peter full of net number 9. you will for you for your, for your own to kind of move that thing out. all the same kind of what you can do the few more. i miss you on a year. how did you, when you're on the name? most of the misfits scenes were shot in the emerald capital, abu dhabi, but some action scenes were filmed in the signs of a specialist like ivy tore. it was hard for the cartridge sequences, actually the director. so although los angeles chasing all the actions. hello the mission, i had a possibly a few last scanner could be caught them at the end of the job if you will be my 2nd unit we shot today. it's just a 5 minute chasing. hello. hello. how are you? shirley amos? dorothy? yes, the more the better for the other person? no, no, no, no. i didn't seem like it was a film. and anyway, that was pushing negatively anybody how she had slept and when he only had a phone i i watched half of the 1st guy up to the chasing fema. she had to be had in the 100 the for how did the multiple but i'll be happy to. you may have leave of fiction. let me think they can. they will if he had th

on the alumni and g up a yoga missiles comfortable with me or peter full of net number 9. you hope all is well you for your for your own kind of the same kind of what you can do. the few more. i miss you. on the year you will need me. most of the misfits scenes were shot in the emerald capital, abu dhabi, but some action scenes were filmed in the signs of a specialist. i like ivy tore, was hired for the cartridge sequences. actually the director. so, although los angeles chasing all the actions, you know, i did mission, i had a few los angeles can. it could be more than the geography. i will be my 2nd today. it's just a 5 minute shaping. hello. hello. how are you? shirley amos, do see i see more but the better for the henderson? no, no, no, no. i do seem like it was a film in anywhere that was push rang negatively. anybody had the 2nd one, he only had a phone i. i watched half of the 1st guy up to the chasing famous i had to, he had in the 100 the for how did the a multiple before the happy year. and he higher leave fiction. let me think they can. they will if he had the i

on the novel of 9 and your mission comfortable with me or peter full of net number 9, you hope all is well you for your for your whole kind of thing because of what you can do. the few more for your money on the year. you want me, most of the misfits seems for short on the emerald capital, abu dhabi, but some action scenes were found in the signs of a specialist direct avi tours was hired for the car chase sequences actually the director. so although los angeles chasing all the actually i did, mission had lost the scan, it could be on them, but i'm not the live the job if you will be. well, i mean my 2nd unit to day. so it's just a 5 minute chasing him. and we have a shirley a mole dorsey, seymour public business. the other said, no, no, no, no, i didn't seem like it was a film in anywhere that was push rang negatively. anybody had shot in one he only had the thing i. i watched half of the 1st guy up to the chasing famous i had to he had in the the for how did the a multiple body, how did he leave it fix. let me a convicted a, it's in the left. he had the in this hi, latisha had tough

peter said, no, come join paypal full-time and help us, because it have been helping us so much on the and you understand this stuff and we have so much to, because paypal was an early blitz scaler. it's theory was that it would be a bank. that was not a workable theory. so we had a great customer acquisition engine, but how do you redefine the payments, with something that was in front of it even as it was exponentiation it's burn rate. so i joined paypal, stepping off the board. david: paypal was ultimately sold to ebay for about $1.5 billion or so. you got your share of the profits and he then became an angel investor. for those who don't know what an angel investor, as opposed to a double investor, what is an angel investor? reid: [laughs] sometimes there are investors that entrepreneurs think our devil investors. [laughter] angel investors are individuals usually with some knowledge of the entrepreneur that 10 to invest in the early stages of a company, frequently an idea on the back of a napkin or an entrepreneur just thinking about doing something. but like all investment that i

are you a correspondent, peter oliver, in berlin with a full breakdown of the vote and a means for germany? these preliminary result results are written, they usually fairly accurate. we won't get the official result for a little while yet. but what it shows is the social democrats have, wouldn't they selection they want it in the terms that they've collected the most amount of votes. it doesn't mean that they directly gets a form of government just yet will have more or not just let wild jen and politics never as simple as that. yes. when it comes down to clear winners and losers, the winners have been the social democrats picking up almost 26 percent of the vote . and when you look at the fact that just before the summer, this year, they were polling it 10 percent lower than not. but this is one of the biggest comebacks in lazarus, and it's no wonder that their mom, the chancellor, all shots the sounding pretty pleased with himself. why makes you feel it's then? i'm happy to see so many here today. and of course, i'm happy about the election results. london. germans have decided, the soc

