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for the victims of the 2016 attack we've retro. actively increased the payments even tripled them. trying to says that the victims of racist and anti-semitic attacks in the cities of how now and how they have had quicker access to support he says the agencies have learned from their mistakes. that was put to the test earlier this month interfere where a driver fatally rammed 5 people. the perspective of the victims is what matters are the perspective of the victims' families. at every step of the process you have to say slow down don't hurry things but many people who are suffering after an attack get immediate aid and then you have to come to an agreement with the victims' families and also the families of the wounded. for years after the 2016 berlin attack us this minister still stays in touch with many of the victims he just wishes the changes in victim support had come in time to help them earlier. in nigeria hundreds of schoolboys have been reunited with their families after a mass kidnapping armed men abducted them from their school in the northern state of katsina a week ago

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and retro >> i will close the hearing with file -- with one final question. we have covered a lot of ground here. we know that the arctic is challenged ivory mootness, extreme environmental issues, but it is also a a resource.ea what we have not talked too much about is emerging technology to cope and overcome some of these challenges to play a greater role. technological approach to some of the challenges that we are not thinking about that we might be able to take advantage of in the future? to domaines awareness, observer capabilities, any of those issues, given the expertise of the witnesses on the panel that you would like to highlight for the community as a final topic before we close? >> i would like to take a look at that question, if that is ok with you. about platforms, autonomous platforms, whether under, surface or aerial. the coast guard highlighted then where environmental change and creating permafrost is causing many of the old shares to their close monitoring. using aerial systems to monitor essential. they are things that technology has solu

so we call it retro order. a vintage. lovely. you. are watching this video and your realtor. say wait a minute i represented the buyer when they paid a 1000000. i want to put you my tie down and go grab a shingle. right now and you don't deserve to be licensed december 2006. if you want. to get fired. i'm jim. there's a lot of trust marketplace value could this be just a value bubble where people just keep paying these crazy prices a lot more than they used to just literally a year ago just because they want to get a house there really isn't the evidence to help support them that i can say oh for sure it's worth. there's really i think some valid concern about valuations when the proof is so thin. it's always been a problem in this industry there is. just that one way to determine what some is worth is look what other people paid off the other people were crazy. they were hoping to get $2000000.00 for these appear you can see they built a good handful of them and gave up and those are $5.60 square foot alice. everyone was going by the montra get in or you might get priced out

with hiv. 127 countries earlier this year, more than a quarter reported partial disruption to anti-retrotreatment for people with hiv. amy: well, for more, we go to chicago to speak with steven thrasher, professor at the medill school of journalism at northwestern university and author of the forthcoming book "the viral underclass: how racism, ableism and capitalism plague humans on the margins." his new piece is out in scientific american headlined "world aids day is a grim reminder that we have more than one pandemic going on." welcome back to democracy now! talk about that more than one pandemic and what today means. >> according to the world health organization, there are about 20 pandemics going on including covid-19, zika, and hiv/aids. hiv/aids has continued to kill which many people, almost 700,000 people died last year as i write about in my peace. the sort of good news, as good as it can be, it declined a great deal. but the real risk, as the clip was saying a moment ago, the possibility is a could go back up. what is concerning to me as the previous two doctors were speaking a

but then in retro speblght it seems like it actually worked and now we have been able to enjoy our lives. >> they've been free to move and play since the summer. at wuhan's main food market hungry customers are now back in long lines. >> this food vendor told us he is happy. and china craft aid proud narrative of victory in this massive government exhibition called lives first people first. it praises china's president xi jinping as the hero of the nation's war against covid. followed by front line health care workers, mentions of the dead are rare. now beijing suggests covid may have come from abroad pointing to the u.s., italy and india. >> this is the wuhan institute of virology, believed by some to be the origin of covid-19. now we tried to get access to this institute for months but were turned down. we also tried to interview many chinese doctors across the country. they all said they were either busy or frankly barred from speaking with us. coronavirus researcher dr. linfa wang did he is based in singapore. >> human outbreak started? wuhan, don't say st not from china, it may prov

anderson is being drained for a massive earthquake retro fit of the dam which is 70 years old. we are back with more. >> a covid-19 vaccine could be around the corner. we will break down everything that you need to know. >> plus, if you absolutely have to fly our response team is telling you how to do it safely during the pandemic. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. >> let's look at the nations capitol. a new covid relief bill is finally taking shape in congress. top leaders and the treasure secretary hashed out the final details last night and say a deal is close. >> we need to reup the paycheck protection program to save jobs. we need to continue to provide for laid off americans. congressional leaders on both sides will keep working until we get it done. >> we democrats would ha

