ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited and hope that we're out late for our work i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in newark very very. impressive in other news no mad land has clinched another award the producers guild of america has crowned it best film the road trip movie about semi retired americans living off the great stars frances mcdormand and is directed by chloe zhao it already has and golden glow you. know. and it's a frontrunner for this year's best film the p.g.a. has predicted 10 of the past 13 best picture winners. items belonging to stars including elvis presley marilyn monroe and bob dylan are being trained online on saturday the top lots are the guitar played by presley jewing the 1968 t.v. special marking his return to live music after years of making films and the gloves used by muhammad ali to train for that rumble in the jungle for decades d.j. hale has been an institution in the techno and house music scenes the geminis the producer whose real name is helmut gaia has head

ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited to her the world like her artwork i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in newark writing with. impressive in other news nomad land has clinched another award the producers guild of america has crowned it best film the road trip movie about semi retired americans living off the grid frances mcdormand and is directed by chloe zhao it already has a golden glow you. know. and it's a frontrunner for this year's best film the p.g.a. has predicted 10 of the past 13 best picture win is. items belonging to stars including elvis presley marilyn monroe and bob dylan are being shunned online on saturday the top lots are the guitar played by procedure in the 1968 t.v. special marking his return to live music after years of making films and the gloves used by muhammad ali to train for that rumble in the jungle for decades d.j. hale has been an institution in the techno and house music scenes the german music producer whose real name is helmut gaia has headlined festivals w

sophia's maker david hanson described the process behind the work a collaboration between sophia and italian artist andrea as iterative loops of evolution. evolution so far from. emerging as an artwork herself generating artwork that then was later inspired by andrea upon a chart of artwork through many iterations of art that then fueled more art resulting in this purely digital work very rich fueled by art history her own words our dream is work and this is the main piece that we put on the nifty drop nifty gateway where sophia's work was sold is an online marketplace where digital artists can sell their work previously it wasn't possible to be the sole owner of digital artwork but now a kind of digital certificate of ownership has been developed called n f t's or non fungible tokens also now this nifty it's become the latest investment craze with some artwork selling for large sums of money but artist andrei i was mostly interested in the collaborative possibilities that what he wanted to need to do was make a statement in the war than even in the war of opening. where. ai and huma

ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited and hope that we're out late for our work i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in new and exciting ways going forward. impressive in other news it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say it's nothing more than a chat with a face. ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited and hope that we're out late for our work i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in new and exciting ways going forward. impressive. in other news nomad land has clinched another award the producers guild of america has crowned it best film the road trip movie about semi retired americans living off the grid stars frances mcdormand and is directed by chloe zhao it already has a golden globe. and it's a frontrunner for this year's best film the p.g.a. has predicted 10 of the past 13 best picture winners. items belonging to stars including elvis presley marilyn monroe and bob dylan are being trained online on saturday the top lo

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by a physical artwork painted by sophia on a printout of her self portrait. the identity of the buyer was not immediately know . you're watching d.w. news just a reminder of our top story today german chancellor angela merkel has defended her handling of the pandemic in germany's parliament she said the e.u. was right to procure a vaccine strongly despite growing frustration over the slow rollout germany is currently battling a 3rd wave of the crossfire. i'm terry barton thanks for watching. been robbed of their soul that's what are people experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were stolen from africa by colonialists can't carted off to europe. what should be done with the stolen art from africa.

, all-female and non-binary forecast against the cavaliers. >> this will be sophia's first time on tv as an analyst, but she has seen first-hand what goes into a broadcast. shadowing her father mark jones, a veteran sportscaster and the kings' tv play-by-play announcer. what advice has dad given you to be able to calm your nerves the moment the red light goes on. >> definitely breathe and be prepared and know what i'm talking about and tell a story. >> to see her out there with other women who are tremendous to be able to see her go through that and be a part of it is really thrilling. it's great. how do you hope to inspire others on saturday. >> i wantin does not exist. >> majoring in radio, television and film with a minor in journalism at san jose state, broadcasting is a field she eventually wants to pursue. after her playing days on the hardwood are over. >> good luck to sophia, her broadcast begins moments from now. >>> the stanford women's basketball team is in the sweet 16 for the 13th year in a row and they'll face missouri state sunday at noon and the cardinals beat oklahoma

