and why p d d funding? the police, which really just translates to how do we make sure that we're putting the resources back into our communities. just to get a scale of how big i want people to know what does a boost budget look like and different cities. the total amount of money spent on the police, about $11000000000.00 on the and wiped each year. which is the most of any local law enforcement agencies in the country. but you know, city across city, police departments are a huge expenditure. so in places like oakland, it can be up to 40 percent of the city's general fund that is spent on policing, which far eclipse is the amount of money spent on, let's say, you know, you jobs programs. i investments in mental health as a response to mental health crises and the types of things that are actually far better approaches that are not violent approaches to some of the issues that police are currently responding to. only about 4 percent of the total amount of time and office, especially when a typical shift i

it's not a yes or no conversation, especially because d fund and my p d has literally been used as a sensationalizing way to really polarize the country. and in reality, when you kind of break down, what do you funding? the police really means is reallocating police resources, reallocating community resources. there is an urgent need to reimagine public safety and to dramatically shift how we approach public safety away from the policing based approach and towards investing in a community based approach. that is not a not responding to communities with violence. what are the new ways of imagining safety that you know, our generation are talking about? it's how do we protect our communities? and what does that look like to envision a place where, where we take the resources that are ultimately present and deeming our young people as criminal and putting that money and that funding into resources for our education institutions and putting that money into health care. right. and so for us to really understand this is 1st and foremost understand the history. it's to understand tracing of

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right to k, the p d. you sent a d, w dot com for the latest research and fax. today he answered this question. did the on the con variant originate in animals who humans? when the on the chron variant hit seemingly out of nowhere at the end of last year, it, it took experts off guard and in a number of ways, one of the biggest surprises was how very dear friend, the new variant, was from earlier variance that had dominated the coven landscape on a microphone sported dozens of genetic mutations compared to the original virus. and, and genetic sequencing reveals that it hadn't really descended from its predecessor delta, which was what you would have expected. but instead seemed to have evolved somewhere somehow in secret, possibly for more than a year before exploding on to the scene at the end of 2021. so where did all the viral evolution that led to alma crohn take place? spoiler alert, we don't really know, but there are 3 hypothetical scenarios that experts take seriously. i'm to involve evolution in humans. the 1st postulates that a micron evolved somewhere

so each and every person over on the globe could download it in p d. f format, print it, and use it. if they need to persuade the law, well friends, or whoever. now i'm sure you follow the discussion here in russia, and one of their opinions here is that russia has lost the public opinion about l or media war. do you agree with that? and do you think there was even a chance of winning? but being on an equal footing given on the difference in media resources that happened with, in terms of not just broadcasting your point of view, but simply broadcasting the fact that you see from your side, we definitely need to keep broadcasting it box at the same time. when you play according to rules that you do not control you all, you all understand that are etc is band would need is band our news agencies all bands. no, you have a problem with youtube. so trying to work of the same field. our opponents work is something that well, or not that much effective and this is not a matter oh, how are you going to persuade? because you don't manage the fields, you don't

so each and every person old around the globe could download it in p d. f format, print it, and use it. if they need to persuade their well friends or whoever. now i'm sure you follow the discussion here in and the one of their opinions here is that russia has lost the public opinion battle or media war. do you agree with that? and do you think there was even a chance of winning? but being on an equal footing given the difference in media resources that happened with, in terms of not just broadcasting your point of view, but simply broadcasting defax that you see from your side. we definitely need to keep broadcasting it box of the same time. when you play according to rules that you do not control you all you all understand that are and see is band would need these bands. our news agencies, all bands. no, you have a problem with youtube. so trying to work of the same field. our opponents work is something that well or not that much effective. and this is not a matter of how are you going to persuade because you don't manage the field. you don't manage th

from conventions by following our dreams known some fuss climes been with the keyboard brother, m, p. d was yearn is practically a member of the band which was at some continents. he can visualize our music for our songs in a way that it adds something great to them. foods at them to feel we've made so many videos together that he really knows our personalities. and he has a great sense of what suits each of us and some group hostile. i'm shannon chung, it's so shown in gunman victim clicked onto ramstein and i have come a long way. i took a volunteer and that's it. so i'm sure we've aged over the past 20 years. i ended up isn't come, but i think you can still see that we've remained curious and keen on doing crazy things in all dressing up and messing about the whole tomatoes for clayton and one such being it's such infectious fun. and to me it's been so liberating to go along with it. and i found it on con for our next report were staying in the mountains to visit a true cheese lovers. paradise. just 70 kilometers from syria. master cheese make our village meet, treats fine cheese lik

