tony chang has moved from young going, seamstresses, india, and going scope market that work. the government industry boom, done to a democratic government growing 500 percent to make up a 3rd of total exports in 2019. since the pen demik and the military to exports of dropped by a culture, this one's busy cost show room has only a few models on display. the big attraction a domestically produced people, carrier production, a store. they can't get the pumps they need from overseas, who they are the media, how do we wish for political stability as well as there was no stability which is difficult to operate. lot of us function as a block list of places in a tough position. maybe despite the fact that we are still permitted to conduct many transactions and regional nation, the largest single pull china thailand on malaysia, around here and going, it's easy to spelt the shunted offices of foreign businesses. your restrictions have been imposed by the military on currency exchange and the local currency has plummeted in value. they want to turn back the clock. but unless you, you

the government revenue, tony chang out as are younger. is there any forces of care of the palestinian man? i'm injured to people joining the demolition of a home and novelist and they occupied was find the how does belong to or someone else? how will is accused of getting and is really soldier last year is randy troops have increased rates and demolition has a palestinian homes in recent months. so far this year they've killed a $163.00 people in occupied territories. we're going to go to need to abraham was live for us, and novelist in the occupied was fine, so made up more demolitions and more desks and the occupied westbank always seemed to have lost our communication with nita in the west bank. well, it will be something to try and get her back. in the meantime, the united states says it's asking for more information and why israel closed an investigation into the death of an elderly palestinian american man. while in his way, the police custody told me what i said to suffer a heart attack after being gang zip tied and left unconsciou

the government revenue, tony chang, elders are younger. so your opinions haldeman has approved plans to adopt the wells fast rules on the use. an implementation of author official intelligence on the proposals a or a systems will be regulated based on their potential to cause harm. tasha butler has moved from strossberg, so we both auto official intelligence is rapidly changing all lives, which is why you know makers say regulation is a central food thing and stressful m e p is approved in a i. bill. the once rectified by member states could become a landmark little by 2025, and it is adopted from destination it to come in and always days and nights it was didn't take for your hard work. and for having found a balanced and human centered approach to the was 1st a i act legislation that's with no doubt be setting the globe is funded for us to come in the say a i can be a force for good in everything from fighting climate change to education, if the systems are safe and ethical under the proposed little that'd be categorized according to ris

the government revenue, tony chang, elders, are younger. of the china is economy is showing 5 assigned to all of us, lowdown, industrial outputs and retail sales. last month. both missed full costs. the government is expected to announce stimulus measures trying to you has more from badging. well, what these big is showing us is that china, economic momentum is losing steam. now this does, it wasn't terrible at all, but it also showed as much of this may economic, delta didn't miss the mock when it comes to some of these expectations. so for example, we have retail sales for the month of may at 12.7 percent down from a full cost of $13.00 industrial output with the $3.00 which was sort of in line with estimates. fixed assets, investment was down 4 percent missing. an expectation of 4.4 percent. you home prices did rise, but at a much slower pace. and i think one of the biggest worries was that we saw another record high. and you unemployment, that douglas rates the people between the ages of 16 and 24 that hit a record 20.8 percent. and tha

approached politics in public life was very different to anything we had seen before for this, tony completely changed the relationship between politicians leaders and their voters moving from dallas county to donald trump. the former us president has been actively using his numerous leaky backers. as for the, for his re election campaign feel phillips was watching how this meets events went down. this past tuesday, fuller, president trump had $37.00 charges issued against him, including quote, willfully withholding classified documents and obstructing justice, pro and previous charges like law lying about paying off a port in stock, or inciting the 2021 attack on the us capital. on that charge, tally now exceeds $100.00 immediately off to the court session, true to form, trump went into campaign and damage control mode, arrested on fake and fabricated charges. speech was carried in full on fox news. and then the, this is a network that has faced serious legal trouble permits. promotion of trump lies during the 2020 election count. recently paying nearly $800000000.00 to settle just one case. and yet

