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i'll come back to you in a sec, polly.net's talking about is an opening, is it not, for environmental politicians, because that is about compromise, it's also about finding common good, trying to find something that actually people, regardless of their party political affiliations, their ideology, can all sign up to, which is, there ain't much point of having politics of any kind if you're sitting on a planet that's going up the spout! absolutely, and so is- the insurgent party at this election the greens? they have seen some gains. we saw particularly, i mean, l the most dramatic is five seats in sheffield, which takes i sheffield to overall control. there's been a number of other seats, particularly up _ in the north in the midlands. and we don't obviously know, as we sit here, what the result will be in scotland, where there is an expectation that the greens could do pretty well on the list system and that will be another tick in the box for the pro—independence wing of politics. this is an incremental gain. it's quite

for me, this is a great place to stand in front of the away block to really demonstrate what 0 polly is about. you'll see no person is illegal. and no football for fascists. it's particularly relevant today. sample li are hosting a crunch much against bitter rivals. the nano dressed. and i think it's an understatement to say this is the quiet before the storm during the cold war. dressed and was in the soviet rules east germany. after reunification, many young east germans turned to right wing extremism. blaming mainly immigrants for any problems they faced. you always want to beat a club like dressed because you want to show the world that the good guys can. sometimes when almost 30000 home fans will be joined by an expected 2000 dressed and supporters. we have more security than usual. my name is sam brooks and i'm responsible for organizing all this stuff are on the home that shows including security to things both support groups are not best friends and not last major over here to match against race. and we had some trouble in the visit this section. i wouldn't say all the dress

and send polly in danger of dropping into the relegation. so we have problems when we look on the table, the sporting side on the page, but it's adobe, everything as possible. but the stakes are far higher than dropping down a division. relegation would be an absolute catastrophe. for this club, the club would lose the financial ability to continue so many of the social projects that make it so special. the thing about them, paul, is running into people. you know, it's the day before the big darby, dave and dirk are on an environmental protest march in this and poly district. the club promotes a wide range of eco friendly programs such as climate neutral much. and there are plenty of their found here today who are as concerned about climate change as they are about fascism. dave and dirk, a still try to come to terms with the shootings. and now that's something that i expect to happen where i'm from. but it must be an insane shock for you. yeah. because yeah, i mean gun violence in germany is rare. zario. and then on top of that would be rai

before committing suicide for son polly. this makes their anti fascist campaigning more important than ever. today, club president aka got each has invited a local group on a boat trip granny's against fascism. wherein times in germany, where i am the right wing parties and right wing thinking has overcome again and lots of things happening. so not happening for medical statements i happening, which we thought should never happen again in germany. and we had to stand up against. busy people ah it wasn't until the 1980 s t some audi began. it's as the fascist church. derelict apartment blocks around the stadium began to attract squatters and left wing activists who then adopted f. c. somebody has their own despite differences between some of the older conservative fan base, the club was relieved to see support is returned to the stand. right when groups were banned, and fans disenchanted with the rise of violent fall right. factions within the cities, other team hamburgers, speed move to joined the ranks the left were taken c

c, some pollies left wing identity. we had a political and punk rock background, so confrontation with fascist was not new for us. there's no match tonight, but the subtly stadium is too high of activity funded by the club. dave and us are holding one of the regular free music sessions for refugee references. we're all here because of fcc and holly. this is part of what it means to be a supporter of this club is to involve yourself in the community. does fine listens a share volunteer. now push link. yeah. why don't not show me the smell coming about the not the have been here in some pony. get some pony. so the funny thing, as we say refuges are welcome. all people are welcome here. unless there fascists, me on the way to a big meeting before the against hamburg, what the security office, police, public transport people and stuff like that. ah, you don't make friends in this job. you say i have to forbid this. then the so far to say are not good. and if you say, oh, i allow this for the says, oh, that's not good. and n

