bulgarian populace. conservatives and pro you parties are in a dead heat as the country goes to the poles again to end months of electoral deadlock. aah! and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. the finance ministers of the g 20 group of wealthy nations have back to global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent. the deal aims to stop countries setting low taxes to attract investment for multi nationals, especially tech giant doing business world wide. the endorsement by the g 20, which accounts for 80 percent of the global economy will help the deal take effect internationally. a historic setting for a historic deal. finance ministers from the g 20 member countries came together in venice to secure a global tax reform for a digital world. the g 22 agreement is an important achievement that will contribute or to stabilize the information of the back system in the coming years. it will grant, great tax certainty and the store the race to the bottom. the aim of the agreement is to make multi nationals pay tax in the countries where they make their profits at a m

why is thi totem pole is no longer standing tall. we'll explain next. >>> a frustrating morning for a lot of people of a massive interpret outage. financial giants like american express and chase and to name a few. the outage lasted less than an hour, it was resolved around 11:00 this morning our time. >>> an iconic livermore landmark was no longer where it was. the city removed the totem pole from centennial park. it was carved in 1969 by an art itself, adam, it has been in the park for decades. once the totem pole was looked at and evaluated, the city will decide what for do with it next. >>> it is official. celebrating agrihood. the combination is urban farm and housing. may be the first kind of project in the states. 155 units will house mostly income seniors and veterans. it is managed by the state largest urban farming company. >> tomatoes, eggplants and squash and all of our fresh herbs. in the winter we'll have broccoli and peas and things that go into a salad, your lettuce greens and things like that. >> you get the idea. ea

by the pole and for the pole. but now the poor are in jail. this revolution died and pointing to history. and what we have now is an elite group of people in power who don't want to lose it in any way. he and of the protest is demanded 15 minutes where time and stay tv to reply to the occupation against the this is them being costed often trucks. the jalen said nothing. we didn't have access to a lawyer or the chance of a phone call. our families didn't know where we'd been taken out, and we didn't know what would happen to us. he was set free a day later. now he says he's effectively under house arrest. it's something the amnesty international says is become common in a country long and tolerant of descent with talking about a site that doesn't lesson and doesn't know how to dialogue. and that's a real concern because we saw the president some days ago about the streets belonging to missionaries as if the street doesn't belong to you. other people of course, with the demands of those of furniture, voices, light u

he said it was with the pole by the pole and the pole, but now the whole are in jail. this revolution died and pointing to history. and what we have now is that a lead group of people in power who don't want to lose it anyway. he and of the protest is demanded 15 minutes to read time and state tv to reply to be out today. she gave them, this is them being costs. it opened trucks to jail and said no, then we didn't have access to a lawyer or the chance of a phone call. our families didn't know where we didn't take any well and we didn't know what had happened to us. he was set free a day later. now he says he's effectively on the house arrest. it's something the amnesty international says is become common in a country long and tolerant of descent. we're talking about state that doesn't less than a 1000 know how to dialogue. and that's a real concern because we saw the president some to go about the streets belonging to the missionaries as if the street doesn't belong to other people. voices. the demands of those of furniture, voices, light, union the simple wow. okay, g

the north pole region and warm airfrom the air in the north pole region and warm air from the equatorialhot spot in the centre there and the cold air moves away and so the jet stream becomes distorted. those areas pushed by the cold air create a colder region than normal. you might have noticed that in texas temperature this year of —16 degrees centigrade was observed and this is exactly described by the shape of the jet stream. the cold air being pushed out of the south and at the same time warm air goes up. so you get a new york experiencing extreme heat. and also california. so the shape of the jet stream over north america does explain very clearly why california and at the same time western canada have experienced extreme heat and on the other side, eastern united states, extreme heat, and in the centre very cold weather. so what is now very clear is that what is happening in the arctic circle region doesn't stay there, it is disturbing the entire weather systems of the northern hemisphere. you have explained that incredibly clearly to us. and we have been talking to our viewers abo

