hey, don. >> how are you, sondra. >> so excited. i'm doing great, thank you. in the middle and we need some middle of the road people, because we have people on two extremes. and it's all -- and by the way, nobody is an enemy of mine, i'm not a hater, but we have extremes because we are in a country that is a mess right now, okay? we don't even what to do, in terms of policing, in terms of so many areas of discrimination. and so you have the far right and the far left. and the far left is defund, get rid of, demolish, dismantle. and on the far right you have, our police officers are so great, how can anybody say anything bad about 'em. and then, don, there are people like me who are right in the middle who are demanding, demanding radical reform of our broken police system. but also understanding that we have to have a both/and approach. every police officer is not officer chauvin. i live in one of the most high crime neighborhoods in minneapolis, north minneapolis. i can't live here without police. so we need radical reform. we need the social support, don, a

w. sondra peterson, head of our research and investigations team. sondra. the 1st question has to be the fact that lucas shank has been in power for 27 years and much of that under sanctions. so the clear question is do shit sanctions work or not? it certainly doesn't look that way. i mean, having a look at that graph, if you would kill you think they don't work, but it is not as simple as that. i have come to learn that sanctions really are not the black and white seeing. there are many shades of gray. so let's look at what we have so far. what we have seen are targeted sanctions against glucose. shank lists within which means the freezing of bank accounts, foreign assets, and also travel bands. and what we haven't really seen is broader economic sanctions, the broader sanctions applied. so far has been the closing off of the european space for across from bella. ruth. and that is for a reason because the and the countries that do thanks and had a huge learning term after and experienced in the 1900 ninety's with regard to iraq. if you remember the iraqi f

you much telco, most familial sophie was born with with huge in the years on some live experience sondra, personally, i was with the morning, you know, that was him not strong enough to if he is, it's, well, i can fit for your home and you believe me and not simply because that i still don't, but i'm with, you know, when you model for us they shall do it, the bullying tedious but the most though usually yes, but he's young. you. but if the stuff she normally does not fit the furniture and bring him all, it will show them that you know, when you mention when your wife coming, if you would just bring your money at the worst of us when you're going to be stuck at the get process and how do you sit down with those who really can get a name from the bank, then you talk to them or said with them or the chef rational, who then the name of it, there's still a pretty bad thing that i bought the national car for the petite edge thing in the cup. i just thought of me she would look at it. if we had them, we mean was more pretty good night. you may get away really great, but you just been they right

most melanie also seen with born with, with huge in the years on some live experience sondra. personally, i was with the morning, you know, they got him with him. nancy jones, you know, still if he is, if they, if you're home and not simply because they're going to still have been messing up on your mouth, what else they shall do at the booing. tedious. but the most out though, you shall, i just for the young you. but if there was stuff she not already did not show any changes in your mouth, it shows me that you know, when you might check with your wife, telling me when you spend your money at the worst, i mean, you gotta be stuck at the get process and how do you sit down with those who really can get to the bank that you talk to them all said with them for a shelf rational and understand that there's still a for the bar for him at the national car for the president. the thing in the cup, i just thought that was that trust me . she wouldn't look at it if we had them, we mean was more pretty good night. you may get away really great. you just been, they really want to show social that i

you much help come out manual susan was born with with huge in the years on some live experience. sondra, personally, i was with him, you know, that was him not st. john's. you know, still, if he is, if they a fit for your home and you believe me and not simply because they're still there, but you know, when you mo ross, they shall do the bullying tedious. but the most though is yeah. like yes, but he's young. you, but if the stuff she normally does not fit the shiny turn, you know, it shows me that, you know, when you mentioned when your wife telling me when you spend your money at the worst, i mean, you gotta be stuck at the get away. but also have some time with those who really can get to the top of the wall, said with them on the shelf rational and understand them of the still for the bar for him to the national car for the president. the thing in the cup, i just thought that was, that was threatening me . she wouldn't look at it if we had them, we mean was more than it's pretty good night. you may get away really just in the right on your teacher switch of that i could book teachin

