fiscal budget and the much-anticipated economic blueprints for the next five years and beyond. our china market coanchor tom mackenzie is in beijing near the great hall of the people. we didn't get that growth target last year. what sort of economic targets could we expect this year? tom: there is a lot of debate as to whether or not they w

always trying to appeal to confuse relation and cause we've been hearing everything in my lifetime from ozzy as born to before that to frank sinatra to elvis to you name it to to video games if you look at cultures like japan that have historically some of the most violent video games and culture at their hand you don't see this there is something that is my a ligament in our culture what it is what causes it you tell me we are a unique people and very quickly don't give me his business about guns because there are more guns in mexico and other places than here but the reason why they kill each other is because our drugs we kill each other because we're having a bad day we kill each other because we just we can't get a date or we're forcibly celibate we are a demented society that's the problem while lionel monella malique and out. and we could go all our i want to thank you for joining us conversation like i said i'm going to apologize ahead of time people be nice to me at least they're willing to talk and i think that's part of the issues right now thank you for joining me we will have the

you pretend that it's ozzie and harriet that is and you know there's someone who's taking care of the big one who's taking care of these. i think they're all. hey. hey. i'm cooking. i don't want to go besler. i just stand like $10.00 a day playing the lottery to wish i could be. a start of a 1000000 what is a. sending her to a daycare center was not something i wanted to do for at least a year. but we're at a home where both of us have to work in order to survive and. we have to work this year that is. it's not like that's the smorgasbord of childcare out there. we were lucky to finally found. it was a scramble like we're going to childcare facilities every day to vail ability is slim to none. really and we have a few options despite p.j. ratio despite the class size they all cost. of course it's going to require us to basically scale back some of our spending in appropriate summer savings you know holding all that. money but i don't know how people do it i really don't see that changing cover human change. sharky. so tomorrow you have to go to school ok home alone or back stronger oh

you pretend that it's ozzie and harriet that is and you know there's someone who's taking care of the big one who's taking care of these. i think they're all. hey. hey. i'm cooking. i don't want to go besmirching around. assists in like $10.00 a day playing the lottery to wish i could be. a start of a 1000000 what is a. sending her to a daycare center was not something i wanted to do for at least a year. but we're at a home where both of us have to work in order to survive. we have to work this years. it's not like the smorgasbord of child care out there. we are a lucky to finally found. it was a scramble like we were going to childcare facilities every day to vail ability is slim and on. really only have a few options despite p.j. ratio despite the class size they all cost the same. of course it's going to require us to basically scale back some of our spending in the appropriate summer our savings account holders over. the years. i don't know how people do it i really don't switching to cover him or to change clothes. shopping. so tomorrow you have to go to school ok homo more stron

appreciate the system and we are working through it, but it is a play on words and it is based off of an ozzy osbourne song, no more tiers . >>> and reporter luis peÑa more. >> january was definitely a little scary. luckily, things like round 2 came around and we were able to hang on. luckily, we did get to reopen again in january. so, since then, things have been a little brighter. >> reporter: the co-owner of faction brewing in alameda. the lines kept getting longer with customers coming back. >> reporter: the required breweries to offer food in order to reopen. what help them stay open was a food truck. >> we are doing this as a team and for the last seven months, a fock and we relied on we had them to be here. and michael feels the same way. they could do it without us but i don't know if we could do it without them. >> alameda county and the red tear which means breweries can open outdoor only. and there are 90 minute time limits per table. the business has to close by 8:00 p.m.. all of the changes in the tears inspire them to come up with a new beer. >> we released a beer call >>theyall

we are working through it but what we wanted to do is we are just a play on words and based off an ozzy osbourne song, no more tears. >> as of now they don't need to serve food to operate outdoors no matter what tier they are in, abc seven news reporter louis peÑa has more on what this means for you. cheers, because this is the site they had been luckily things like round two came along so we were able to hang along and luckily we did get to reopen in january so since then, things have been, you know, a little bit writer. claudia is the co-owner of faction brewing in alameda. the airline kept getting longer with the customers finally coming back. >> loss on i came was with her, so it has been a while. that was september. >> reporter: required for breweries to offer food in order to reopen.to reopen.to re. as tiers shifted, what helped them stay open was this the truck. >> we were together, during this as a team and for the last seven months, we couldn't open unless we had a food truck. so, you know, we relied on them to be here. >> reporter: as the food truck owner feels the same way. >

about four names like pascal, ozzie, chippewa, no.felled, okay backslash otter name, demand that the name be after me. >> my show started and i'd i've got great guests on it, representatives peter navarro, dave rubin, cooking with gas. i found the dog who wears pbe and works with his neuroscientist boss. we didn't have time for it. >> we will get to it, that's it for us, "special report." john roberts, are you there for us tonight? >> two shameless plugs i couldn't believe it. >> "one more thing"? that's what we do. >> here's what i'm wondering, i've got a signed bottle of wine from jasper, i need to get one of your signed books as well. >> i will be happy to send one, thanks. >> john: when he was great mimicking gordon ramsay. doesn't quite have the language down but he's got the shouting down. love it, love it. >> have a great show. >> john: good evening, i'm john roberts in for bret baier, who were following two major stories, there's no repeat today at the u.s. capitol of the