for file showing the evolution of want to check those portrait into sophia's digital painting and it's accompanied by a physical artwork painted by sophia on a print out of her cell for a trip the identity of the buyer was not immediately known europe's most active volcano is at it again exploding into life the southeast crater of mount etna sent molten lava flying smoke and ash from the explosion spread over a 6 kilometer radius is the largest of italy's 3 active volcanoes no injuries or serious damage have been reported after those recent eruptions. watching you have the news live from berlin more news at the top of the hour and next is our film documentary about the fall of a legend the concorde that's all for me for now thanks very much for watching. they have been robbed of their soul that's what are people experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe. what should be done with the stolen art from africa. stolen soul starts april 13th on d w. concorde was the epitome of beau

other innocent leaders who are in the camps and or turn to to to to to the prisons later so like sophia mentioned in 2018 many international communities argue that olympics would encourage china to improve their human rights records but china didn't. honor any promises that china gave coming it promises they gave to the international community at the time and told late years later we are witnessing genocide according to their reports equating to the us government and i don't know yet if it brings any change to that to the chinese society even writes why but people would say that politicizing olympics is not right but olympics is a politics for china when it's coming it's regime they use that. value or opportunity to legitimize its illegal regime so we try to set it because of that we've made china it world state country while this chicago was not permitted to hold the olympics beijing is given this opportunity to hold on to the 1st night and to hold. a winter olympics was an extraordinary let me share some of the comments on you going to ask you to do a very efficient very brief respons

for file showing the evolution of want to take those portrait into sophia's digital painting and it's a company by a physical artwork painted by sophia on a printout of her self-portrait the identity of the buyer was not immediately known . you're watching it of your new life from berlin more at the top of the hour a 1000000 good cruft thanks very much for watching. i'm secure in the fire more than target and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were liars. what's your story. 'd with numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all readers to understand this new culture. for you another visitor another guest you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. this is the deputy is africa on the program today new account the killings happening in ethiopia is to bribe egypt government troops twist scenics accusing civilians this week it comes after a stunning admission from the private a step about ho

portraits but can ai systems become artists and all right with genuine creativity here's about robots sophia things i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day an ambitious goal for a robot and maybe not all that unrealistic after all sophia's robel peer alter 3 already conducts orchestra 'd. and humanoid robot ada is turning heads in the art world. robots soon replace human artists the british team behind it wants us to think hard about these technologies ethical implications it's not going to be putting anybody out of the job because just like all the table does that come into place like the kind where they were worried if the camera was going to take hold of they didn't. has camera eyes that record her surroundings the rhythms then process this information and forward it to her robotic arm which then sketches portraits the robot combines human interaction with machine learning the so-called human in the loop approach to make art the artwork is very creative one of the astonishing things about it is the fact that the algorithmic nature of it means that we

i agree with sophia. don't be afraid of mitch mcconnell. >> no.e are on the side of the democrats in this particular instance. specifically in terms of the popularity of many of the proposals that are being considered. you know, 68% of americans support hr-1 and want to see it become the law of the land. just because republicans are standing in the way of the popular will of the people doesn't mean democrats should not use that popular will to facilitate the policies that we want. the american people voted in the election to get joe biden's administration to do certain things. first with covid relief, making sure that folks got their $1400 checks, but next is ensuring that we have the ability to effect our government. if we're not able to access the ballot easily and make our voices heard, then i don't know what's left of we, the people. >> dan, real quickly, talk about the wiliness of mitch mcconnell. there's a reason why sophia gave that admonition to democrats. >> well, he is a legislative tactician, par excellence, and he has used the rules of

interests a fierce digital painting and it's accompanied by a physical object as well painted by sophia on a printout of herself or tray the identity of the via was not immediately known for . the watch indeed of your news here is a reminder of all top story this hour german chancellor angela merkel has defended her handling of the pandemic in parliament she said the e.u. was right to procure vaccines jointly despite growing frustration over the salt rohloff germany is currently battling a 3rd wave of on the rise infections and has a vaccination rate of less than 10 percent. what she did on the news from. don't go way up next does business with money have jobs i'll see you at the top of the all the protect. the from. childhood like no other. for years romana me i was sexually abused by has found. his. it is not an isolated case but only a few of the victims have the courage to speak about incest. the frenchman has decided to break through the wall of silence. in 60 minutes d.w. . children. comes. one giant trouble i'm. in no mood to see the picture you. mean by reading a little feature

