i thought the beginning was at least as far as the reproach mom between the us and the west and libya was a period in which i had had lived as a junior diplomat from 2004 to 2006 when the small group of us was sent to to tripoli to to basically lay the foundations for for what became the embassy i you know, i've spent a lot of time in the middle east sometimes i wonder whether i should have studied japanese like when i was in college because you know the the degree of of changeability and and if i could say drama just you know continues but you know, there's a there's a certain something about the region and the people and the disparities disparate cultures, which is really quite gripping and the more that you get into it. i think the more you become passionate about it, and i'm certainly been very passionate about about libya and that's essentially some of the some of the reflections that that i heard the commentary that was made to me while i was posted in libya basically drove the desire to write this book because a number of people came up to me and if it's very surprising and dif

trade embargo after a short lived of reproach when under the obama administration relations between havana and washington came tense once again under donald trump biden ministration has not yet made cuba a priority. or portugal is the largest producer of lithium in europe and one day it may be home to the largest mine in the continent for the rare metal is an essential component for the batteries using mobile phones and electric vehicles but opposition is growing to plans it could make that happen. no to mining yes to life. that's the slogan used by protesters or poles to a mining project a plant and also in northern portugal while these mountains are rich in lithium locals do not want this to become europe's let him producing hob. the freak he kill usually she'd mouse my brothers and i grew up here keeping the culls that's why for me it's even more meaningful because i know this area ever since i was a kid. i'm not against lithium but i'm not in favor of polluting my village another villages like mine to do pollute cities. in the region is recognised as a place of important agricultural h

modern i reproach or relies on site there on its relies on precision farming which is a connection between such digital machinery and all the tools which are available for farmers unfortunately i think europe is losing its edge as far as food production in agriculture because of overly. conservative restrictive regulation and these tradeoffs between progress and risk is not what i understood in your. i think europe is the best potential to be easy leading i would go to all region in the world we should be the ones with the best jobs and the most invested seeds in hybridization genetics base the size chemicals machinery we should be because we have everything we need to succeed and my fear is that we are not using this potential to its maximum. level off on this to be competitive the best of the trade relations with all these countries the better it is i mean otherwise we stay like a fortress and we don't let anything in that doesn't let something out and you know this is not the world is not like that everything is connected not everything is global so what we want to see is something very

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we need our law enforcement to be above reproach.also need to give them the resources to be able to get to that point. >> no one's perfect. >> yeah, no one's perfect. but this is the thing. there are certain professions where you pretty much need to be. because when you mess up, then someone loses their life. >> a heavy responsibility. >>> coming up, gay and proud. the former bachelor in his own words. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ dawn antibacterial cuts through tough grease with 50% less scrubbing. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. it also removes 99% of bacteria from your hands. dawn antibacterial. an easy way to clean your dishes... a smart way to wash your hands. ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear

in germany's election in september and in the bundesliga mind snatching a late winner to secure reproachful points in their relegation battle against cologne. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program india has recorded a new surge in coded 19 infections daily cases have topped 168000 pushing india past brazil to becomes the world's 2nd worst hit country authorities are hoping to curb the spread by imposing new restrictions and trying to persuade more people to get vaccinated but many states are also complaining of a vaccine shortage. an indian festival unlike any other. the cause for celebration is quite different. this medical college is taking part in a so-called vaccination festival a 4 day program to accelerate the national rollout. i'm visiting all the vaccination centers in my area and congratulating the people being vaccinated and the health workers including doctors nurses paramedics and everyone involved in the vaccination drive we are doing is to encourage vaccination what i was going to get in india is a vaccine drive had been relatively successful but a recent shortage of doses fo

indeed, and what the sunday mirror is reporting is that there are hopes that there'll some kind of reproachg onto well as of late. this is family and families fall out, brothers fall out, and that's what's happened in this case. there's some hope that the two of them will walk behind the land rover carrying prince philip's coffin, and the fact they'll be together, and harry will have to isolate when he gets here, but it will give them a chance to have a proper heart—to—heart, sort out their differences, and i would imagine it would be one of prince philip's greatest wishes if the two of them can actually part as friends, which is exactly what they used to be because they were very close. ., ., ,, ._ used to be because they were very close. ., ., ,, ., close. the mail on sunday talks about the _ close. the mail on sunday talks about the countess _ close. the mail on sunday talks about the countess of - close. the mail on sunday talksj about the countess of wessex's reaction, she was asking how the queen was coping, and she said she was doing amazing. yes. queen was coping, and she said she w