crossing after her father sent for her polly traveled with the young girl sally sally sally hemings. she was before 14 polly nine and i dare say that sally could take care of holly was probably not exactly the way to put it they seemed of the same age and and countenance but it was it was a pleasure to have your daughter with me for that time. although i must say it would have served her. well had you come to collect her in person rather than sending a servant whom she could barely understand and certainly did not know. i'm afraid that i was delayed if you recall my attention i had to pay of course at the royal court, but louis the 16th. and well, you became all too aware of that when finally you joined your husband in paris before sailing back to england where the two of you lived there, and he attended to saint james's palace our children. may i say were friends with one and the other and intimately so and i cannot help but recount the great privilege they had did they not in being able to engage a society quite different from that in boston let alone out here in the wilderness in

joins us from the johns hopkins university school of medicine who's at fault here the pollies returning from india and bringing coated with them or india in the 1st place which doesn't have one hasn't had the situation under control and ignored so many warning signs. thank you for having me i don't think it's a blame game to be honest because the code was circulating in the amanda valley way beyond like it never actually was under control the same way it was in india i think it was easier to sort of blame it on the porous border and sort of differ on the responsibility of the government and the authority. that is what i think was frankly going on because political rallies were going on religious festivals are allowed marriages big marriages with hundreds of people were allowed for since numbers like started to playing last year and even up to like the last 3 weeks or so people are still gathering for engagement parties like weddings 2 big rallies were happening the political parties were like going out in full force so i think it's fair to like blame on some of the people just going bac

steven, hopeless hitler. polly is primarily a museum today. it presents masterpieces. from past centuries, ah, the collection includes paintings from the late middle ages and the early renaissance. ah, ah, and of course there's also a portrait of one of the most important alex book residents ever come to the shit. it's up alley, and i have not seen this painting. did i miss something? yes, indeed. this painting is probably the most important in our collection. this is an icon of elk spoke local history. jacobi foger, the rich that bill gates of the 16th century. but there's plenty of sweet be an understatement here. how's that understatement does in cash book? well, you can see that there is no jewelry. there are no visible, and all we see is, is dark habit or coating money for these wearing as well as the very valuable brocade point to his wealth. this reserve was very difficult for its way be and merchants. so we can even doesn't, and he's going to push here for and tradition called what's the story here? does the manual to the painter and say, paint me or did the pa

any vote to recall dominic to pollie is months way but yesterday a special election was held for a new town council member, an election called months before the current controversy. at parent winner of yesterday's election, rosa renosa is reportedly among those demanding foppoli resign. >>> this morning, india still facing a dire situation as covid-19 deaths continue a-to-rise. still ahead on "today in the bay," the key aid arriving from the u.s. and the california leader that's making a new plea to the white house about that issue. >>> plus who's ready for a vacation? we're going to talk about the all new resort that's set to open in las vegas and what makes it so unique. don't take off just yet. they're much more ahead on "today in the bay." experience all the deals at lowe's springfest before it's too late. in-store and online. home to any budget. home to any possibility. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune suppor

this is this hitler. polly. the front is rather narrow at only 1900 meters, but the building is over 100 meters long. it is the form a city palace of an oak spoke banker built at the end of the 18th century. the last owner gave the palace to the city of ox book on the condition that it never be sold and only be used for cultural purposes. the head of the ox book, state museums of papers, tells me that the building has never been destroyed. that the shelby's wound up out of his side. yes, that wonderful ball room with this fantastic ceiling organ. i hope everything is original that 95 percent of the surface dates back to 1770 or so. this is a magnificent room. height is the biggest remaining private ball room in germany out in the previous to 5th. but there is no comparable room in terms of size and originality dim and oregon detail within and some of the gold and the golden holes is real gold. is that the case here to be placed here by the organ i surfaces here are all original precluded the population. here you

