troy: you still have tremendous money supply growth. the fed is still expanding their balance sheet by $120 billion a month. we are on pace to go between 15% to 17% this year. every central bank in every nationstate is still in a debasement period for their currencies. the macro environment is still very favorable. it doesn't look like there's any urgency for the fed to taper. from an adoption stan, we still think we are very early. you look at some of the wealth management platform product, morgan stanley has raised $150 million already. you look at gradual adoption in the hedge fund and asset management industry, that continues. we are still relatively early. you typically have an 18 to 20 month bull market, so we think we are still unable market. we think the -- in a bull market . we think the trendline is up. romaine: do you think there's a floor to that? people worry about the institutional embrace to this and whether it will be enough of a floor to keep them from going lower. troy: obviously after the big dislocation, we woke up a

how can a report like this, troy, go unanswered? >> i don't know the details of why it wasn't answered or what surrounded it being commissioned in the first place. but i will say that report did identify evidence of corrosion, deterioration. by itself, the conclusions didn't kind of scream out danger or imminent collapse. it did indicate repairs should have been made. a lot of those repairs, the patching of spalled concrete, it will prevent further chlorides getting into the steel and kind of accelerating the corrosion that needs to be arrested. >> whose responsibility, troy, would it have been to address it? clearly these are serious issues. >> i imagine that the building owners would have commissioned the evaluation and, you know, reading the details of the report, i would expect them to reach out to the engineers who produced the report, talk about what the implications are, and how urgent those repairs would have been. if they were cosmetic or could have been done over the long term, you know, that would have been communicated.

troy, welcome to you. i understand you spent 20 years looking at how structures react to earthquakes, hurricanes, explosions -- what was going through your mind when you saw this collapse, apparently unprompted by a major event? >> yeah, unprompted is the surprising part of this. buildings typically don't collapse spontaneously after being in service 40 years without some kinds of a trigger. that has been an external load, a earthquake, landslide, a hurricane, or it could be deforrioration or significant damage to a critical structural element. none of that appears to be the case here based on the evidence we have seen. yeah, very surprising and definitely a lot of work to be done to get to the bottom of it. >> a lot of questions come the minds. i am going ask this one. this is a building that stood for 40 years successful. >> yeah. >> is there any way that materials that were used could play into it? again, 40 years, it stood just fine. >> yeah. that's an important consideration is that, you know, it was

he also says -- so good to have you here, troy. troy, the miami-dade mayor is actually ordering an audit of all buildings in the county that more than 40 years old. what is it specifically about this particular area in miami that is risky? am >> i think you have in coastal environment you do have salt spray and other chloride in the soils. so you have steel and concrete which are more system skeptical to corruption. -- [inaudible] >> troye, we've been making a big deal about this 2018 report that was released two days ago. revealing that an engineer had warned managers to repair parts of the building after finding major structural damages. you looked at that report -- from your findings, you said that this was not necessarily -- [inaudible] >> the photos themselves really did pick the deterioration. things that need to be addressed to extend the service life of the buildings. and prevent long term for, the corruption of the steel. but it did it scream out to me safety risk or collapse, or anything of that sort. so, the urgency was

elizabeth: join being us now, former sheriff, he is also texas congressman troy nehls. more than three dozen businesses in baltimore's business district, it is called fells point, they have had it with rising crime and chaos and shootings. they are threatening to withhold, to hold back their local tax and permit payments if it doesn't stop? so these guys are taking matters into their own hands. if you put back on your sheriff's hat, what would be your reaction if you saw local business threatening to do that? >> thank you, liz, for having me. it is a sad state of affairs. we're seeing this across large cities across our country. but when you look at baltimore, and you look at those business owners, that are, you know, trying to raise their families, support their family, they have family-owned businesses. now they have to approach city council and use the threatening terminology, i'm going to have to cut back, i may not pay my taxes, is a sad state of affairs. these people are out there trying to support their families that have these businesses but the problem i have,