so don't change him. tony's brands like neo and b, y d profit from the fact that for years the chinese state has pulled out all the stops to make production of e cars as a ton of minutes as possible. like ensuring a steady supply of the raw materials necessary for the entire e. b value chain. the warranty which is just snatched vw as crown is ton, is market leader. it develops innovative batteries and chips as well as electric motors. that's why the chinese are so far ahead with ease germany needs to reinvent itself in order to stay competitive internationally and uh, it will not be the automotive production. germany cannot compete with oh, what china has invested german carmakers aren't willing to just accept defeat. they haven't given up the fight to become major players. and the market on one side looks like in may not always have been the 1st to bring new technology to market to this. but when we did introduce a, we did it right and conquered the field around the state. and electron mobility is a challenge that we're still working hard on the i would come and do a one to take germa

tony that is coming out of control. you have a live art and you can change the task of authority by pulling the tony by default is going to the left track. there. find people are crap. and by pulling deliver, you can change of direction to the right track, but only one person who stop. so this question is, what do we wow, that's impressive. now i keep asking this question, i know where i need someone from a new country or a new region i'll discussing immediately. so it's quite clear if i offer, especially if anyone from ural are doing extra for me to go, they will say they won't do anything. because 1st of all, the europe is generally say by pulling the work there might be one person to say the white highlights might present, but they're marketing one person, right. i. ringback dime, some people, the one person's life easy, pretty valuable as a fine people. but the woman you bring this question to india or china or somebody, you know, you shouldn't go to this thing finalized is always bigger than one. so this is now imagine this guy know the 20, but this was 90. got lots of bits of driving car. dude i as an active manag

tony and my wife is sort of these organization fold change the rest the rest is represented by people in congress because they have to make the calls and they are attached by money or personal interest with a lobby. like the inner re, we're going to change the risk free, so we can have better calls on a 1st game. it's a perfect way of wondering, walking the see is friday. i fly tomorrow. so i'm really not really the best right now. oh, no. seeing this all comes together and it being led by students organized by students, don't even have words to describe how happy i am or even how proud i am. i can't wait to see what actually comes out of this because i know we're not going to stop . so i think they are a little under prepared for the the attack of the teenagers, the mercer our lives and never again, the kids have park lane really have 5 main points. repealing the tricky amendment to allow cdc research for or gun violence as right now they can allergies and funding towards it. the atf had strictly paper records of guns, sales and gun registries. so digitize that. pretty simple, pretty

you have a tony that is coming out of control. you have a new are and you can change the task of the 20 by pulling the tony by default is going to the left track there. find people are trapped and by pulling deliver you can change his direction to the right track. there's only one person who stop. so this question is, what do we do? that's impressive. now i keep asking this question, i know, or i need someone from a new country or a new region. i'll discuss and immediately it's quite clear if i offer specials or anyone from you or all, or do an extra for me to go, they will say they won't do anything. because 1st of all, the rope is generally st. by pulling the leave work, there might be one person to say, look like i like my present, but they're more than one person, right? i are the same time. some people, the one person's life, easy, pretty valuable as a find people. but when you bring this question to india or china or somebody, you know, you should go to visit, finalize is always bigger than one. so this is now imagine this guy, not really the driving, got lots o

from london. melanie garson cyber policy lead and director of geo politics at the tony blur institute for global change. and with us from san jose costa rica, mat moody researcher and advisor on artificial intelligence and human rights with amnesty international. thank you to our guests for joining us today. melanie, i'd like to 1st start with the question, why are we here? are we really facing an a i arms race thank you and it's good to join us. i think of the way we frame a retrace. we have to be really careful. just set that on races to different parts of the honda thing a i, but be careful to understand the it's a system of systems. so what we're seeing recently was i looked at the narrative. it says races to understand different parts of the process. is it that with that, that knowledge language models or something? oh good them. so the parts or components and they will be so the rushed to different parts of the whole technologies. mm hm. but i think it's a re upped recap to think about. it's not just the way, so the kind of image read that we have of a i west to me. well, we do know global leader