sweden has taken a unique approach to the corona virus pandemic that governments lockdown polly. he was much lighter than in neighboring countries though the death toll is quite high the approach still has its supporters. sweden seen as the land of sweet liberty for those chafing against coronavirus closures curfews and mandatory masks while most of europe has been in various stages of lockdown over the last year swedes have been skiing shopping dining and drinking restrictions in swedish restaurants mean giving customers space and closing at 8 pm i think we have taken away a round hole for the tables so we have one meters per bank gun jimmy head waiter at the concern and restaurant in stockholm says sweden's done it right what tourists from belgium from crawls from him learn from czech republic they come we're taking you we were a case you. just feel the freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist understand now we did basically the same as many other countries we did it sounds like a different way what we're all trying to do i think sweden has tried maybe a bit mor

charlie are from the johns hopkins university school of medicine and i asked him who's to blame all the pollies returning home from india or india itself. i think of having me i don't think it's a blame game to be honest because the corridors circulating in the amanda valley way beyond the good never actually was under control the same way it was in india i think it was easier to sort of blame it on the porous border and sort of differ on the responsibility of the government and the authority. that is what i think was frankly going on because political rallies were going on religious festivals are allowed marriages big marriages with hundreds of people were allowed for since numbers like started to playing last year and even up to like the last 3 weeks or so people are still gathering for engagement parties like weddings 2 big rallies were happening the political parties were like going out in full force so i think it's fair to like blame on some of the people who are just going back and forth from india and up are you talking about the situation in nepal where rallies were going on and politic

the next day, polly say the same suspect attacked an asian father as a community market in mission bay. the victim was pushing his 1- year-old child in a stroller when he was hit in the head and back more than one dozen times. the suspect, sidney hammond was arrested after this attack. >>> asians are more fearful than any other ethnic group in california about becoming victims of violence. >> it is according to a statewide poll. maria medina is live in san jose with details. >> reporter: over the last few months, many in the aap i community have told us they are too afraid to go out, even to go to the grocery store. some say they do not want to go out for mother's day. >> it is unfair, i would say. we are american just like everyone else here. priscilla is among the asian- americans in california who feared not only for her safety but her family's lives as well. >> i am afraid for my grandma. i sent a voice message to her saying stay inside. do not even go out. my parents also. my mementos i walk i told her not to go by yourself. >> reporter: she is far from alone. agreed to a statewid

are going to let us hc frompeterson's attorney, and what is there new information that they are r pollyetrial gets here? >> lk, i don't know how much it potential what just be in regard to the death penalty. what the scott spears and supporters would say is new, additional information about a robbery that had occurred across the street from laci and scott's home, and what connection that could have two laci's disappearance. now prosecutors would say to you, we are very familiar with that robbery. we arrested the people who were involved in it. it has no connection to this case. but that is certainly what the supporters of scott peterson are hoping people will focus on. >> so what is the chance that scott peterson could not only go through a penalty phase again, because it actually starts all over again with a new trial. >> i think it's pretty unlikely at this point. i think that the california supreme court deciding just to send back the issue about the death penalty in the case, based on the way the jurors were selected, i think is a big message from that court, i think it is very unli

acharya from the johns hopkins university school of medicine and asked him who's to blame all the pollies returning home from india or india itself. i think of having me i don't think it's a blame game to be honest because the corridors circulating in the amanda valley way beyond the good never actually was under control the same way it was in india i think it was easier to sort of blame it on the porous border and sort of differ on the responsibility of the government and the authority. that is what i think was frankly going on because political rallies were going on religious festivals are allowed marriages big marriages with hundreds of people were allowed for since numbers like started to playing last year and even up to like the last 3 weeks or so people are still gathering for engagement parties like weddings 2 big rallies were happening the political parties were like going out in full force so i think it's fair to like blame on some of the people just going back and forth from india and you talking about the situation in nepal where rallies were going on and political rallies and

to move that you want to show the world the good guys can sometimes when they fall behind, jim said polly phenomenon the funds you make football on just deal. we understand the differences and similarities of culture with across the world that might have when you call home will be used in current. does that matter to you? hello, i'm marianne timothy and london with a look at the main stories. now the scale of the damage in garza is being assessed as the seaside between israel and palestinian on groups that came to force early on friday continues to hold a flow of much needed aid is also started with trucks from various agencies bring medicine, fuel and food into garza, the wild helpfulness ation is calling for more health supplies and personnel. it says the territory facilities are at risk of being overwhelmed. suffolk, l. hollywood.