and our reporter, carolina troy sent us this report. the joy and pride in tulsa greenwood street. people here are commemorating one of the worst race massacres in the u. s. history about the same time they're celebrating their heritage. most of the survivors of town has raised massacre are no longer alive, but their descendants are here today. it was kept secret here until that and learn about it until i was about 9 or 10 years. so. well, i don't think people want to go back and remember the traumatic things that happened. they might have been afraid that it might happen again in 1921, a white mob, along with tulsa police, a members of the national guard attacked the black wall street district by looting and burning businesses and hopes greenwood was reduced to ashes or 10000 black people were left homeless. a shameful episode in the history of the city where race still device it's residence. we have our north part of tulsa, which is for donna black in and south and east and west is predominately why. and i feel like there's that line that you just don't cry if you're one of the o

will arrive on french land, which never saw americans but as friends and ally's, it is with great troyi addressed you and to the united states, the most cordial greetings of france. >> president kennedy replied. >> i want to express on behalf of my wife and myself. our most generous appreciation that you are welcome today. i come from america, the daughter of europe to france which is america's oldest friend. >> as quoted by the gods, the two presidents drove into the heart of paris, it was a ceremonial play two hours upon the consultation between the two leaders. mr. kennedy described the nature of these talks. >> i've found charles de gaulle far more interested in our state in opposition -- ten and appearing to agree with him when we do not. >> about his meetings with the president to go all, mr. kennedy went on to say, and our agreement on defending berlin, on working to improve the defenses of europe, on aiding the economic and political independence of the world, including latin america, on eight european economic unity, on concluding successfully the conference and on closer cons

. >> reporter: that level of community support is what troy back to san francisco this weekend.r ofmy nit i am the widows way in tobe sparkle. >> reporter: surrounded by friends, troy decided this is how he wanted to celebrate his late husband. during pride weekend in the city and the place where they went on their first date. >> pride is the biggest day of the year to us. it is our christmas, valentines, every holiday rolled into one. and we lived for it. >>> a beloved annual san francisco summer tradition is celebrating pride. stern grove welcomes perfume genius who is headlining the concert with san francisco native mahogany hosting. doors open at noon with the show starting at 2:00 this afternoon. reservations are required and they are free. head to the stern grove website. >>> oakland is continuing pride celebrations. yesterday businesses were featured. the indoor outdoor space was filled with vendors, merchants and nonprofits to support lgbtq communities. black pride say the goal is to bring people together after a tough pandemic year. >> it is reuniting communities with one ano

troy nehls, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. nehls will vote yea on the hill amendment. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote nay on the hill amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote no on the hill amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. speier, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. speier will vote no on the hill amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington state seek recognition? >> as the member

senator marsha blackburn, new york congressman lee zeldin, andy pozder, culloden antennae, texas is troyail, chris bedford and former asked director ron botelho. we have a washington post reporter saying dr. fauci in the nih have been stonewalling into a potential wuhan lab leak. dr. fauci now says he has been the object of a phenomenal amount of hostility, also the gop during up the spotlight illegal leak of billionaire tax returns from the irs to propublica this will happen at hearing this week we have what is going to go down there calling for the prosecution of the irs workers behind the leaks of taxes from amazon jeff bezos, warren buffett, bill gates and more the gop warning about the timing of this happening right when democrats want to raise taxes and this week it will ruin what the democrats wanted to and giving irs more money and more power. also tonight will break down president biden high-stakes meeting with vladimir putin this week, what can the president get accomplished. plus small businesses rising up against the defendant police push administering crimes, gun violence hi

. >> reporter: that level of community support is what brought troy coleman back to san francisco this weekend. >> this is in honor of my husband who passed away in october. tonight, i am the widow sparkle. >> reporter: surrounded by friends, troy he decided this is how we wanted to celebrate his late husband during pride weakened in the city. and the place where they went on their first date. >> pride is the biggest day of the year to us. it is our christmas, valentine's, every holiday rolled into one. >>> a beloved annual san francisco summer tradition is celebrating pride. stern grove welcomes perfume genius who is headlining the concert with san francisco native honey mahogany hosting. doors open at noon with the show starting at 2:00. reservations are required and they are free. had to stern grove website to register. >>> oakland is continuing the pride celebrations. yesterday queer businesses were featured and in expo. the indoor outer space was filled with vendors, merchants, and nonprofits that support lgbtq communities. organization is from oakland black pride see the goal is