after year of being on the board, i thought about starting another company, and peter said it no, join the board fullime. we have so much to do, because pay mail was an early blitz scaler. in theory, it was going to be a bank, and that was not a workable theory, so we had a great customer acquisition engine, but how do you redefine the payment process even exponentiation you to burn rate? david: paypal was sold to ebay. you got your share of the profits. you became an angel investor. what is that? reid: sometimes angel investors, entrepreneurs think, are devil investors. angel investors or individuals, usually with expertise in this area or knowledge of the entrepreneur, who invest in the earliest stages of a company, frequently from an idea on the back of a napkin or an entrepreneur just thinking about doing something, though all investment is professionally scaled, and does so individually, not with a firm, the resources and assets of a firm, the platform and network a firm brings. that is something i was interested in doing because i was interested in people building great projects i wanted to hel

there is just the latest hitch in a career full of ups and downs. peter oliver looks back at the merc lira and her like. after almost 16 years in charge, the time has come for angle merkel to step down as german chancellor. drawing the curtain on a political korea of over 3 decades, coming to office in 2005. she's the 3rd longest serving german chancellor of old time, only her mentor helmet co held a position longer. in postwar, germany, anglo myrtle have achieved something that most politicians haven't at their time of leaving office. she has remained popular with a large chunk of the voters. no small achievement. when you look at the challenges she's had to face me. germany, whether the financial storm that began with the collapse of layman brothers back in 2008 better than most countries. a 480000000000 euro bailout for the banks and managing to keep on employment figures from spike and to high saw the local reelected in 2009 then came the collapse of grease and the fear that could never pay any of it to lawful debts that pushed the single currency clo

james foley and steven sought off as well as aid workers. kayla miller and peter catholic island nation of madagascar has endured a full use of drought brought on by one of the world's 1st families to be caused by climate change. united nations says at least 30000 people are at the highest level of food insecurity, with fears that number could rise dramatically. the u. n. has also reported that more than 1000000 people in madagascar a force to eat. locusts wild leaves and cactus fruits, madagascar produces a fraction of a percent of the world's annual carbon dioxide emissions. but it's suffering some of the worst effects with unreliable rains and crop failures. shelly thought all is from the united nations world food program. she says the drugs having a catastrophic impact on the people. yes, yes, this is now the 4th year where the farmers were entering into what we called lean season. so this period between planting and harvesting, and these people who live off the land survive of the land have been displaced by, by drought. they've lost their livelihood. they've had to sell everything. executive director, david beasl

all right, a full hour of programs ahead. no those starting with peter and guess to all our discussion show. crosstalk and then it's your mid week business update and been both close. this is architecture, nash ah, ah ah, ah, hello and welcome to cross top where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, is the biden presidency in terminal decline. this administration's handling of the coven pandemic, the economy, and not least afghanistan sees this president underwater, in the polls. and a big way in the country today is just as divided as under trump. can this president turn things around the cross talking to by the presidency? i'm joined by my guess internet panama, in london. he is professor of international politics at city university of london, as well as visiting professor the london school of economics in atlanta. we have robert patello. he is a civil rights attorney and radio host. and in bulgaria, we cross the julio rivera. he is the editorial director of reactionary times identifying cross roles and a fact that means he can jump in anytime

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full glass of jim! the remembrance of how fulfilling peter's, and being surrounded by features, i said, i must be here forese productions have been reuniting and rehearsing. the cast of waitress, starting cerebral us, the music man with huge ackerman. this month, hamilton, the lion king and wicked are all slated to hit the stage, along with mulan ruch, the musical. star -- says his show now has a new energy. >> it is, like we are putting on a kind of broadway two point oh production of moulin rouge. >> do you see this any differently now? >> this show is about a group of artists fighting for the opportunity to share their art. >> now, all of these casts will finally share their art for crowds that must bring a mask and proof of vaccination. broadway is reopening. >> to hear that group of people laugh, cry or celebrate, it is like nothing else. >> one lingering questions, the worries over the delta variant, will this keep some fans away? in the coming weeks, you can actually find a little availability for shows that were really in demand for the pandemic. that is not super common, but over all, the broadwa