so you can go to the woodson, early c a p d. i looked at it though. i didn't forms woochie, it is episodes i just from a for you was all of the value of the whether the police chicka opera bells or alice of sherwood, the food store and says, go say, in the 19 sixty's nato approved an embargo bill banning the export of large diameter pipes used in the truce bone oil pipeline to the ussr in the 1980s, a contract to supply 17000000 tons of grain to the u. s. i saw was canceled. this was america's response to the soviet union, sending troops to afghanistan, 50 countries boycotted the summer olympics and moscow. and following an incident with a korean, boeing airflow was unable to operate flights to the united states for several years . sort of get the reward the i could side math, judas, book, daughter or own. are you sure in your opening meaning you can, i mean she sunset will opinion last year. what, what are what i should need? your order of vision is a balise different feed just al nissan to source. is it in the middle? not old? no. put our nor chelse

if you don't pay for the product, you are the so i think that definitely applies when it comes to p d. other things to look for bp make sure it works on all of your devices. has lots of servers in different locations and no bandwidth caps. >> you probably don't want to use your work vpn for personal reasons since your employer can monitor your activity there. all right. what those vpn recommendations. one more time you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> and we'll be right back after the break. >> all right. and a big new rise company, universal studios hollywood, its opening next year. and tomorrow fans are going to appreciate this one. the interactive mario kart browsers challenge dry uses all men to reality and projection mapping riders. get to sit in a mario go car on a moving track while wearing special glasses. you can racing popular game. the world's like thousands castle and the mushroom kingdom. the ride is for all ages are also joined in places nearby to shop and dine and opening an arcade. that should be a fun one. i w

ukraine kind of brilliant evil, but brilliant miami police tried to explain their illegal gun bye back m p d is using sympathy for ukrainian forces as a ploy to get guns off the street in the belief this will make their residence safer. how do police buy back something they never actually owned? yeah. guns are too dangerous for our streets because inexperienced or unethical people might get a hold of them. but please let us send them over there to volunteer malicious and we'll give you money. if there's a blue and yellow flag, suddenly guns are a good thing. this is crazy. first of all, we're going to get a bunch of legal and non working firearms that would be dangerous to any ukrainian troops that would have them. you know, we saw what happened in the last gun give away in ukraine, and the ukrainian government was giving a k 40 sevens to the citizens of key of gang members who started running around and shooting other citizens of key of this is a disaster unfolding. right, for ice and, you know, now they're going to be getting shot with american weapons. it's interesting to think of all the

but interestingly, there was a new pullout by force out, which is sometimes seen as kind of more s p d friendly of polling. but still more than 2 thirds of germans. according to that poll, don't perceive, will actually to be wrong. and to be too hesitant in delivering heavy weapons, there is an inbuilt cool sense of caution and when what our salt says, he won't in walk out of line with allies. he won't go ahead with delivering anything nobody else is delivering. and that is something that clearly has the support of the german population. by now. it's not obvious. chief political editor . thank you. michelle. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has welcomed the latest pledge by washington to provide $1000000000.00 in military aid to ukraine. it's the largest specific commitment to ship weapons since russia's invasion began . speaking in brussels, nato chief, yes. back. welcome to the announcement yesterday. by the you further increase the support or are you right for entry pledge that nato countries would remain united in this effort? and yesterday, after the defense minister meeting,

currently a 3rd of global gdp, which is expected to rise to 50 percent of global g d p. by 2050, we're seeing regional blocks. i believe the term that i've heard festival symbolic use is platforms and europe i think, is undergoing, ah, this attempted a separation decoupling from russia. but i think the practical realities of, and it's going to be very, very difficult in, frankly, ah, the europeans have a much greater affinity for russia than they do the united states. and i think this fost in bargain if we will. of course, what we're to order of keeping the u. s. in russia, keeping the u. s. in germany down and russia out really is crumbling and we may be, or on the, or at the beginning of a new reordering, you know, whether that's a new security architecture in europe. ah, to a re, a reconfiguration of the entire global system. there's a lot to be pessimistic about, but i think also we're major changes on the way that many grossey. i'm out, major change in major changes him mich. let me go back to you here. but i mean, the thing that i look i, i agree with everything we