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everyone who wish we had 1000 requests last year and we denied i handled them and these were the vessel sondra russian flag ship and that issue of our control, you know? sure. going to authority when they did not create a bond to the requirements of the polar code. and these polar code defines catch the, the quality or the demands, the requirements for sheeps and with other a basso that could go through and place round. if all the interested party is only interested countries, including the nato countries, if you work together to resolve all this matters or is there a matter is that need additional attention? i don't have any doubt that we will find all the solutions. i don't see a single problem that is not re solvable. let's go to and to the chow and the good in the middle of the machine. good residents near by here, machine years. but i, so as all the relations or at least not bad relations between russia in the us, i've always been the founding sion, all right, and stability and security. and do you think that as well was now here saying that was mutual respect and certain dipoles across f

it might, makes mcdonalds the latest global company to be targeted in a recent string of sondra tax. lebanon's economic crisis is so severe that pharmacists, shutting their shops and protest, they said they don't have medicine or even milk for infants. some hospitals have stopped surgeries and laboratories are running short of testing. kids told to say they may run out of anesthesia for operations and across the country. there's also anger of a few short of people, a queuing up for ozone, sod, gas stations, locking streets and highways. britain's foreign minister says china has broken it's legal obligations to guarantee freedoms for hong kong. and a newly released report. dominic rob accuses beijing of clarebrook, chief of the 984 for joint declaration which was signed by china and the u. k. britain ran the territory until handing it back to china. 997. rob goes on to criticize the national security law opposed last year, saying it's being used to stifle political opposition. hong kong government says remarks couldn't be further from the truth. meanwhile, hong kong is expanding pals

and the recent killings of at least 20 protesters on a sondra and petty joining us from boca time, to talk us more through the process going on. yes, serene right now. we are in the west of the capital. but as you can see behind me as small group of protesters of block this road, they're trying to reach the main road to access the airport and also to reach where another group of protesters of indigenous colombians of the sack tribe have been trying to bring down the statues of columbus earlier today and also clashed the width of the blockades. like this would have been happening pretty much every day during the now more than 40 days of ongoing anti government protest in the country . as you can also see, the police is stopping them from doing so. the situation here remains quite volatile and we're going to have to see if they're going to be more clashes later in this part of the city. in the meantime, there was also another major rally in downtown book organized by the union. so again, i by university students, organic stations that were then going to meet. these are the leaders of th

and sondra sotomayor was the first just as he was hispanic.et's go to our next question. >> hi my name is dominic and i'm in the 10th grade. how does a person get to become a supreme court justice? luke: that is a great question and it is hard to become a supreme court justice. there are three basic steps. first, there has to be a vacancy on the supreme court. the supreme court can only have nine people on it at a time. after a vacancy happens it is up to the president pick someone through a process called nomination. and then it is up to the senate to vote on the nominee. decisions that the justices make are very important. they affect everyone in the entire country. i have had the privilege of being a law clerk to justice sotomayor. she has one of the nine justices, and every year she hires some young lawyers like myself to work with her on the supreme court as law clerks. law clerks help the justices writes their decisions and also to do research, and to get ready to hear the case as that are brought before the supreme court. being a law cl

case against the sondra, portly admitted giving false testimony in exchange for immunity. from prosecution. we had the chance to speak to the former leader of the opposition. jeremy kobus met prisons and many prisoners over all the years. i've been a member of parliament and is perfectly normal. the members of parliament are granted with due process of facility over. we now want a group of us to be able to talk to julian, probably by video link in order we can discuss his case and help to form our own opinions and encourage other members of parliament understand their role in what i hope will be a very strong campaigns prevent his extradition away from this country. julian spent years in ecuador, and embassy was then taken out the door embassy and is now in a maximum security prison. the case went to court, the court refused the request for extradition. therefore, at that point, the case of n doing should have done. but instead, the united states is give notice that it intends to appeal against this extradition and seek to take it back to the court of appeals and eventuall