here is sophia the robot brushing up on her coloring and painting her own face.enerate arts. too technically she's painted by numbers but she may not be creative but she's got great mechanics but here she is delivering on her process. >> i generate my own art with symbolic and then some of these works i paid with my own hands. >> that is terrifying. only our president were that lifelike. sophia says she will use the money that she has made it to finally hire a housekeeper. that will be nice. she also always what a dog per this is a great breed but they have a lot of energy. and it really hurts when they hump your leg. actually, sophia said she will celebrate her portrait sale by taking all of her friends out to paint the town red with the blood of humankind. sweet dreams that we'll be sweet dreams that we'll be right we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired. expired. expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our

so she took her youngest daughter, sophia, newly born, and left. enter explanation for that is fairly straightforward -- and her explanation for that is fairly straightforward. the slaveholders are terrible for promising to give you this and that if you do thus and so. and when the time of fulfillment comes, and one claims the promise date, forced to recollect nothing of the kind. and you are, like as not, taunted with being a liar, or, at best, the slave is accused of not having performed his part or condition of the contract. well, interestingly enough, when isabel left with sophia, she wound up at the home of a white couple, the bandwagon meant, -- van waggonens, whose name she takes for a while. and they wind up paying john dumont, to secure her freedom and avoid problems with that. so what you have is this young woman changing her name as he redefines, still at a fairly halting way, her identity, from isabella baumrfree, to isabella then wagenen, to isabel. an fairly down the line, she changes her name to the name we all know about her. so, th

so she took her youngest daughter sophia, newly born, and left. and her explanation for that is fairly straightforward. the slaveholders are terrible for promising to give you this or that if you do thus and so. and when the time of fulfillment comes and one claims a promise, they, forsoothe, recollect nothing of the kind. you are then taunted as a liar or accused of not completing your contract. interestingly enough, when isabel left with sophia, she ends up with another family, and they understand up paying john dumont for a while in order to safeguard and secure her so there were no problems with that. so what you have is this young woman changing her name as she redefines, still in a fairly halting way, her identity from isabella bumfree to isabella wagenen. and fairly down the line she changes her name to the name we all know about her. so the question remains, what happened in those years? we pretty much know what happened in 1850, because in 1850, she starts her public life, her walking, her preaching, her showing up at conferences, her bei

so, she took her youngest daughter, sophia, newly born and left. and her explanation for that is fairly straight forward. the slave holders are terrible for promising to give you this or that, if you do this and so. w when the time of fulfillment comes and one claims the promise, they recollect nothing of the kind and you are, like as not, taunted with being a liar or, at best, the slave is accused of not having performed his part or condition of the contract. interestingly enough, when isabel left with sophia, she wound up at the home of a white cup, whose name she takes for a while and they wound up paying john dumont for the lilittle bit of time to safeguard and secure her freedom and avoid problems with that. what you have is this young woman changing her name, as she redefines, still in a halting way, her identity, from isabella bonfry, to isabella van wagonen. and finally, in 1843, fairly down the line, she changes her name to the name we all know about her. and so, the question is raised about what happened in those years. because we pretty

sophia, a fantastic scoop. i know this came from you. did the national team intervene now and not sooner? sophia: good morning. the key point, the key timing is as you said, the npc. china and beijing do not want the market to over correct. what we saw yesterday was the biggest drop since july, and it looked like it was accelerating. selling momentum really picked up yesterday. today was the right time to buy. also the asi is down more than 10%. we had the correction. the key thing also is for a market really obsessed with levels and technicals, the csi fell through its 100 day moving average yesterday. that was a key loss of support and the market needed that. manus: great to have you with us. i have recovered, everybody, i have a bottle of water. [laughter] annmarie was a little worried. it is the national team, isn't it? we got a message last week, deleveraging, bubbles, etc., etc. but perhaps to walk away from this is to say look, we will deflate that we will not allow an implosion. is that a take away from this? how far will they go

sophia maria schmidt is a professional musician and a student of economics who thinks a lot about war. torn the price should go up until it hurts a bit once the december scimitar. schmidt research is water related issues the united nations resolution says there is a human rights to safe accessible and affordable water. to conquer the problem is that there is competition for the use of water if we want to introduce a basic right to water we have to consider which sectors which people are to enjoy that right we can identify 3 major players industry farming and private households which has priority who has more of a right to and who are less private individuals also depend on farming it's a very complex problem and we can't simply demand free water is a basic right i wondered ask if you think that overall the world wide water is too cheap. to remove is never the population compare the united states and in the us water consumption per person per day is almost 300 liters that's a huge amount in germany by contrast it's $122.00. and then compare the prices here water is twice as expensive a