yes men, as always with poles we should say l as always with poles we should say that it's a snapshott a sense of the flow of things. and this poll is been commissioned very specific because it's boris the second anniversary. my, time flies. what do you make of the findings? it's very interesting and i think a lot of— it's very interesting and i think a lot of the — it's very interesting and i think a lot of the reasons behind it had been _ lot of the reasons behind it had been brilliantly covered by rachael. there _ been brilliantly covered by rachael. there are _ been brilliantly covered by rachael. there are other issues. i think more and more. _ there are other issues. i think more and more. i— there are other issues. i think more and more, i don't know why it's taken _ and more, i don't know why it's taken them _ and more, i don't know why it's taken them this long. they like that cheri, _ taken them this long. they like that cheri, choppy, half—bath saloon, bad boy, all— cheri, choppy, half—bath saloon, bad boy, all of— cheri, choppy, half—bath saloon, bad boy, all of this. they

tensions between lewis hamilton and red bull are still simmering after the world champion claimed poleix. red bull accused hamilton of "gamesmanship", alledging the briton drove so slowly in front of sergio perez that the mexican was too late to start his final lap. hamilton's first run was quick enough for pole ahead of mercedes team mate valterri bottas and max verstappen, who he crashed into last time out at silverstone. the dutchman's fans booed hamilton loudly afterwards. i have never booed any team before in any other sport because it's just not in my character, but of course i want one team to win more than others, but i have seen that it, we have grown up around it, we know what it is, but... we do have to be so careful with our words, particularly as there are young kids watching. and before we go... a special part of any olympic journey, is when you finally arrive home to be greeted by your loved ones. and if there were gold medals for hugs, they'd surely go to helen glover's 3 little ones. the two—time olympic champion was rowing at her final olympics and although she narrow

india is_ should be an important pole of that. indie is waiting — should be an important pole of thatlf up before it can assert itself on a _ build yourself up before it can assert itself on a national- build yourself up before it can . assert itself on a national stage. —— international— assert itself on a national stage. —— international stage. - assert itself on a national stage. —— international stage. [- assert itself on a national stage. -- international stage.— assert itself on a national stage. -- international stage. i think, as yasmin said. _ -- international stage. i think, as yasmin said, what _ -- international stage. i think, as yasmin said, what the _ -- international stage. i think, as yasmin said, what the chinese i -- international stage. ithink, as| yasmin said, what the chinese are -- international stage. ithink, as. yasmin said, what the chinese are of two in africa and how they help the development there, i am rather relaxed about. it is a country with a huge surplus of people, billions of people who have talents to play with and use them so they do in the world

pole vaulter sam kendricks is one of them. it's been an agonizing run for the world champion, who is now the seventh u.s. athlete to test positive. and he'll now miss competing in these olympic games. >> heartbreaking break. and james joining us now from tokyo. james, team usa now at 38 medals after that stunner from suni lee. the u.s. currently in the lead. who do you have your eye on now? >> reporter: well, cecilia, the u.s. has a few opportunities to increase the medal count in the pool, swimming finals today. track and field events begin today, as well, and the u.s. women's soccer team, they go up against the netherlands in the first of the knockout rounds. cecilia? >> james, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the billionaire founder of an electric truck who promised to revolutionize the industry, pleading not guilty to fraud charges. but prosecutors say he lied about nearly every aspect of that business, incdihi att shows and prosecutors now say those lies cost investors moneys of millions of dollars. here's eriell

that is a real problem for the pole vault competition.for ireland? well, this really is fantastic. _ historic day for ireland? well, this really is fantastic. it _ historic day for ireland? well, this really is fantastic. it follows - historic day for ireland? well, this really is fantastic. it follows on - really is fantastic. it follows on from the building blocks set in place in rio mag, when they won their first—ever place in rio mag, when they won theirfirst—ever rowing place in rio mag, when they won their first—ever rowing medal. place in rio mag, when they won theirfirst—ever rowing medal. now they have gone in —— and struck gold for the first time. what an olympics this is turning out to be for ireland. theirfirst—ever this is turning out to be for ireland. their first—ever rowing gold. fintan mccarthy and paul o'donovan celebrating being olympic champions in the men's schools doubles. it follows the nation's first—ever medal in the women's rowing as well. the team won bronze earlier today in the women's this force. shows what th