retired injured from wimbleton williams was leading in the 1st set of her opening round batch against sondra says no venture bella roost when she hurts. in ankle and was eventually forced to concede the match, the american wave to all 4 sides of center court. as sheila in another dramatic much 8 time winner roger federer qualified for the 2nd round after his opponent also suffered an injury. the swiss, at the top of the screen, survived a major scare wimbleton when a drowned monotony. marino pushed him all the way the match would have gone into a decisive fist set. but marino slipped awkwardly and was forced to retire. just reminder of the top story we're following for you today. the last german soldiers, station afghan, instead of left the country marking another milestone in the international troop withdrawal. german troops have been on the ground in afghanistan since 2001. the 2nd largest military contingent there after the united states. you're watching t w news up next eco india and terry martin, thanks for watching the news . the news, the news the the the the india, the method revised

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traveled from australia to the united states for a month long tour to raise awareness of his plight. sondra goes is currently in jail in the u. k. and just wanted stateside on espionage charges. is family, many support is urging that the entire case be dropped. so 6 months now passed since since the refusal of bale. and we still don't know when there will be an appeal. so what, what were the thing is just a, it's just another instance of this abuse of process that julian has been suffering under for, you know, going on 12 years now. when leaks can still voice to leaks can bring justice or british cortelia rejected us extradition request for julian a sorry over concerns about his mental health. one of the same time, the training that washington has a solid case against him. america insist that he should be handed over for releasing thousands of classified files. it's been almost a decade since the songs was 1st arrested in london. he later skipped bail before spending a total of 7 years. hold up in the ecuadorian embassy in the british capital. he's been at belmont prison in london since 201

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however, so far the us us formulated the problem more as being preventing russia from doing any sondra activities which are not considered legitimate now. but like most other issues, there's always been this restraint on the american projects idea of mutual constraint. instead. if i did that one side should be constrained. so again, the united states should, i think there's a police rush which is not acceptable to them. so they have to have this agreement come together not to at least discuss the rules of the road by i think it's good development. again, it's a small, small, extreme, but it's, it's progress much less teresa way and on this issue for us. because putting denied any responsibility by russia and the attack on a particularly on the colonial oil pipeline that took place in may, which the american say, well, no, this has the hallmarks of the russians. so is it clear to you which way the future of the cybersecurity issue is going to go? well, this is a huge issue for the us. and in addition to the cyber hacking of the pipeline was also solar winds, which was very serious and c

how sondra honey questions over the future loom, as the country struggles with an ailing economy on a nuclear deal in dow? ah, i on money side, out there live from. also coming up. i'll do there obtains a copy of the you and report that says israel committed violations against children in the occupied territory. thought failed to go any further. the current of ours, the very 1st identified in india is blamed as several countries see infections rise sharply. and we'll have a report from a remote jungle camp in the mall where people are hiding, fighting between the military and alms. great. is just gone. 1700 gmc that about 2130 in iran where the voting and the presidential election has been extended. the judiciary chief abraham racy, is widely predicted to when he faces to other conservatives of one moderate candidate turn out is expected to be low opposition parties called for a boycott. office several candidates were excluded. we surely will speak to a correspondent asset beg, who is in teheran, profess. let's get this report endorse that jabari. a test of support for iran political

how sondra honey questions of the future knew me as a country struggles with an ailing economy and a nuclear deal and down i i low on money. this is out there, life from doha. also coming out there obtains a copy of you and report that says israel committed violations against children in the occupied territory, but failed to go any further and will have moved from a remote jungle camp in the mall where people are hiding from fighting between the military and homes, great. and several former officials under brit brazil president j are both narrow on the investigation over the handling of the corona bar. i thing has been extended in iran presidential election, which has seen a low turnout so far. judiciary chief abraham racy is widely predicted to when he faces to other conservatives and one monitor and candidates opposition parties called for a boy course, off the several other candidates works fluted short, he will speak to us bank who's asked a polling station into her on the 1st, let's go to dorothy jabar is report on the voting so fall a test of support for iran political system.

