i'm peter, isabel. remind you we're discussing the e u in crisis. ah, okay, let's go back to donald in london so far in this program we have 2 contradictory ideas. the e u is just the all power comes from the member states. and then just supposed to that we have this all powerful commission. what is it? because that's what the arguments i hear all of the time. it's not democratic, faceless bureaucrats. but then the other argument is no, all the power comes from the member states. ok, how did, how do you, how do you balance that donald, go ahead. when it's obvious that the power comes from the council of ministers, because it's an agreement between states, the states get together, the council of ministers appoints of commission and the commission then. and the commission then an actor, a number of propositions which up obtain a majority the that is the way it has been. the idea that the commission runs european affairs or interferes in hunger and culture. is absolute nonsense? well, i mean, they are bound and the hungarians are being threatened with sanctions

ok, but it is a political just speaks to the divisions in europe inside the u. okay, let me go to donald. that's the same question here. i mean, it's interesting what alan had to say is that it's a lot of noise. a lot of light now, but not much heat. would you agree with that? yes for once i agree with that, it's a lot of noise and also it's it's as usual, giving the european union the more important than it actually has when it comes to values. there is not very much the you have imposed, i mean, one can say for instance, you can't be a member of the p and union. it's jeff capital punishment. that is that, that's so the thing as for european values then use, historically speaking are always constructed. you know, people talk about british values or french values and they seem to have a list of stuff that i think is good. and then they put them in the baskets. we says our, our values. but otherwise, there is not very much. the european union has very limited powers. for instance, it hasn't got any power on foreign policy. it doesn't go to any power on the taxation. i

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by decades fighting drug trafficking. columbia remains one of the world's pop producers of co, okay. the u. n's world heritage committee is proposing to label the great barrier reef in danger. the australian government describes it as politically motivated with the body being influenced by their current host, china, but cambra was 1st warned of the in danger listing in 2014. several bleaching events have happened on the reef in the past 5 years, triggering widespread loss of coral in 2019 australia as own reef authority downgraded its condition from poor to very poor. and venice is also at risk of being put on the unesco list of endangered sites, actually at hope the recent buying a large cruise ships from entering the cities waterways might have been enough to save it from the list, but the world heritage committee says the lagoon is still at risk of climate change flooding and heavy rains. the buddies, the body says over tourism is also a large concern. without action, venice could have its world heritage status removed entirely. so the come on, i'll just say we're this news our, the def

u. s nothing of the okay, not only in germany, really what turkey, the gun is on the coverage international dialogue on that. it's not a great tribute when the best that joe biden can say about your mission is that it hasn't failed yet. you think, withdrawing all the troops and leaving the country to be overrun by the taliban enhances your partnership with that kind of stuff. i'm not sure how you work that out. we need to continue to support the ongoing afghan lead piece process. you say what process is that? you know perfectly well that i haven't been any sustain talks between the government and the taliban. for months sometimes the taliban turn up to talk. sometimes they don't. why construct these fairytale scenarios that have absolutely nothing to do with reality? the peace process will resume and that the process is not always resuming, as we hoped. also because there is like always in negotiation, at least 2 parties, the gun legitimate government. and sometimes the government has not shown up to these negotiations. sometimes the tale by not playing. they were excluded from the deal, bu

u >> okay, so drug companies very clearly also claim they are forced to raise prices because pharmacyhat while prices rise, their profits don't. but internal data obtained by the committee shows the rebates abbvie provided to medicare on commercial plans from 2013 to 2018 ranged from just 4% to 11%. the datafr also showed that the annual t net price of the drug, the price of the drug after subtracting all rebates, discounts, and fees, rose by approximately 60 persh. doctor, what does that demonstrate about whether rebates a are driving abbvie's price increases? >> abbvie's price increases are being set by>> abbvie itself, a the reason that rebates are so low in this market is because we don't allow the government to negotiate drug prices based on their value and in fact allow drug companies to set prices however they want, and if a drug company is trying to meet the needs of the sort of expectations of its ugshearholds oror something about its revenu, it's going to do what it can by increasing prices on currently available drugs as much as it can. >> thank you. despite what big pharma

and again, upon their return, children who are not currently being an okay listed under the u. k. is vaccine rolled out, will also be exempt from quarantine. the scottish and well, governments are considering whether to follow that rule change or the entire african continent has been experiencing. it's west week since the beginning of this pandemic. there's been concern of several countries. the past, the 2nd wave peak and now appear to be entering a 3rd wave. nicholas hack reports from senegal, capital dachelle. a public awareness campaign in the car nurse indicate job knows it will take more than a catchy, to convince people to get back to needed. instead, the goal is running short on vaccines anyway, as infection rates rise. in the next 72 hours, we are going to be making a lot of noise. we will be doing topic campaigns, knocking on people's doors, going in factories and offices, and warning everyone to be prepared. synagogue is among 23 african countries experiencing a 3rd wave of infections with 250000 new cases in the last week. the world health organization warns the contin