it is the catalyst for change in the catalyst for better services. >> at tony and albert's pizza and pasta -- albus pizza ends up it represents what her parents started. something ai can't change. >> it won't come out to be the personalities that the owners have and the love of the customers. it will just never happen like that. >> eai pizza will be available on father's day and the entire month of june. lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: it can come up with a recipe but it can't toss it. karina nova for a look at stories coming up at 5:30. >> rit mayor porter updates us on a problematic piece of land in the city's mission district. now there's more evidence of alleged harassment and property damage in the area where people are asking the city to get involved and solve the issue. our climate and environment producer explains the restoration happening along the sonoma coast. the goal, to rescue an underwater forest critical to marine life. join us for those stories and more at at 5:30. and you can download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com to join karina. dan: world news tonight with

the guardian says standing there for us, like you said in good conduct, tony, you will see the new smaller change gets kidnapped products. it's in the lemming. a group called in the upgrade project. yeah. but a project is a project when they are trying to locate all these other, the edited icons, the dds, or the call images, or statues, or lot. i'll do that or did you images are big some of the different parts of this country and the name and the i pause some phrase to see that not only our little toes and so such images have been smugglers from this country the time i know dogs succeed now cool, found the applied project, which is an organization to make the case that history belongs to its geography. so what we knew is make the case for artifacts and heritage diluted from india. to be brought back to the british, the colonizer say they saved items, the items were safe for centuries before they came, the items are not safe because it broke them down and sold them away. right? so for somebody to say that the item, i mean, why does slide as a museum, toyota 5 or select the value of these items bec

tony. >> these environmentalists, and climate change is the latest, pretty issue we are going to dump billionso. we have already dumped billions into. if they are so concerned about the environment, what they are saying is, they are not involved in the controlled burns, where you get rid of the underbrush, to martha's point, what you were talking about. the united states, in order to protect forests and to take care of those areas that are in danger of burning, we've done 150,000 controlled burns. do you know how many canada has done? 23. canada is just like gavin newsom in terms of how he was handling forest management. then, they want to blame it on climate change. it is not about climate change. it is about your ability to see what's going on and to prevent it. they don't want to do any of this, because they want to save the spiders who are under the wood and under the ground in case they have a controlled burn. this reminds me of palestine, ohio. they suffered and will continue to suffer and they have been forgotten. the last thing i want to say is this, joe biden gets up there and says, w

a lot of what they said was, this changed my business, tony is amazing.e founding team and tony was perhaps the only ceo that instead of slides he has a whiteboard and he tells you why this is going to be a great company. he said it was not going to be a food delivery company. he was bringing together the largest last mile delivery company. he had a clear vision. caroline: great hearing some of the secret sauce. [laughter] thank you so much. mar hershenson of pear vc, thank you. we are going to talk all things apple. you are giving up this weekend for wwdc on monday. meanwhile, netflix. shareholders rejecting pay packages for the leadership. the board can disregard the results as they have done in the past. although the vote is significant given the strike between hollywood studio screenwriters. this is bloomberg. ♪ when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block. hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. s

tony and my wife is sort of these organization called change the ref. reference represented by people in congress because they have to make the calls and they are attached by money or personal interest with a lobby like the an array. we're going to change the risk free, so we can have better calls on a 1st game. it's a perfect way of wondering what came the guys friday i fly tomorrow. i for a stucco siding with a new. i'm really not really the best right now. oh no. seeing this all comes together and it being led by students, organized by students. don't even have words to describe how happy i am or even how proud i am. i can't wait to see what actually comes out of this because i know we're not going to stop. so i think they're a little under prepared for the the attack of the teenagers, the mercer eliza never again. dan, kids of parkland really have 5 main points. repealing the tricky amendment to allow cdc research for gun violence as right now they can allergy and funding towards it . the atf had strictly paper records of guns, sales and gun registr