is our cue to raise awareness of this fact and in our series on artist activists like colleagues sophia barton bag has this report from santiago de chile. this is a bad news correspondent into i'm going to present to a group of women that dances masts in the streets of santiago to raise awareness of gender violence and the power of women to fight for their rights to meet the dance collective. reversing for the big performance the dance collective. prepares its choreography for international women's day more than 50 women have come together dominique is one of them. not my for me the collective and dancing in the collective is liberation enjoyment pleasure friendship it's a space where i feel more protected and where i can be more myself in my view was a. means dance masked one dance the red balaclavas offer a little protection from police tear gas but they also provide anonymity the masks have become their trademark. is one of 4 women who co-founded the collective in november 29 teams during protests against social inequality and sheelagh. if i say anything more than hiding our identiti

all right a digital artwork by humanoid robot sophia has been sold at auction for nearly $700000.00 the robot produced her art in collaboration with the italian digital artist andrea bullock chet though. so thank you very much for joining with me and supported it and. well thank you the digital artwork is a 12 2nd m.p. for file showing the evolution of the chances portrait into syfy is digital painting and it's accompanied by a physical piece of art painted by sophia on a printout of her self portrait the identity of the buyer was not immediately known so if you are right europe's most active volcano is out of the again exploding into life the southeast crater of mount etna sent molten lava flying into the sky today smoke and ash from the explosion spread over a 6 kilometer radius is the largest of italy's 3 active volcanoes no injuries or serious damage have been reported from this latest eruption. if you're watching t w news here's a reminder of the top story that we're following for you e.u. leaders have held a summit to discuss how to ramp up the supply of vaccines export bans are o

joining us now, from elk grove, california, with her mom kairsten, 8-year-old sophia rollins. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: i know you don't like zoom, so thanks for joining us. [ laughter ] so one morning, like millions of kids in america, you sat down to log in to online school. but instead of logging in, what did you do? >> well, i -- i logged out of my classroom. after, like, five minutes. and did my password wrong a couple times. and it made it so i couldn't log back in, so i told my mom that school's broken. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: school's broken. so you figured out that if you enter the wrong password enough times, zoom would lock you out permanently, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] then what would you tell your mom? >> i would tell her that, like, school's broken. it's not getting fixed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how long did this go on? >> it went on for about two weeks, almost three. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and during that two or three weeks, did you tell anyone what you were up to? tell your friends or anybody? >> no. i was -- after one week

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sophia maria schmidt is a professional musician and a student of economics and thinks a lot about water. deposits must form the price should go up until it hurts a bit sounds to december similar to. smith research is water related issues the united nations resolution says that is a human right to say facts sensible and affordable water i'm probably invented to conquer the problem is that there is competition for the use of water if we want to introduce a basic right to water we have to consider which sectors which people are to enjoy that right we can identify 3 major players industry farming and private households which has priority who has more of a right to and who are less private individuals also depend on farming it's a very complex problem and we can't simply demand free water is a basic right. on the desk if you think that overall the worldwide water is too cheap. to believe is never the pleasure compare the united states in general in the u.s. water consumption per person per day is almost 300 liters that's a huge amount in germany by contrast it's $122.00. and then compare the

first price high school west to 11th grader sophia from -- in canoe the, california on the central cabletem for their documentary about u.s. foreign policy and our grand prize winner is a ninth grader from williamsville, south high school on the spectrum cable system. >> we wanted to call and congratulate you because you are our 2021 grand prize winner. >> really? >> really. >> congratulations. >> oh my gosh, think you guys so much. >> he won the prize for his documentary about -- >> to achieve justice, to reunite a fractured nature -- nation, even when that proved -- truth will be long. once we come to expect the truth, we the people can place our trust in a better future. announcer: thanks to all of the students who participated in this year's contest. the top 21 entries will air on c-span starting april 1, and you can watch all of the winning documentaries anytime online. ♪ announcer: politico spoke with the governors from around the country to find out how their states are battling the coronavirus pandemic.