. >> reporter: then there's brian grigsby and troy dillard of little rock, arkansas, who found an alzheimer'sder wandering. >> white male by the name of melvin enrine. >> he was pretty adamant. >> he wasn't going home until he got those flowers. >> flowers? >> that's what he wanted. he wanted flowers for his wife because tomorrow was mother's day. >> reporter: so instead of driving the man right home they took him to a shop and even helped pay. >> he had to get those flowers. we had to get them. i didn't have a choice. >> reporter: i also met pittsburgh detective jack muk who came across these two brothers at a boxing gym. muk says they were being abused and neglected by their foster parents. >> they have had it as worse as any kid that's lived in the city of pittsburgh. living conditionswise. >> reporter: really? >> and that just -- i had enough of it. >> reporter: so this bachelor cop adopted them. >> you're muk, right? you happy? good. now you're going to go out and cut my grass. >> reporter: and finally, denver police officers monique cedbury and alicia martinez, who were called to a scho

was a job on the official place in a way to go to the me on any unit number is 40. 30 to julius for troy. or was it for the break is you never but if i do it, what are some of the new i'm going to be on nero. b a voter. yeah. they want to just put another one at any time ago. i don't know if the little but on the letter with on sunday play me nice shift less demand land. got it, set the limits for peter from that is our feel. must somebody really given us one on the list that would be good to me to cut both already be a fee but not you're not listed. it said that you do not a part of that. did you do? did belong ah the yeah. the president, when i when i do that and tell him i believe. yeah. would you give, isn't nature, much thought i think i'm in a moment. the what are the, it's a good today if you'd be interested in before you been on the cell phone is, is just letting you know that you did, if you could be under the sun on getting the new port or not, not the standard cut before. so that's what military throws us, dition a quarter to one of the 4. it was you're going to never solve ca

joining us now troy martin, attorney specializing in trust estates and probates.ans were stunned that she said it and stunned hearing her story but you as a lawyer were astounded because if what she says is true, what does that mean legally? >> well first of all, she leveled some very serious allegations against the team that is handling her, and those allegations require a very serious response. a conservator generally does not have the power to involuntary confine somebody in psychiatric treatment, to force them to take drugs such as lithium, or to interfere with their reproductive rights, and if those things are really going on, it would require the removal ands replacement of the conservators at the least. >> when it comes to that i want to play the bit about the lithium but she was making the point that if she didn't do as they wanted, you know, whether it was rehearsing for an upcoming performance or just being "cooperative" that she would be punished. she said that about the lithium, if we can just listen to that, sorry, if we can see that full screen. she

. >> reporter: that level of community support is exactly what brought troy coleman back to san francisco this weekend. >> this is in honor of my husband who passed a i way in october so tonight i am the widow sparkle. >> reporter: surrounded by friends, troy decided this is how he wanted to celebrate his late husband. during pride weekend in the city. and at the place where they went on their first date. >> pride was and is the biggest day of the year to us. it was our christmas, our valentine's, every holiday rolled into one and we lived for it. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, a beloved annual san francisco summer tradition is celebrating pride. welcomes perfume genius who is headlining today's concert with san francisco native honey no hogny hosting. doors open at noon with the show starting at 2:00 this afternoon. reservations are required but it's free. you can just head to stern grove's website to register. >>> tokeland is continuing pride celebrations. the indoor/outdoor space was filled with vendors, merchants and non-profits. organizers f

investigators say that 45 year-old troy mcallister, a man on parole was in a stolen car when he hit 2 women. critics blame butadiene and his office for failing to prosecute mcallister for a number of charges that quickly triggered a recall petition which is 't get a chance to ask district attorney. all of the questions that we wanted to during our sitdown at larkin street youth services. but he says that his office is working on a number of steps to try and find ways to team up to try and break the cycle of crime on the streets. one step he says it's critical. the recent passing of sb 7.39 every year in california. there's approximately 2000, 500 young people aged out foster care system. >> and that means today is there on the road. no support. and no family, no resources. >> lawmakers passed a bill that he co-authored which he says will provide a $1000 a month for 3 years for children aging out of the foster care system cash transfer being able to have a minimum monthly income. >> for this pilot will demonstrate the ability for folks to really stay on their feet, get on their feet an