party is a columnist at the daily trust newspaper in nigeria and senior fellow at the tony blair institute for global change. he explains why the group attacked children that, i mean quite a few reasons why they, i taught schools. number one is the fact that they want to cause maximum casualty. they want to cause maximum damage in board that to prove to government. i'm to, i'm in the and it is that they as to my life and that they can strike any of it where they want to be. number 2, the idea of what is up and i will, they will create test one risk being bad when in by the pressure identity. and then by the many p, b, i types the b as in boy, not to put them. it needs to be in a defensive position. i just like we so if you months, but now in this case, how do you get to the government with the outcome? what is partners? how is top it is what they quoted for patients to job, which is emily t. james believes your patient identity. edu, i'm in the past few months, we have seen a manual on the bible patients who died on me from wiley, by the ideas behind you on when they are and that these kind of crease out th

is a columnist that the daily truss newspaper and nigeria and the senior fellow to tony blair institute for global change. he explains why the group attacked children . that i mean quite a few reasons why they attacked schools. number one is the fact that they want to cause maximum casualty. they want to cause maximum damage in bo dot to prove to government. i'm to, i'm in the and it is that they as to i life and that they can strike any of it where they want to be. number 2, the to have more difficult and i will, they will protest one risk being that when in by the pressure identity them by the mini p, they not touch the b as in boy dot to put them to lead 3 in the defensive position . just like we saw a few months, but now in this case, the uganda government with the comb, with these partners. how on top of these, what they quoted for patients, the job, which is emily to james believes your patient identity. edu. i'm in the past few months. we have seen a manual on the bible patients who don't. i don't know why luca, by the ideas behind you on when they are and that these kind of crease out they didn't

beloved mccarthy is a columnist of the daily trust newspaper and senior fellow of the tony blair institute for global change. he joins us today from kampala. thank you for being with us. tell us more about this group. the allied democratic forces, the group that's accused of carrying out this, this attack so that i will graduate courses is unfortunately brendan group that was formed in the id nineties in order to because the uganda government and this group was then glad to push to the eastern part of the congo where they had been rich and have worked out for the past 2 and a half decades. and of course the group was initiated the or the genetic he's not in his group, but from 9 to from 2009. uh, not 19. the group place i need is for issac. it's that easy. so that makes that in you that i'm seeing. yeah. and from that time, it would change its name from the i like you more tragic front of the adf into i see is the center of the problems. and then what is in the they became, i see in the odyssey. and that for you would now see if i see i see the at clement defied for this about that you that, that used to be

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thing that may be happening at least, but thinking about it, let's take present my phone is, is tony's change very recently. a lot of that you try and you saw him. we saw him fly to, to meet presidency. we so as to live on the line, the european plan, present flights and the presidency. one thing just as an assignment, right? i thought it was quite funny when she arrived. she didn't get any red carpet because the chinese said, we are need a full that we already a full that to elected politicians, right. so i think the whole point of view opinion instruction is gonna have to change on this point as well. that shouldn't be a scenario where that entire countries, domestic policy is decided by an elected president, right. and the experience as in it presents. so you can do with the always a pleasure, sir. thank you so much for joining us today. well, they've got 5 of us up, a very busy news out, as always, thanks for joining us. we'll be back in just on the 30 minutes. hope to talk us that the, the whole thing she wants to extend the sphere of influence can exploit other nations. that's always be

tony in the nba where he played for nine seasons. but it's the family he's building off the court he says d has changed him the most last year, tony and stemming so it's like this kind of movement always has to have like six or seven toys in his hands. usually one is always a basketball so the doctor was like, well, we need to get him tested for autism. >> reporter: for tony, his son's autism diagnosis was a lightbulb moment so he gets diagnosed at what point did you think, you know what, huh, i can relate to some of this as well maybe i should get checked out. >> i was always independent growing up always being alone i just couldn't connect with people in the personal side of things and i'm like, you know what, if he's diagnosed, then i think i am, too. that gave me the courage to go get checked out. >> reporter: at the age of 31, tony was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. were your surprised? >> i was not surprised because i always felt different. it was just relief like, oh, this is why i am the way i am. so much sense. it was a it just made my whole life make so much sense. it was a clarity, like putting some 3d glasses on