full fda. the worldwide debate across the globe about third doses continue. the world health organizations say wealthier country should wait. joining us now is dr. peter hong. hi doctor, thank you for joining us on this friday. a lot of back and forth. the biden administration says yes on boosters and fda says no, only people of 65 and up. what did you think? >> it was unfortunate timing. you get the science then you make the policy, you don't make the policy and look at the science. i think one of my colleagues say, you give the american public the kick and you are taking back the kick from them. the fda was rigorous, they looked to the science and recommendations for three groups to get boosters resulted from that. number one, members over 65, two two, those of medical conditions and number three, those of nature of their work puts them at increase risk of exposure. >> that's how the original was late out. when do you think people 65 and under will get the okay to get a booster? >> i think it's just about timing. i think they're going to continue to look at the data and evolve overtime. 98% of hospitalized individuals are unvaccinated. >> i think eventual

full cost for wednesday. so we've beaten again and nicely hot spell up in the gulf, mexico, in the caribbean, where you notice peter staying out at sea, a bit of a sweat will generator, an increase in the shower in puerto rican, possibly in dominican republic as well. and the coolish al, it's coming across from the u. s. dot back. cool. but it's cooling was, is enhancing the showers in mexico that coolers also generating a line of showers. this one here from the midwest down towards the southern states . it'll improve things in texas, but not in the east that looks particularly wet the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021. there are some things you can never forget than there are scenes which will be etched in your memory forever. in syria, we documented atrocities. and in the northern city of a level, we witness something. we will never unsee the bodies bound and executed their hands, tied gunshot wounds to their heads were bad enough, but watching the relatives identify their loved ones. that's one of the hardest things i've ever done as hard as it was we had and needed to film

peter ganci? >> nigro: pete-- i guess people would say he's my alter ego. had a chest full of medals. honest, hard-working guy. you know he was a paratrooper in the army, worked his way up to be chief of department in the f.d.n.y. quite a story. >> pelley: a story of courage over his 33-year career. he won the department's medal of valor, crawling into a burning apartment on his hands and knees, grabbing a child who was certainly going to die, and dragging that child out and saving her life. >> cassano: that's the kind of person pete was. he would put people before himself without a doubt. >> pelley: he put his firefighters before himself. three months before 9/11, ganci, the chief of department, responded from home to a call of firefighters trapped in a burning store. he went in wearing shorts and boat shoes. he once said his 11,000 firefighters were his children. on that day in queens, he lost three. on 9/11, the man responsible for firefighter safety was chief al turi, who was tormented by the passing minutes. >> al turi: let it burn up. we ain't putting this out. >> pelley: he ask

full day for the president, neil. neil: peter, thank you very much for that. i want to go back to the reading. names, 2, 753 killed in new york, 184 at the pentagon, 40 in shanksville, pennsylvania. and each and every one of them, and prayer names are read as well as those that we lost in the 1993 world trade center attack. let's listen in. [reading of names] [reading of names] >> and my beloved husband, beautiful shaun, we're with you through the eyes of your incredible daughter and all around us, forever and eternal. >> all right, continuing with this very sad, very eloquent reading of the names. this has become an annual event here and family members and those very close to those who lost their lives here have never given up on that and have demanded that and the city has been more than receptive to continue doing that. of course, this whole area, 20 years ago was rubble and smoke and rescue operations were underway. they would prove futile because ultimately a little more than a dozen were taken from the rubble. a couple of days later on the 13th that pres

peter, great, thank you very much. see you later. that is it to this news up, but i will be back in a couple minutes with a full half hour of use. see then for me the rest of the team. bye for now. a october on now, just some growing vaccine inequality for the political and economic impact. the latest development at the corona virus and demi continued to spread across the globe democracy, maybe inexpensive new series explores the ever growing challenges to democracy around the world. former president place come for goes on 5 for the estimation of its freedom from commerce bank context. india direct removed by brings insights and perspectives from the world's most populous democracy, the rockies, the home in an election like to define the country future. october on al jazeera from the wells, most populated region in depth stories from across asia. and just to say, the coaches had conflicting politics. when i went on out there ah, al jazeera when you when you from a neighborhood known as a fan of radicalism. ready you have to fight to defy stereotype. meaning the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived on some of