come and see like now with the corona virus pandemic. recently the gold prize hit 1500 heroes for troy ounce. but how much gold is there on our planet? the world gold council estimates that the total amount of mind gold would fill a cube with nearly 22 meter long sides. almost half of it has been turned into jewelry. 22 percent, his private investments, while 17 percent is held by central banks. the remainder is found in electronic devices like smart phones. it's not known exactly how much gold is in the us. they one thing is mining it is becoming an increasingly complex task. most consonants can boast large scale goal deposits, including south america. in brazil, gold mining is having a devastating impact on both the rain forests and the people. the letter for sheets despite depend in it and rainy season downpours, he's out serving his territory more and more often he comes across illegal gold mining wrong. they cruise probably armed chiefs flores, somebody knows the location, the police water, mostly, and drinkable now who will lead to film on it and the mercury they use sink to the

death claim against the city and the district attorney's office today, saying hit and run suspect troy mcallister should not have been behind the wheel of the car that hit her. the parolee would have been behind bars if the police and state parole agents communicated properly. instead, an unanswered email about the december 20th arrest led to mcallister's release. >> it is an email that sits in people's inboxes. someone didn't respond because people were away for the holiday. >> reporter: the family is seeking changes to communication protocols and monetary compensation for the death of their daughter. a death they say was preventible. >> she loved san francisco with a passion and any action that can be taken that will make san francisco safer and where people can be 47 and safe to cross roads and be happy, that would be her wishful. >> reporter: the city attorney's office is reviewing the claims. nbc bay area news. >>> one of the most notable and controversial pioneers of the silicon valley has died. john mcafee found dead in his jail cell. the 75-year-old died in a barcelona jail jus

certainty, like now with the corona virus pandemic. recently the gold price hit $1500.00 euros for troy amps. but how much gold is that on our planet? the world gold council estimates that the total amount of mind gold would fill a cube with nearly 22 meter long sides. almost half of it has been turned into jewelry. 22 percent is private investments well, 17 percentage held by central banks. the remainder is found in electronic devices like small savings. it's not known exactly how much gold is still in the us. they one thing is mining it is becoming an increasingly complex task. most consonants can boast large scale goal deposits, including south america. in brazil, gold mining is having a devastating impact on both the rain forests and the people the sheaves. despite the pandemic and rainy season downpours, he's out serving his territory more and more often he comes across, illegal gold mining ross. they cruise probably chiefs is simply notes the location that police water, mostly, and drinkable now leave as a film on it. and the mercury they use sinks to the river that we consume it

but that sparked ireland into life, with two goals from troy parrott before jason knight ,and then darylt match against new zealand at lords. after a double hundred from debutant devon conway... new zealand were all out for 378. and despite an early wobble, joe root and rory burns steadied the ship for england... leaving them on 111 for two at the close. olly foster reports. the focus of the test so far has been on two debutants. ollie robinson has taken four wickets for england, but he's also had to deliver a chastening public apology after a series of offensive teenage tweets came to light. devon conway has also been trending on social media — he put the kiwis firmly on top and was now looking to put them out of sight. henry nicholls reached 50, but the fresh pace of mark wood was his undoing. hooked and in the air... and out. and it was robinson who took the catch — that lifted england's spirits, and no doubt his. the partnership broken, new zealand wobbled. robinson can thank zak crawley for one of his wickets — he took a fabulous catch. and taken. they bowled new zealand out for 378