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okay. that's not ok. i mean, you're building a number of e u countries like ireland or against the riff lawn. but this will not stop. the global corporation tax says us treasury secretary, janet yellen. i should emphasize it's not essential that every country be on board disagreement contains a kind of enforcement mechanism that can be used to make sure that countries that are holdouts are not able to undermine the global corporation. tax rate is sent to come into force in 2023, but negotiations are still ongoing. a final agreement is not expected until the g 20 leader summit in rome and october. some other stories now making headlines around the world in ethiopia, the ruling party has won an overwhelming majority and last month, national election, securing prime minister ob meds. another 5 year term in office abi is facing international criticism over alleged war crimes. during the conflict in the northern t drive region, the wife of haiti's assassinated president has made her 1st remarks since the killing of her husband. 14 louise said the attack happened in the blink of an eye without her

u. s. fall in the middle east always comes back to haunt them, reporting from washington. they are in front, zach or t. okay, well thanks for that to update the phone on the fact that the u. s. is now fully agreed to end its combat mission there in iraq. thank you. now the us justice department meanwhile, will not investigate new york state handling of the co crisis in nursing homes. the united some came in a letter to republican lawmakers and it has raged the families of victims. cowards . you cowards. you believe in the money you follow the money trail, your coward, how can you just and there is no apology. i mean to sit there and watch almo, how his tone change. you know, he seems so sympathetic now, because he's off. he's free. i'll tell you about the life the lights have been going on for years. my mother's been tripping and falling in that nursing home for years. my mom, they said she had arthritis, but she kept bawling. so they blamed pain on her shoulder on not the right as and it was not arthritis she had at this located shoulder. and 2 years earlier, she fell in the nursing home and she broke her

so if you're okay, i think there is no for the u. n or not african edges at this moment to inject themselves or to impose themselves on this issue. both egyptian and they are located in africa and they share the union so that you should be given a charge in order to be able to do this problem. that is good for the entity that is good. also, the african need us to come up with an african solution as far the why have african union sponsored talks failed to produce results so far? so i would like to give you the buffer station as b c. along which these negotiations when they get to the african union, we're not the whole there was never before asians, african union was love to leave and they were not having any plan that can they were sitting up again in the lumps isn't take any decisions or any and so this why we've got africa is sending to me they're saying is that they were asking. so the academics in the meetings love to give any opinion all comments on so you can say, i don't mean anything. and african williams is in his folder. so

union is coming of age and maturity mediating the seller being at the so if you're okay, i think there is no for the u. n or not african edges at this moment to inject them such or to impose themselves on this issue both. and they are located in africa and they share the union so that you should be given a charge in order to be able to have this problem. that is good for the entity that is good. also, they need us to come up with enough contribution a saw the why have african union sponsored talks failed to produce results so far? rollo would like to give you the vision as b c, which these negotiations when they get to the african union, we are not a whole there was a whole ations african union love to leave and not having any plan. so can they? we made african union did lunch even make any decisions for any amount. so this why we've got africa is selling me where that thing is that you asking. so the academics in the meetings love to give any opinion all come in on those you can mean anything and that you can solve this. so you all is well not any is not and will not be not carried out. neither egypt

okay. that's not ok. i mean, if you're building a number of e u countries like ireland or against the riff lawn, but this will not stop the global corporation tax says us treasury secretary, janet yellen. i should emphasize it's not essential that every country be on board . this agreement contains a kind of enforcement mechanism that can be used to make sure that countries that are holdouts are not able to undermine the global corporation. tax rate is set to come into force in 2023, but negotiations are still ongoing. final agreement is not expected until the g 20 leader summit in rome and october. tracy ok, now where are the ruling? prosperity party has been declared the winner of last month. national election. not in a landslide victory secures prime minister. i'll be off let another 5 years and office after coming to power in 2018. i went over so profound political reforms and even won the nobel peace prize, but now he's being accused of committing war crimes and the battles northern t region. the supporters of prime minister b amid cheering him on an election day. their votes helped secure his lands

