u. k. body and he was a calm person. he said he didn't want to be a burden on his children. he didn't want to go to the hospital saying he was ok. you don't. you are. his mother said a final farewell to his son. that every go back and tell the story. and this great guy, just from the mission here, have told the system to running based on sundays, struggling to deal with the number i say before the pandemic, about 70 to 80 funerals, a day were held here at the peak of the pandemic. there were more than $400.00 graveyard officials. i've told people they need to attend funerals in the lower numbers to observe health protocols. but because so many people are dying. the still a considerable amount of morning rhonda before they can not through the cooler it is an unprecedented crisis over the past 50 years until may 22nd. we have had more than 30000. this is due to kronos. it is about 40 percent of the total crow, not this last year in the wash, but is with water. and even now in most of the muslim countries, it is not done. but here we do all religious procedures. one would compa

body was found in a ditch outside cairo in 2016 very signs of torture. it was researching egyptian trade unions for cambridge university, and the u. k. investigators believe it or journey was mistaken for spine egypt. national security general theresa beer and 3 of his subordinates will be tried in absentia. european union is on track to introduce vaccine passports from next tuesday. you commission president from the lion says the infrastructure for digital vaccination certificates will be ready by june. the 1st, the current of ours pandemic was the subject of talks on day 2 of the you need is how much in brussels underline says it's up to member countries to ensure they're able to process digital vaccines certificates by next week. now the member states have the key and the urgent task to make sure that the national health systems of fed with the information of citizens health status. so that the certificate can be issued. sounds like a lot of work. and indeed, it is still a lot of work, but i'm optimistic that we're getting them. india has reported its lowest number of new kevin 19 cases in nearly 6 weeks. the official tale has dr

was things about sex and and creases of the body, so those are the four things we think of as hot peppers. these days they aren't. i probably use the word f-u-c-k. i think i'm normal. nowadays what an anthropologist would call our pro fan is what we call, because language is what we call slurs. so the n-word is a classic example. but there are others referring to gay men or women. those are the words that occupy the slot that the grand old and creasal four-letter words back in the day once did. >> serious question, because the last couple times we had you on was obviously to talk about the deleterious effect our former president had on discourse and language in our country. by how much in your view over just the space of four years, did he normalize, i'm trying to think of all the words banned in my mother's household as a kid. most still hold up pretty well. how much did he normalize the words that would have been on a list ten years ago? >> to tell you the truth, i think he was a symptom. that he could sometimes on the record and then off the record, even more, shall we say, colorfully indulge in certain words. i think all of us are thinking

body was found in a ditch outside cairo in 2016 very signs of torture. he was researching egyptian trade unions for cambridge university in the u. k. investigators believe so, jenny was mistaken for spy egypt. national security, general teddy, severe and 3 of his subordinates will be tried in his abstention either moraneus horton, vince for us in rome. the judge, hearing the court and rum agreed enough with prosecutors to send this case to trial, and that the trial in which the 4 suspects egyptian security forces will be tried in censure. the prosecutors made a strong argument, a saying that security forces had been spying on virginia for several months before his disappearance and killing. and they also had said that security forces had abuse with cruelty their authority and their actions against jenny. now the defense attorney who hasn't even met his clients and in egypt made another argument. and that argument was that these gyptian security forces haven't been informed of this hearing and this ongoing process enough to, to defend themselves. and that it should not go to trial, since they haven't been part of the process. the j