the green vegetables chick lovejoy. 100 grams of buck troy has around a 100 milligrams of calcium and green vegetables contain other minerals essential for bones like potassium. studies show that people who eat more fruits and vegetables have stronger bones. vegetables are also a source of vitamin k which helps incorporate calcium into the bones. experiments show that vitamin k strengthens the bone matrix. a vegetable rich diet provides adults with sufficient amounts. vitamin k supplements are not necessary for calcium from food to reach the bones. one thing is crucial, the sun, when sunlight hits our skin body produces vitamin d, which is important for bones. so how about a salad of green vegetables and cheese topped with sesame seeds and enjoyed outdoors while these foods are boned boosters? remember that a very died of whole foods is keep in order to be healthy, you need to make sure you're getting the right amount of micro nutrients, but around the world there are big regional differences. one such example, iodine countries on the asian and american continents tend to be in good s

what this is troy, you're lucky? no sir. actually the most ancient lamp lie on us today. and it's probably really similar to how the very 1st alarm plans were by 400000000 years ago. i know you can see, is there a really well under those high c o. 2 concentrations in the cabinet, which suggests that the fungus is doing its job and supplying it with nutrients from the soil on the plan to really well. because of that, by working with fungi, lever words not only survive, they thrive, sucking up carbon dioxide and pumping out oxygen. these tiny plants gave the planet it's 1st breath of fresh air. and over time, they changed the composition of the entire atmosphere, paving the way for complex plants. and so you end up with these much larger plans evolving which have leaves the masa which are able to control the sphere to movement into the leaves. which are able to allow the plant really big ups up above ground. ever since nearly every plan has been nurtured by their symbiotic fungi. i am still captivated by this whole idea of a plant that is alive that is healthy. and that is

but these will ease as we go 13, friday, finding troy across the mediterranean, lots of warm sunshine, some lovely weather continuing here, or sunshine to across the northern parts of africa for central africa. well, the tropical showers now started to pep up quite nicely. all the way into liberia, the who's across the world, young actually based and organized there on the move to the day. we do the work in the 1st of a new series to people in new york city use different to me to fight institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a wide problem that what buyers, a systemic pollution generally can change on the story of them. bob way, in her words, she is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's even new robot mccardie. my responsibility is to tell, is involved with the story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary, everyday life. or if the people i'm writing about patina got out of darkness, my zimbabwe on al jazeera oh a and one of the top stories here and i was 0, a heat wave in the us and canada has shattered temperature reco

of human traffickers, human traffickers who were well known for torturing and abusing mike when she troy and leave the move and african she was to get to europe. and she says that when she was liberated and taken to one of these detention senses, she thought her deal was over. but sadly, from those allegations, it was far from that because she's now saying they don't arrival in those centers. she received and was subjected to that sexual abuse. now some human rights groups say that these fences are known for being rife for sexual abuse. sexual violence and exploitation, are rife in several detention centers for migrants across the country. women migrants reduced to sex, slaves and libya. the dangerous journey leading to libya are not gender neutral. victims of trafficking and slavery deserved internal protection, whether migrants or refugees will that call from the un h. c or representative is likely to cause real problems for you, particularly as so many people are saying that this is an issue that was well known . in fact, an e news own report which is written back in 2019 highlighted.

help discrimination and violence against black people and a reporting fine for the killing of tor troy. and it's for after a year away. it's covered 19 grand from fantasies. backer, wimbledon crowns are at 50 percent capacity for day one of the tournaments. ah, the us secretary of state is defending the air strikes against paramilitary and our groups along the iraq syria border and nibbling can says the strikes will send a strong message. both the iraqi and iranian government have condemned the attacks . the strikes targeted the popular mobilization forces that is an umbrella group of arabian back sizes him on con, begins coverage from back that this is the moment the us said it hit are popular mobilization forces base ne, iraq's l. com. border crossing with syria. the air strikes happened in the early hours of monday, targeting both sides of the crossing. on the rocky side, a base used for drone attacks with hit a statement from the u. s. department of defense fed. the targets were selected because these facilities are utilized by iran, back to militias that engaged in unmanned aerial