u. k. vaccination program would've all gone to waste. okay. for her guy. yeah. go that bring us the latest reaction from london. sonya, thank you. well, after months of criticism that covert 1900 vaccines weren't reaching, developing nations and occupation drives around the world are picking up. but the role lights come as experts worry about the impact. so that delta variance, charlotte balice reports vaccine drives the gathering pace and countries around the world. this is 1500000 doses of the medulla vaccine flowing into el salvador. as a donation from the united states, l salvador has administered just under 3000000 doses. enough to fully inoculate 22 percent of its population. it's an amazon called for me. so we have a special commitment to the entire region and we are not going to stop until all countries have vaccines. they require to protect older citizens in ivory coast housework as a visiting market to get as many people vaccinated as possible. though visit 130 in the capitol abbey, shawn in the next 2 weeks. in some countries, in africa, covered 19 ca

okay. yes, yellowstone, you know the north america e o u n. d, as in nancy, and i know it will be getting worse than when you go get money. how really help me in your 75, a copper gay me. i don't know why that, that, i mean, you know, the ballast gaudy loony clinician moment. look at the latest that i can show you. and then they went in here, just ended up essential. but there are necka keys, which i was i could be more i could carry. i was actually wondering if somebody can actually have a republican columbia or marker interest. i caution my most of the social problem. you just go out to, you know, to start working on some eagles. yep. when there's, when i'm going to set you up with the, cuz i come in for my see on it or no, but it was, it was, we couldn't ship. well, you know me? yes. but then you know, how much do you particularly with i'm one of these, what i would like obviously this this whether it is what it is, i will ask him, i won't. ok, there's come if you're not fair or mafia. gala that i see on yes. are those are says you not the

okay, so, so what you're saying is what the u. s. is doing with this kind of blanket banned from that region. that is the most effective course, if they're really going to have an impact when it comes to human rights and the each year they want to do the same, should follow up with the same kind of measures. what i see is that, that's the reason why i mentioned this broader picture with the various problems that are increasing between china and west. this is assign don't, by not ministration actually continuing now on human rights, a path to increase pressure on china. donald trump has increased pressure on china in order to increase it to, to, to create a level playing field in terms of the business condition. but then on the other hand, we see like countries in the european union, you mentioned germany, german counselor, they are taking a different stand. they say, well let's see how things develop. we are doing a good business. we are earning a lot of money there. they're afraid of reprisals from china because you in china us do c

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so in a sense that saying, we think it is okay to have 510000000 children and young people across the u. k. infected by the next 6 months. but that's what's going to happen with these, where it can be very hard to avoid being exposed to the bar given at the moment you're doing a 1000000 tests today and 5 percent positive. that means the county, the wash with data down to being this virus. so it is, i think almost everyone's going to expose and me say, feel themselves off somehow from contact with other people. so unfortunately, some of the people who get sick will be funny that they should because it's just the expose and know that thing is a 100 percent. so the people getting sick and dying as a result of this. the other concern, i should say, you know, this is a, one of the reasons why scientists around the globe got concerned about policy is that this creates a huge opportunity for seeing escape the area. so that clearance that are somewhat quite resistant. the vaccine will drive and make more copies for themselves, and that means with amazing evolutionary pressure or selective krish

u without fight. so he accused the politicians of considering the country. okay. blunder in the country actually, he mentioned so i mean lots of accusations against his opponents coupled with measures to marginalize them to seclude them. we don't know what other measures will be taken if they continue to resist his decisions. probably arrests. that's what everyone is afraid of. we don't know the whereabouts of the foreign minister from yesterday night and not many statements coming from from a school leaders except the parliament speaker washington law. lucy, this morning. very, very unclear, very gloomy situation right now. and i mean, lots of things very clearly, lots of things happening behind the scenes. what's going to be the fate of all of these large blocks of political, you know, political components of the, of the, of the, of the, of the scene in financial. what are they going to do? what is going to be the next move? we know that this can you announcement is supposed to block that from happening, particularly large demonstrations in the street. but what

u. s. seems to think that's a solution. i think that, okay, we'll just create another quadrillion and bad debts and that will cause inflation to mask that. inflation the have deflation to massive inflation. well, they seem to like try to balance those out rather than the price of money, right? so deflation is more, more accurately, should be referred to as a soft default. yes. so america's defaulting on their dad again as they didn't. $971.00, there's a massive default on american debt. they're defaulting on their debt again, when you default on your debt and russia is already completely out of the don't their life. i get my touch in that. anyway, we're going to take a break. when we come back much more coming your way. the me ah ah ah ah ah, i will. i join me every 1st a on the alex silent show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. devel

