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showing images of people packed into the bars, not wearing so, that is the concern tlet pere now desperateo get back to some kind of normality, but we are far from that sense -- that normality here in brazil th the death still rising. ros: thank you very much. in a few minutes on "o source," we will turn our attention to postal voting in the u.s. iwhy hbecome such a controversial political issue? ♪ ros: the british government has announced emergency funding for theaters, galleries andeu m. >> theaters, music venues, cinemas and museums across the country have been brought to their knees by the covid-19 pandemic. many saying they will be back up within- that arrived today. the secretary announcing a $1.57 billion rescue package for t culture and heritage section -- sector. arts leaders say they can see a way for their organizations to ivsuthem at least until the spring. the total amount, 270 million pounds will be made available as loans. the vast majority coming in the form of grants. there are likely to be many winners, but the money has come too late for some venues, which have been forc

the real guardians of our liberty are the people.le the pere going to make up their mind this november. >> i mean, uyou say the presidet of the united states ianger to the public and he's unfit for office. is r a bookst weapon to ensure that he doesn't remain president? >> well, i'm on tv as you can make up their minds about that as well. >> there's a criticism of the book ofcourse that is, i you deeply believed he was a danger and unfit that the principle thing to do would be more than just write a book, that y perhaps join t administration to further aat world view ou have that when your influence ran out, you know, you left the job, and that you wrote a book at's full of anecdotes that helps sell a book to people who already don't like the how do you respond to that criticism? >> well, if i were really concerned about financial issues, i would have joined the government to begin with. i think the best thing you can do is p the facts in front of people. you can't do it in op-eds.. you can't do itatn two-page ents. i think a lot of people look at this as an exercise in virtue signalin

deadlock michel baraka is a political analysts and he's also a former advisor to president shimon peres and prime minister ariel sharon he says netanyahu has reason to be worried as protests have never been this while and. yeah i think this is much different because you have people who are actually being arrested you didn't have that or every night people are coming out they're being arrested there are those that are kneeling down and holding their hand and they're taking water cannons and horses and they're they're really starting feeling it that now has to go and it's a combination of factors there are some people that are out there protesting the corruption there are other people that are out there think the lack of policy for the coronavirus some people are going to go they have some food and they can't pay their rent or their mortgage so you have a lot of there's a lot of different issues that are coming and the annexation you know prime minister has yet spend most of the month of june in the run up for july 1st which was you know except that he was going to start some kind of an e

ar you planning on pere dissipating and more hearings -- are you planning on participating in more hearings? guest: at this point, no. but if they decide to hold a hearing on the report, we will be there because it is important for us to talk about the issues that we found in our report. reportsissued other that are related to this as well. and we will continue to do so. timothy and harper's bill, new york. arperville, new york. caller: i'm trying to find out when they will send another similar check, because i am really hurting. host: did you receive one? caller: i have received one. that money was spent as soon as i got it. nicole clowers, the payments sent out, there was a $1200 initial payment. what other payments went to individuals? what was covered under that spending? guest: there have been other assistance provided to families, whether it be through the snap program. additional --ome if you were eligible, some rent forbearance, loan forbearance programs that have been enacted. so there have been some for families and individuals provided, as well as than the community, the business

peres says it's reached its yearly filling target for the grander nestles down after weeks of heavy rain that says the government's been holding virtual meetings with its downstream neighbors promising to continue talks to find a solution to the dispute over the megaproject charles traffic reports on the complex regional politics surrounding the dam. it's taken 10 years to build and cost close to $5000000000.00 ethiopia's flagship infrastructure project is a great source of national pride. but a grand ethiopian renaissance dam on the blue nile has caused tension with downstream countries sudan and egypt from the start be coping government says the hydroelectric dam is vital for the development of this immense landlocked country which has a population of around 108000000 the country plans to expulsion electricity across the region and says the dam will stop seasonal flooding in neighboring sudan. but egypt says there are a number of outstanding legal issues that need resolving and filling the reservoir too quickly could reduce its water supply and may pose an existential threat egypt does