it, too, provided the same retro activity standard that was incorporated in distefano, which relied heavily on state interest and that applied the birch decision retroactively which prevented louisiana having nonunanimous juries. in ramos, five of us thought that apodoca was a resident being overruled and therefore, the most compelling evidence that it was a new rule. with nos five justices unreasonable? >> well, when we get to the reasonableness standard of the juryists, it's an objective criterion. i think we can call agree na the 6th amendment requires a unanimous jury and we can all agree that the bill of rights are fully incorporated to the states at this point. normally the reasonable jurist standard goes hand-to-hand. but it was such a bizarre decision it broke those two hands apart and that's why it's in unique universe of one, mr. chief justice. >> i think particularly given your answer on distefano that you have something of a burden of establishing that the unanimous jury is necessary to avoid, you know, an inpermissibly large risk of inaccurate eviction. what is your best empiri

let's assume that the court finds that this is retro active. how do you get around the relitigation bar in 2254 d-1? >> i have two points to make on that. first, if the court was simply to decide retroactivity and save for another day any procedural objections, this case will go back down to the louisiana courts where we'll have a viable claim to make. secondly, when we go down to -- well, first of all, i don't necessarily agree that there was a decision on the merits for starters, for purposes of d-1. but even if the court were inclined to think there was, when we go to e-2 subsection 1, new rules made retroactively by the united states supreme court would allow petitioners like edwards to get in under a different portion. when you read these two statutes together, it poses a problem. >> thank you. >> justice breyer? >> thank you. how many, approximate -- what's your rough estimate of how many trials in louisiana will be called for? >> at this point, we believe the maximum population is 1600 people. i do not believe that all of those 1600 peop

society in this situation when the pandemic started i began to actively participate in their russian retros response to could be 19 i decided it was my time to start trying to bring in. the indian student difficult period. because i understand there. how much help and how much support to ease it needed to every person especially on their for their elderly and alone the people. aren't earlier my colleague at mccarran spoke more about this with the secretary general of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. we have seen a many many people young volunteers elderly people in tears coming pour want to support this is primarily motivated by our principle of humanity and our principle of universality because these seeds are truly a global crisis and without global study got a deep we cannot contain this this pandemic so that's not a doubt it is the main reason part of the sorts of wanted what do you think the main difficulties baseball and has come across almost everybody hears have either their time in members of friends or colleagues also affected by the many the s

we're trying to fight for constitutional right to survive and we came on terrible wounds, retro junkie in walnut creek is also on the lawsuit. >>he says the damage is caused by the county are obvious the bills don't stop we rent we have insurance. >>that to and those things don't go away. i have employee reached out to me for payroll still and in in you know we're covering those out my personal credit cards, i've been tapped, you know you towards the business. has just american dream turned american nightmare if you can imagine nathan gandhi who is one of the lawyers representing these restaurants and bars says. >>they're not asking for favors but for what's fair orders in contra costa county that are mandate an outdoor dining to close a purely based on speculation a lot of the data that the county has provided. it does not show any relation to contra costa county. a lot of the numbers have no support behind them. this comes after an la judge ruled in favor of restaurants last week saying the county could improve that restaurants are causing a spike in cases we reached out to the lawye

matter, so retro sport is a big problem.ed to take care of it. and also, paul talked about the journeys that happen, and 25% of road journeys are under a mile, so we can almost immediately cut the 360 billion road miles we travel every year by 25%, we can do it overnight, so we all need to act. ultimately, we need the government to keep the public informed of the health impacts of air pollution, so that people can make the right decision, and we need the government to put down legally binding targets, so at the end of your report there, they talked about 4 billion allocated to clean up transport and tackling air pollution, but that is com pletely tackling air pollution, but that is completely dwarfed by the 27 billion the chancellor has allocated the road—building. the two things cannot go hand—in—hand, we cannot see how that can work, so we need to see a lot more of that money shifting over to tackling air pollution and giving people the alternative and supporting them in making changes to healthier, safer forms of transpor

