not acting on his own he was acting at the behest of terror questioner who wanted to see an ember roddy ally emerge victorious and the muslim brotherhood suffered defeat this entire mercenary operation was a failure it may have conned have to are into paying $80000000.00 but he never got the helicopters and the mercenaries left benghazi within 2 weeks of having arrived and it tipped the scales of the fighting so what's relevant is that this points out how incompetent people like erik prince are and they're not able to project power into even 3rd world backwaters to tip the scale of fighting that's done by drone powers like turkey who have competent general staps and are able to actually teach glee. america will work closely with its allies a clear message sent by president joe biden who seems to turman to break away from donald trump's america 1st policies in his 1st speech on the world stage at the g 7 and munich security conference biden proclaimed america is back as i watch house correspondent kimberly hellcats it's not about pushing reset on the past 4 years u.s. president joe biden

was not acting on his own he was acting at the behest of kerik caution or who wanted to see an ember roddy ally emerge victorious and the muslim brotherhood suffered defeat this entire mercenary operation was a failure it may have conned huffed our into paying $80000000.00 but he never got the helicopters and the mercenaries left benghazi within 2 weeks of having arrived and it tipped the scales of the fighting so what's relevant is that this points out how incompetent people like erik prince are and they're not able to project power into even 3rd world backwaters to tip the scale of fighting that's done by drone powers like turkey who have competent general staps and are able to actually teach only wealthy nations a pledge to poor more money into the un's coronavirus vaccination program kovacs which aims to inoculate people in poor countries the e.u. promises $1200000000.00 the us says it will put in $4000000000.00 on the health report. under pressure from the united nations and the world health organization g 7 leaders promise to step up their efforts to make vaccines available worldwide

was not acting on his own he was acting at the behest of jericho there who wanted to see an amber roddy ally emerge victorious and the muslim brotherhood suffered defeat just let me get a final thought from you i mean this u.n. report apparently contains pages of code names cover stories offshore bank accounts secret weapons transfers and how much does this case do you think provide a glimpse into the murky world of mercenaries operating in libya. well none of that is new i mean i think the only interesting thing to point out to your viewers is that this entire mercenary operation was a failure it may have conned hafter into paying $80000000.00 but he never got the helicopters and the mercenaries left benghazi within 2 weeks of having arrived and it tipped the scales of the fighting so what's relevant is that this points out how incompetent people like erik prince are and they're not able to project power into even 3rd world backwards to tip the scale of fighting that's done by drone powers like turkey who have competent general steps and are able to actually teach jason pak great to ge

reporter: joe biden delivered his first statement on the long-running war in yemen where saudi and emma roddy forces have allegedly targeted civilians with u.s.-made weapons. pres. biden: this war has to end and metoo underscore our commitment, we are ending all american support for offensive operations in the war and yemen, including relevant arms sales. reporter: on the weekend coup in myanmar -- pres. biden: the burmese military should relinquish power they have ceased, release the advocates and activists and officials they have detained, lift the restrictions on telecommunications and refrain from violence. reporter: and on russia's imprisonment of alexey navalny. pres. biden: he should be released immediately and without condition. reporter: biden's speech which also touched on china and reversing the trump administration's dismantling of u.s. refugee policy was short on -- short but specific -- a reflection of the years he spent leading the senate foreign relations committee. a former diplomat says he supports biden's action on yemen. >> u.s. contributed significantly to that war and no

are you fast forward to roddy dangerfield. the original -- who gets no respect. i saw this woman and she succumbed to my house tonight i went and nobody was there. and i think about something isaac -- said to me in a very serious interview. i said, do you believe in free will? and with the same cadence and rhythm he said, i have no choice. so there is a lot of philosophy embedded in that and it can perhaps convey a lot of wisd as well as humor. so thank you for asking for humor to end this interview. i want your interviews to end as best as possible. >> take you for sharing your time. and your insight and your life with kqed and with all of us here. >>> michael crosley, kqed's foremost retiring after 28 years. thank you. >> take you. >>> something beautiful was suggested by a michael crosley who told us one of his favorite places is black is pastor in tiburon. the serene field featuring a statue of a much love for life force that once lived there. we dedicate this week's look at something beautiful towards urinary colleague, michael crosley, happy trails michael.

