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in a park on social media after leaving the hospital and wrote that he still has a long we have a taishan ahead all of german chancellor angela merkel described the case as quote attempted murder after a lab analysis showed he was poisoned with nova chalk nerve agents on the volley was airlifted to germany last month after becoming sick during a visit to siberia russia said there is no evidence of a crime. and i want to get you more on this story i want to turn now to you're going hard to foreign policy spokesman for chance on american conservatives in the german parliament serve very good to have you on the show thank you for taking out the time mr alexian of all the spokesperson has suggested at the beginning that to mr vali is determined to return to his home country russia a once he recovers in your assessment is it safe for him to return and would germany be prepared to offer him asylum. i have no person to interview on but nobody and his team is now planning these hours i'm sure that he's on a safe place. i heard that he has not left the country germany. the most important is that h

critic of let him a putin has been sharing images on social media and says he has a long we have a taishan ahead he spent more than a month in hospital and was in a coma for half that time german experts believe he was poisoned with a soviet nerve agent novacek. as the top stories do stay with us people power is up next thanks for watching i think. i am sequences i question at least days it's hard to filter out the newly sinking track of what's really important to eat the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue in the united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera . now has north korea one of the poorest countries in the world managed to evade u.n. sanctions and pay for its nuclear weapons program the answer is through a secretive government organization known as bureau $39.00 which obtains foreign exchange by any means possible to fund kim jong un's regime in the 1st of 2 episodes investigating how it's done we reveal how money laundering and slave labor raise cash for kids. north korea the pariah state. a dict

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we know that there are many different kinds of sports there are also many different kinds of many taishan not all forms of meditation do the same thing to our mind in every that's the 1st thing there are meditation practices which can cultivate each of these different 4 pillars of wellbeing awareness connection insight and purpose. so depending upon what strategy of meditation you use it will have different effects so meditation can be used to train attention it can be used to enhance kindness and compassion it can be used to develop insight into your own mind and self and it can also be used to strengthen your alignment with your sense of purpose so. meditation is a you can think of it as a broad. range of mental exercises which can exercise different facets of the mind and what scientific research has shown is that when you do that it will influence different circuits in the brain and this can have a profound effect on our wellbeing because it needs to changes that are enduring. you know unlike a material external thing or a my taking a drug. these are the kind of changes that endure th

kind of treatment very soon there may not be any of us left here in pillars getting a new credit taishan or extending existing papers is no longer possible there's no outright refusal just the same excuse over and over again the commission in charge they say called get together because of covert this in a country where the man in charge president alexander lukashenko who claims to have won the disputed election downplays the dangers of the coronavirus he has said that a visit to the sauna is the best treatment for the disease. as independent media here vanish as protesters fear a future in which there is no one left to document what the government does to its opponents. chancellor angela merkel is warning off tough months to come during the winter ahead and says the people of germany need to prepare in order to avoid a 2nd nationwide coronavirus lock down she made those comments during the annual budget debate in parliament michael defended her handling of the crisis so far rejecting criticism from the far right opposition f.t. that her government used the pandemic as a pretext to spend

greetings and sally you taishan. my friends we live in an age of injustice and protest and while any schmoe with the dollar knowledge of human history and group psychology will rightfully acknowledge that without injustice there would be no protest do not do not tell that to the state government of tennessee who apparently believe that the only way to stop protesting is to make it a felony yes under a new law signed into being by governor believe the 1st amendment sprayed him of speech and assembly is now a felony offense in the volunteer state the associated press reports that in a direct response to black lives matter protesters who took up camp and part of the state's capitol building over the summer tennessee's new law are now states.

greetings and sally you taishan. here in the united states of america fires are raging uncontrolled and while california and many other western states but thousands and thousands of acres is not the only american beauty burning right now my friends our very 1st and most important constitutional amendment protecting the freedom of the press speech and assembly is also being burned from right out from under our feet and i'm not talking about some ticky tack parlor game the address for the news cameras between thin skinned u.s. president donald trump and c.n.n. gadfly jim acosta no i'm talking about the sledgehammer to the shin bone style attack on the freedom of press currently being carried out by the u.s. government on wiki leaks founder and publisher julian assange this week as the saga continues his fight against u.s. extradition in london courts over charges of violating the united states espionage act sky news is reporting that a songe is now facing 18 brand new charges by the u.s. government after being arrested

greetings and sell you taishan. here in the united states of america fires are raging uncontrolled in wild california and many other western states but thousands and thousands of acres is not the only america.