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome 100 air refueling wing commander troy pananon. [applause] >> i just want to say starting off, distinguished visitors, commanders, chief, airmen, families, honored guests, this is absolutely a bloody good evening. what a way to welcome what is going to be a special night. before we get started, i have to start by saying thank you. started, i have to start by saying thank you. thank you to lieutenant colonel jessica snyder, brandon smith. as well as every single member associated with organizing this amazing event. you all are an amazing team for putting this together, and it is going to be a world-class event. [applause] it is hard to say this, but i hope you believe it. it is absolutely truly humbling to stand before all of you and represent you, because you are the best, the brightest our great nation has to offer. tonight is a demonstration of the strength and relationships, as every single one of you has played a crucial part in ensuring tonight success. from the pathfinders to the air commandos, to the liberty wings. team reco

across the central parts of here for a time, but these will ease as we go $13.00, friday, fine and troy across the mediterranean. lots of warm sunshine, some lovely weather continuing here, or sunshine to across northern parts of africa. for central africa, well, the tropical showers now started to pep up quite nicely, all the way into liberia. with the, with energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your ah ah, reminder the top stories to 0, a heat wave in the us and canada has shattered temperature records and partially caused the deaths of dozens of people. hospitals are reporting an influx of heat stroke victims, while the threat of large qualifies is growing in the u. s. northwest. if your government has warned the military could re enter the capital of the northern region within weeks, despite declaring a unilateral cease fire on monday. to try people's liberation front has rejected the fees and bill cosby has been released from prison to pennsylvania. su

tommy troy is a freshman at delos got those two run, homer seven. nothing lead. played defense. this is san jose's eddy park, another freshman making beautiful catch in left field. rocky jones also have a three run homer and five rbs for the cardinals. 14 5 will take on vanderbilt on wednesday. omaha, nebraska got to admit as a basketball fan, just a little disappointed to hear the news today that steph curry will not be playing in japan representing team usa is decided to sit it out. no official explanation. you figure that he wants to rest that he had that tailbone injury. he's 33 rights. could be 37 when he gets his next crack at it in the olympics, but he could make it happen. and speaking of olympics we all have our ways of getting ready for big events. you need to check this out case. you missed this young american athlete over the weekend. child that's nothing got dead. oh, no. well they color the dancing queen. her name is sarah schmidt from scottsdale, arizona. at the u. s swim trials and a video that went viral. but the sad news with regard to this is d

hello, r, plum rains are working in synergy with post tropical disturbance, troy weighing and it has just dropped incredible amounts of rain in taiwan is south of type pay. $221.00 millimeters of rain is a catch $22.00 reservoirs are starting to fill up, but of course we're dealing with devastating flooding. our usual plug brain start to fragment a bit, so we get into some dry spells as we head toward the gang sue river valley. we'll have to shanghai. we're also dealing with dry conditions for south korea. and as we head toward tissue, but a bit of scattered showers per honshu, just outside of tokyo, off to southeast asia under heaviest rain. really, our monsoon rains toward me and more western portion of thailand and a pretty heavy batch of brains toward the western portion of borneo and the north as well. and the philippines pretty much blanketed in rain from the south devil rate up as we hit toward the north in manila $29.00. but that's going to feel about $42.00 off to india and our minds to rein southwest really dying down. but still some showers towards the western gods, but re

troy was making his way in here, some very heavy rain coming in. we all like to see some flooding effecting. tie one over the next couple days here. it comes. it's making his way away from the philippines. legacy. a shout was coming back in behind. just rush a shout, not too many of them into malaysia into indonesia, but some way whether they are just around the world part of sumatra across the malay peninsula. little further north, where we have got the monsoon range. they have now set in there about couple to 2 or 3 days behind schedule. the black line shows you whether one soon rains are now the some arrays. they will continue to drift further north with southern parts of care on seeing the 1st of the south west. the monsoon range, as we go on through where friday at wet weather, also facing western india sponsor cut on airways. in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval hispanic period in the field of mathematics. the term algebra can be traced back to the arabic word