i know the for the, the software tony on it's in and out foot was i saw a slight and vague change. his thoughts are staying as us national as miles they still understand, call us as tools of the complex that owns in united europe seems keen to it rings from history, a very unflattering fact. the which is that officially was declared on the safety of the union. fine nazi germany along with easily vis you from the governments of slovakia, hungry, romania, bulgaria, and finland unofficially. the war against the ssl are involved. no legions danish and swiss. as part of the viking and not lenders as divisions, deduction a dilemma ss built in s. s. volunteers. the blonde is legion, the spanish blue division, the albany and scandal book as ask, as well as notoriously vicious assets offices from lithuania, estonia and ukraine. the fullness the owner of europe fled by nazi germany in a small sort of soviet nationalist. first and foremost, slavic people much lost the 22 fresh boss, madame on ebay to know yells, tire, and contact the the 2nd frame, so noted in the west was formed a mere 11 mo

one of the most influential skateboarders of all time tony hawk who urgently coined the trick was there to give her some coaching. >> it really changese and it opens up to what else might be able to be achieved by this level of women and girls that are competing and are at the top of their game of the moment. >> there is! >> her performance was already impressing the afterschool crowd here in the island. >> lending a trick like that means it is inspiring other riders in skate parks all over the world. >> i could think, it is very dio pull off but a 720 on top of that? it is unbelievable! >> since skateboarding became an olympic sport has become professionalized. at its heart it is about learning from each other in parks like this one. >> you get people teaching each other and trying to help each other improve. >> i like the feel of the drum. >> how to use like yourself up for a really hard trick? >> am i going to do it? am i going to do it? ok. >> with role models like orissa, expect to see more female writers pushing boundaries -- riders pushing boundaries. >> fans madonna have to wait longer to see the pipe icon back on stage, the

back on the track and yours destiny is changed at least a couple of generations and where were those inflection points? and so it's important we really did, tony i and others in this room sat with me during that period. we had to put things back together. i'm not talking into the indivim talking state of the world one of those inflection points and what we do over the next couple of years and the last several years determined that the country looks like and it's presumptuous to say what america does, how well we do our job is it going to determine what the next four or five generations were going to look like i really mean that. the postwar period is over. thank you for your incredible coming and, i mean, this sincerely the leadership and dedication to the men and women in the state department. welcome to the white house the second time in two days. [laughter] they said where the unconscious. unfortunately, no, i was wide awake. i'm glad to be able to host all of you. usually it is the other way around. i know the worst phrase in the english language is for all of you the president is coming. when i show up it's all hands on deck. but we are g

tony awards ditched all of its scripted banter and teleprompters. ♪ and replaced them with more time for creative performances. ♪ once we're past the changes last ♪ leading actor in a play. >> i'm shaking. i can't believe this. it's so surreal. >> reporter: and director michael arden in his first time for parade. >> keep raising your voices, standing up against intolerance of any kind, anywhere you see it. >> reporter: messages of inclusion were a central theme along with support for striking writers. >> and we stand with the wg i solidarity. >> and the tony goes to -- alex newell. >> reporter: for their role as a whiskey distiller in shucked, alex newell took home the award, becoming the first openly non-binary act tore win a tony. >> thank you for seeing me, broadway. i should not be up here as a queer, non-binary, fat black little baby from massachusetts. >> jay harrison gee. >> reporter: shortly after, jay harrison gee became the first openly non-binary actor to win for leading actor in a musical for "some like it hot". >> for every trans non-binary gender non-conforming human, whoever was told you couldn't be, you couldn't be seen, this is f

