treva: thank you for asking.he first thing we have to reckon with is that in may of 2020, amidst a global pandemic, we also saw one of the biggest and sustained uprisings in response to police brutality, in response to racism, in response to histories of injustice in this country, and frankly throughout the globe. i think it is important to put that in context, because more people are reading about antiracism, looking into theories and studies and authors and scholars and organizers in recent memory than ever before. to process what was happening, to process the killing of george floyd, of breonna taylor, to look at mass incarceration, to look at policing, you are seeing demand and a groundswell of national debates about our contemporary moment. i think what we are seeing in the pushback on critical race theory is the politicalization further of those conversations and this retrenchment from the ideas that equality, equity, and justice matter as principled values for many of us. you are able to mobilize and galva

this is such a massive issue. treva, i mean part of the problem clearly is systemic, inasmuch as there are tens of thousands of individual police forces up and down side to side across the united states. but when it comes to drilling down into that systemic issue, i'm intrigued to know why somebody someplace consistently takes the wrong decision or the implement the wrong manifestation of the decision. when they're in a situation where they have to send police officers round to deal with a potential suspect, but nobody at any point says they're a sensitivities surrounding this. be aware of that, that is not a difficult concept to grasp, surely is not difficult. and yet, here we are, we have to understand the history of policing in the united states. we have to understand its relationship to race and what specifically to anti black racism. if we understand the roots of policing in this country being about recapturing, fugitive enslaved people, that we understand it as protecting businesses, and particularly the property of white men protecting those who are employing but not laborers. i

s. anti doping agency, treva sty guard is particularly bewildering. to listen to because in the case of a shell de been, he was basically citing irregularities, abnormalities as if nothing had happened. and in the case of camilla valley. but he's out with pitchforks already saying that the entire anti doping system is at fault. and that will leave a definite, they should not have competed at the olympics. so definitely enough the, the city and what is supposed to be an event of premier sports and competition on the pitch, not off the badge, but tonight of course, camilla leave and other russian figure skaters. i'll take him to the ice, i will be there, and i'll be watching, and i will keep you updated on everything happening here in beijing, alexia s. s e r t reporting from beijing, and china. ok, let's pick up on some of what alexi was saying that we can go live now to alan abraham son award winning sports writer who's in beijing also covering the games. welcome to our t. you've covered a lot of lympics over the years. how would you assess how the au

barcelona, up to $60000.00 trade visitors are expected at the world's largest mobile communications, treva. but as the overshadowed of course by the events in ukraine and the massive economic sanctions on russia includes something not be seen in decades. a ban on technology transfers high tech companies at the fair by discussing what that could mean for them on t w's. chelsea delaney is at the m w. c in barcelona and she sent us this update. all this was expected to be a week of celebration where the global technology industry are returned to normality after that pandemic instead, the war between russia, ukraine is really dominating this event. there was supposed to be a rush of pavilion. they're no longer will be, but there's also a lot of long term consequences for the industry and that we're going to see really taking center stage here. first and foremost, rushes access to western technology, particularly semiconductors is going to be restricted as well. russia is a major supplier of things like palladium or neon that are crucial to technology production to this could end up actually wo