that he makes no distinction when he talks about his responsibilities from the small of the emirate reproach of the royal family and the large family referring to the jordanian populace and as i said it was there was a bit of emotion in the statement he said that quote nothing king close to the shock anger and pain as a brother and leader of the people that he felt as things unfolded this week he said that this was not the most dangerous or challenging or sorry difficult challenge that the country has faced that for him it was the most painful because he said quote just working from within and outside the family and he made it clear ringback that this royal rift which began with his brother prince and ended with king abdullah was resolved as a result of the royal family taking care of it within the family you mention that it's a little what's called in to mediate the only mention made of his half brother prince hamza was at the end of this statement he says that prince hands out is with his family in his palace and quote under my care. the u.s. government plans to restore foreign aid to the

we do not know _ had to be above reproach. we do not know the _ had to be above reproach.tuation here, so boris johnson has to offer a full and frank— johnson has to offer a full and frank explanation, he has to be transparent, if he has nothing to hide, _ transparent, if he has nothing to hide, he — transparent, if he has nothing to hide, he has nothing to fear, but so far his _ hide, he has nothing to fear, but so far his behaviour suggest something fishy is— far his behaviour suggest something fishy is going on and that is not good _ fishy is going on and that is not good enough. the fishy is going on and that is not good enough-— fishy is going on and that is not good enough. the line from the government _ good enough. the line from the government this _ good enough. the line from the government this morning i good enough. the line from the government this morning very i good enough. the line from the i government this morning very much that this story is just the westminster bubble, as it is known, cares about, nobody outside westminster really cares. that is alive mi

to=/% reject it or ignore it or freighter it away will bring upon us all the long reproaches of the afterime. it is necessary that constancy of mind, persistent sea of purpose and the grand simplicity of decision child guide and pool the conduct of the english speaking peoples in peace as they did in a war. we name -- we must and i believe we shall prove ourselves equal to the severe requirement. president, when american military men approach some serious situation, their head of the directive, the world's coral specific concept -- and it leads to a character of sorts. but more than is the overall strategic conference that we shouldax3i it is nothing less than the safety and welfare, the freedom and progress of all the homes and families, of all the men and women and all of the land. and here i speak particularly of the myriad -- where it's drives amid the accidents and difficulties of life, caught his wife and children and bring the family up in the fear of the lowered for the conception which often play their part in part. to give security to these countries hopes, they must be saved fr

to reject it or ignore it or fritter it away will bring upon us all the long reproaches of the aftertimes. constancy of mind, simplicity of purpose, and decision to rule and guide the conduct of the english-speaking peoples in peace as they did in war, we must, and i believe we shall, prove ourselves equal to this severe requirement. president mcclure, when american military men approach some serious situation, they are wont to write at the head of their directive the words "overall strategic concept." there is wisdom in this, and it leads to clarity of thought. what then is the overall strategic concept which we should inscribe today? nothing less than the safety, welfare, freedom and progress, of all the homes and families, of all the men and women, in all the lands. and here i speak particularly of the myriad cottage or apartment homes were the wage earner strives amid the accidents and difficulties of life to guard his wife and children from privation and bring his family up in the fear of the lord. to give security to these countless homes, they must be shielded from the two gaunt ma

ministers, why they have to be declared, because ministers have to be beyond — they have to be above reproach't know the situation here. so again, borisjohnson has to offer a full and frank explanation. he has to be transparent. if he's got nothing to hide, he's got nothing to fear. but so far, his behaviour suggests something fishy is going on. that's not good enough. downing street says if a loan or donation was made, it will be declared in due course, probably in the register of ministers�* interests. the cabinet secretary is reviewing how the flat refurbishment was funded. the reason why we have these rules around transparency is so that the public know who the decision—makers are, up to and including the prime minister,, what their interests are, and to be clear they are acting on behalf of the people, on behalf of citizens, on behalf of taxpayers, and that they're not overly influenced by donations or loans or private interest from anybody else. reporter: has the prime minister broken the rules, mr raab? - no, says the foreign secretary. but all the time there remain answers that are un

if you remember when the reproach mont took place, fidel came out and ripped the united states. he said, i understand this is happening. i like it's happening but the u.s. is not the great satan. that's what the ayatollah would say but the same idea. they're the bane of our existence. this has been his mantra since the very beginning. that's why when castro was in power, you didn't have this -- when fidel was in power, you didn't have this kind of handshake because the easiest thing for fidel to do was to blame the united states for all the problems of cuba. the one thing i always argued against the embargo was your feeding right into his hands. because the cuban people don't have the food they need, it's because the americans are embargoing you. the cuban people don't have the freedom you need? it's because we have to protect against the americans. the cuban people don't have whatever they need, it's the americans' fault. we were the boogieman that castro could always point to and say, your problems are because of them. now raul's in a position where he still can kind of tweak

