that not sound horrifying to you you want as we think a police department that once a tool called phantom would use it solely for the good li how was it a police department's fall if they want something with a cool name like phantom every new product needs a cool name to help you now want to watch the big bang theory if it was called for nerds in the hot girl in their building you and i both know that kind of title only does well on pornhub. it's kind of disturbing but also people who watch the big bang theory should have been disarmed valve to begin with also natalie there is guaranteed to be little to 0 accountability of the cops using this technology leave going to look for edges and a so groups chance to make a new blueprint in the neck of crime that's a little hard to get a fresh start with the name and as so group given that and as so employee abuse their phone hacking tech to target a love interest and that facebook is suing and so group for hacking what's that messages of journalists and human rights workers are you really going to make me agree with facebook for the 1st time plea

very true so is this is this phantom tech unstoppable well senator ron wyden from oregon said he wants congress to investigate which local cops have hacking tools and when it comes to police surveillance in general why does a man who you can see is always fired up. or who just saw ted cruz's corentin beard but either way now that he wants congress involved do you know what that means. they'll see if they have any donors tied to this issue before they take any action being though but why are you so bummed according to days at this caving to your donors wants is the moral thing to do. and who hire the f.s.s. . believe they're with lockheed martin yeah that sounds about right thanks for joining me now and now let's get to the stories we didn't have time to get to so we'll get to them now i have correspondent anders larry here with me anders and what i want stories you got well right now there's a lot happening in minnesota right now of course there was a killing of another unarmed black man in minneapolis a memorial day and riots have have ensued in the past couple of days of course we do

deflation right to hyperinflation so it's meant to deflation when there's no deflation that's phantom deflation and then dollar collapse. yeah it could be a hyper inflationary event which is the political thing and it's a switch it's a sudden switch in the mindset and the faith in the currency or the faith in the institutions or faith in the government and you saw that i think we've pointed this out before you could see that in venezuela you could see under chavez as most developing economies they were and oil based economies they had a high inflation rate but as soon as he died you could see the hyperinflation happen in their currencies will i think you know should know that the stock market in venezuela i was about to get let's go back i like it in fact did hyperinflation and what you can see in hyperinflation is stock market boom so when you celebrate these hyperbolic stock market moves in the u.s. despite a 50 percent decline in the economy i want to point out to venezuela their stock market is doing better than the united states stock market and zimbabwe also doing better than th

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this is do you every news live from berlin the way the phantom of racism protests reaches brazil play a protest against racial injustice in several cities but people are also demonstrating against the policies of president. but some poles in our supporters are rallying in rio calling for more powers for their president also coming out crowds gather add to the white house in washington d.c. for another day of protests over the death of george floyd demonstrators have also rallied outside the u.s. embassies in 0 beyond calling cord and to racism and to police brutality. and football news trackers run with articles to go when stretched to 12 matches following a one all draw way at the new england coach david bach not is feeling the pressure . i'm going for the most unwelcome the way for fenty racism protests around the globe has reached brazil south america's biggest nation it's also one of the country's worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic many people's anger has been compounded by the policies of president jr but also narrow he disagrees with the locks on measures imposed by regi

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on to a close encounter of the way for champions league having lost to a momentously offensive phantom but them. are now the better brand of the last 2 months are they about to be relegated from the 2nd time ever. to go. on believing. digital surveillance is usually when. journalists and critics are under threat. as tight censorship or a little look this is china during the coronavirus condemning. people hope to return to normal is good but is that even possible. close up. in 60 minutes on t w. i subscribe to v.w. books or something more in the world than what we may be chapter 5. degree books are known to. i'm going crazy thing in all the time. how to handle on new allies in times of the current a pandemic d.w. reporter. just like everyone else and she's looking for answers and thankfully with the help of cleaning expects you all the. thank you. hugh this is not life as we know about. in this together our new web series. byron made a car champion sam if we can win over.

the contract killer is known as phantom k. arrived in germany shortly before the attack using a fake identity now germany's federal prosecutor has gathered enough evidence to charge him with murder but the accused man they say was acting under orders from the russian government. but what evidence is there to link the alleged hit man to the russian state but we put that question to moscow based journalist room and opera caught author is the editor in chief of the investigative online newspaper the insider. so we allies so they don't buy. this prosecution documents and we actually. visit. ration bases training bases half as bad we sure so russian intelligence russian secret service so he was trained on this. basis like days before he left france. and then the broader. and. also violent look go on they. leave him with that hiring respect officers both veterans real officers and also we found that one of his murders in russia and he was guilty over at least 2 murders when he killed 2 russian businessmen in 2007 i believe 2013 so t