even at the hospital where indra quality like i work at a p d attrition, only a few medicines are still in stock. she doesn't believe they'll last much longer. it, it said it is what happened with the tv. it don't, did it they can on we can roy and yeah, chinese edwardo. i really can't. even the catastrophic economic situation in sri lanka is affecting the work of doctors and nurses. they used to be able to do night shifts on call. that's no longer possible now, because a taxi to the hospital has become too expensive. just in the doctor's room at and really in the morning, early morning me go back end in vacovich and come back. oh, due to the worsening situation, people have been taking to the streets for more than 2 months. 6 rear and fernando vows to keep on demonstrating until things improve for him and the people of sri lanka. oh no, no no. in 1956, the 1st container was loaded on to a ship and sent off to sea. today, there are an estimated 38000000 such freight containers in use, around 5400 ships and carry them to their destinations. the invention of shipping containers made see t

it's the new called n d p a bike. now mr. all is his d b f o full chair. hi lucy. oh, just joking. cho, good. president trump watch my real last i guess my 1st raise of your voice was joking that can we by greenland essentially it's a large real estate deal. lot of things could be done. no not would be soon enough to walk them a casual sheet or not. yeah, that will embed elena that in like in that, in like them and the out about delivery of unleaded kind of get to talk with however, dollars from school is different. cindy, when stint in the in l. e l. a i trump, she was a peek attribute. fight caruana's. great to settle. i set a store as a cooper at the dea, a. it coordinator for split alyssa, israel escape a still for them for new service animal bites. and we have a whole for assembly or sofa academy leo. good luck with young call me or you don't get off the lid. i'm gonna reach out. sure, sure. i'll talk in case a gets a set of with very soon a dense gonna see alana vet the loose at by. they'd put my boss in a pink corner that bore bonham and legal to fill it a l

now countries were supposed to reach that 2 percent of g d. p level by 2024. now they're going to be talking about how much more they're going to need to spend. so as we know, a lot of them haven't made it to 2 percent yet, but we're also seeing a lot of them go beyond 2 percent right now, germany being one of them. so these changes that russia has, has brought about in nato really are, are, are massive and not just in what you see in terms of troop availabilities and spending. but in the mindset of the nato allies realizing they have to be in this together and a threat to one of them truly is a threat to all of them. terminals in madrid that i'm going to the crime here, the studio, thank you both very much. now ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has addressed the united nations security council, demanding that russia be labeled a terrorist states. he also released the video claiming to show the moment when a missile struck a shopping mall in chrome mention on the monday, killing at least 18 people. soleski said the video is evidence that russia deliberatel

why p d? possibly because the program was perceived as being racist. the interesting point here tough who is also watching on youtube, says those you're showing up, have privately own prisons. and there's a huge problem in the united states. it's not about we have bill a taishan, it's about the money at lafayette says mm hm. i'm gonna articulate that um with a money who spoke to us a little bit earlier. she's will say in the documentary, 51 years behind bars. this is what she has to say about the private prison system. look, we're trying to educate society on have. this does not create favor communities for as we are also pushing for alternatives, because we know more so than any one in our society. children have the most ability to grow and change expressly with their undeveloped mind. our biggest obstacle to this is unfortunately we do live in tennessee, which is the hall for for profit prisons. meaning the longer you can, of course, the rate someone there earlier in age, you can incarcerate someone. there are more money that can be made. yeah. or hi

remember from the last few weeks is their announcement that they're bringing back pens announces in p. d. o measurements. bars. johnson does have a governing agenda. he wants to be, he's always wanted to be prime minister. he doesn't actually want to do the job of being prime minister. we need someone who's out to interest. ok. doing this job at time is critical, is less alan, could the economy be his last chance to win the hearts and minds of the british people? particularly if he manages within the upcoming months to fix the issues of the cost of living inflation and also the demand domestic and the g costs. well, of course that would be a dramatic turnaround. i think we're going to manage expectations on that one. i'm in reality, we're in a global situation when it comes to the cost living crisis a something being shared across the world right now. and maybe we'll manage it better than other people maybe way. but i think we've got some way to roll on that subject. if we get to the end point, but i actually want to come back on what ross said, there is something to the idea that he has