le pen said it was unreasonable to reproach frederick sheffield for his involvement with the as a student. of the pan i did that already in vassal has never been a member of a movement and is banned from joining fee for a mary said party assistance at the regional council we recruited legally. sebastian she said that while the hostel did contact him to say he was not allowed into a political meeting he did not go looking for him. already and the hassles lawyer said the citadel did not represent generation identity and welcomed the wide range of members of diverse persuasions. said that being secretly filmed in a private place is detestable countries discovery of this it irritated him the hassle did not respond to our request for an interview. so i went to see him. that he just. longing. to me to do what you're going to do it is a very determined unction i think you're going to meet a man that made it feel really intelligent. and he didn't write. almost every policy and i mean. he would go to civil. is it that you don't want successes the future will be where you need to go from going to.

investigation are people have sworn an oath to uphold the constitution and are supposed to be beyond reproachnk they take it seriously. i think they want to make sure that they get everything right. you don't accuse a sitting member of congress unless you have your t's crossed and i's dotted. i think that's what they will be doing here. a few months is not a long time. it may be the case as you point out with the long litany of potential investigation they want to square away lots of different things before they decide what to do with respect to charging. >> this claim by congressman gaetz that his family was the victim of an extortion attempt, i want to bring this up, not in relation to the target of this investigation itself, but it seems the information that it exists, what do you make of that? i mean, clearly that is being investigated, that's cnn's reporting. surprising to you? bizarre to you? >> yes. i tweeted when matt gaetz made his statements, this used to be me bread and butter, the heartland of what i understand, criminal investigations and accusations made by people under investig

away, so when you look at doesn't say why do they want to take an institution that has been above reproachof the only institutions that we have left that's not viciously partisan into an instrument of being the tool of whoever is in power? i would've thought the democrats would've learned their lesson from 2013 but apparently they like learning the same lessons. >> harold ford jr., what do you think this is? is this looking for a reason to expand the court or looking for a reason not to give the progressives what they are looking for? >> thanks again for having me on. i think if we explore is this executive order calls for the expiration of the number of justices, and probably the number of jurists on the very circuit courts, i think america will learn a lot about how our court system works, why worry are the envy of the world and why many of the things are true about our system and about checks and balances that we had to. i sure justice breyer's view appeared it will be interesting to see this topic has come up -- whether or not each circuit should have the same number of jurists and how

sworn an oath to uphold the constitution and -- and -- and -- and -- and are supposed to be beyond reproachthey take it seriously. i think, they, also, want to make sure that they get everything right. you don't accuse a sitting member of congress, unless you have all your ts crossed and your is dotted and that's what they are going to be doing here. and a few months is not a long time, in connection with this kind of thing. it may be the case, as you point out with your long litany of potential investigations, they want to square away lots of different thins before they decide what to do with respect to charging. >> understood. this claim by congressman gaetz that his family was the victim of an extortion attempt. and again, not in relation to the target of this investigation, itself, but it seems, the information that it exists. what -- what do you make of that? i mean, clearly, that is being investigated. that's cnn's reporting. surprising to you? bizarre to you? >> yes, it's all bizarre. i mean, i tweeted the other night, when matt gaetz made his statements and this is something that us

but no one -- no profession is beyond reproach.-- there is not one profession, where it cannot be improved. i know that there are different circumstances for different professions. i did not sign up to go into danger as a police officer. i did sign up to go into danger, possibly, as a -- if we have to go to war, if we have to go out there on the streets and cover it. but that is not in my job description. that is in a police officer's job description. it's, also, to keep the peace. it is, also, part of their jobs to be able to make those split-second decisions. and -- and make the right decision. so, while we're saying, hey, i don't -- it's tough. i don't know what i would do. police officers are trained to do that. i'm not. the average person is not trained to do that. and so, that's part of the job. so police officer can't say, because -- because they were able to do what they were -- whatever they wanted, with impunity. we don't live in those times, now. and we should not have been living in those times. and thank god for these

man above reproach as a secretary of state and and marshall like truman gave a lot of power to to atchison to his number two, and there's a great scene and the oval office when they bring in the senators and and marshall kind of blows the speech saying we got to do something about the about defending the world and that's just rides in it gives us very bully speech about this is about tyranny and liberty and we have to defend defend the western world and the united states has to do this. and truman, this is the beginning of the truman doctor truman shortly. thereafter gives a speech to congress and he says it must be the duty the role of the united states to defend free people's when they're under attack. it's a very broad mandate, but it becomes it's a it's a partner of the long telegram and the containment doctrine it's kind of the action arm. the united states is going to do this now. canon who wrote the long telegram reads the speech at the state department doesn't like it. he says well that's gonna get us into a war. it's two militaristic. so the author of the long telegram. privately