and then we bumped in the couple other people including poly, troy, sneaks, chat and breeze. and now we have things 15 new apps, which you can find a new podcast app dot com that will let you stream, supposed small bits in real time. and you determine the amount, which is kind of the 1st time that we've had a price discovery mechanism for creative content. it's always been silicon valley tells you that song is worth $0.99. that app is worth $0.99. you can't really influence that as the person who receives the value, which is the listener. what is worth to me? a buck an hour? ok. 3000. that's an hour. maybe you do it $0.50 a minute or $100.00. that's a minute. and if you really love something, hit the boost, but you can send a 1000 and sat, and we now we're doing over 150000 transactions, monthly from people streaming. so t o she's 2 pod casters right. i really find this interesting. you allow for more, more price discovery to come into the interaction with the content creators and the content consumers. and it's also interesting how over the years new technology has come alon

of human traffickers, human traffickers who were well known for torturing and abusing migrant suit, troy, and leave the new with an african. she was to get to europe and she says that when she was liberated and taken to one of these detention fences, she thought her deal was over. but sadly, from those allegations, it was far from that some human rights group say that these centers are known for being rife for sexual abuse. sexual violence and exploitation, are rife in federal detention centers for migrants across the country. women migrants reduced to sex, slaves and libya. the dangerous journey's leading to libya are not gender neutral. victims of trafficking and slavery deserved internal protection, whether migrants or refugees. in fact, an e use own report which is written back in 2019 highlighted. the massive issues in these detention centers, thousands of men, women, and children remain arbitrarily detained in d. c, i am centered in libya. mix migrants in overcrowded detention centers a reporter to suffer from various abuses and deprivation, including forced labor torture, sexual a

a lot of fuel coming in here which is really cool.te that level of support is exactly what brought troy back to san francisco this weekend. >> this is in honor of myanwho n october. so tonight i am the widow sparkle. >> reporter: surrounded by friends who have decided they wanted to celebrate his great husband. >> pride and biggest day in the year to us. it was our christmas, our valentine's. every holiday rolled into one. >> every holiday rolled into one. >>> oakland is celebrating pride with a special expo feature queer run and owned businesses. more than 60 businesses are in are at the room in jingle town. the goal is to bring people together after a tough pandemic year. >> it's reuniting our communities with one another. and also an economic shot in the arm. reigniting the economy because we haven't been able to be here in a while. >> reporter: oakland black pride has also partnered with the city's parks and recreation department for several other events that will continue tomorrow, including a kickball tournament and the slayer's ball. tickets for all of that still online and avail

troy becca festival gets underway for the 1st time. the panoramic began ah, you and humanitarian chief is demanding that the world step up and deal with the famine affecting that these 350000 people in the field p s t gray region. mark local says there's every chance it will get much worse. she broke out into gray in november, so you need to use government and the regions, former willing policy around 5 and a half 1000000 people are in the grid of food insecurity. but that urgent help the un believe 2000000 people will edge closer to famine. there is family now, there is famine now in t gray the number of people in farming conditions in ip see 5 conditions is higher than anywhere, anywhere in the world at any moment since a quarter 1000000 of their lives in 2011 is another 2000000 people just to step away from those extreme situations, us ambassador to the un says the security council is ignoring the disaster. the security council's failure is unacceptable. we have address other emerging crisis with public meetings, but not with this o

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome 100 air refueling wing commander troy pananon.ause] commander pananon: that is the most claps i have ever received, so thank you. distinguished commanders, chiefs, airmen, families, honored guests. this is absolutely a bloody good evening. what a way to welcome what is going to be surely a special night. before we get started, i have got to first say thank you to lieutenant colonel jessica schneider, chief best sergeant brandon smith, as well as every member associated with organizing this amazing event. you all are an amazing team and it is going to [applause] >> now it is hard to say this, but i hope you believe it. it is absolutely truly humbling to stand before all of you and represent you, because you are the best, the brightest our great nation has to offer. and as the son of an immigrant of immigrant parents from thailand, i know what it means to live in the land of the free and opportunity. so thank you mom and dad, please stay strong, we are going to see you next month. tonight is a demonstration of the strength of relati