max verstappen will start tomorrow's british grand prix from pole position after winning formula 1'soon at silverstone. the red bull driver got thejump on lewis hamilton off the line and led comfortably to the end. he extended his championship lead by a point, to 33. imran sidat was watching. they say the formula 1 season is a marathon and not a sprint. but with an expectant crowd of around 100,000 packed into silverstone, all eyes were on lewis hamilton as the inaugural sprint race to decide pole position made its bow. after topping qualifying on friday, hamilton was at the front of the grid, but as has been the case for much of the season, the red bull of max verstappen has been just that little bit quicker. the dutchman storming out of the blocks as he seized the early advantage. how crucial would that prove to be? 17 fast and furious laps lay ahead, with sergio perez first to feel the frantic nature. hamilton has endured a tough campaign so far, but the seven—time world champion couldn't catch his nearest rival. the new experiment to bring more excitement to race weekends ends in

a small fire was also reported at the base of a tree leaning on that pole. new rules require utilities to file a report with in ten days. >>> firefighters arrived in butte county. they joined almost 2500 others from around the state battling the dixie fire. >>> southeast of lake tahoe firefighters at thefrontlines a fire are t heavy smoke and ash. this lightning sparked fire started on july 4th but only started growing rapidly over the weekend. >> winds picked up. we had low humidity, low fuel moisture and that's what caused it to really get to the size that it is now. >> the fire has burned more than 39,000 acres and is still 0% contained. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the government's top health experts testify on capitol hill about coronavirus response. what they are now saying about where we are in ending the pandemic. >>> and violence rocked ghoninu out of the country. why many veterans are now it. >>> and blue skies in downtown san jose at ci i'm tracking oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as

the sing some sundry down poles. we all like to see some localized flooding as a result of that, as we go on through friday. it is a little further east would still heading towards puck into guinea as we go one through saturday showers elsewhere sunshine, his showers for the philippines, and we'll see some heavy showers from time to time across in the china. little drive into some arch, a bit. one or 2 showers here and also a good chance of catching a shower o 2 into java. some sherry rain to making its way across southern parts of australia lived showers about some res, gusty winds, moving through the bio mass, just rattling in as we go on through the next couple days and we'll squeeze on the i suppose indicated we could see gale force winds for a time and this quality showers just clipping the far south of south australia, heading towards the southeast corner, maybe some snow over the high ground. little cooler in sidney, over the next couple of days are the top temperature, 60 degrees. wet and windy for the zealan

had been training with the stray leon poles all because his marshal, all members of the strive in team were tested and none has been infected. and the richard can joined us now from tow care. so that's not what, where does this leave then the track and field events in the clear it is for now, but it's, it's the high water acts. everybody here at these games is walking. let's just take you through what's happened. some kendricks are not just another athletes. he's making up the numbers here. he is a 2 time world champion in the polls. you want to bronze the rio games that he would have been a gold medal contender here in tokyo. he was training, obviously with other poles, isn't because of close contact with one of the australian team. it meant the entire australian track and field seen briefly went into oscillation in the rooms. now the 3 athletes we had the closest contact with hendrix of how to follow up pcr to us today. they have come back as negative. so while the rest of the truck and field seem have now being released from isolation in that rooms, those 3, they will be out to trai

and the argentinian pole vaulter, german chiaraviglio, has also tested positive.ter news for the australian track and field team — they have resumed training, having earlier had to isolate, but three of their team who were in close contact with kendricks are still isolating as a precaution, despite testing negative. those three are expected to compete when the time comes. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. mike, thank you very much. today marks day 6 of olympic games action in tokyo with team gbs action in tokyo with team gb�*s women's hockey squad back in play. in a repeat of the rio final, where the team won gold, they are facing the netherlands in their quest for a podium position. team gb pulled off a victory in 2016 thanks to the goalkeeping skills of maddie hinch in the penalty shoot—out. joining me now is catherine hinch, her mum. you must be bursting with pride watching your daughter in tokyo. i am bursting with nerves at the moment because we just narrowly missed equalisin

a small fire was also reported at the base of a tree leaning on that pole. new rules require utilities to fire a file a report within 10 days. woth would've happened is if the calfire investigation came before pg&e reported to the commission. >>> new time-lapse video showing huge clouds of smoke blowing from the dixie fire, those giant clouds are capable of generating lightning strikes. >> paul joins us with a closer look at the potential danger. >> anything that adds more lightning to the mix and have the potential of spreading the fires further is bad news. the air is going to go up over the fire because warm air rises. cool air descends. as the air rises, eventually you get enough air going up over the sufficiently large fire and the moisture will condense as the air cools and that produces a oud. gs cadeorfrom there because as air goesup it will suck in air from the sides and help fan the flames and get the fire going hotter. the cloud continues to grow and it becomes a pyro cloud which means it is producing precipitation. it is also capable of producing