society in this situation when the pandemic started i began to actively participate in their ration retros our response to call the 19 i decided to it was like trying to start trying to bring in there. in the incident difficult period. because i understand their. power how much help and how much support is it needed to every person especially on their for their elderly and on the people on my colleague mccarron spoke more about this with the sec regenerates of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies we have seen a many many people young volunteers elderly people who to your school report want to support this is primarily motivated by our principle of humanity and our principle of universality because the seeds are truly a global crisis and without global so we've got a deep we cannot contain this this pandemic so that's what we've got it is that mainly it's a part of the shores of what do you think of the main difficulties these law in tears come across almost every 2 years have i that there's apparently members and friends and colleagues also affected by the t

fitted and 2, give you some idea of what that retro fit might look like.hird, evaluation and design to help you determine the retro fit requirement. >> well kelly, i can't thank you enough for being here today. thank you so much for your wealth of information on how we can take care of our soft story problem in san francisco. and you the viewer, if you have any questions, please feel free to visit our website >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses, and challenges residents to do their shopping within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services in our neighborhood, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i am the owner of this restaurant. we have been here in north beach over 100 years. [speaking foreign language] [♪] [speaking foreign language] [♪] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [♪] [♪] lesb ri >> by the time the last show came, i was like whoa, whoa, whoa. i came in kicking and screaming and left out dancing. [♪] >> hello, frie

lot of missions you might have seen on other planets are either even on the earth use parachutes or retroere, but with this mission, it will be coming back from the moon so quickly they have to skip off the atmosphere and then come down to theirfinal landing atmosphere and then come down to their final landing spot in mongolia so that is another place where something could potentially go wrong, but they did test this with one of their earlier missions and it worked successfully. the moon of course is imported forgetting to mars, isn't it? yes a great stepping stone to test our technology in our own cosmic backyard before we go somewhere like mars where it is a bit harder to deal with anything if something goes wrong. thank you very much, very interesting to talk to you. let's get some of the day's other news. a deal has been announced to provide a low—cost, generic drug for children in parts of africa living with hiv. aid agencies say it will cut the annual cost of treatment by seventy—five percent. the dispersible drug is strawberry—flavoured to make it more appealing to children. the wo

south africa has announced a retro daily increase of nearly $18000.00 cases a variant strain of corona virus is thought to be the one the surge which started at the end of november south africa is part of the world health organization scheme that is helping poor and middle income countries receive vaccines and a peacekeeping operation run by the african union and united nations in darfur is closing after 13 is the mission in sudan will gradually wind down until it fully closes in june next year it was launched to end a conflict that has killed more than 300000 people since 2003 but those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after all hell locked up stage went down to watch by fire. where in the midst of a global emergency it is made people sick and killed on a mass scale it is destabilized local economies and overwhelmed poor countries it is destructed societies entire nations the world in fact but there are still people who dismiss scientific expertise on its causes and severity media outlets on sending push notifications to our phones alerting us to every new developme

election of november 3rd but instead what is being done is this is being challenged now retro actively and so 6 even though the president has 3 appointees on the court in this latest case where it was just one sentence. there was 0 dissent it doesn't bode well for the case the president is talking about now that he's really pinning his hopes on kimberly the president on his supporters have long said that you know this election could well end up being decided in the supreme court given everything you've just told and given the way the supreme court has ruled what do you think i mean is this going to go into effect has tens of millions of supporters view the election results i mean are they going to come right into the fact that trump lost there they're likely not i can give you a sense of how people are feeling very quickly millions feel that the rules were changed and they feel blindsided and that they were disenfranchised so the problem is this that this is the set of rules that the campaign went into the court clearly believes that it should have been changed in advance and it wasn't

society in this situation when the pandemic started i began to actually participate in their russian retros hours forced to call the 19th i decided to go into it was my time to start trying to bring in. the envious and difficult period. because that part i understand to. follow how much help and how much support to is needed to every person especially on their for their elderly and lonely people jogen shop again secretary general of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies told us what drives people to volunteer. this has been an unprecedented crisis out of what had been all its by the prince of manatee we have seen a many many people young volunteers elderly people in tears coming poured want to support this is primarily motivated by our principle of humanity and our principle of universality because these seeds are truly a global crisis and without global study got a deep we cannot contain this this pandemic so that's what we've got it is the main reason part of the source of wanted and data truly is heart warming what do you think the main difficulties these l