thus, despite what's seen as a hugely successful and okay, lation program with 35000000 people fully jobs in the u. k. person, it's far from the only country where pro vaccine pressure is in full swing. while that's an australian, which has been criticized for employing scare tactics and for using an actor from an age group, not even yet eligible for the vaccine. on top of that, the pace of an occupation in the country is slow, in part due to dose shortages or something that critic say makes these campaigns even less appropriate. but we put the issue up for debate. real worry for me about this is you're going to create to take society that will be those people who call and have a vaccine for medical reasons or maybe for the own reasons, or maybe because the younger and they haven't had that practicing invite yet. there is therefore going to be a to, to, is this, this is not going to create to, to the system. that's absolute. poppycock, people who can't have it for medical reasons can have a medical exemption. but if they just choose not to have it, they creating their own apartheid. they have a du

okay. that's not ok. i mean, you're building a number of e u. countries like ireland are against the reform, but this will not stop the global corporation tax says us treasury secretary, janet yellen. i should emphasize it's not essential that every country be on board . disagreement contains a kind of enforcement mechanism that can be used to make sure that countries that are pulled out are not able to undermine the global corporation. tax rate is set to come into force in 2023, but negotiations are still ongoing. a final agreement is not expected until a g 20 leader summit in rome and october. if he o p as ruling prosperity party has been declared, the winner of last month national election and a landslide victory secure a prime minister of the osmond. another 5 years in office after coming to power in 2018 abi oversaw profound political reforms and even won the nobel peace prize. but now he's being accused of committing war crimes in the embattled northern region. the supporters of prime minister, amid hearing him on an election day, their votes helped secure his landslide victory. his prosperity party

we'll have an update from our correspondence covering that talks later in the okay, so that all means in less than 8 weeks, the u. s. military operation comes to an end in afghanistan, whichever way the future plays out. it will affect lives both inside and outside the country. according to recent estimates, the exodus of african refugees is on the rise considerably. the number is closing in on 3000000, putting an incredible strain on countries forced to cope with the newcomers. germany, france, and romania top. the list of the new countries taking in the most stuff can migrants in austria, a 5th of all refugees or know from afghanistan. and those large figures are also bringing a host of problems. some gruesome as ilia for tranquil reports. imagine you're in charge of a country shocked by a creepy rave skin. the victim who died had just become a teenager. the suspected rapists are young and again, refugees. you've got no choice but to take action. if you don't, the public won't get it. and that's if you're lucky, if you get too tough on those who escape misery and war back home in their home countries, politica

u. s. seems to think that's a solution and i think that, okay, we'll just create another quadrillion and bad debts and that will cause inflation to mask that. inflation the have deflation to massa inflation. well, they seem to like try to balance those out rather than the price of money, right? so deflation is more, more accurately, should be referred to as a soft default. yes, america's defaulting on their, dat, again, as they didn't 971, there's a massive default on american debt. they're defaulting on their debt again, when he default on your debt. and russia is already completely out of the bone their life, and i get my touch of that. anyway, we're going to take a break. when we come back, much more coming here with the me. ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer type relation or community you going the right way? where are you being direct? what is true? what is faith in the world to corrupted you need to defend. ah, so join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah, i don't think that comes right on police report. you h

u. s. seems to think that's a solution and i think that, okay, we'll just create another quadrillion and bad debts and that will cause inflation to mask that. inflation the have deflation to massa inflation. well, they seemed to like try to balance those out rather than the price of money, right? so deflation is more, more accurately, should be referred to as a soft default. yes, america's defaulting on their, dat, again, as they didn't 971, there's a massive default on american debt. they're defaulting on their debt again, when you default on your debt and russia is already completely out of the bone their life. i get my touch in that. anyway, we're going to take a break. when we come back much more coming here with the me. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk to me. the news provision on my back on the order this is under state like august 1. oka

i asked me okay, you're watching the stream. today's episode he's looking at u. k. police forces, and what efforts they're making to address a racism. i mean, on this we, we ask our london bureau at our sierra to go out into the streets and all the black and brown people, what they experiences were in connection with interacting with the police. and what they told us of bumped into the details. what way they can not them so you know right away they. ready they treat you just for the sometimes of the things you out of a day before the lot donald lifted, i was walking past iceland here and they stopped us to be in a tree. those mitchie and white people on the other side of the road. and the cooper full of about stopped the ox stem and i was doing our job. you still use us common you try to explain, go, try to explain. see more side gentlemen, to dave's outside my house, visiting me. and i'm a cara, a somebody, cuz he's got thankful and sunglasses and instruct you on. he's a working, managed to come to visit me. he got stopped by 4 policemen in a van. if you're watc