anticipated book will be out -- we have the date, september 12th in the next hour, i'll speak to tony xu of how ai is changingof the book of walter's book, he said he wanted to focus on space. it has a spaceship on the back, which is cool too. >> starship, it is a pretty -- the whole book is pretty cool. the cover itself with elon almost has a steve jobsian image of elon on the cover. >> he's like -- yeah anyway, can't wait to read it. i'm sure a lot of people can't too. and, andrew, looking forward to these interviews we have today from aspen too. >>> before we head to a break, couple of analyst calls for you. morgan stanley naming delta airlines a top pick. that call comes after the airlines' investor day yesterday where it raised its guidance the analyst there going to overweight with the price target of $70 and that would be a big jump from here that stock at $46.30 right now and deutsche bank downgrading dow component walgreens boots alliance to hold and taking the price target to $46 from $34 that call comes after walgreens earnings missed expectations for the first time in three years yesterday. and fo

tony awards wasn't all about acting. there was a lot about pushing sex change on kids. >> to anyone who is watching who is a parent when your child tells you who they are, believe them. [applause] protect, celebrate and water that truth. to our beautiful trans binary queerness makes you beautiful and powerful. 9/11 this room sees you and needs you and fight alongside you and we will win. >> what's winning look like? because this is all happening in front of our kids. and if you have a problem with that shut up. because the trans movement is now a religion. >> this transgenderism thing is like it's a religion. the transgender religion does what no other religion currently in modern america does is that they demand that you also believe it or at least that you claim that you also believe it. now, there is this push to be like if you misgender somebody, or you refer to someone by the wrong pronouns or whatever the hell it is that you are somehow have committed some sin and must be punished. that's a thing that a lot of people object to. >> jesse: is he right. transgender is religion convert or be canceled. those your only opti

it's already changing our lives back to you. natasha about 9 strasburg. thank you. and secretary general and tony of the terrace says he's uphold by the force of violent seems to don stoffel region. how jeanine of the capital of west on for i've seen some of the worst fighting around a 1000 people have been killed since april. many people have fled to neighboring child. does saint does drop a report from the border regional battery or for some sudanese refugees in camps in chad. fear is turning to anchor, eager to talk about the injustices they are facing. many are unable to speak without crime. most mon was separated from his family when fighting broke out in old janina in west r for he searched for weeks before crossing the border. people home out of engineering and now they are covering shut on every side that i'm not. dad has no food, no medicine, that is nothing has to go. there is nothing else to go to, to work to get water. i want to send my mother to help those people to last a hand in a previous conflict and says, if he doesn't find his family, he will do the unthinkable ones and go back

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tony in massachusetts, independent line. caller: hi. i feel like climate changes being underemphasized and overemphasized at the same point or maybe the the wrong reasons. climate change can be a less immediate problem that a lot of things because there are things that can change within even less than a year of legislation that could have drastic consequences for an ordinary person anywhere in the world. whereas the actual effects of global warming on the economy immediately -- production, consumption, and just pollution and stuff, that affects nearby areas immediately and do not get talked about enough. and yet, if the problem is as existential in 10 years, there could have been more -- could have much more damaging consequences that we are not talking about and we should be in less than that time. the immediate issues with consumption of renewable goods are not talked about enough because they are inconvenient. because it is -- host: once again, we have lost our caller. let's try mike in chesapeake, virginia, democratic line. caller: hello. how are you doing? g

tony by default is going to the left track there. find people are crap. and by pulling deliver, you can change of direction to the right track, but only one person who stop. so this question is, what do we do? that's impressive. now i keep asking this question, i know, or i need someone from a new country or a new region, i'll just guessing immediately. so it's quite clear if i office presses or anyone from you're all are doing extra for me to go. they will say they won't do anything because 1st of all, the europe is generally st. by pulling the, the work they're migrating one person to say the fight. i like my present, but they're more than one person, right? i are the same time. some people, the one person's life easy, very valuable as a fine people. but when you bring this question to india or china or from i, you know, you should go to visit. finalize is always bigger than one. so this is now imagine this guy know the got lots of bits of driving car. dude, i should act when is the duration like that? what is the philosophy? what uh miss alice, this is a very interesting uh thought to exper