full. we have been maxed out. morale is basically as low as it could be peter everybody's stressed levels are through the roof, and we have not been able. >> sean, more than 200,000 people crossed the border in august fear i want you to understand how hot it is here. is deadly hot. they found bodies out along the rio grande river. lost out in the brush. it is very dangerous conditions, and those numbers don't seem to be lessening. there is also concern right now that there is over 6,000 haitians still making their way into the united states, and i heard as of today, 500 crossed the rio grande valley sector alone. so this is not stopping anywhere. >> sean: all right, sara carter, reporting live from del rio tonight. by the way, i think the horses like you. my little experience, they like sugar and sugar cubes and apples and stuff like that. so do you have any extra? all right, sara, thank you. here with more, arizona attorney general, now senate candidate, who from the great state of arizona, mark brnovich is with us. and the president of the national border patrol council, brenda judd. brandon, let's deal with the

full and fresh look. jeanette, this is our to international. ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered. i'm peter lavelle in the wake of the 2nd high level meeting. where does the fraught china us relationship stand? the 1st meeting and courage? alaska was an embarrassing failure for secretary of state blinking at the 2nd meeting. the chinese presented the americans with a set of demand. it would seem to stage a set for real negotiations and not just the actrix. the cross talking china us relations. i'm joined by my guess, tom watkins and northville. he is president and ceo of t. d. w, and associates, a global business and educational consulting firm in knoxville. we have sarah shue . she is a visiting scholar at to down university and in beijing we have, i know, are tang and he is a political and economic affairs commentator or across psych rules and effect. that means it can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to i and are in beijing right before the 2nd summit or earlier this week. chinese media was expressing that the u. s. is looking for creating imaginary enemy out of c

infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin hong so doctor, what do you think of this decision by the fda. >> i think it was expected. we've no one expected that the full shot because the data was and paving the way for that decision. i think it was a matter of putting the cart before the horse in terms of president biden's original problem is and some people say it's like you promise a population cake with any and taking the cake away from them. but nevertheless, the data is strongest in the older population. and then the other 2 population that is both said multiple medical conditions and those who is what put them risk for covid. that is being more proactive rather than being reactive because there's less end is to population. so the cdc is supposed to look at this same thing next i expecting them to take the same stand and the think that by the biden administration pushing the booster so much. >> that kind of confuses the public more than. helps. i think it confuses a lot of folks, health care professionals. >> but next week with the meeting of the cdc as well as their advisory. new united station group which is called a c ip. they would give more

food safety specialist peter benembarak, told tv 2 their chinese counterparts didn't want to include the lab leak theory at all. [ speaking foreign language ] >> was a fullluation of the lab meant to be part of this report? >> we didn't have people on the mission team who were experts in biosafety, biosecurity. so it wasn't really their mandate to do. >> if the report was never meant to investigate the lab leak theory, why was dr. tedros critical of it? >> they classified it as extremely unlikely. for us to be able to take it off the table, it needs to be studied properly, it needs to be studied thoroughly. >> it was just one of many red flags that dogged the report. >> they had very, very limited access to the labs. they were very limited in their movements. >> members of that w.h.o. team began to criticize some of the lack of data they received. they questioned the transportation from their chinese counterparts. >> at the seafood market, traces of covid-19 were found on the floors, walls, and surfaces. the w.h.o. team was told that no live animals were being sold prior to the outbreak. that was despite images like these. >> cnn has obtained this video