okay. that's not ok. i mean, you're building a number of e u countries like ireland or against the reform. but this will not stop. the global corporation tax says us treasury secretary janet yellen. i should emphasize it's not essential that every country be on board disagreement contains a kind of enforcement mechanism that can be used to make sure that countries that are holdouts are not able to undermine the global corporation. tax rate is set to come into force in 2023, but negotiations are still ongoing. final agreement is not expected until the g. 20 leader summit in rome and october. nato and ukraine are wrapping up till weeks of military exercises in the black sea. the war games and all $5000.00 troops plus dozens of ships and aircraft commanders aim to demonstrate the strength of the alliance to an increasingly assertive russia. the w correspondent in economy has been on board the u. s. s ross at a story that took part in the maneuvers. he sent us this report on operation seabreeze from the ukrainian port of 1st ships shuddering. the u. s. s. ross, its allied vessels just a few ki

okay, get on that. i want democracy, liberty elections, and in to the u. s. and bogu, and the sooner it comes, the better. none of those things like moving any closer. present john home and now does either. ah, this those are and these are the top stories. a 126 people have been confirmed dead a more than a 1000 are still missing and the floods that brockovich western europe, raging waters and land slides have devastated entire communities. washing away houses and destroying businesses. africa forces have launched a key offensive. sorry and offensive to retake a key border crossing with pockets on seized by the taliban. that was the fighting . intensified senior. i've got officials were in katha in an effort to speed up peace talks. of the south africa. presidents has a week of violence in which in looting and at least tuned and 12 people killed was planned and coordinated so rather focus, so security forces of identify 12 ringleaders. it is clear now that the events of the past week when nothing less than a deliberate, a co ordinated and a well planned attac

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okay, and i like to know to certain cartoon pig from the u. k has been causing trouble across the pond. american parents have been shocked to find that their kids using british expressions and even speaking in english accents after their children, binge walked peppa pig during lockdown. the scene. you like the alter watching not to pick. has you told me i started calling you mummy or asking to go to the lou instead of the bathroom? you might ask why? well, that science took peppa pig kids across the state of a pallet. they started speaking with a british accent of to binge watching the program during locked down. who would have thought that this little preschool picky could be set influential? my daughter has what i would call the peppa pig british accent. how can i be my 5 year old niece in new york city had an american accent before the pandemic. now she has a posh english accent after spending a year at home watching peppa, pig. oh, yes. my daughter commonly used words and phrases like said nath petrol. can i have a go, et cetera. and for a

u. s. seems to think that's a solution and i think that, okay, we'll just create another quadrillion and bad debts and that will cause inflation to mask that. inflation the have deflation to massa inflation. well, they seemed to like try to balance those out rather than the price of money, right? so deflation is more, more accurately, should be referred to as a soft default. yes, america's defaulting on their debt again, as they didn't. $971.00, there's a massive default on american debt. they're defaulting on their debt again, when default on your debt. and russia is already completely out of the bone their life and i get my touch of that. anyway, we're going to take a break. when we come back much more coming here with the me. ah, no look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point obviously is too great truck rather than fear i would take on various jobs with ar

okay, though it, it hasn't changed the position of the game, the u. s. government to try again to expedite. jolina didn't say their case against them was he hacked. he was a hacker this time, this was what made different from the, in the previous administration. this is the, there was an informant in iceland, a gentleman that had known criminal history was committing crimes. while he was working with the it is unclear. he was compensated mail. i'm on a terribly but he, there's obviously he was the key to they, the prosecution persecution of julian assigned. and so, and then on top of it, the element of desperation is seeping in the terms and conditions of his detainment in the united states where he might serve his term if convicted badly. this smells of desperation. the case, the case is collapsed. ok. and now they're trying to look for a way out to save face instead of just dropping this ridiculous bear in the 1st place. go ahead. no, you're right. it's all about. it's all about saving face. i don't think they can save face in the long run. this is

okay, let's start with more drama from the toe kick. lympics star u. s. gymnast simone bosses sensationally pulled out of another final her 2nd in just a matter of days. consider one of the sports all time greats. paul said that she was making the move to quote, focus on her mental health. and while some observers have said that the move is a greatest achievement, yet others glenann fleet let her teammates down when they needed her. most i say mental health 1st, because if you don't then you're not going to enjoy your spore and you're not going to succeed as much as you want to. so it's okay sometimes to even set out the big competition to focus on yourself on tuesday doing the talk to y'all in big individual all around competition and women's gymnastics simone. bias one of the greatest athletes to ever grace the sport for time when they became being quite surprisingly for many decided to withdraw from the, from the round. and eventually the russian team or r o c f. you may 1 gold and the discipline 1st. that was cited us to me on biles decided to with

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