so when we talk about those poles, some of the poles, 3 weeks ago, a polling 80 percent negative last week they dropped to below 30 percent. and if you really go in and examine the poles, it's not so much about the olympics as about real disappointment. that anger from japanese people about one against the government because they've been so slow of the vaccination program and to frankly, a very weak communications program. right. michael payne, the former i o. c marketing director. thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us on dw news. my pleasure. you may know that spaniards are some of europe, the biggest consumers of neat. now we, spanish government minister is calling on people to eat less of a for the good of their own health and of course for the planet. but his message has drawn rebuke from some of spain's most ardent meat eaters, including the prime minister, spain a paradise for meet lovers, the countries cuisine as famous for its hams and sausages. but the consumer affairs minister has sparked controversy by suggesting the spaniards should change their eating habits

so the race to the south pole contributed to a better understanding of our planets, evolutionary history. ah, the remnants of an old wailing station can still be found on deception island. long ago the location was referred to as bred bay because of the bloodstained water or stinking bay, due to the stench of rotting meat and processing oil. it was shut down in 1931. o. an international ban on commercial wailing came into force in 1986 japan was allocated a quota for scientific research purposes. it was long suspected of violating the terms of this quote by pursuing commercial wailing and antarctica. we support sustainable use. we'd like to see ways forever in the future. it was the only way sustainable as soon as possible, and it is free for any nation to have any, to have articulate ways of dealing animals in the nation and culture. in 2014 the international court of justice in the have ruled against japan's wailing program. the court concludes that the special pam is granted by japan for the killing. taking in treating a whales in connection with john by 2 are not for purposes of scie

on the moon, and they say that they are going to also build a permanent research bas at the south pole of the moon by 2030, it begs the question of are we entering an age of a new space race, senator? >> personally, i think we are, because i think the chinese have a very aggressive space program. just within the last six months, they've landed on mars. they're only the second nation to have landed on mars. now, we've been on the surface of mars since the 1970s, but they're the second. look what they've done just a few weeks ago. they now launched a space station, and now they have it occupied with their taikonauts. and this announcement that they're partnering with russia, that should give us pause, as well, because russia has been our partner when they were the soviet union in 1975 when we had apollo-soyuz. and they have built the international space station with us. and my opinion is that they will continue to be our partner on the international space station. but we've got to watch a new space race with the chinese government. >> is a space race good for innovation and exploration?

on me and then the norway and britain's robert falcon scott race to be the 1st to reach the south pole. amundsen triumph to wealth . god's team perished trying to return. though his expedition ended in tragedy, scott was celebrated as a hero. on his way back, scott had picked up a fall from a tree also found in south america. and india. defined supported the theory that the continents were once joined and had drifted apart. so the race to the south pole contributed to a better understanding of our planet's evolutionary history. ah, the remnants of an old whaling station can still be found on deception island. long ago the location was referred to as bred bay because of the bloodstained water or stinking bay. due to the stench of rotting meat and processing oil. it was shut down in 1931. an international ban on commercial wailing came into force in 1986. the japan was allocated a quota for scientific research purposes. it was long suspected of violating the terms of this quote by pursuing commercial wailing and antarctica. we support sustainable use. we'd like to see ways forever in the

by the way, don't be crazy climbing on poles in the middle of us harm. >> they won't let me do it right now. pres. biden: thank you. how many students do you have come through? >> a lot of times, our classes vary. normally, we see about 24 inside this room. all 24 students -- pres. biden: how many times a week are they here? >> right now, we have the need for industry. i teach three to four times and week. usually a few hours a week, working 40 hours plus and going to school. >> that was the point i was trying to make it a 40 hour week job, and the apprenticeship. pres. biden: that is a lot. they could do the apprentice piece. thanks guys, good luck, courtney. >> it was an honor, sir. pres. biden: can you translate that for me? -- [indiscernible conversation]

and so the race to the south pole contributed to a better understanding of our planets, evolutionary history. the remnants of an old whaling station can still be found on deception island. long ago the location was referred to as bred bay because of the bloodstained water or stinking bay. due to the stench of rotting meat and processing oil. it was shut down in 1931. an international ban on commercial wailing came into force in 1986. the japan was allocated a quota for scientific research purposes. it was long suspected of violating the terms of this quote by pursuing commercial wailing and antarctica. we supposed sustainable use? we'd like to see ways forever in the future. it was the only way sustainable you as soon as possible. it is free for any nation to have any, to have particular ways of eating animals in the nation and culture. in 2014, the international court of justice in the hague ruled against japan's wailing program. the court concludes that the special pam is granted by japan for the killing taking and treating a whales in connection with john by 2 are not for purposes