he is, has secured this, when was she certainly has today in terms of what we heard from president sondra on the so far this morning. at his weekly task force meeting of the corona task force in the country, he alluded to a racy when. but the results had not officially come out at that time. he didn't name bracy, he just said he congratulated the person who got the most votes. we have yet to hear from the president with an official statement congratulating abraham bracy directly and becoming iran's 8th president, which with a landslide victory, really near the 18000000 votes out of 28600000. both cas, so we're waiting to hear from the president in the coming hours. okay, so how, how ordinary voters feel about how old re people rather feel about racy as you say, he's called 62 percent in the presidential vote a landslide when but, but less than feel less than half of the electorate actually voted in the election . certainly there was nearly 60000000 iranians eligible to vote, but just around, just under 29000000 went to the balance on friday. that puts the turn out at 48 percent, roughly,

has sondra honey. said my to about that if you're as you graduate, my very dear brother, mr. abraham. right. you see he has a very heavy responsibility check. now that i'm kim and i have no doubt that the people will support his legitimate government so that their interests can be best implemented. suppose to shut down right now, i'd like to offer my gratitude to the very dear honorable and vigilant people. i thank the almighty god, the dear pupils trust in the serving seminary student. i hope i can respond well to the people's confidence votes unkindness. during my turn, by turn at was the lowest. iran has ever seen just 48.8 percent of the countries more than 59000000 eligible voters cost that balance. that was largely due to lack of enthusiasm for the election. and the corona vars pandemic. well, iran supreme leader has hail the vote as a victory over the enemy, propaganda in its sweet, i'll tell the other how many wrote the following the winner. the election is the iranian nation. they have again s

she is now under house arrest on money laundering charges on a sondra, and patsy has more from the columbia and capital. but go to name is statement to the police said that there is, and i quote, strong every day said that the crews attack to nicaragua and a so say at the end people's rights. now it's unclear what that evidence is and exactly where crucis being held right now. this is just the last of the candidates that have been arrested by your tig government just 3 days ago. probably the most famous opposed there of danielle ortega christiana tomorrow, was arrested when the police array the her home. so this seems to be just a late this move by ortega to try and prevent its main opposers to try and participate in the upcoming presidential elections in november while he tries to maintain his grip on power for a possible 4th therm over in peru, voters there are casting their ballots in the presidential run off with a choice between 2 candidates with polar opposite visions. one is a leftist, the other a right wing, politician and daughter of a former leader jailed for human rights abuses.

and striking those have so far failed. approaches were initially sparked by anger over tax reforms. sondra pity is in the capital bullets our he says values, there are the smallest seen since protest began. these are the 1st sign of fatigue that we've seen. part of the protestors that have been coming out practically daily . they usually responded massively to the call of the protests. the leaders that afford the faith of strike. this hasn't been the case again. i live here in the capital bogo tab. there are other gatherings called for later in the day, but it's clear that more than a month came to the process. people are beginning to feel some fatigue or feeling tired of being out every day. confronting the police of having dealt with so much violence. so part of the police response time also from some of the protesters. and all of this is happening at a time when the negotiations between the leaders of the processor and the governments are not moving forward despite reaching a pre agreement that they with they have called now more than a week ago on the security guarantees. the protester

chief justice abraham lacy, who was elected on saturday, will take office in august replacing how sondra honey turn out was the lowest in recent history. racy will take part during a critical time, the saran seeks to salvage of nuclear deal, out of broken economy, which has been deeply affected by us sanctions. let's go live out of town on serious dorset jabari is there? what can we expect from the president elects press conference while this is going to be the 1st time that local and foreign media in the country will be able to see and ask questions of the president elect. and it's important to point out that there's been a lot of foreign media that have been invited into the country to cover the elections that took place on friday. and those media outlets will be leaving later on this evening. so the reason behind one of the reasons possibly behind having this press conference so quickly after his victory as possibly to introduce himself and to establish some kind of report with the foreign media. there are still present in the country, but we expect the president elect to lay out some