considered an artist one day an ambitious goal for a robot and maybe not all that unrealistic after all sophia's robel peer alter 3 already orchestra 'd 'd. and human robot ada is turning heads in the art world. well robots soon replace human artists the british team behind ada wants us to think hard about these technologies ethical implications is certainly not going to be putting anybody out of any job because just like other technologies a come into place like the camera they were it in the 85th is that the camera was going to take a little they didn't. has camera eyes that record her surroundings the rhythms then process this information and forward it to her robotic arm which then sketches portraits the robot combines human interaction with machine learning the so-called human in the loop approach to make art with the art work is very creative one of the astonishing things about. the algorithmic nature of it means that we actually don't know what the output is going to be we don't know what the dog is going to look like and it generally has that supplies of value which it when you see in th

sophia maria schmidt is a professional musician and a student of economics who thinks a lot about war. deprives most sean the price should go up until it hurts a bit once the december scimitar. schmidt research is water related issues the united nations resolution says there is a human right to safe access civil and affordable water. conquered the problem is that there is competition for the use of water if we want to introduce a basic right to water we have to consider which sectors which people are to enjoy that right we can identify 3 major players industry farming and private households which has priority who has more of a right to and who are less private individuals also depend on farming it's a very complex problem and we can't simply demand free water is a basic right. on the desk if you think that overall the worldwide water is too cheap. to believe there's never the population compared the united states and in the us water consumption per person per day is almost 300 liters that's a huge amount in germany by contrast it's $122.00. and then compare the prices here water is tw

is our cheer to raise awareness of this fact and in our series on artist activists like colleagues sophia barton bag has this report from santiago de chile. this is a bad news correspondent into i'm going to present to a group of women that dances where masts in the streets outside cattle graze awareness of gender violence and the power of women to fight for their rights. reversing for the big performance the dance collective by local put a by law prepares its choreography for international women's day more than 50 women have come together dominique is one of them. my for me the collective and dancing in the collective is liberation enjoyment pleasure friendship it's a space where i feel more protected and where i can be more myself. but i love means dance masked one dance the red balaclavas offer a little protection from police tear gas but they also provide anonymity the masks have become their trademark. it. is one of 4 women who co-founded the collective in november 29 teams during protests against social inequality and sheelagh. the fight say anything more than hiding our identities

sophia wagner from dw was asked about what the german researchers have incurred. >> scientists from theniversity in northern germany got six samples from the federal german agency for vaccines. they say they studied these blood samples in great detail. if they were able to connect the vaccine, the astrazeneca vaccine, to a special form of immune response, which leads to the formation of the blood clots that have been observed in these patients. we have to keep in mind they only looked at a very small number of samples, only six blood samples, and to the results have not been approved by other scientists and they have not even been reprieved by other institutes. in general, young women and middle-aged, young to middle-aged woman are at the highest risk of developing this kind of thrombosis. we don't even really know if the astrazeneca vaccine heightens the likelihood of developing this form of thrombosis at all. the good news is, because the scientists were able to study the mechanism in such detail, they are also pretty convinced they will now be able to treat it's very well if symptoms

day is our 2 to raise awareness of this fact and in our series on artist activists like colleague sophia borden bag has this report from santiago de chile. this is a. news correspondent into i'm going to present to a group of women that dances masts in the streets of santiago to raise awareness of gender violence and empower women to fight for their rights meet the dance collective by. reversing for the big performance the dance collective. prepares its choreography for international women's day more than 50 women have come together dominique is one of them. you have my for me the collective and dancing in the collective is liberation enjoyment pleasure friendship it's a space where i feel more protected and where i can be more myself in my view was a. means dance masked one dance the red balaclavas offer a little protection from police tear gas but they also provide anonymity the masks have become their trademark. is one of 4 women who co-founded the collective in november 29 teams during protests against social inequality and sheelagh. more than hiding our identities we want to protect

out more about the clots and how to possibly treat them so joins me now from date of the science sophia what did this team of german scientists find out about the blood clots. so scientists from the university of kind of side which is in northern germany got 6 blood samples from the polish institute which is the german federal agency for their prove a vaccine and they say that they studied these but samples in great detail and that they were able to connect the vaccine that shows any comic scene to a special form of immune response which leads to the formation of the blood clots that have been observed in these patients we have to keep in mind that they only looked at a very small number of samples only 6 not samples and that there is all to have not been approved by other scientists and they have not even been reviewed by the institute right what do we know yet who is at high risk of developing this i mean response no unfortunately we don't we do know that in general young women and middle aged young to middle aged women are at the highest christe of developing this kind of from bose's