society in this situation when the pandemic started i began to actively participate in their russian retros cars going through could be 19 i decided to do it was my time to start trying to bring in there. in the incident difficult period. because i understand their. power how much help and how much support is it needed to every person especially on their for their elderly and lonely people. let's go live now to charge and shop again the secretary general of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies the i f a r c thank you for joining us on the program it's wonderful to have you with us this saturday it's a laudable thing what these volunteers are doing but why do you think so many are willing to risk their health to help. thank you so much for having me and if you heard from a couple of the bit yes i think very nicely expressed why they wanted to join that cross course and as volunteers this has been an unprecedented crisis outwitting ts have been all is motivated by the manatee i mean this crisis we saw the humanity softening all around the war and it was truly a

both i think got yugoslavia horribly wrong that's pretty bad retro now you know wiki leaks yeah as you say what do they get wrong there's not nothing that they've got wrong any black hole. that has. planes that julian has not. used by the russian. has. the conduit or the. e-mails but the credit that hillary clinton and her trumpet the president there's no evidence and no one ever been presented and he's back. in the secret hearing. of the house intelligence committee and the one with the claim that somehow this is all back by the g.a.o. you actually said well we don't really have any evidence of that in the. crouse right really basically just. looking at happening claims that that was the russian though that's not the whole story and then you go right again is the link between. the wars and wiggling all of that whole story was just absolute nonsense just made out of whole cloth and that is why i don't know whether i don't jump we'll do it in the not but also should see that he is in his interest to do so because the forces that were arrayed against them as not were exactly the forces t

these headphones are retro looking, made of fabric, plastic, aluminum, and stainless steel. $550. that's getting the most headlines. that price point. compared to the highest end of the market for headphones, it compares favorably to some other headphones from sony, sennheiser, and others. for a product geared towards mass consumers, it is a high price. what else is out on the market, how does it compare? well to thees high-end of the market. apple is traditionally known for going to the high end of the audio market. it is fairly new to them. i think it will take time for people to grasp that price point. it's also to be seen how good they actually sound. if we get them this week, listen to them and they compare favorably to other headphones, perhaps it will be worth it. is a lot of 500 $50 money during a pandemic for headphone -- $550 is a lot of money during a pandemic for headphones. emily: thank you so much for that update. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we will be following the new proposal steven mnuchin has presented to nancy pelosi. involve,

retro active december 1 if we don't get it done the first or second week of december. and everything else as far as the money we have for paycheck protection program, and you see idle restaurant stages, deductibility, everything we've been trying to make sure we didn't miss anyone. transportation, airlines, airports, buses, amtrak, vaccine development, distribution, testing and tracing and that's going on now. if more is needed there, we'll make sure there's enough sufficient amount to take care of that. health care provider relief fund, our hospitals, especially rural hospitals, we have said aside rules so they don't get left behind. education, we have a tremendous need in education. student loans, forbearance on student loan. housing assistance and rental. we know what they're going through there. and nutrition, feeding people that don't qualify for snap. feeding people you see in line now, not judging them by the cars they drive but the mouths they need to feed. we are looking at everything we have. childcare. broadband is a tremendous challenge for all of us, and o

and also retro, -- for the many years of happiness have had in the index tree and all is done for myself and my family. >> then grinders directives sales for fourth wave technology. you gotta start as project manager in upstate new york in 1991. in 1990, for the move to gis communications as director of operations, overseeing construction, he chose the launches and capital budgeting. before joining fourth wave-y service -- in 2016 move to comcast with virginia market, he managed voice and data departments. he has held multiple leadership positions, from president to treasurer at various as cte chapters. he's been actively fund-raising in volunteer work with little, he boy scouts and veterans homeless shelter. while volunteering with the little, lead the assisted with an annual event for charity for disabilities were children. >> thank you pioneers, this is a true honor integrate privilege to be part of this organization. thanks for the sponsorship, and i really look forward to seeing everyone soon. >> from the 2020 in that piece of the first ever class 1966. a year that would influence d

some of this is not retro active. what's game here? >> the fact that he went ahead and signed these two bills there is not a really good reason to held off. he conflated the two bills. it is just -- the president's angry and he's not acting in his own best interest in my opinion with these two delays and not moving these bills forward. i don't think he's acting his best interests when it comes to vetoing on the national defense in the house. there is important things in there for military that needs to be done right away. these are very important bills that are compromised bills. the president supported it other than the section 230 until it makes no sense for him. >> senator sanders threatening to delay theover riding in order to push $2,000 stimulus check. you have this odd overlap and the president's goal here and some democrats. does that go anywhere in your view or does it run into republican opposition in the senate. >> maybe the most conservative place in georgia and he's going to campaign for kelly loeffler and david perdue, tw