and let's talk about the broader picture. sondra supporters, they've done an awful lot to try and get him released. i mean, they've written to the queen stage protest. while jonas of highlighted the threat, it poses just generally to the freedom of the press. but the judge back in january refused to expedite him on humanitarian grounds, while still siding with the u. s. case against him. do you think that could change? now? you would. you would hope so. but the use of the espionage act against journalists and the, the us government's saying birts note in central essentially there is no longer any whistle blowing. defense was no longer any public interest defense. there's most one they want to change that up. and of course, although the judge ruled against the expedition bank, now 5 months ago, judy is still in jail. remarkably, the expedition was stopped, but he's still in jail. and the high court hasn't even decided yet whether to have the united states appeal against his continued imprisonment. so we have an innocent man in the highest maximum security prison in the u. k. but i see

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. >> i would say it's interesting last week to see the executive shuffle, very interesting to see sondraivera moving from chief people officer back into a c-suite more operating role over server, as well as some other arenas these things, the road can be bumpy. i think the question is, when it comes to process technology, when it comes to getting those fabs running, when it comes to getting the right kind of aid that appears to be coming from the federal government, dee, how well is intel going to be able to position itself and execute despite some of these bumps. >> yeah, and that's a question that could take years to answer, as well. meantime, nvidia, can't forget, a little lower today, but up 240% since the start of 2020 meantime, i want to mention another story. the gloves are off use the lobbying power against one another. the agreement was made in 2015 by then two relatively freshly new ceos, satya nadal and sundar pichai since then the tech landscape has changed significantly. the two now compete directly with software productivity google stepping up its efforts in the cloud tarri

w. sondra peterson, who is head of the research and investigations team here at dw, thank you so much for joining us, sandra. what does this mean? does it mean sanctions don't work? looks like it when you're just see the graph, but it's not as easy as that. i mean, what we have seen for foreign bella is mainly targeted sanctions only, which means freezing of assets. freezing of bank accounts of the elite already $88.00 persons plus 7 entities on that blacklist, dozen small will most likely be added today. and that is also in an effort applying targeted sanctions only to protect the population from negative sanctions from the effects of sanctions. and that has happened in iraq. if we all think back to the 1990 s, we saw an almost total economic blockade of iraq. sudden would say then dictator, state in power. but millions of iraqis suffered from the negative consequences of new sanctions and that should never be repeated. that's why we have cognitive sanctions as the flavor of the day s i may say. but when we look at what the e u is planning, now we will see broader economic and also f

alsojoining us is doctor sondra husbands, the director of public health at hackney council.ou relate to what we heard this afternoon or earlier this evening? and also what we've been reporting on all year?— on all year? absolutely. what we know and what _ on all year? absolutely. what we know and what your _ on all year? absolutely. what we know and what your report - on all year? absolutely. what we j know and what your report shows on all year? absolutely. what we i know and what your report shows is “p know and what your report shows is up to 60% of all people across the country are now fully vaccinated. this is part of the biggest programme of the country has ever launched, but we also know is that among some of those most at risk from being ill as a result of covid—19, are also those that are likely to have lower levels of uptake of the vaccine. so, we need to focus on things such as misinformation, fake news and also promote trust and confidence of the vaccine programme.— promote trust and confidence of the vaccine programme. doctor husbands, what's the situation _ vac

. >> it is indeed, sondra, most people headed out to geneva where the action is headed to.t we are hearing from senior white house officials now is that they do not expect many deliverables from this meeting. they keep stressing that to us. setting the bar pretty low. joe biden came to point out that everything on the trip so far for him has been showing about the unity of the u.s. in the face of russian aggression, and to the live is strong, at the same time however, just yesterday more than happy to point out to that the political divisions back home in the u.s. launching the staying attack on the republican party. >> i think it's appropriate to say that the republican party is vastly diminished in numbers. the leadership of the republican party is fractured, and the trump wing of the party is the bulk of the party. >> one thing we do now know is that both the russian and u.s. ambassador to each country will also be in geneva and there is a chance they may return to their posts having been pulled out for affairs a few months ago. we also know that first, president biden w