vaccinate more than 100 volunteers, we watch or anything goes dose which that would occur such as your taishan to the skin we really take care of the volunteers and make sure that their safety is absolutely number one it's an environment is very controlled qps requires volunteers to stay at its clinic for 10 days or stay something very small window by the $600 and some pay up to 8 $9,000 stolen tears, most have 6 checkups afterwards, the age range depends on the study but safety remains top priority everybody has tested before they come in we have to still kind of space everybody out to risk mitigation in place we provide them pretty much everything they need while they're in here like catering laundry internet tv's and games we want you to feel at as possible while you're here it's not just research companies looking for a solution local health care provider cox health hasn't done a vaccine trial yet but is working on a clinical trial with the national institutes of health for what's called hyper immune. globulin so that's concentrated covid antibodies that's a big deal. i'm working very hard

and 30 percent of crew jobs must also go to under-represented people have to be similar represent taishan in the film's publicity marketing and distribution teams as well but the new rules aren't popular with all actors. but. the changes come after claims that the ceremonies are overwhelmingly white movements against that have been growing for years now voting group had also invited more than $800.00 new actors and directors in the push for diversity 45 percent of the new invitees were women and 35 percent of representatives of racial minorities will put the new diversity rules up for debate . you take a look around the world and you realize that for the most part. african american people terms what women lead minority needs are not given awards at the same rate and that only 15 people of color have received academy awards only 9 people hispanic people have received can their wives realize that there is just a cultural bias that exists and so in order to correct that we have to come in and address the issue of what the represent solution is and so even if we have to mandate films to numbe

greetings and sal you taishan. controversy has erupted here in washington d.c. after legendary watergate journalist bob woodward released select audit your recordings of interviews he conducted with u.s. president donald trump for his new book entitled rage the interviews feature the president back in february acknowledging and understanding the very real dangers of the covert 19 pandemic saying quote it goes through the air bob that's always tougher than the touch you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed it's also more deadly than your you know your even most strenuous flu. yet just days later at a campaign speech in south carolina trump called criticism of his handling of the virus a hoax and went on to downplay its dangers announcing to all there are 35000 people on average die each year from the flu did anyone know that $35000.00 that's a lot of people. could go 210-0008 could be 27000 they say usually.

instrument that helps prevent unilateral actions that may result in a direct military contribution from taishan between major states and provides an opportunity to seek a compromise or at least avoid solutions that would be completely unacceptable to others and act within the framework of international law rather than a vague gray area of arbitrariness and illegitimacy as diplomatic practice shows that this instrument actually works unlike the joining of the infamous war league of nations with its endless discussion declarations without mechanisms for real action and with states and peoples in need not having the right to assistance and protection forgetting the lessons of history is shortsighted and extreme. irresponsible and just like politicized attempts to arbitrarily interpret the causes of course an outcome of the 2nd world war and which twist in the decisions of the conferences of the allies and the nuremberg tribunal that are based on speculation instead of facts it is not just vile and offensive to the memories of the victims that in the fight is against naziism it is a direct and deva

exactly they don't know yet the main thing is a place where they can find work and a safe from people taishan back home. let's go straight to for the ventura now indeed abuse young philip shoals young fellow spanish officials are warning that the difficulties on 7 tour that we've just been looking at will only be increasing with the number of new migrant arrivals set to surge what are they expected. yes exactly some people are already warning that that would be conditions like unless parts of their prices continue for too long and too many new arrivals on a daily basis. the kind every items have already been a popular. destination for migrants mainly 1015 years ago and then migration routes via the mediterranean and more popular but i think about also a lot of reasons why. the canary islands it's becoming more and more popular again we have the problem that the conditions because friends of country conditions now are of the migrants. sometimes even kilts we have increased border controls through the use of the pandemic and last but not least we have a lot of desperate people in the countries

kind of treatment very soon there may not be any of us left here in butler's getting a new credit taishan or extending existing papers is no longer possible there's no outright refusal just the same excuse over and over again the commission in charge they say called get together because of cope with this in a country where the man in charge president alexander lukashenko who claims to have won the disputed election downplays the dangers of the coronavirus he has said that a visit to the sauna is the best treatment for the disease. as independent media here vanishes protesters fear a future in which there is no one left to document what the government does to its opponents. and for moral this i'm joined now by lives corbin she's head of news at the european broadcasting union that is a network of news outlets all over the cot that this is good to have you on the program are we looking at the end of freedom of the press in belarus. well as to that we say and others is clearly very great and you've seen and head and some of the scriptures what's going on there and that in advance of the elec