a majority of them are on track for the 1st time to exceed are 2 percent of g d p commitment that they make. they agree to spend 2 percent of the g d p on defense look, for example germany. germany is committed to spending 2 percent going forward and announced a special fund for its military of more than $100000000000.00. slovakia, the czech republic and the netherlands, have announced they will all so many 30 percent commitment. paula romania, estonia, latvia. lithuania are doing more than 2.5 percent, some as high as 3 percent together. deploy more assets and capabilities to bolster our alliances across all domains. land air, c, cyber and space rear. we've reaffirm that our article 5 commitment is sacred and an attack on one is an attack on all, and we will defend every edge of nato territory, every inch of nato territory. for our part, the united states is doing exactly what i said, who would do it food and invaded, enhance our forest posture in europe. will station more ships in here in spain, where station, the more air defense in italy and germany. more f 30 fives in the united k

and the bottom line here is the federal reserve board is predicting continued g p d growth through the next 3 years. but they're also signaling that things won't return to a healthy normal economy in the u. s. to likely the year 2024. that is when the unemployment rate will rise back to the 4 percent range as if the predictions are found to be true. that is the house, the 4 percent unemployment that the federal reserve wants to see. and 2024 is again when inflation is predicted to come back down from the current high of 8.6 percent down to the near 2 percent, which is what the federal reserve or says is indicative of a healthy economy. because i'm from harvey jo castro's continue this though and break it all down with robert scott. he's a senior economist that the economic policy suit joined us by skype from rockville, maryland. good to have us start with 1st of all, this aggressive rate. hi. not a surprise. will it be enough to achieve those 2 goals of cooling down prices, but not sparking a recession? what do you make of it? i think the risks lie towards the big okay, is going to pus

is what his daughter and son-in-law had to say when asked about rudy giuliani and suggests he outlie p d know if i had a firm view of what he should say in that sirk. the results were still being counted. >> did you ever share, mr. kushner, your view of mr. giuliani, did you ever share your thoughts with him about the president? >> i guess -- yes. >> tell me what you said. >> basically not the approach i would take if i was you. >> those comments follow testimony from ivanka last week saying she accepted attorney general william bar r saying there was no fraud in the election. >> let's discuss. author mike d'antonio. this is so outrageous. i cannot believe that people still believe this man. i just think it's so outrageous. there's so much evidence that points to he knew he was lying, right, he was told he was lying. the courts proved he was lying. and now his daughter. she froze when she was asked whether or not trump won or lost the election. >> jared as well. when they asked him, have you spoken to the president about this? the trouble for jarrett and ivanka is that they both want to

and right now, the best estimates that the atlanta fed has come up with for the 2nd quarter, g d p is exactly 0, g d p is stalling in the 2nd quarter. so we're really on the edge of a technical recession. and yet, the unemployment rate is the lowest in the history of the time series. it's, and there are 2 openings, job openings for every unemployed person. so it doesn't feel like a real recession, even though people seem to be talking about the imminent recession, how terrible it is right now. a lot of people have jobs and a lot of jobs are available, and vacancies are going on field. the u. s. central bank isn't to lose it when it comes to raising interest rates at the moment. oh, actually not. in fact to give you an example of, of the e. c. b in europe is an example where they did not act fast enough of madame the guards press conference and said that we're going to be raising rates, but we're not going to do it until our next meeting. and what happened. the euro started to appreciate the interest rates in italy and greece started to, to blow out. and people started losing belief th

that they take saw a lot mama, one of the conditions and commitments is not to provide supports to p y d y, p g and the good on his movements. and also there will be no restrictions imposed as an embargo in relation to the defense industrial. this all looked on, i call a lot of good. so the agreements that sweden and finland has carried outside in relation to terrorism. and the defense industry was not. we'll have to be followed with concrete steps and by a natural legal agreements need to be reached. the promise made by sweden is this $5073.00 terrorists will be extradited, returns to 30 top law. my p k. k. and it's extensions are carrying out activities to collect funds. these will be prevented and investigated. net, there will be clear and substantial guarantees given in relation to the prevention of terrorist propaganda being carried out against turkey. they could not with the participation of justice, federal law, intelligence and security forces. longevity agreements have been made up along the best for a robot. believe high school is included in the european mechanisms. it will in

