u. s. due to the high vaccination rate, it's expected to be 5 years before travel once again. approach to 1 point, one trillion global business travel like the one that we saw in 2019 brunt, so sorry, who stands to lose the most by this halter or by the slow down in business traveler, they come back. so week recovery and business travel would be disastrous for several industries, like hospitality and food service, but for airlines, which has already seen their finances stretched to a breaking point by the pen that make they stand to lose the most. and like i mentioned earlier, while corporate travelers represent only 12 percent of passengers, they can generate as much as 75 percent profit for airlines. and right now, business travel still remains is 70 percent or more below a pre pandemic levels. when we talk about losers, there's gotta be a winner, and who is that? no, you're absolutely right. there is always a winner when there is a loser. and to give you an example right now, the 2 winters a

u. s. due to the industry. elliot management run by paul elliot, singer. he's a taurus activist ah, a hedge fund. and he's, he's got simultaneous positions in 4 different utilities. i actually filed a complaint last year. what did you regulatory commission against him? and one of the utility and she was targeting center point and regulators ultimately dismissed my complaint. but i think they're regretting it now because basically for a number of regulatory reasons. elliot management is under no jurisdiction. they have federal regulators have no ability to, to regulate their operations and all of these different utilities. and he stands to benefit from a number of the moves that he's pushing at these different companies. so tyson slokum of public citizens energy policy. you talk about joe biden's initiatives, he talk about congress being the stumbling block. ok, now let's go back to another man made national disaster in american history. the dust ball of the 1930s man may last decade, an existential crisis. so the not estate dust was blowing into washington

u. s. due to the industry. elliot management run by paul elliot, singer. he's a taurus activist, ah, a hedge fund. and he's, he's got simultaneous positions in 4 different utilities. i actually filed a complaint last year, i wanted to regulatory commission against him and one of the utility and seems targeting center point and regulators ultimately dismissed my complaint. but i think there, regretting it now, because basically for a number of regulatory reasons. elliot management is under no jurisdiction. they have federal regulators have no ability to, to regulate their operations and all of these different utilities. and he stands to benefit from a number of the moves that he's pushing at these different companies. so tyson slokum of public citizens energy policy. you talk about joe biden's initiatives. he talk about congress being the stumbling block. ok. now let's go back to another man made national disaster in american history. the dust ball of the 1930s man may last of the decade. an existential crisis for the night estate dust was blowing into wash

u. s. president, due to the 1st face to face talks since joe biden took office. we have a bilateral relationship, has deteriorated towards the lowest point in recent years. president biden, of course, is radically different from, from because president biden is a career man. he spent virtually his entire adulthood in politics. just think of the number of years he spent in the senate, a different kind of person. and here's my great hope that yes, there are some advantages. some disadvantages. there will not be any impulse base move and just on behalf of the sitting you as president one of hong kong, most prominent pro democracy activists has been released from prison. agnes chow serve nearly 7 months for her role in anti government protests in 20. 19 the 24 year old was convicted along with activists. joshua wong for an unauthorized rally and police headquarters. they were arrested under sweeping national security law that beijing imposed on the territory a year ago. molly's transitional government is named a new cabinet with colonel sadie o come our returning as

u. s. president. due to their 1st face to face talks, says joe biden took office, knows we have a bilateral relationship, has deteriorated towards the lowest point in recent years. president biden, of course, is radically different from, from because president biden is a career man. he spent virtually his entire adulthood and politics and just think of the number of years he spent in the senate a different kind of person and his my great hope that yes, there are some advantages. some disadvantages. there will not be any impulse based move in just on behalf of the sitting you as president. molly's transitional government has named the new cabinet with colonel sadie kamara. returning as defense minister. his removal was one of the reasons for last month to the military seas. power accusing. the interim president and prime minister of re shuffling the cabinet without consultation. army officials have several key positions in the government led by a military leader. can let me go into that was sworn in as pre