acharya from the johns hopkins university school of medicine and i asked him who's to blame all the pollies returning home from india or india itself. i think of having me i don't think it's a blame game to be honest because the code was circulating in the command a valley way beyond the good never actually was under control the same way it was in india i think it was easier to sort of blame it on the porous border and sort of differ on the responsibility of the government and the authority. that is what i think was frankly going on because political rallies were going on religious festivals are allowed marriages big marriages with hundreds of people were allowed for since numbers like started to playing last year and even up to like the last 3 weeks or so people are still gathering for engagement parties like weddings 2 big rallies were happening the political parties were like going out in full force so i think it's fair to like blame on some of the people just going back and forth from in the end up are you talking about the situation in nepal where rallies were going on and political ra

you want to show the world the good guys can sometimes when they are the fall behind jimmy and polly phenomena the funds you make football just feel that precise tried and tested and that business is moving for israel's unmanned drug. produces that by commodified expertise, games at any expense, playing global demand for a weapon, which many see as morally indefensible. people empower investigate israel drone dealers on a just from the for villas of correct. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge . ah, you want y'all just bear with me. so robin doha, reminder of our top needs stories. the head of the human aid agency for palestinians has called the international support to find a long term solution to the israel palestinian conflict. felipe lazarus and he says it's essential to address israeli occupation and displacement of people to and the cycle of violence or diplomatic added to james base has more from west jerusalem. i didn't use conference one of its buildings in garza, which was itself damaged.

genocide and whose wars cost millions of lives coming up but we look at whether $2.00 centuries on the pollie narrative days there are celebrations . for me to hear oh he did a lot for the evolution of france but it cost a lot of freedom a lot of sacrifice if human level to its own p.c. he's big mistake maybe to have reestablished slavery. new york's governor touches a warning by advising unvaccinated people to avoid their grandparents amid allegations he's over mismanagement of the nursing home we hear from an activist who lost her father for the care of me. and there's more us states but transgender participants from competition the kansas governor now vetoes of playing it sends an unwelcome message we put it up for to play. this is just a story to. tell you that these women are anything over all the women don't want to see transitioned into the male. voice. that's transforming the grossest common sense. time good morning from russia kevin over here at r.t. h.q. with the latest for the next 4 years you just heard those headlines france's most famous general is waging wars beyond the grave o

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of genocide and whose wars cost millions of lives coming up a look at whether 2 centuries on the polliemerits today's celebration. for me used to a hero he did a lot for the evolution of france but it cost a lot of freedom a lot of sacrifices cumin level 2.5 p.c. he's big mistake maybe to have reestablished slavery. new york's governor touches a wall nerve by advising unvaccinated people to avoid their grandparents amid allegations he's open to mismanagement of the nursing home we hear from an activist who lost her father of the care.

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are the three strikes law, the three strikes law was any fact in 1996 as a result of the murder of pollyy richard allen -- i can't member his last name at this point. anyway he took her from her bedroom, murdered and her and that would be an extremely violent felon. as a result, the three strikes law came into effect. the other is the gang enhancement as well as the gun enhancement. who shows sympathy to these individuals? these are repeat violent offenders that george gascon is trying to let out in the streets of l.a. >> tucker: so you and many residents of l.a. like you are trying to recall george gascon, there's no reason backed by an where are you in that effort? >> yesterday we kicked off the recall effort, and we are now starting to collect signatures. i know very positive that we will get those and as a result of that, we should have a special election take place in early 2022. >> tucker: it because it's not black lives matter, is any businesses or rich people supporting your effort? >> and they leave the trail of victims behind. you get that recall effort going, and and they have

acharya from the johns hopkins university school of medicine and i asked him who's to blame all the pollies returning home from india or india itself. i think you're having me i don't think it's a blame game to be honest because the corridors circulating in the amanda valley way beyond the good never actually was under control the same way it was in india i think it was easier to sort of blame it on the porous border and sort of differ on the responsibility of the government and the authority. that is what i think was frankly going on because political rallies were going on religious festivals are allowed marriages big marriages with hundreds of people were allowed for since numbers like started to playing last year and even up to like the last 3 weeks or so people are still gathering for engagement parties like weddings 2 big rallies were happening the political parties were like going out in full force so i think it's fair to like blame on some of the people just going back back and forth from indiana power are you talking about the situation in nepal where rallies were going on and polit