in i although there were 50000000 articles in which the p. d. across the 100 languages. it's quite concentrated in the european languages, including english, chinese, japanese there's a few other big languages, but we're still lacking very far behind in a lot of the languages of africa. india, they're, they're growing, but they're smaller versions of wikipedia. a lot of the smaller languages around the world need a lot more work. it isn't the same as, as we came online. it for the 1st time in the late 19 ninety's and, and in the 2 thousands people are largely coming on line on mobile devices or dies . you know, the huge 1st wave of the internet in the developing world. and the truth is contributing to wikipedia editing wikipedia on a mobile device is always going to be harder. i'm problem is dusty sir. one problem is that this realm of public knowledge is in danger of becoming a winner takes all network. so the adul onto my wikipedia becomes the only access point for 8000000000 people, but it's our but those who create that content away less than one percent of humanity

so you got them spending targets up to or indeed above the 2 percent of g d p. that is the nature target. some of them up around 3 percent of g . d, p, a, spending on military spending. so your opinions are doing a lot. they're catching up, but at the same time, we're seeing these new commitments from the u. s. as well, with thousands of troops more permanently station troops and units in countries like poland, romania across the, across europe. so i think it's both, it's both a european and american commitment to the security of europe. and that means also by the way, a pivot pivot away from a focus on the pacific asia pacific region, which is something that is also important. and also in view and our correspondence, simon young pleasure is always to speak with you. thanks for joining me here. are you as president joe biden has also announced an additional $800000000.00 in aid for ukraine? he said, stopping rushes, advance is critical for global security. before the war started, i told boot and that if he invaded ukraine, nato would not only get stronger, but wo

also with regard to us as g d p. trajectory, and i think going forward, we're likely to see that the russian economy will adapt the decline this year in terms of g d. t will be there may be on the or 5 to 6 percent, but could be even less in case the external conditions improve. and in case further we see continue the emphasis on macroeconomic stability. andy, one of the lessons china is drawing from all of this because, again, you know, in europe is, is making political idea, logical decisions about its future. i think quite foolishly, to be honest with you. but i mean, you know, china has to see what's going on in the world that we have all discussing how creating relations are changing. and you know, what are the main lessons you think that debate beijing leadership is taking from europe. so i would say very callous decision making. go ahead. well, i think china is troy, does 2 sets of lessons from this. i think the immediate one is that is position i regarding the training concept was correct, which is that all side should resolve to settle other differences a peacefully by the u.

i mean the debt to g d p that japan had and just watch japan. japan is the model. they're going to be the 1st ones to go because their debt to g d p is probably, or the real number is probably around 300 percent. so that's why their currency is, has dropped about 23 percent. and the bond market is about to explode. now the, the smaller asian countries can't do that, but the bigger ones have been doing this ponzi scheme for 10 years or so, or more. so now it's about time to pay the piper for what they've been doing for the reckless money printing that's been going on for more than a decade over the china now, which has welcome to paul's decision not to move ahead with a security partnership with the u. s, beijing, that he supports the south asian nation and upholding his quote to sovereignty, independence on territorial integrity, various political parties and factions, the government, the army and people across the nepalese society. see the state partnership program as a military and security initiative closed linked to the india pacific strategy. and they consider

d p, a target, stipulated by nato. now the spending includes boosting, cyber defense and support for partner countries. however, german politician, academic and lawyer, going to back says that the ukraine conflict is used as an excuse for germany to increase its defense spending and cast blame for worsening economic crisis is important to find that the recent decision to increase military spending is a departure from decades of previous policy, the official justification is of course, the kind of conflict in ukraine. the government you is that this is a threat to native security as a result of which they have to increase military spending on the whole nature is spending about 15 times as much on the military as the russian federation or even more the government is also trying to avert attention from a worst and the economic crisis at home and the conflict in ukraine is a welcome excuse that they can blame. the former lawyer for hillary clinton has been found not guilty of lying to the f. b, i in 2016 about donald trump

the diplomatic nightmare was triggered by comments made by a b d p spokesperson, on a new talk show, in terms of what gets said on the air. india's numerous tv channels, i don't address to the bottom. and in the midst of a heated debate, the b g b representative made a derogatory comment about the prophet muhammad, that sound bite went vidal, across india, social media. it even triggered some protests. but the issue really gathered momentum when it caught the attention, 1st of governments in the out of gulf and ben beyond. angry statements were issued indian ambassadors, summoned apologies, demanded, bigoted inciting. anti must him speech has been on the rise in prime minister marian, there are more these india, with seemingly scant effort from the government to vienna in this time. things have been different on the starting point. this week is a seemingly ordinary evening on primetime t v. in india. it was never if it was always when, when would one of the nightly shouting matches on indian television spinal even further out of control? i. when would be increasingly noxious on is it