a small fire was also reported at the base of a tree leaning on the pole. new rules require utilities to file a report with in ten days. >> the worst thing that would have happened is if the cal fire investigation came before pg&e reported to the commission. >> and check out this video showing smoke from the dixie fire. those clouds can generate lightning strikes. >>> to the southeast a fire is threatening hundreds of homes in alpine. firefighters from california, nevada and arizona are working to try to contain the damage. heavy smoke is preventing planes with water from flying. evacuation orders have expanded. people have been out of their homes since friday. some decided to clear out on their own. >> the sky was turning black and red. we have a two month old and a 2- year-old. my son started crying. >> the fire burned about 61 square miles south of lake tahoe. it's still 0% contained. >>> the three victims of a small plane crash have been identified. they are a 37-year-old shana weight, her husband; both from arlington, virginia, and her father who was t

in the year 2025 red bull drive a max misstep in a secured pole position for the british growing pre by winning the 1st f one sprint service than welcome, 90000 people for the new qualify format privacy raced or the 100 kilometers to determine the grid line up the sunday step and started the sprint in 2nd. behind those hamilton the past, the britain straight up the line and he will start on pole on sunday. you're watching day. double the news more coming up in 45 minutes. the oh, where i come from, we have to fly for wordpress. i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one tv shadow and a few papers with official information as a journey i had work on history of many can. wallace are always the same for to equality, a lack of freedom of his friend, corruption on the floor to say sign. and when it comes to the defense, you see the white balls inside there. my name is candy perez and i work at b, w ah, 3 in each additional in face hung house base held in my view of a look at the show that the my has it i have right. let's just go, but i'm not that typical person that s

a small fire at the base of a tree leaning on that pole. new rules require utilities to file a report within 10 days. >> the worst thing that would have happened is if the cal fire investigation came before pg&e reported to the commission. >> the 30,000 acre fire is 15% contained at this hour. we posted a link to the full pg&e report on kpix.com if you'd like to read it. >>> napa and santa crews are the latest bay area counties to recommend a return to indoor masks. they joined seven others that issued a similar recommendation on friday as cases climb. california confirmed more than 14,000 new cases over the weekend, and the test positivity rate that has topped 4%, it was below 1% just six weeks ago. about 1 in 4 new cases in marin county turning up in fully vaccinated people. here's the take away. most of those people have only mild symptoms, or none at all. >> now cases and hospitalizations and highly vaccinated regions like the bay area are becoming delinked and hospitalizations are mostly among the unvaccinated. >> of the 137 recently c

host: here is the secretary from the ceremony from the total pole.are some of the remarks she made. >> the fact that we are not -- we are all here is not insignificant. the policies were intended to exclude us, to assimilate us. it and policies were written without considering indigenous communities' challenges or their strengths. we are working hard to undo so many consequences of these actions. today and every day we break barriers to those institutions and systems that were designed to keep us out. our past is coming together in a new era. an era of truth, of healing, of growth, and era in which our indigenous knowledge is valued and respected in which indigenous leadership has a seat at the table to make decisions about our communities, in which we have an opportunity to rise above the challenges our people face and build a brighter future for all of us. host: and fawn sharp, to those challenges, she talked about the idea of the native american indians and tribes being able to control what goes on in the land. that land held in a trust by the fed

you can see officers being attacked with flag poles, flares and gas canisters. if we can roll the video. >> we're still taking rocks, bottles, and pieces of flag and metal pole. cruiser pooh, the crowd is using munitions against us. they have bear spray in the crowd! bear spray in the crowd! >> let's go get them! >> get your machete! get your machete! >> get it now! [ indiscernible ] >> go! [ screaming ] >> sergeant gonell, in the video we just saw someone throw a large speaker. that was directed your way? >> i was further inside. that was after ward, toward the end, before they got cleared when they threw the speaker at me, and i was further inside the tunnel. >> what types of weapons did you see used against your fellow officers? >> police shields, police baton, a hammer, sledgehammer that you saw on that video, flag poles, tasers, pepper spray, bear spray, rebar, hacks, pvc pipes, copper pipes, rocks, table legs broken down, guardrails for the inauguration stage, cones, 4x4, any weapons, any items that they could get their hands on. >> you were further down t