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were at our 1st stop on the phantom turn your river walk 15 miles of the river way that runs through downtown san antonio lined with restaurants and hotels and shops and lots of fun things to do you can even jump on the river barge that will take you on a tour. now let's go get a view from the top a bird's eye view of san antonio we're going up there. now we're on top of the tower of the americas built in 1968 to commemorate the world's fair with beautiful views 170 feet up in the air it's a great place to visit and it's a very special place for my husband and i because it's where he proposed to me many years ago. one of my favorite places to visit is the market square in downtown san antonio it is true mexican culture at its best it's like a little bit of mexico. it in downtown san antonio. when you come to market square you are going to experience the largest mexican market in the united states there are lots of little individual stores little types of boutiques that each cater to a different audience vis a vis texas. san antonio is a multicultural city there is so much of our lati

or do mind phantom is in fact like she's got. his shots in the air as to his friends in which. he is in the movie you feel this is the 1st this is her. book area for some just a summer paradise. for others the path to the free world. the 1980 s. when the world was still split into 2 camps with an iron curtain dividing europe bulgaria was part of the eastern socialist bloc it was also a magnet for tourists from east and west alike who were drawn to black sea coastal resorts. it became a place where germans from both sides of the wall could meet. you can see it was a citizen of the german democratic republic the g.d.r. in september 1988 he and a friend flew off to bulgaria from. view of all members of the hmong. who were there was our 1st time on a plane and we were hoping to have a nice holiday here in bulgaria at the c.c. . and when as well for me it was really satisfying for me to go on a trip abroad for the 1st time. so until then i'd only been allowed to go on holiday in the g.d.r. . it was really a feeling of joy leaving the country for the 1st time that they have also come

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type of creature coming to people's aid through the pandemic, a japanese mythical monster, a strange phantomard off plagues. and conveniently, in this era of social media, our friend from folklore is going viral. >> reporter: t tse picturess depict a monster with long hair, a short beak, and in place of legs. it's amabie. according to japanese folklore it first appeared in the ocean and brought an important message. it said that if an epidemic occurs, images of the amabie should be shown to everyone and they will be cured. japan has been hit by the coronavirus pandemic, it didn't take long for this natural phenomenon to spread across the country. japan's health ministry has used the ammabie image in its campaign to encourage people to stay at home. amabie pictures are all over the internet too. people have been posting their own versionss on twitter and instagram. many of these images are featured the in a new book that came up on may 17th called "everyone's amabie." the work on the cover is this maman. he was one of the first to p po amabie images on lines. >> translator: the charm about th

it's a strange phantom believed to ward off plagues.ently, in this era of social media, our friend from folklore is going viral. >> reporter: pictures depict a monster with long hair, a sharp bae beak, and furry things in place of legs. it is an amabie. according to an ancient chronicle, it first appeared out of the ocean and it brought an important message. it said, if an epidemic occurs, images of the amabie should be shown to everyone, and they will be cured. japan has been hit by the coronavirus pandemic. it didn't takeong for images of this supernatural phenomenon to spread across the country. japan's health ministry has used the amabie image in the campaigns to encourage people to stay at home. amabie pictures are all over the internet, too. people have been posting their own versions on twitter and instagram. many of these images are featured in a the nenew book t came out on may 17th called "everyone's amabie." the work on the cover is by an illustrator based in kobe. he was one of the first to post amabie images onlnline. >> tr

chelsea bound tino phantom made his last appearance for light to come saturday the 24 year old initiated the attack from the off hoping to go out with a bang away at book. teammate failed to finish off the play. they risk facing the ballot himself was the one to open the scoring in the 28 minutes back in his 27th of the season and his 16th away go. hypo hellish was not pleased as his side hadn't managed one shot on goal before half time but in the 72nd minute. reacted quickly to philip knox's deflected free kick bringing his side level past. but it was found to have the last laugh coming to light 6 rescue minutes later down a cemented his position as the top scorer and life 6 short history with 95 goals in his 4 seasons. leipzig finished good and will surely miss the germany attack as firepower in the remaining champions league matches in the oldest. arms good luck. private's match against shock and might have been that last time playing in the beloved shots. with construction of the new ground on the way. and the stench of mike signs ran riot making it a memorable one even without the f

while interrupts in paris after demonstrators there defy a phantom gatherings the protest against what they say is systemic racism among police. and this kenya contends with a growing number of coronavirus cases will find out how it's.