instrument that helps prevent unilateral actions that may result in a direct military contribution from taishan between major states and provides an opportunity to see compromise or at least avoid solutions that would be completely unacceptable to others and act within the framework of international law rather than a vague gray area of arbitrariness and illegitimacy as diplomatic practice shows this instrument actually works unlike the infamous pre-war league of nations with its endless discussions declarations without mechanisms for real action and with state and peoples in need not having the right to assistance and protection forgetting the lessons of history is shortsighted and extremely irresponsible just like the politicized attempts to arbitrarily interpret the causes course and outcomes of the 2nd world war and twist the decisions of the conferences of the allies and the nuremberg tribunal that are based on speculation instead of facts it is not just vile and offensive to the memories of the victims of the fighters against nazi them it is a direct and devastating blow to the very founda

you know make the ripper taishan of belarus political a pirate to someone on russia the same time. were us you know door to to make the west. in a better light and or saw you as mr bergman sate. directly but you was never in favor of his nuff stream to a project and of course some of the must. be sure across of e.u. but also some that don't disturb governments would like to get drita if not stream to and really see if they really try to to make sanctions to a point. to. to screw up not to or saw you know. we've had it making a link between no another and the other fair hearing on the surge in iraq i just want to i just want to get as many questions as a as i can and while we've got you on the line that the opposition says it's expecting to receive about $4000000000.00 from the e.u. in support how far do you think the e.u. is willing to go in terms of supporting the opposition financially or in terms of other steps where the sums of money. which should be given to a position but don't sort to soak order independent media is clearly in infringements in our sovereignty but sure i don'

jenison all call the warning of a new threat to media freedom hundreds of them have lost their credit taishan followers china's leaders imposing a knee security or it's been widely condemned him brown has. during the recent protests local as well as foreign journalists have often been in the thick of it some from the profusion of new online media outlets often working on paid others included journalism students as well as freelance photographers like major games here being arrested last october. now hong kong police force has announced that the media credentials that she and other local journalists hold will no longer be recognised. james insists she has a right to take pictures in public but now faces the prospect of a rest again if she does i just want to be there to take some picture to share with all my social media for that's it and then. i get a take and i get a rest and i get to take i don't know or maybe i just simply just being stuff or feel alice i miss everything. hong kong police say they want to weed out what they say are self-proclaimed reporters who assault and obstruct offices

greetings and sally you taishan. here in the united states of america fires are raging uncontrolled in wild california and many other western states but thousands and thousands of acres is not the only american beauty burning right now my friends our very 1st and most important constitutional amendment protecting the freedom of the press speech and assembly is also being burned from right out from under our feet and i'm not talking about some ticky tack parlor game the address for the news cameras between thin skinned u.s. president donald trump and c.n.n. gadfly jim acosta no i'm talking about the sledgehammer to the shin bone style attack on the freedom of press currently being carried out by the u.s. government on wiki leaks founder and publisher julian assange this week as assad continues his fight against u.s. extradition in london courts over charges of violating the united states espionage act sky news is reporting that a songe is now facing 18 brand new charges by the u.s. government after being arrested in h

greetings and sally you taishan. my friends we live in an age of injustice and protest and while any schmoe with a $2.00 knowledge of human history and group psychology will rightfully acknowledge that without injustice there would be no protest do not do not tell that to the state government of tennessee who apparently believe that the only way to stop protesting is to make it a felony yes under a new law signed into being by governor believe the 1st amendment sprayed him of speech and assembly is now a felony offense in the bollen tears state the associated press reports that in a direct response to black lives matter protesters who took up camp and part of the state's capitol building over the summer tennessee's new law are now states that those who illegally camp on state property would now face a class felony punishable by up to 6 years in prison rather than a misdemeanor and as a cherry on top write in time for this year's controversial lections an important elections and any protester convicted of this new fel

critic of that i'm a putin has been sharing images on social media and says he has a long we have a taishan ahead he spent more than a month in hospital and was in a coma for half that time german experts believe he was poisoned with a soviet nerve agent novacek there's the top stories do stay with us there are people in power is up next thanks for watching. i am sequences i question the keys days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important if the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue 80000108 its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera . how does north korea one of the poorest countries in the world manage to evade u.n. sanctions and pay for its nuclear weapons program the answer is through a secretive government organization known as bureau $39.00 which obtains foreign exchange by any means possible to fund kim jong un's regime in the 1st of 2 episodes investigating how it's done we reveal how money laundering and slave labor raise cash for kids.