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trump poster tony argues desantis is the riskier choice because the possibility has poll numbers could changently in the face of democratic attacks. trump and biden do not face the same risk giving voters greater familiarity with them in the records. josh, the take is that all of desantis talked with his supporters talk he would do better in the general. they say their internal polling shows a different story. >> trump is a known candidate. you love him or hate him and people know where they stand. those numbers are baked in pre-desantis has a lot more room to show he is a good cannon on the camping trip with the retail politics really important. outdoing that grip and grinning at iowa. the roast and ride. shannon: eat the corn dogs progressive gotta do that. who will talk about national polls all day. but, if you get someone like desantis who scores an upset in iowa that changes the whole national political dynamic. i think trump not being there was a missed opportunity. very confident about his standing this republican field. that is also like desantis or anyone else to get an upset by spen

blair had a last changed. tonye future and i maintains that i think he still maintains that hope. secondly, clearly hope. and secondly, it's clearly weakened putin. putin had looked invulnerable . now that invulnerable. now that invulnerability pierced invulnerability has been pierced and that there'll be and that means there'll be others in the who've been others in the elite who've been waiting time , be waiting their time, who'll be looking chance. so i do looking for a chance. so i do think changed the think this has changed the equafion equation as far as putin is concerned. longer looks concerned. he no longer looks like going to be there like he's going to be there forever. he's getting a bit forever. he's getting on a bit in he's very cut off forever. he's getting on a bit iiand he's very cut off forever. he's getting on a bit iiand so he's very cut off forever. he's getting on a bit iiand so that he's very cut off forever. he's getting on a bit iiand so that couldlery cut off forever. he's getting on a bit

change. rents programs for tribal communities to reclaim their territory are also in the works. reggie: tonyan is calling on book publishers to help with the push for more inclusion in education. >> we are asking textbook butchers to make a commitment to diversify their books and share what it is they are doing. reggie: thurman once publish of textbooks to commit to riding -- to writing diverse narratives that reflect california. thurman says textbooks failed to reflect the student population. after the announcement, thurman convened a task force on inclusive education. thurman estimates publishers earn close to $500 million per year for materials created for california schools. kumasi: suicide is the second leading cause of death for teenagers and young adults. this is a cyst is thinking that organizations and students are trained to change. a foundation award students with efforts to promote well-being. one of this year's winners is audrey wang. her stem background letter to learning more about mental health. >> one time i was listing to a woman -- women in tech panel where i learned about

tony blanken said the u.s. does not support taiwan's independent. irrelevant? >> on taiwan the u.s. one china policy. that policy has not changed. it is guided by taiwan relation act. the 6 assurances. we don't support taiwan independent and oppose to changes to the status quo by either side. we expect the peaceful resolution of difference. >> it gets worse biden trying to down play the spy balloon across our country for days before he took action when it was too late. take a look >> one thing that balloon caused was not so much it got shot down but i don't think the leadership knew where it was and what was in it and knew what was going on it was more embarrassing than intention. >> it was more embarrassing than intentional. and ecoath bide 18's weak stance said that chapter should be closed following talk in china here with reaction. nikki hail is with us. embarrassing more than intentional if he believes his lie i have a bridge to sell him to straight across or train to tracks to sell him straight cross the indian ocean saying the u.s. does in the support taiwan independent why did seal he say you don't have a right to invade

tony's pathological traitors and what does life on treason mean belarusians who have embarked on this path in the most the bloody moment of our history is people who have repeatedly changedtheir political orientation, but also the countries of their masters, a lover of zigging with the nazis, rodoslav. ostrovsky, after fleeing from liberated belarus, became a citizen of nazi germany on him. most importantly the man was in his twenties and thirties was, uh, a triple agent. and absolutely voluntarily without any. there some twisters made contact and collaborated for money. he was a kvd , being a citizen, collaborated with the advor, and then when the rout of the most massive the whole history of our uh, that of his 20th century belarusian ee party of the bulk in western belarus, he was still recruited from the two, polsk. boris ragulya, the creator of the sixty- eighth cavalry battalion, which organized punitive actions against the partizans , compiled execution lists from the civilian population. after the end of world war ii , the ragul will work for the cia , recruit a lot of other traitors who left the tribunal to land on the territory of the former motherland , the pe