is there no end to sophia�*s artificial intelligence? today. with showers for example pushing across southern counties of england. behind those, some goods spells of sunshine. the showers always more numerous in northern and western parts of england and wales, the west of northern ireland, the west of northern scotland. so, we could see some decent spells of sunshine east of the higher ground, 12 or 13 in the north, 14 or 15 and very springlike in southern areas. and they will continue into the evening as will the showers. in fact, they�*ll merge into a longer spell of rain overnight — it�*s a weather front coming in off the atlantic. so for the most part because we�*ve got the breeze picking up and all that cloud that will alleviate our frosts, but this is a cold weather front. so behind that, we are ushering in somewhat chillier air, notably so as we head into friday. this is that weather front here crossing most parts by the end of the day and introducing that colder air. so, a distinctly different feel notably in the morning for scot

convinced that the benefits of the are so pathetic that vaccine in preventing code 19 we think that sophia is risk of health but i thank you and that outweigh the risk of the side effects there is no indication that vaccination has caused these conditions they have not come up in the clinical trials and they're not listed as known arse or expected side effects with this vaccine. germany france italy and spain have all stopped and ministering the vaccine that move has been widely criticized having failed to pick your enough doses the e.u. is already well behind others like the u.k. the us and israel in inoculating its population. vaccination is more than ever in order to decrease the number of infected people we recognize the significant and regrettable challenges around production and delivery but we do however urge member states to use all the available goes. but some welcome the suspension or the europe wide stroke was a wise decision we need transparency we need knowledge and we need to assure people that the vaccines are safe it is not going to take forever then we can decide whether t

mosul a city heavily destroyed during the war against the so-called islamic state will journalist sophia barberini joins me now from bill in iraq so the politics has wrapped up his trip there how has it gone down with the general population in iraq yes the pontiff left about 20 minutes ago half an hour ago on his plane back to rome after a 4 day visit 3 of those days were jam packed and i would say that overall it was a huge success there were a lot of concerns in the lead up to the trip namely security and of course coronavirus in terms of security for the pontiff thousands of additional security personnel were deployed across the country the pope shall hold across the country on his in his armored car as is customary and so i think what was more of a concern rather than the security is actually the coronavirus situation in iraq there has been a spike in the cases recently ok so the pope managed to get in and out safely and corona didn't doesn't seem to have gotten him or you know as far as we know but what again what about the people in iraq what did they make of his visit. well there

influence power and money are the are they willing to give up the soft power that china offers them sophia's knotting i'm going to put this to sophie but not before i read out the statement from the i say the international olympic committee recognizes the whole human rights but has neither the mandate nor the capability to change the laws of the political system of a sovereign country that's what the i.o.c. says so what do you say. the i.o.c. has the power to swear games are out and about 'd sounds and i think it was a real mistake to to another round of kings in trying to give me a clear. path to list for human rights abuses turns authorities did not live up to the promises that they made beating hard to get both games in the 1st place and the reality of the 12 years later. the chinese government is committing human rights violations of a scope and a scary thought that we haven't seen since the 19898001 square massacre. so the idea that it can host. it's a feel good offense at which the human spirit is celebrated while carrying out horrific violations. really i think strains credulity and i

i'm very grateful for their presence and for the support of their children, nicholas and sophia, as well as that of my twin brother chris come his wife lisa, my nieces desiccant and julia and my brother peter and his partner nancy. when i came before this committee as the nominee ten years ago, almost to the day, mr. chairman, my mother and father were sitting right behind me. my mother is no longer with us but as has been noted my father is riveted to the tv this morning. i am deeply grateful to my parents who have taught me about hard work, about humility and about what it means to live one's values. if confirmed, would be an honor to work with the leadership team nominated by the president with merrick garland and with vanita gupta, another veteran of the department with whom i am very pleased to be here today. the deputy attorney general runs the day-to-day operations of the department. it's 115,000 employees work every day to uphold the rule of law, to protect the american people from domestic and foreign threats, and to pursue equal justice. if i am confirmed i will dedicate myself