hospital where he was being treated for poisoning the kremlin critic says he has a long we have a taishan ahead experts believe he was poisoned with a nerve agent novacek his team says it was on the orders of president vladimir putin but the russian government strongly denies involvement john mccain reports from berlin. a gaunt looking at nice sits in a german park his fight against navi chop poisoning has now entered a new phase compare how he looks right now with how he looked when he fell ill last month back then many wondered if he might die he himself wondered if he'd ever be fit to leave hospital saying on social media the 1st time they took me to the mirror after 24 days in intensive care of which 16 were in a coma a character from the movie lord of the rings looked at me from the mirror and believe me was not an elf at all i was terribly upset i thought i would never be discharged but perseverance and dedicated medical care won out meaning he would indeed be discharged when the news emerged the german government reacted quickly yes the nz students like the german government is ext

greetings and sally you taishan. here in the united states of america fires are raging on control them while california and many other western stay.

hospital where he was being treated for poisoning the kremlin critic says he has a long we have billet taishan ahead of him he spent more than a month in the hospital german experts believe it was poisoned with a nerve agent novacek moscow is denying any involvement. the u.s. has begun 3 days of official tributes to supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg pall bearers carried her coffin into america's top court where or main until friday she died last week at the age of 87 of pancreatic cancer president donald trump is expected to pay his respects on thursday he's vowed to fill her seat on the supreme court before the election next month that's despite outrage from democrats those are the headlines more news on al-jazeera after the stream. if by waves trying to win it by lives the mob for the large of the american people failed to do his job on top don't fall asleep in jail for nothing ok he still doesn't have a place to stand this christmas is one of the vice presidential t.v. debates on al-jazeera. i have semiotic a welcome to the limited edition sirius the stream it in 1000 nations genera

hospital where he was being treated for poisoning the kremlin critic says he has a long we have billet taishan ahead of him he spent more than a month in the hospital german experts believe it was poisoned with a nerve agent novacek moscow is denying any involvement. the u.s. has begun 3 days of official tributes to supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg pall bearers carried her coffin into america's top court where or main until friday she died last week at the age of 87 of pancreatic cancer president donald trump is expected to pay his respects on thursday he's vowed to fill her seat on the supreme court before the election next month that's despite outrage from democrats those are the headlines more news on al-jazeera after the stream. if by trying to win it by the mob where the large of the american people fail to do his job on top don't fall asleep in jail for nothing ok he still doesn't have a place to stand this christmas is one of the last presidential t.v. debates on al-jazeera. and i ask them yeah ok welcome to the limited edition sirius the stream in 1000 nations general assembly

strains in the wild we have for example the flames in the world and streams should we be watching with taishan rate plus other novel protect new vital activity how long therefore with a vaccine remain effective push push push amounts of to beate are actually the biggest fly in the ointment is the fact that we don't make very long term immunity to coronaviruses if we compare this new coronavirus to the existing coronaviruses that just naturally circulates in humans there are 4 other coronaviruses that scores cold like symptoms but one of them infects our cells in a very similar way to the new corona virus so we can use that as something like a proxy marker for what's likely to be the case with this new virus what we can do is knowing that these viruses might not drive very powerful immune response when you catch them we can make sure our vaccines do and there are various ways to do that by adding chemicals called adji of them's to the vaccine that give your immune system a kick up the backside so that you make a more profound response than the natural infection does hopefully conferring longer

you more about the portrayal here because this film has also been criticized for being a regatta taishan of china's current nationalist myth especially with the dominant hand majority also of missing cultural new aunts also by some of the pet trading stereotypes about islamophobia for you are these valid critiques. these critics are very valid from what i have gathered the actual background research online has been done very poorly there has been a conflation of stereotypes and the portrayal of the ethnic minorities and the whole ethnic situation is very inappropriate and it's doubly inappropriate because of the way china is repressing these western minorities so in a way disney's mulan is in many ways reproducing chinese government propaganda points and why the stereotypes of the han majority towards its own ethnic minorities well as the tories report mentioned there also calls for this boycott of the film of hong kong in addition to the issues around the weaker community so let me ask you then do you plan to go and see this film. i guess i have not particularly planned to see it especi