its fight against racial inequality house despite outbreaks of violence a new check of some of its roddy's we put the proposal to debate. where people whether they represent the. porch work businesses 25 people were killed last summer. just around the world not just in the united states this is the most warranted in history that we're. making sure you never miss a story this is auto international from moscow a far cry from. well let's get started so as europe continues to struggle with new corona virus strains on a tough slope down much as people across the continent to becoming increasingly frustrated with the way the pandemic is being handled. well let's start off you can see images from all show protesters clashed with riot for me stop and go was spawned by the imposition of the right to form a small town which includes placing all non-essential businesses on restricted. movement just been extended until the 7th of february and not really pushed covert skeptics out onto the streets where they denounce this quote. but also take a look at what happened in a danish city office a very diffe

somewhere to separatism bill which critics say would unfairly target muslims opponents to the legislation roddy's days in paris. 247 live from the russian capital of the says r.t. international hello welcome good to have you with us. while of story this. the unsavory business practices of some of the world's biggest producers have been placed under the spotlight it's off to international rights advocates filed a lawsuit alleging that snack giants imputing nestlé was called in as well with a force children as young as 11 to make the products and it trenchard now looks into the not so sweet story behind your favorite chocolate. one chocolate cannot get more dark i'm not talking about the percentage of milk but rather how much child labor is used in production human rights activists are suing a number of food giants on the u.s. market including the likes of mars the reason claims of knowingly benefiting from selling cheap cocoa harvested by child slaves these companies are working together through the world cocoa federation these companies are profiting handsomely from the very cheap cocoa that they

there's no guarantee in fact i would i would bet against the idea that the israelis the saudis name roddy's would adhere to that roxanne your thoughts on that what i what i see i mean i think the lies race very good points on the other side of this but but i do recall reporting on this myself where various points of deal making with iran we've been out of sync but you know what is your take on where we are now and whether other pieces of this puzzle can be added to the way to make it more palatable to some of the critics. well i think one of the things that certainly came along with the original deal was that it had flanking diplomacy as part of that had the deal gone forward and had there been a certain degree of trust and investigation then the next steps were to start negotiating about missiles and about regional security. and i thought one of the things that's got lost in that is that was part of the original deal and i think the idea that we look at iran after a year in which it has certainly ratcheted up nuclear production but done so under the understanding and in the hope that there

i'm happy to announce my permanent advisory staff is carolyn roddy of mtia, chief of staff and adviser. aaron boone, well known in the halls of the fcc as we've said today is wireless adviser and adam cassidy, new to washington, d.c. as my tech and media adviser. thanks very much. i'm very delighted to have all of them and the chance to acknowledge them on the air. >> thank you, commissioner symington. one more time. if my colleagues do not have any further announcements, madam secretary, please announce the date of the next fcc agenda meeting. >> the next agenda meeting of the federal communications commission is wednesday, march 17th, 2021. >> until then, we stand adjourned. be well, everyone. >>> you're watching c-span3, your unfiltered view of government. c-span3 was created by america's television companies, and today were brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span 3 to viewers as a public service. >>> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. architectural historian barry lewi

the father and son along with a third man, william roddy brian who film the incident have been charged about a recent string of break-ins and he was shot angle after he tried to wrestle the gun away. all three men have pleaded not guilty. cooper-jones says she is haunted by her son's final moments playing out on released body camera video released on the months after his death. >> it replays in my mind each and every day. >> reporter: but for many arbery's killing has laid bare a painful reminder of america's racial divide, the first in a trifecta of deaths that sparked a movement around racial injustice. how did you feel when you saw those protests? >> it was a sense of hope, that i wasn't standing alone. >> reporter: the calls for change have brought some in georgia where a hate crime law is now on the books, passed in the wake of arbery's death. yet, one year later still no trial date. and while arbery's mother continues to push for justice for her son her eyes are fixed on perhaps an even bigger goal, finally overcoming america's racial divide. are you hopeful that this country can

i'm happy to announce my permanent advisory staff is carolyn roddy of mtia, chief of staff and adviser. aaron boone, well known in the halls of the fcc as we've said today is wireless adviser and adam cassidy, new to washington, d.c. as my tech and media adviser. thanks very much. i'm very delighted to have all of them and the chance to acknowledge them on the air. chair: thank you, commissioner symington. one more time. if my colleagues do not have any further announcements, madam secretary, please announce the date of the next fcc agenda meeting. >> the next agenda meeting of the federal communications commission is wednesday, march 17th, 2021. chair: until then, we stand adjourned. be well, everyone. >> after the meeting, fcc chair told reporters the emergency broadband program is an appropriated program. when the funds run out, we will have to turn to congress again as we start to get the program off the ground. we need to figure out how it might conclude. the fcc is currently working on rules to administer the program and those rules must be ready in 60 days according to industry

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