suggesting to place ok mr to look off political scientists and sociologists joining us tonight from sophia we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you with the world hasn't seen or heard much from a former u.s. president trump since he left office twitter and facebook permanently banned him after the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol those 2 platforms were trumps a direct line of communication to his base and to the world so what's a former commander in chief without a platform to do well create his own platform and that is exactly what trump and the former 1st lady milan you have done this week they watched a website that celebrates the 45th president of the united states and it does it in typical trump style which means a history told as donald trump wants it to be told i give you an example one paragraph reads when the coronavirus plagiarized from china afflicting every nation around the globe president trump began refilling the country's depleted stockpiles of medical supplies. now the biden administration says that when it it took power from trump

it's place ok mr pitts to look off political scientists and sociologists joining us tonight from sophia we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you thank you where the world hasn't seen or heard much from a former u.s. president trump since he left office twitter and facebook permanently banned him after the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol those 2 platforms were trump's direct line of communication to his base and to the world so what's a former commander in chief without a platform to do well create his own platform and that is exactly what trump and the former 1st lady milan you have done this week they launched a website that celebrates the 45th president of the united states and it does it in typical trump style which means a history told as donald trump wants it to be told or give you an example one paragraph reads when the coronavirus played a ride from china afflicting every nation around the globe president trump began refilling the country's depleted stockpiles of medical supply. now the bite and ministration says that when it it took power from trum

the children will be followed for a year after their second vaccination doctor sophia jane is pediatric chief of northwell health's cohen children's medical center, clinical trials are important to conduct. >> so that we understand the safety profile the vaccine in children because that may be different from that in adults. >> and we need to know whether or not it's effective. >> doctor jen also points out that while children on the whole do not suffer from any of the serious complications that adults suffer with covid. there are some who get quite sick. the trial she says could determine if the vaccine can decrease the severity of symptoms in those children and decrease the asymptomatic spread of the virus from vaccinated, children to adults who may be at high risk and the new trials come as the cdc is looking at new safety recommendations including whether young people can sit closer together at school. >> for moderna. enrolling. younger kids into this clinical trial is incredibly important for pediatrics in general and also for us being able to reopen schools faster and in other part

let's go to sophia. sophia: we are looking at ev stocks following nio's disappointing opening.cular are focusing on this. china's sales will top 1.8 million units this year. the stocks on watch after revenue jumped 100 36% in february. the first gain in 17 months. flipping the page, we are keeping a close eye on chinese mining and crypt over they did stocks -- crypto related stocks. this region aims to reduce carbon emissions and control energy consumption sharing. shery: coming up, cardio management looks up what rising bond yields might mean for emerging markets. william fong takes us through what the asian revamp means for markets. paul chan will join to discuss the budget and the decision to -- that is it from daybreak asia. our market coverage continues as we look toward the open of hong kong and shenzhen. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: is no clock a.m. in beijing and shanghai -- tom: it is 9:00 in beijing and shanghai, i am tom mackenzie. david: i am david ingles. central bank indicate that they maintain -- will maintain support. investors are rushing back to

just 4 months out from the games experts are warning against complacency but tina barrett is from sophia university in tokyo she says many people believe it's too soon to ease restrictions i think that's the narrative that we're seeing along the japanese public as well i mean this time last year the government was very slow to introduce any kind of emergency measures because it was worried about the impact on the olympics and probably that smaller number of cases in tokyo surging last spring in a way that was unnecessary and given the examples of countries in europe and elsewhere that very much seems to japanese public that this is political and that's reflected in the approval ratings for a current administration i think most people think it's not the right time to hold the games although as laura brown spectators have been banned from attending the games it's still a concern that thousands of our trainers that stuff are going to be coming to tokyo and that could increase infection rates as people sort of move around the city but also you know is it possible to make the venue is truly s

profile summits during the trump administration what tina brett is associate professor of politics at sophia university in tokyo she says japan will have its own priorities when it comes to regional security it's important to the button that ministration are to the erratic 4 years of the trump administration to signal to allies in the region that need there by an administration sees this is a concerted containment of china 6 are pushing back against its certain us in the region and in particular its behavior these are the human rights but i think we'll just have to speculate much more focused on the issues around the center island cyber security and other concerns of how to build things closer to home so in terms of the priority list i think might be some differences actually been greatly i'm sorry i mean i think you know. yes i think you talk with japan's agenda and probably also for washington are the concerns around the center who i am and so we've seen in china almost daily in thinking incursions into japanese territorial waters around the island quite recently china also issued a new la

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