i did find it ironic as you show the photo of ozzy osbourne off of that on the alamo and saying aboutp the fact that you wae "the view" but to watch a woman fight over a guy or vice versa. or a checkout counter and you pick up those trashy romance novels, you open it up and it's a political manifesto. no, i want to see fabiano sweep women off of his feet and women pull each other's hair to get into his arms. we don't want a racial controversy so i'm not watching the bachelor because i get enough controversy at my day job. [laughter] >> greg: i didn't know they had trashy romance novels. >> katie: how does jesse know? >> greg: back in just a minute. ♪ ♪ start with all the non-sports dads. narrow it to the ones whose kids who can catch almost everything. especially a cold. meaning, you. you're the one we made mywalgreens for. join and get 30 minute pickup at walgreens.com ♪ ♪ >> dana: a lot of mega time for the fastest. and this entire time, i missed it. it wasn't your friday. this is what happened. >> time now for "one more thing." >> i've got to pee i've got to pppeeeeeee! >> how did

you pretend that it's ozzie and harriet that is and another someone who's taken care of the big who'staking care of these. i think they're all. hey. hey. i'm cooking. i don't want to go vessel rushing around. this i'm like $10.00 a day playing the lottery to wish i could be. the start of a 1000000 what is a. sin you heard of a daycare center was not something i wanted to do for at least a year. but we're at a home where both of us have to work in order to survive. we have to work this year that is. it's not like that's the smorgasbord of childcare out there. we were lucky to finally found. it was a scramble like we're going to childcare facilities every day to vail ability is slim and not. really only have a few options despite p.j. ratio despite the class size they all costs. of course it's going to require us to basically scale back some of our spending and appropriate some of our savings we don't hold it over. if i don't know how people do it i really don't see that changing you want to change clothes. shopping. so tomorrow i have to go to school ok whoa whoa whoa whoa ok your back

working through it but what we wanted to do is we are just having a play on words and it is based off an ozzy osbourne song no more tiers. trustee as of now the worries don't need to serve food to operate outside the matter what tier they are in. lewis peÑa has more on what this means for you.for you.for . >>> cheers, because this is the site that they have been waiting for. >> we struggled a little bit. january was definitely a little were able to hang on and luckily we did get to reopen again in january. so, since then, things have been, you know, a little brighter. >> reporter: claudia is the co- owner of the brewing company in alameda. throughout the day, the airline kept getting longer with customers finally coming back. >> the last time i came was with her so it has been a while. that was september. re/max in previous months guidelines required for breweries to offer food in order to reopen. as tiers shifted, what helped them stay open was this food truck. >> we worked together we were doing this as a team and for the last seven months we could not open unless we had a food truck, so yo

and anybody who's ever listened to sharon osbourne or listen to ozzy osbourne, and if you don't, i canyed, he's a genius, anybody that's ever listened to them knows they're the farthest you can be from being racist. it's absurd. and to use that as a weapon in order to shut people up, it's an attack on them, but it's also just a terrible way to address, you know, to have a conversation. that makes everybody, hopefully, better on the back end of it. >> yeah, probably shouldn't, you probably shouldn't live like him because he's lived a pretty hard life. [laughter] >> piers morgan -- >> hats off to his liver. [laughter] >> i think these conversations about race are incredibly important. they have to be had, but i think they also can happen and should happen without making people feel like they're walking into a mine field. i think that's incredibly important. >> absolutely. >> that's a good point. >> well, maybe they can learn to get along. claims of rigging. not the election, but the grammys. some of the music industry's biggest stars are crying foul play after being snubbed for awards. d

the pressure might start to be put more heavily on china and russia in ozzy on states to conform to international standards and get on board and sort of blocking action against moammar actually cooperate in action against him or. so let's look at funding how is the military making its money at the moment and will those new sanctions against the military leaders children will they have any impact will be on the stake that the west has in the burmese economy built into imports and exports is isn't that high they have targeted to the west or economic holdings finally but even then we're not talking about the largest portion of the military families wealth is kept in other places and kept in the country singapore and and that and the p.r.c. the until we actually get these areas on board the targeted sanctions will have a limited effect beyond that we're just not talking about there are those the the generals at the top the germans of the top are you know they're leitz and they think like leeds and and maybe that would work with some of them but the rank and file these are these are lifelong soldiers

the united states and supported by australia the quad committed to delivering a 21000000000 doses to ozzy on the indo-pacific and beyond by the end of 2022 climate change is the other big challenge the group must confront how to push global nations to live up to the commitments made in the paris private agreement overall china admits almost double the c o 2 of the united states but per capita the us takes believe china responded to the meeting of the quad saying exchanges between governments should be to create understanding not target 3rd parties the meeting of the quad comes just days before the u.s. secretary of state and national security advisor will meet with their chinese counterparts in alaska that meeting is expected to be more forceful as the united states confronts china over issues of economics security and human rights kimberly health at al-jazeera the white house. now to me and ma protests have been continuing despite at least 10 people being killed during rallies on thursday riot police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators inyanga on while thousands marched in the stree