and so in then the hungarians and poles and others in eastern europe. so we did. so why you're immigrants, we work part of that process of having people come in. so why should they take them in? for example, go ahead and fair accuse. well, they have to take them in because if you decide they're going to have a common boundary, a common border, then it will states have to live up to their obligations. so i would want to say something though in correction to what alan said, i don't think it's the commission that runs it is the member states and also, and also to the question why don't hungry and polish leave. it's because they got a sizable chunk of gdp from you money. there's no conceivable way they will let you hang on. hang on, hang on, finish up. go ahead. keep that's, i mean that's, that's the root of the massive hungary and poland. desperate for you. money and they're trying to take the money and not live up to their commitments. ok, well, and you want to jump in there real quick before we go to the break, go ahead. allen. just one thing this attention between

an argentinian pole, vaulter world record holder. armand plan. she says the whole field is suit. it's hard to, to react to because it's still doesn't really feel real right now. because i mean, as far as an hour ago, i was still preparing myself for, you know, a big bad sam because, you know, i feel like come in here that he's of course, one of my, one of my main rivals and somebody that's definitely gonna was gonna push me an entire file. all of the posters are pretty, pretty spooked out. right now i was, i mean i was going to possibly meet up with sam yesterday, but i got a phone call from the history my girlfriend, and then i ended up coming up with them. so that was a, i think that was a, that was a pretty lucky, lucky dodge. right there. and yes, so right now i've been good and so we're all pretty spooked out right now. this is the 1st, the lympics when many track and field athletes will be wearing so called super shoes to help improve their times. critics describe the technology being used as mechanical doping, but the sports governing body and says no rules are being broke

and i just go pole in the united states. is it time for hollywood, germany to come to an end? we speak to philip coach whose new filled night, the kings expose african ancient oral tradition from inside an ivory coast prison. all the small coming up and bought 2 of going underground. ah my phone are 60 and i don't i just saw up dollar form isis fighters and they're now boarding a philippine naval ship with this family. i've been placed for $900.00. just aren't abdulla still don't know what's waiting for them. can i get a hold of me join me every 1st name on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests in the world. the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the welcome back to this week mark free 100 and 25th anniversary of the opening of the 1st cinema by jessica pole in the u. s. since then, the u. s. has come to dominate the global cinema industry through hollywood, which is faced accusations of being a tool for the united states is foreign policy establishment from black lifting of alleged communists to working closely with the us military.

cheered, as the figure of the confederate general was pulled down from his pedestal and he gulker poles. the campaign is in charlottesville, 4 years to remove the statue of confederate, general and slave. oh no, robert e. lee. on saturday morning, the long battle came to fruition its peaceful crowd walked a controversial figure of this nation's troubled racial. past remove the statue, and another of general thomas stonewall. jackson will be kept in a secure location both se activists symbols of a shameful past. they were finally ready to be a community that doesn't telegraph to our public arts that we are pretty fine with wait from 4 years ago, plans to remove lisa, you became a flashpoint to white nationalists descended on charlottesville in scenes that shocked the world. august 2017, 32 year old. his head was killed with a neo nazi rammed his car into a crowd of anti racism. protestors who kill it was late assented to life in prison, where the people are one step closer to the tranquillity promised by the writers of the constitution to form a more perfect union. we are so far from the

paul volter, sam kendrick has been ruled on the competition, had been training with australian pole vaulter. curtis marshall, last year the 20 year old was the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera right off the inside story. news, news, news, news president. we shuffled his cabinet, hoping to show up his popularity. but there's joint public discontent. job both sonata was trans accuse of mishandling the covered 19 times and angry processors say he should step down. so who's likely to win this battle? this is inside story. ah, ah, hello and welcome to the program. i'm rob madison, brazil. the president is under pressure again during the course of this year. general sonata managed to unite left wing parties, trade unions, and social organizations, because they're trying to get him impeached. he's mainly accused of mishandling the pandemic, and possibly being responsible for the death of thousands of people. brazilians have also accused him of corruption, a disregard for the environment and policies. they say a feeling the economic crisis. in his latest response, most an auto annou