cameron deriggs and devonte brown, who are both 18, troy reid, who's 19 and prince dixon, who s 25, were of w rzburg, after an attack by a man wielding a knife. a 24—year—old somali man has been arrested. police say he was known to them and had been receiving psychiatric treatment, in recent months. a freak tornado which hit the czech republic has killed at least five people and injured hundreds of others. towns and villages were hit by winds of more than 200mph along the slovak and austrian borders. thousands of homes are reported to have been destroyed. a remarkable scientific discovery has been made in china. researchers say they've found the skull of what they believe is a new species of human, which could be our closest evolutionary relative. if confirmed, "dragon man", as he's been named, would replace the neanderthals as our sister species. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh, has the full details. meet the dragon man, a perfectly—preserved skull found in the black dragon river province in northeastern china. he's thought to be a new species of human that lived 146,000 years a

he has, he has troy promised that he would be somebody who is trustworthy to deliver at development. but the challenges out there in terms of, you know, finding the people and growing them together. well, exactly, there's a war going on and check that which is kill tens of thousands of people and hundreds of thousands. they're either display still facing famine. surely that has to if he wins this and if you get this mandate, surely that has to be the priority. exactly. i had to click a couple of days ago. he has got 2 options. if you will, the looks, you know, one is going the authority and direction on the pretext of projecting himself or the leader of law and order. because there is, there is, this is security undefeated as a side t, but more fruitful direction would be kind of in the direction of nation building where he needs to really have a dialogue starting with these on the job. he's already on the are and having a unity that and needs to also expanded to to gray is experiencing violent conflict. okay, we'll leave it there. good to talk to them or how may i go to my joining u

doctors said people should troy to get the same brand from beth if possible. >>> bay area pediatriciansre starting to to kids. until recently most kids have been getting them at vaccine clinics run systems, pharmacist. the minimum age is expected to drop gradually to five, two and then as young as six months. >>> hamilton is coming back to san francisco. tickets go on sale this morning. >> this so much joy to see julius up there. the show gets underway at the orpheum theater and runs for four weeks from august 10th to september 5th in san francisco. i just set my alarm. >> i missed the last two big events. i still have not seen julius and i've seen hamilton twice here. >> i haven't seen it at all. >> okay. now how many tickets am i getting? >> three. >> jobina, >> four. >> oh, my gosh. >> we're good r it. we got it. >> will venmo you. >>> all right. let's take a look at what's going on. not dealing with the clouds but if you looked south you can see the bank of clouds that awaits you as you go toward the bridge. we have clouds but unlike yesterday they're climbing up and over and headin

yes, troy sally. on wednesday. the 1st strikes on garza since cecil. i came into effect less than 4 weeks ago. israeli military planes attack us targets south of gaza city . and in con eunice you know, say it has more from gaza. they israel military carried out great in the south. think this trip mainly in units govern. there is a different locations in areas including agriculture, causing a lot of material damage. this was violating the fire place the 3 weeks ago after the recent war. an already fragile fire that has been already violated israeli military set. the strikes have come in, recalls to the in gary balloon that had blanched yesterday from the gaza strip. also in response to the flag march. that's what's taking place in jerusalem. that was provoking a flag more to palestinians yesterday. also, according to how much officials and israeli media should mediators had very much pressured to restrain the flag march. and it was up to only the instant jerry balloons and the confusion activities that took place across the borders of the gods district

hello for asia pacific r plum rains in synergy with post tropical storm troy, weighing have really given a deluge toward taiwan. that's helping to fill the reservoirs, but it has led to devastating flooding. the plum rains really fragmented, so we'll get into really dry conditions along the gangster river valley will on to shanghai drive for south korea and key issue for japan. but as we head toward han, she will see a scattering of some showers outside of tokyo, toward the southeast are mon, to rains. really ramping up. yet more toward western side of thailand. some bursts of rain as we head toward the west of borneo and the north to and if i take you to the bay of bang, gall or monsoon range have really hammered sri lanka. so these are the scenes. this is outside of the capital colombo, just flooded out streets, flooded out homes. because of how much rain we have been dealing with over the last few days. on tuesday we'll see some really strong rain as we head toward bangladesh . so i'll give you a closer look here. the yellow indicates those heavier pulses of energy moving through into