peter d. and his corrupt organization. >> congressman, senator josh holly is demanding fauci steps down. are you? >> absolutely at a minimum he should step down. we should have a full transparent investigation to look into the taxpayer dollars funding this research. where is the accountability from the chinese communist party? why is this administration covering up when it comes to this? are we so afraid of offending that we won't demand answers after they have perp rated one of the biggest coverups in history. this sun acceptable. we have to get to the bottom this. >> congressman, if anthony fauci, is so vulnerable to this why is he on every telephone ten show and he was on cnn today and not asked about this report. a report in the intercept? >> because the entire media has gone look line and sinker for this narrative. that was perpetrated as you pointed out in your monolog. we had scientists with profound conflicts of interest writing letters and telling everyone this didn't come from a lab. the media went for it. they're acting as useful idiots for the chinese communist party and they're afraid to admit they're wrong. >> thank you for your time on this. fauci ha

peter 0kwoche, bbc news. pope francis has told jewish leaders in slovakia of his shame at the murder of more than 100,000 slovakian dues during the second world war. 0n the first full, and condemned what he called the frenzy of hatred of that time, as well as present day anti—semitism. it is the first papal visit to slovakia since 2003. for a year—and—a—half now, the coronavirus has caused massive disruption, chaos, pain and suffering across the globe. as we've been reporting for you every single day. however, in coming to live with it, there have also been some unexpected positive effects, with people rediscovering the joy of travelling in their own countries. in china, this has led to an explosion in — wait for it — surfing! china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from hainan island. people have been surfing on hainan for years, but it was pretty niche. now, there's been this big influx of people coming to the island to learn a new sport, and who to thank for all this? the coronavirus. because of the pandemic, overseas holidays are impossible for most here, leading to a boom in domestic tourism. new businesses have been popping up along the coast to accommod

peter 0kwoche, bbc news. pope francis has told jewish leaders in slovakia of his shame at the murder of more than 100,000 slovakian jews during the second world war. 0n the first fulld condemned what he called the frenzy of hatred of that time, as well as present day anti—semitism. it is the first papal visit to slovakia since 2003. translation: here, in this place, the name of god was dishonoured for the worst form of blasphemy is to exploit for our own purposes. refusing to respect and love others. here, reflecting on the history of the jewish people, marked by this tragic affront to the most high, we admit with shame, how often his ineffable name has been used for unspeakable acts of inhumanity. how many oppressors have said, god is with us? yet it was they who were not with god. for a year and half now, the coronavirus has caused massive disruption, chaos, pain and suffering across the globe. however, in coming to live with it, there have also been some unexpected positive effects, with people rediscovering the joy of travelling in their own countries. in china, this has led to an explosion in — wait for it — surfing! china correspondent stephen mcdonell report

full interview at bloomberg.com. i want to talk more about palantir with max, the author of the contrary, the new biography of peter thielplayed a pivotal role in a string of silicon valley's most powerful companies from paypal to facebook. there is so much to talk about here. we will have to give us a digest. we just heard from a palantir employee. talk about help peter thiel is wielding his power from palantir to facebook to politics. max: i just wanted to speak to a moment in that interesting interview when it ted mentioned the future of arriving sooner. that is super interesting, i think, both as an explanation of why palantir has arrived, what we determined, but also a window into peter thiel. he has been arguing for a very, very long time that the apocalypse is coming and they are going to be these big disruptions coming in from that view, the pandemic was one of those disruptions and of course, as we just heard, pelletier was ready. covid is very much a data problem. if a problem of making sense of how many possible beds are available and where the fed is going and on top of that, because peter thiel in 2020 had c

full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/is three --/history. >> a discussion about efforts to recall the 2001 and 2002 authorizations for use of military force, with representatives peter meyer and abigail spanberger, a vista by the atlantic council, this is half an hour. >> we have with us today to members who have clearly done that on an issue of reasserting congressional oversight of the nation's wars, starting with a repeal of the authorizations of military force. peter meijer represents michigan's third district. abigail spanberger represents virginia's seventh district. they have really led this effort. when we were looking for someone to host this discussion, dr. bridgman is the co-editor of security, she has also written widely on the subject. it is fair to say that much of what i have learned on the subject and what i have learned in terms of congresses work on the subject has started with her. i'm going to turn things over. it is your show. take it away. >> thank you so much. it is wonderful to be here with these two members. you both have been steadfast in reminding us it is congress' duty to reclaim the war powers that have been largely ceded to the executi