>> polly point road. >> why is he adamant?t on the island, the former cops instinctively reverted to long-practiced standard procedure. >> we said, okay, let's secure the crime scene. wait for law enforcement to get here. >> reporter: so far, so good. but, what happened next was quite a surprise. >> the first officer was a charleston county deputy. and i said, we want to show you where the remains are. took him out there, and said it's your crime scene now and we're backing off. and that's what we did. >> but, that wasn't the end of it, was it? >> no. >> no. we were detained, to put it mildly. >> detained? >> detained and placed in separate police cars. >> what do you mean? you were arrested? or just -- >> well, very strictly, i guess, by the legal definition, we were not free to leave. they made that clear. and when we couldn't leave because they took my -- they seized my car. >> but, wait a minute. you found the body and showed them where it was. >> that's correct. they wanted a statement from us as to everything that we had

along the 800 kilometer open border nepal shares with india the pollies fleeing the virus are hurrying to return home. authorities fear even more covert 19 cases are on the way. and here are some of the other major developments in the pandemic india's covert 900 death toll past 250001 wednesday but comparisons of official data with that from frontline workers suggest the true number may be several times higher and the catastrophic scale of the pen demick could have been prevented well that's at least according to an independent global panel assembled by the united nations the experts concluded that early warning signs went unheeded and britain will hold a public inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic from his aboard johnson said the investigation would begin next year when some of the worst pressures hat subsided. and in a sign of how the u.k. has turned things around there were 4000 people no mass no social distancing it seems unthinkable but london made it happen at the 41st brit awards the 1st major indoor music event with a live audience in the u.k. since the start

polly good luck, colette fortune, call it maybe -- call it good luck, call it fortune, college maybeade. buying tips is maybe not a bad idea. buying etf's that are well covered, i think that is the way to go. raising cash is not a bad thing at this point in time. jonathan: let's talk about gold. when you moved, that has been a good play over the last couple of weeks. it hasn't worked all year, though, even though inflation has dominated the conversation. yesterday another example, even though the key theme was inflation. what you think has been going on in terms of the relationship between inflation and gold? dennis: i think millennials like to speculate or like to take positions with their stimulus checks in bitcoin and et hereum, and i think that has been a drain at the margins. when the last 2% of the buyers become sellers, when the last 2% of the sellers become buyers, that is when price changes. think we have seen some movement on the part of investors into bitcoin, into the cryptocurrencies, and away from gold. however, i think that the several thousand year history of gold wil

along the 800 kilometer open border nepal shares with india the pollies fleeing the virus or hurrying to return home. authorities fear even more covert 1000 cases are on the way. when i say now about some of the other major developments in the pandemic. well n.d.s. covert 1000 death toll now has passed 250000 on wednesday but comparisons of official data with that from frontline workers suggest that the true number may be much much higher and the catastrophic scale of the pandemic could have been prevented according to an independent global panel assembled by the united nations experts concluded early warning signs have gone unheeded and britain will hold a public inquiry into the government's handling of the pendennis prime minister boris johnson said the investigation would begin next year. and staying in the u.k. 4000 people no masks no social distancing it is seems unthinkable but london made it happen the 41st brit awards became the 1st major indoor music event with a live audience in the u.k. capital you know over a year's time. to research could sound so good that 2021 brit awa