shows the bounty no phantom made his last appearance for lots of come saturday the 24 year old initiated the attack from the off hoping to go out with a bang away it took. to make it fail to finish off the play. it was facing that van to himself was the one to open the scoring in the 28 minutes back in his 27th of the season and his 16th away go. heiko hellish was not pleased as his side have managed one shot on goal before half time but in the 72nd minute could involve gus reacted quickly to phillip max's deflected free kick bringing his side level class. but it was very who have the last laugh coming to light 6 rescue minutes later than a cemented his position as the top scorer and leipzig show. history with 95 goals in his 4 seasons. life finished good until surely miss the germany attackers firepower in their remaining champions league matches in august. arms could look. pretty good snatch against shock and might have been that last time playing in the beloved shots. with construction of that new ground tucked away . and could stand shanks signed ran riot making it a memorable walk e

meanwhile, andrew lloyd webber, the creator of "phantom of the opera" is doing a trial of thermal equipment audience temperatures. they will likely survive. many smaller companies will not. >> they said there is no remedy. reporter: the fight back has been online, like the sonnet a day program performed under the auspices under the tiny german street theater. >> why have you promised such a beauty is day? reporter: it is no match for ticket sales. >> we need help. airlines are getting financial help. we need help in the same way. most theaters must have an audience to pay their bills. we need help, because if we do not have audience coming into our building to buy tickets, these buildings will not survive, they will collapse. reporter: a packed auditorium is just 70 people. social distancing will mean future audiences have left them half that size, nowhere near enough to survive. newhe writers creating work, but for fewer actors to keep costs down. >> i think writers will have to find different ways to tell multicast stories. it will still be the same story, the same content. but even under

we'll tell you when you can expect to see "hamilton," "the phantom," and your favorites back on stagen tour near you. >>> keeping up with this kardashian. how kim k. may have just scored a billion-dollar valuation for her beauty company. >> but she's still apparently not worth as much as her little sister, kylie. we'll have the story later this half hour in "the skinny." it is tuesday, june 30th. >>> who knew lip kits can put you on the cover of "forbes," put you on the billionaires club? >> kylie knew. >> what am i doing with these lips? >> kyrie was like, oh, so cute. kim -- >> you're a little short, though. >> just $500 million or so. >> i'd love to have that debate. >>> let's get right to the latest developments on the coronavirus forcing parts of the country to reverse course. >> there are nearly 2.6 million confirmed cases of covid-19 across the u.s. and the death toll is now topping 126,000. >> with infections on the rise in 32 states, officials are ditching reopening plans and scrambling to shut down beaches, bars, and other businesses that were already back up and running. ab

citizens and issues they cover surfaces on stories like this one there is a reflexive focus on the phantom's the civil disobedience angle from the likes of nick farrar the right wing host of a popular breakfast radio show on l b c. 31 of the british bigger cities in the us a pleasure to spectate we now. for the love of all of how we live. and even when you take the ideology out of the british mainstream media seem on a quest to understand how racism works in the u.k. . on armed they don't have guns legacy of slavery there's no just before the kirsten statue came down there was this exchange on newsnight the b.b.c.'s flagship current affairs program it's not the same as when you talk about the history of race relations you have to consider the role of the british empire but i watched that i shook my head at the news. because immediately in britain i do often think that the legacy of slavery in the past and each take is at the same that allows them to be really complacent of its racial problems and i hope this is a learning point for many people think along the lines that you just expressed as

while interrupts in paris after demonstrators there defy a phantom gatherings to protest against what they say is systemic racism among police. and this kenya contends with a growing number of coronavirus cases will find out how it's come up with a new way of supplying the equipment urgently need to save us. plus a growing a virus shut down one of germany's biggest businesses the sex industry for all the owners are asking when and under what conditions they'll be allowed to real. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us there have been protests across the u.s. foreign aid now evening curfews were ordered dozens of cities were demonstrations proceeded with relative calm that in striking contrast to the unrest of previous days among those calling for peaceful protests was the mother of george floyd's daughter. a powerful symbol of loss a daughter now without a father. this is what. the host of this. day. they get from him to be with a family. here on the bed is not available for. down the mother of george floyd's daughter calling for justice. and killer words. i want justice. i want ju