data logs recovered so far show auto pilot was not enabled tesla with autopilot engaged is now reproaching 10 times lower chance of an accident than the average vehicle let's talk about this with a gabe's is a correspondent an automotive news europe which is europe's leading automotive business publication is joining us from london it gives thanks for speaking to us so iran mosque has come out defending the company but what do you think is going to be the fallout from the us. well i really think the american national highway traffic association that says should should clamp down on what they what's being termed as full self driving within tesla and what is actually semi autonomous technology a lot of people left assuming that it can that car can just drive itself in and any number of situations but what is clearly big see is that there are some gaps in the cars knowledge i mean this isn't any reflection on tesla it's incredibly complicated technology to to produce but at the moment seems to be overselling it so is part of the problem then the owners are those who are driving these tesla ve

ministers, why they have to be declared, because ministers have to be beyond — they have to be above reproachon't know the situation here. so again, borisjohnson has to offer a full and frank explanation. he has to be transparent. if he's got nothing to hide, he's got nothing to fear. but so far, his behaviour suggests something fishy is going on. that's not good enough. downing street says if a loan or donation was made, it will be declared in due course, probably in the register of ministers�* interests. the cabinet secretary is reviewing how the flat refurbishment was funded. the reason why we have these rules around transparency is so that the public know who decision—makers, up to and including the prime minister, what their interests are, and to be clear they are acting on behalf of the people, on behalf of citizens, on behalf of taxpayers, and that they're not overly influenced by donations or loans or private interest from anybody else. reporter: has the prime minister broken the rules, mr raab? - no, says the foreign secretary. but all the time there remain answers that are unclear,

you are giving me the reproach i need because i to to start doing that again. as soon as the lock can happen, i think when we're supposed to be at the tucson festival of books, it was that we get everything shut down. i started reading about everyday on instagram. meghan cox gurdon is my handle, or whatever it is, , my name, my handle. >> your handle. >> my handle. anybody who wants go back can go listen to those come but it gave shape to my days to have reading aloud be an expected part of my day. i gather it was useful to others as well. it's a good second-best to read through technology, right? >> you have given our viewers a few different great suggestions and tips for starting a continuing this with the people in their lives. just start, do it, do it now, make as much time for as you can. any other tips that you want people to share or things that you learn along the way about, really just committing to this practice and being dedicated to it day after day? >> yes. i i will tell you there is a sty at the very end of the book, the last chapter of the book,

that he makes no distinction when he talks about his responsibilities from the small of the emirate reproach of the royal family and the large family referring to the jordanian populace and as i said it was there was a bit of emotion in the statement he said that quote nothing king close to the shock anger and pain as a brother and leader of the people that he felt as things unfolded this week he said that this was not the most dangerous or challenging or sorry difficult challenge that the country has faced but that for him it was the most painful because he said quote just working from within and outside the family and he made it clear ringback that this royal rift which began with his brother prince and ended with king abdullah was resolved as a result of the royal family taking care of it within the family imagine that it's a little what's called in. mediate the only imagine made up its half brother prince hamza was at the end of this statement he says that prince has that is with his family in his palace and quote under my roof here. the u.s. government plans to restore foreign aid to th

ministers, why they have to be declared, because ministers have to be beyond, they have to be above reproachtuation here. so again, borisjohnson has to offer a full and frank explanation. he has to be transparent. if he's got nothing to hide, he has nothing to fear. but so far his behaviour suggests something fishy is going on. that's not good enough. the line from the government this morning very much on the lines of, had none, this is one of the story such as the westminster bubble cares about and nobody outside of westminster really cares, here is therese coffey speaking this morning. the only information i have is that the prime minister has paid for this and he's made that very clear, in his own words. so it's a case of, there's a lot of discussion, perhaps, that really interests people particularly in the westminster and media about aspects of redecoration, whether it's wallpaper or armchairs, whatever it is, but i think the vast majority of people in this country are very keen about what it is we are doing in order to protect livelihoods. is this a row about soft furnishings? not real