all last summer and last fall i was telling polly, everybody needs to be ready for the possibilities of these vaccines are going to fail. typically that's what happens with vaccines. when the pfizer vaccine came through with a 95% efficacy, it was staggering. and then moderna shortly thereafter with 94. mangino because of the speed with which those vaccine i -- i push it what you're saying. but it also no other vaccines are still being tested. which means even if they are more scalable, they are slower off the mark. and in a pandemic that is not what you need. i do wonder. >> think were kind of saying the same thing in the sense that listen i got the pfizer vaccine it's a good vaccine. and i am grateful for having received it. my point was, there is not enough attention to balancing a portfolio to advance vaccines that could be delivered to africa and latin america at scale. pretty sometimes in my frustration, for the shiny new toys. and that we knew we could make just enough for north america and europe. i'm not really -- without really having any knowledge we could make those vacci

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good morning polly and thank you so much for inviting me to speak to your audience today of course who are concerned about the ability for philanthropic funds to get to their their intended point and that is 'd to help the people in india and our heart goes out to everyone in india that is facing this new wave of good there are concerns about the indian government's change in the last september of last year for india's its one contributions regulations after the f.c.c. are a lot however there are ways to be compliant in our focus for our donors is to always make sure that there are regulatory 'd compliance so you know rather than spending our time complaining about the new hurdles when our slate most every governments in the world has hurdles 'd to manage and provide transparency to the use of phones robert farms so what sort of talent is again have have these changes to the law made. yeah so that one of the biggest changes 'd which has caused concern is it prior to the change in the law a singletary in india could serve as an intermediary if you will and how those funds rate granted t

at least a half dozen women accused dominic to pollie of sexual assault, allegations he continues to deny. councilmembers yesterday requested a grand jury authorized, the d.a. forwarded that request to the state attorney general's office due to a potential conflict of interest. >>> to the pandemic and new data showing that the moderna vaccine is highly effective for children between the ages of 12 and 17. researchers studied 3, 00 subjects and found the vaccine to be 96% effective with few if any side effects. the vaccine is currently authorized for adults 18 and older. >>> as soon as next week, pfizer's covid vaccine may abproved for children 12 and older and the parents are anxiously awaiting word for this. ever since april, teens 16 and up have been receiving vaccinations in contra costa county. whenever the approval expands, volunteers there is a they want to be ready and doctors say it can't come soon enough. >> it's important. you know especially as these variants come out, it's really, really important to get these kids covered. >> once the shot is approved for children, some

a white house official tells nbc news that the polly will not apply to american citizens, lawful permanent individuals, but that these groups will still need to follow testing protocol for all international travelers. >>> the situation in india is still extremely dire. on sunday alone the country announced nearly 3,700 deaths and over 390,000 new infections in just 24 hours. india's numbers underscore a rising covid situation on a global scale as well where cases have more than doubled in the last two months. the average daily rate is above 800,000 and it's been there for more than a week. india accounts for more than 40% of these global new cases. >>> let's go to afghanistan now where it's the beginning of the end for america's longest war. on the 1st of may the biden administration began withdrawing the remainder of america's troops in afghanistan. the pull out will take several months with the last remaining soldiers leaving the country by the end of the summer. the previous administration negotiated an end to u.s. military involvement with the taliban that would have seen all troops ou

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polly, a sniffer dog, is busy looking for drugs... how much have you got there?y school. i then started getting into trouble. now a youth worker, helping children take a different path. so when they've got you in there, you know, it can be simple things, threats of violence, you know, threatening your family members, your siblings. you're trapped at that stage, and there's no way — once you're in it, you're in it, really. — and that's why we try to get to these young people before they're in it. how old are you boys? two teenagers stopped in northampton with drugs and a knife. you're not missing, are you? later, one is found to be bruised and scarred. boys, you're both going to be detained for stop search. he had ligature marks around his neck, hand marks around his throat, and he also had welts on his back from whatever other gang member he was aligned to up in birmingham. so they'd been punishing him? clearly, yeah. forcing him to work? i believe so. there are fears too, the pandemic has made things worse. more children missing school, making them even more vul