he's suspected of being part of a scheme to embezzle the salaries of phantom employees in the rio statenies any wrongdoing. kenya has become a non—permenant member of the united nations security council. it joins norway, ireland, india and mexico, serving a two—year term. canada lost out despite an expensive campaign. justin trudeau had invested heavily, including inviting diplomats to a celine dion concert in new york. there's been a major change in the uk government's approach to tracing people with coronavirus, using a smartphone app, after it failed to get up and running last month. ministers have now decided that the app, which has been trialled on the isle of wight, is now going to use technology provided by apple and google. but there's still no date for its full operation, as our health editor hugh pym reports. all eyes were on the isle of wight for the trial of a smartphone app. it was set to go live across england in may to help trace people who'd been in contact with those who'd tested positive for coronavirus. there was even an official publicity video. the nhs covid—19 app

les miserables, mary poppins, hamilton, phantom of the opera — cameron mackintosh is the biggest names. and you can be certain that others will follow. the issue — thejob retention scheme that's kept these venues afloat is due to end in october, and the theatres will still be closed. what happens between the moment it winds down or disappears and the moment that we can perform with revenue? and that is not possible while social distancing is in place. we don't think that will be possible until spring next year, very possibly. it will be a while before we see this again live. tamara rojo is part of the creative industries federation, which is today warning that 400,000 jobs in the cultural and creative sector are at risk. and some of the most vulnerable are here, the smaller venues in places like east anglia. if social distancing remains in place and we're not able to, as a collective of venues, regain our full—scale operation, 50% of those venues currently say they will have to close permanently beyond april the 1st. and at the sharp end are people like anna. everything has stopped. w

the contract killer is known as phantom k. arrived in germany shortly before the attack using a fake identity now germany's federal prosecutor has gathered enough evidence to charge him with murder but the accused man they say was acting under orders from the russian government. our list take this story now to moscow our moscow bureau chief you were southern joins me good evening to you your reads so what's the reaction been in russia to all of the. hi brand well we have one official reaction from mr sergey to china with the russian ambassador to germany with that is a report just now he denying it as expected any responsibility and spoke of baseless charges against his country against russia we have to keep in mind granted that moscow all from moscow mr congo surely with russian possible it was primarily a terrorist that's why here in russia the story is being told in a completely different phase way media here have been highlighting congo should be lists passed as a separatist phyto fighting against russian forces in the 2nd

les miserables, mary poppins, hamilton, phantom of the opera, cameron mackintosh is the biggest nameoff all his employees. and you can be certain that others will follow. the issue — thejob retention scheme that's kept these venues afloat is due to end in october, and the theatres will still be closed. what happens between the moment it winds down or disappears and the moment that we can perform with revenue? and that is not possible while social distancing is in place. we don't think that will be possible until spring next year, very possibly. it will be a while before we see this again live. tamara rojo is part of the creative industries federation, which is today warning that 400,000 jobs in the cultural and creative sector are at risk. and some of the most vulnerable are here, the smaller venues in places like east anglia. if social distancing remains in place and we're not able to, as a collective of venues, regain our full—scale operation, 50% of those venues currently say they will have to close permanently beyond april the 1st. and at the sharp end are people like anna. every

governments and sporting bodies such as the premier league and fifa to put an end to the piracy the phantom has reached a specific conclusion that the kingdom of saudi arabia is in breach of the w t o obligation for refusing to take any actions against the part of the arctic you not only that but also actively promoting these based broadcast of that pirates be out to queue. the findings by the w t o do not come with any mechanism that will force saudi arabia to cease its piracy but there is another ongoing legal case that might where is the world trade organizations investigation was instigated by request from others government the b.n. network has filed a separate 1000000000 dollar lawsuit be in a sport as an uppity company is pursuing its own illegal actions against the kingdom of saudi arabia in the form of an international arbitration and to the extent of my knowledge this arbitration is in its procedures and this is will be the platform for the. be in a sport to seek the compensation for the harm that happened to that company this case is important globally because aside from the 5th o

he's suspected of being part of a scheme to embezzle the salaries of phantom employees in the rio stateo denies any wrongdoing. thousands of health workers in tunisia have held , calling for improvement in the health system in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. 0nly emergency services were operating in public hospitals across the country as part of the strike. simonjones reports. taking to the streets in tunisia. doctors and nurses who have been on the front line in the battle against coronavirus, now on strike. tunisia has suffered a relatively low level of infections, but these workers are demanding better working conditions and contract, as well as more resources and their hospitals. translation: during the covid—i9 crisis, there were only two or three professions that did not stop working and fulfilled their responsibilities for the country, but as usual, we were the first for battle but the last for recognition. despite the protests, hospitals have remained open to treat emergency patients but the strength of feeling is clear to see. protests too in bolivia where almost 700 people