virus, depending on locations they serve and operate within, but others are taking a more optimistic reproach- optimistic approach. should recovery continue there will be tailwind. anna: you wonder whether that is part of the barclays story. a little bit of caution in the short-term. let me ask you about your attitudes to risk and your appetite for stocks at this point. stocks remain your preferred asset class. you don't think this is a great time to get involved. we are coming up record highs just yesterday. is that part of the reason? >> that is certainly part of the reason. we have been overweight in equities since the summer of last year. we have moved that into a more balanced picture. we have had quite strong growth. we brought value and cyclicality at the start of this year. we are happy with the overall position balanced but overweight equity risks. we don't think now is necessarily an opportune time, however, we think equities will push higher. there is a lot of cash on the sidelines. when that money is looking to be deployed, one of the only assets out there which is providing a rea

would be interested in animal crush videos and how many would just follow the general chilling of reproach that was reflected in the statute, as opposed to wanting to continue to publicize those videos. you can know, as you sit where you sit, that, in fact, a substantial number of charities and many multiples of their donors are going to have the same interest that these petitioners do and suffer the same constitutional deprivation absent facial invalidation. and that's the same judgment that the court made in shelton, making that predictive judgment, as justice barrett put it, as to teachers, some of whom might have had associations with the pta and -- and other innocuous associations, but the court recognized that there would be an inherent chilling effect. what we have in our record vividly illustrates just how pernicious the chill can be, just how real the threat to donors is, but that's always been baked into this court's precedents, and it should remain baked in, and it's a recipe for facial invalidation. that's especially true, your honors, because i'm delighted to hear both the uni

spokesperson for a former large national police group and i support police, but they're not above reproach i want to make sure that's clear, believe if you say anything about reforming the police it's an attack on the police. that's not true. we need to come together as americans, not blacks, whites, latinos, asians, but americans and have this important discussion because we have to move our country forward. if not, we'll continue to destroy each other from within. neil: you know, rebecca, what's happening in the meantime, i think he touched on it, the spike in crime that's up, triple digits in cities like new york. i'm wondering, this has a wider effect, too, it could impact the people supposedly going to return to their offices, return to cities, this weighs on that, does it not? >> it does, neil. you know, i really liked his point about the fact that we really have, you know, a double standard. i think things are changing, neil. what i've started to see and i think this is, you know, a country-wide thing for america, we have been through a lot as a country since last year with the coro

sword like to do is to start this misconception and talk a little bit about the risk and their reproach to conform to reduce reduce footprint for its own sake i know 83% of americans, this is going to recent survey guessed the typical police officers fired his gun at least one time on the job while on duty. in reality only about one in four actually ever do at any point in their long careers. lease very rarely use force when they do it very rarely result in serious injury. in 2018 police officers and united states discharge their firearms an estimated 3043 times for that year they made nearly 10.3 criminal arrests. my future but each of the estimated discharges unique officer at most 0.4 purposefully discharge their firearm in 2018. and if we have seen a rate that happened at most provided deadly force 0.03% of arrests. the 2018 researchers and doctors published a thorough study of police use of fourth and the journal of trauma and surgery. that study analyzed over a million calls for service to three midsize police department in arizona, louisiana and north carolina over to your. those

with the message from democrats just a couple of months ago that state-run elections are beyond reproach? don't you remember because all 50 states had state certified elections, that gave biden his win. now, it's pretty common sense either state-run elections are fundamentally flawed and unfair requiring massive federal intervention and americans that question the outcome are taking a moral stand or state-run elections are by and large very fair and americans can have confidence in the outcomes. either way the same principle should apply to the last several elections. whether republicans or democrats were relatively more successful in each case. i get it. i get it that having unleashed this partisan tiger, the bill that came from the house of representatives is -- it's very hard to get that partisan tiger back in the cage. but when this bill fails as it must, we need to tamp down the partisan accusations and work across party lines to restore faith in american elections. now, the way the environment here is in washington and in congress, it isn't going to be easy, but the alternative is

mike a little bit of drizzle and the city in southern marin a little bit later on this morning as reproachoon hour. but the real show starts overnight. >> and through tomorrow morning, it looks like as we wait for some rain to come to our way. here are the overcast skies from the east bay shoreline looking out as you will notice to the bay. there's the overcast as we see also the golden gate, although it looks like sun is trying to peer in there through some thin layers of the clouds looking at stormtracker 4 just to see what's out there again. a few showers are expected to develop along the coast and again, that will focus of the peninsula coast and southern marin. we're looking at mostly 50's across the region. and this is because of the overcast skies. temperatures have been able to fall. but they won't be on rise too much either today 49 up to santa rosa 55 going on in antioch, 51 san carlos and 53 san jose by now we're start to trail a little bit. looks like a degree or so behind where we were this time from yesterday, although you notice it's a warmer inland by comparison looking at