least a least 11 that were found behind a cement factory another 6 that were found on the shore about ozzy member has he is fast becoming the murder capital of north africa it's a number it's a and i rate just number over the last several months and many point to think that i'm i'm with a fellow who is not only wanted by the i.c.c. but following has his indictment by the i.c.c. and his request to be delivered to the hague he was promoted by head of after and this could be a major turning point for us and if after is facing over the last several weeks a number of challenges social and political and military dissidents from senior commanders from senior tribal figures in libya so they may decide his fate internally and eastern libya but for this new government of national unity in western libya that side says fight for him. a total of 10 tug boats have tried but failed to dislodge an enormous cargo ship that spent the day wedged across the suez canal or 40 say work to release the ever given will probably continue through the night as the queue of waiting vessels grows longer the canal is the

least at least 11 that were found behind a cement factory another 6 that were found on the shore about ozzy member as he is fast becoming the murder capital of north africa it's a number it's a and i rate just number over the last several months and many point the finger to my mother who is not only wanted by the i.c.c. but following his indictment by the i.c.c. and his request to be delivered to the hague he was promoted by helicopter to lieutenant colonel so. i have to as the l n a the living national army loses a very significant figure here but in the broader picture now in libya the fact that there is a strong government a united government and that the ceasefire is holding how relevant still is the half time his forces. well that's a very good point that you make i would also just throw in called to question the fact that it's a military to so ship political movement it's a phenomena that is losing traction has lost them and this could be a major turning point for a kind of after his facing over the last several weeks a number of challenges social and political and military dissidents

check out ozzie yields, tracking slightly higher. christopher kent in focus this morning.ted that the economic outlook still remains very uncertain. this out of the rba march meeting and it's which has expectations the yield program will be shifted to the blonde program over at commonwealth. checking in on treasury futures this morning as markets wait to see aunt yields will resume the trek higher, you have treasury futures staying steady this morning. jgb futures taking lower with rates likely to stay range bound. former boj -- a former boj policy board member says you cannot rule out the possibility of surprise from the boj as nomura's rate strategists point out. if the pressure can be maintained that is positive and may help the boj avoid taking drastic action. shery: let's turn now to the visits to south korea and japan ahead of the biden administration's first high-level talks with chinese in ministration officials in alaska. our next guest says the world needs the u.s. as a leader in a multilateral world. he is the former japanese abbasid to the u.s., it's euro fuji

against a backdrop of jumping yields led by ozzie 10-year.is how it is looking for bitcoin, trading around 60,000 bucks after surpassing 61,000 dollars. we have the yen at 1.0 916. that is a snapshot of the markets. let's get first word news with vonnie quinn in new york. vonnie: the german chancellor angela merkel has suffered her worst election defeat as voters in two state polls attacked the handling of the coronavirus. support for her cdu party fell four points to 23% compared to 2016 with the greens and social democrats consolidating their hold on power. the elections are the first time voters have been able to express a view on merkel's virus strategy. the military leaders of myanmar have imposed martial law on the commercial center after security forces killed more protesters across the country. news came after beijing asked for better protection of chinese don't businesses -- owned businesses. the head of the command can use the army to maintain order. police in london are under fire after resting mourners at a vigil for a woman who w

ozzie reaume with noe neighborhood council and san francisco land use coalition.f all, i would like to thank supervisors chan and peskin for calling this resolution. i would also like to further express our opposition to this ghastly ferris wheel. so why do we oppose this service wheel? because golden gate park is not some county fair in some suburban or urban output. you don't need to ride a ferris wheel to get spectacular views of the city. furthermore, this is another attempt to basically turn the golden gate park to an elite place. people have to pay to ride the ferris wheel, and why? we don't have to have this ghastly ferris wheel, and the problems it would impose with the fumes and the site is off. so please, supervisors, i am calling to throw our full support behind this resolution, and i hope the rest of you will do the same. we don't need to have this ferris wheel for another four years. we can live with one, but not four. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, do we have another caller, please? >> hi. my name is cherie st

ozzie reaume with noe neighborhood council and san francisco land use coalition.f all, i would like to thank supervisors chan and peskin for calling this resolution. i would also like to further express our opposition to this ghastly ferris wheel. so why do we oppose this service wheel? because golden gate park is not some county fair in some suburban or urban output. you don't need to ride a ferris wheel to get spectacular views of the city. furthermore, this is another attempt to basically turn the golden gate park to an elite place. people have to pay to ride the ferris wheel, and why? we don't have to have this ghastly ferris wheel, and the problems it would impose with the fumes and the site is off. so please, supervisors, i am calling to throw our full support behind this resolution, and i hope the rest of you will do the same. we don't need to have this ferris wheel for another four years. we can live with one, but not four. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, do we have another caller, please? >> hi. my name is cherie st