critic of random if newton has been sharing images on social media and says he has a long we have a taishan ahead he spent more than a month in hospital and was in a coma for half that time german experts believe he was poisoned with a soviet nerve agent novacek his team says it was on the orders of president vladimir putin there's a top stories do stay with us around 0 last warrior is next more news for you after that ifa. good. luck. and based. spreading the false. though is they also are used to give money. and also. i lol ok. charlie is that sad though that he. i mean this is a give these can be. as he calls. it is that i said i miss you miss. when you don't even. know if it was i miss you know what it cost is a. body to. go. to 14 i think for me. take 14 i think will be 14 i'm going to put 14 tiles on my hands but you don't you don't start until i die small house and you hold 7 on time. i could put them into lines. if there are. 6. so what is your family saying now that tell me to stay here. and not there did another did they don't want me to take that that journey and that's when i kn

to mutated bacteria die off but sometimes the me taishan protects the bacterial cells from the effects of antibiotics for example. the antibiotics kills the bacteria without the mutation of the others thrive. the edge of biotech resistant bacteria can then go on to refrigerate with less competition and form a whole new company. this is evolution. via natural selection but it's caused by human intervention. to arctic resistant bacteria can rapidly establish themselves in hospitals the concentration is the ticket only hine. factory farming is another source of antibiotic resistant bacteria. they can spread by the sewage system and ultimately harm our health it's a vicious circle but perhaps the ocean could hold the solution. there could be a treasure trove of unimagined which is lying here in the depths hiding within marine. microbiologist you n.p.l. and his team from e.t.h. ceric gather samples for analysis back in the lab at the university. the country feel and we know that many kinds of spawn are jam packed with bacteria . that they can make up as much as half of a sponges weight hund

kind of treatment very soon there may not be any of us left here in pillars getting a new credit taishan or extending this thing papers is no longer possible there's no outright refusal just the same excuse over and over again the commission in charge they say called get together because of covert this in a country where the man in charge president alexander lukashenko who claims to have won the disputed election downplays the dangers of the coronavirus he has said that a visit to the sauna is the best treatment for the disease. as independent media here vanishes protesters fear a future in which there is no one left to document what the government does to its opponents. and with me here the big table is the w.'s very young economy that just got off the plane from ments niggas good to see you talk to me about what has happened here basically you had a choice right you had to you had to leave the country you didn't have your accreditation anymore well just me this something that's affected basically all the foreign press i happen to have this paper. from last year it was running out and e

taishan support them you know for example senator ted cruz wrote citation on sight when. the last british governor on congress are citation on on making law the pro-democracy experts so you know we're trying to think how are we going to sort of make connections between people as well as i say fascinating and just lastly that any claim is that you're willing to give us a say here's in the running for president of the air. well we're just beginning not commiseration the. you know it's it's always such a privilege to and i'm that person and i think it's something that we're all excited to get started with a lot of 2020 laps to go though so absolutely and i think people are a nice exactly that to say it thanks very much for joining us from time magazine there thanks. ok let's get you all the weather now and here is jenny and those recent tropical storms are just not quite over state not quite over told the south in particular but there's another one as well really impacting the funnel these to canada so i'll talk about both this or this is that the satellite you can see there

now sudden taishan facilities of the new refugee camp an increase of already started to break down thousands have begun to settle into the camp on the island of lesbos where they fear the conditions will be as poor as they were in their old camp which burned down last week 12000 people had been living there it was only designed to hold a quarter of that the new site has space for 8000 people so far let's get the very latest stephanie decker is live for us there now and stephanie what she reports coming in as way more people queuing up to get in today. there are i mean the army is continuing with that operation and we were outside that count all morning it's packed and people are having to wait in the saw a nap because a they have to register but also they are being tested for the coronavirus also just arriving here now we are at doctors without borders seeing people who've been busted sitting under the olive groves with the police they've been picked up from the areas where they've been seeking shelter and are now going to brought into that you can't i can tell you people are not happy about

taishan it's getting dark where and where we're going we're starting to swim out military trucks passing by this is right below ground level of course the gaza strip and we're also seeing there are trees that have been chopped down to try to block the roads so the cars can pass and it will get worse as the night goes on as it becomes darker because it's part of an ongoing campaign a sabotage on the part of those who say that they have to expel the political level so their land for hundreds of years neither the spaniards knew or the subsequent chilean state was able to conquer the comeback of my bullshit but by 880 chile's army succeeded in driving them off most of their land destroying their rural economy and plunging them into deep poverty that persists to this day. now many communities are trying to take back what they lost like this property owned by chile's largest forestry company. but they say it's also about countering 140 years of humiliation today they've gathered for a game of palin and incest or a sport played between 2 communities in order to reinforce their ethnic and cultur