earnings pering share and returns. it has strong financial attributes.se are assets we expect to be in our portfolio for a long time to come. it is a strategic fit, and we think the time is right for both companies to engage in this combination. alix: if you had a little sheet of people -- sheet of paper with names, are their names look for possible takeovers? mike: we always have a long sheet of names we look at, but there is also a strict set of criteria we apply. and like i say, we have a high bar. we are looking to improve returns, and this is in line with our disciplines, i-focused strategy. -- a return-focused strategy. this is a good deal for shareholders of both companies. alix: something that was interesting with noble, i wonder what the bigger driver was for you? was it the international assets in the eastern mediterranean, or conventional? i mean, unconventional, excuse me. where do you see the biggest appeal? mike: it is a really attractive asset base. look, they have been so successful in the eastern mediterranean that it does bring with it

step down mitchell barricades a political analyst he also plays a former advisor to president shimon peres and prime minister ariel sharon he says a prime minister netanyahu has reason to be worried as protests have never been this violent before. yeah i think this is much different because you have people who are actually being arrested you didn't have them or every night people are coming out they are being arrested there are those that are kneeling down and holding their hands out and they are taking water cannon and horses and they are there really starting feeling is it now has to go to that combination of factors there are some people that are out there protesting the corruption there are other people that are out there protesting the lack of policy for the coronavirus there are some people who are broken because they don't know who to and they can't pay their rent or their mortgage so you have a lot of there's a lot of different issues that are coming ahead and the addict nation you know prime minister as you know spent most of the month. in the run up for july 1st which was you kno

and they just spent a full day brainstorming getting there pere vote, speakingto the way they knew eachther would understand. asking youtube stars to incorporate voting into their content. they had all these ideas that they were working to put into 2020. in 2018 into our 2018, the march for lives movement was a massive shift for young voters. and when you look at the 2014 turnout, to compare 2014 to 2018 since they are both midterms, the 2014 turnout for 18 to 29-year-olds was 18%. that number is terrible. 21%. in 2018 it jumped to 36%. so that is a huge leap that i really do think is because of the politics that were going on at the time, certainly climate change and school violence and shootings in schools are some things that impact young people even more directly than we can understand, especially the school shootings. focusose movements and a on registration and showing up really did have an impact. and it is not that people have not been trying for a long time. rock the vote was founded i believe in 1980 and it is a wonderful organization that continues. so it is not as if trying

michel barack about this his a political analyst and also a former adviser to israeli president shimon peres and prime minister ariel sharon his via skype from west has them as always good to have you with us on al-jazeera mr barak it's not the 1st sign that we've seen protests against benjamin netanyahu was harry mentioned do you get a sense that is different this time around can't can he withstand the pressure. yeah i think this is much different because you have people who are actually being arrested you didn't have that before every night people are coming out they're being arrested there are those that are kneeling down and holding their hand and they're taking water cannons and horses and they're they're really starting to feel the need is that you know has to go and it's a combination of factors there are some people that are out there protesting the corruption there are other people that are out there being the lack of policy for the coronavirus some people are or for that because they have no food and they can't pay their rent or their mortgages so you have a lot of there's a lot of

ar you planning on pere dissipating and more hearings -- are you planning on participating in more hearings at this point, no. but if they decide to hold a hearing on the report, we will be there because it is important for us to talk about the issues that we found in our report. reportsissued other that are related to this as well. and we will continue to do so. timothy and harper's bill, new york. arperville, new york. caller: i'm trying to find out when they will send another similar check, because i am really hurting. host: did you receive one? caller: i have received one. that money was spent as soon as i got it. nicole clowers, the payments sent out, there was a $1200 initial payment. what other payments went to individuals? what was covered under that spending? guest: there have been other assistance provided to families, whether it be through the snap program. additional --ome if you were eligible, some rent forbearance, loan forbearance programs that have been enacted. so there have been some for families and individuals provided, as well as than the community, the businesses throu