u. s. president, due to their 1st face to face talks since joe biden took office. we have a bilateral relationship, has deteriorated towards the lowest point in recent years. president biden, of course, is radically different from, from because president biden is a career man. he spent virtually his entire adulthood and politics and just think of the number of years he spent in the senate a different kind of person. and he's my great hope that yes, there are some advantages. some disadvantages, what there will not be any impulse based move and just on behalf of the sitting you as president, one of hong kong, most prominent pro democracy activists has been released from prison. agnes chow serve nearly 7 months. her role in anti government protests in 2019 the 24 year old was convicted along with activists. joshua wong for unauthorized rally near police headquarters with agent brown joins us live now from hong kong agents. it looks like agnes chow was released a bit early by the operative. so what more do we know? well done. and we know that she walked out of the tha

u. s. state of florida. at least 4 people died, but it's expected that told wise on the u. s. police officer children is due to be sentenced in the coming hours for the murder of george floyd last year. children was convicted in april after kneeling on slides neck for 9 and a half minutes trying, prosecutor se shopped the nation. the united states will keep her on $650.00 of the troops in afghanistan after the rest of its forces are withdrawn in response to the taliban, exclusively told odyssey that if us to do remain, it will be in breach of agreements and it has the right to react in the occupied westbank, the funeral procession has been held for an outspoken critic of palestinian president mahmoud abbas. hundreds of mourners gathered in many calling on a bus to resign. these bonds died on thursday after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authority security forces. stephanie decker has more from the funeral in february and the occupied westbank. i can tell you that people here are incredibly angry at the palestinian authority. you'll probably see some of the men in the crowd with guns. the people te

u. s. extradition request for julian assange due to concerns about his mental health. while the same time maintaining that washington has a solid case against him, america is still insisting he should be headed over for releasing thousands of classified files. it has been almost a decade now since a song was 1st arrested in london. he later skipped to bail before spending a total of 7 years. hold up inside an embassy in the british capital. he has been in bel marsh prison for the past 2 years. if you sent to the us, he could face up to 175 years in prison. roger waters founding member of the rock band, pink floyd, and a long time a sound supporter told us press freedom itself was on trial. he is being held up as an example to people who might young people who might decide to make a career in journalism. and who might decide that the public has a right to know by the, by the good offices of the, for the state or the journal or the, you know, the newspapers who we absolutely desperately need to be free of the patches of an autocratic government. to give us the informatio

u. s. russia summit is leading the due to gender around the globe today. will it bring a reset in relations or could it in fact spoil the gears ahead or will become a parents in geneva tomorrow and leading our special coverage that saskia taylor and peter oliver the who's me hello from geneva. hello from geneva, where the sun is shining on it. he is looking resplendent and joe biden, the us president has arrived in town air force one touchdown wells in the last 30 minutes or so. joe, by making we, we have heard one from the center for you. i can you know that you didn't. thank you. i just wanted record you did you call it that you saw the playing coming in? we watch the 4th one. love joe biden, coming down low, says getting into his limo and he's got a business to say carol before he gets himself into the the u. s. mission and, and get ready for tomorrow tomorrow. busy the summit were flooded me a period and he will be holding a bilateral meeting with the swiss president, gape helen, also the swiss foreign minister as well. we are expecting to hear somethi

it's unavoidable julianna's song, she's currently in belmont prison in london effects today due to the u. s. he could face up to 170 years behind bars for violating the countries espionage act. we spoke earlier through independent journalists, taylor huck. he says the find the ministration to drop, the long running case against the ration, much separate itself from trump era attacks on the free press by ending this case. and i have to say that all major civil liberties organizations throughout the world, in all major publication in the united states and media organizations are calling for this case to be dropped in for songs to be freed. it shows a very concerted effort to target julian. it's orange and while this does obviously poses a threat to press freedom worldwide. i also want to make know that this is a human being who has been subjected to torture for over a decade. i recently sat down with juliana sanchez father, john shift in in brother gabriel shipped and. and while they are going strong and they're really pushing for their loved one to be freed, i have to say that this has deepl

not in those numbers due to its location of a u. s pacing in cuba. they're going to move prison. it's really always existed outside the us legal system house and it. so do you think anyone can be held legally responsible for what's happened there? our legislators who effectively write our laws have been very careful about the way that they craft the legality of holding men. there, but there are constantly challenges to the supreme court, which is meant to enforce the legality of those law. so i have hope that one day we will see recompense, but it won't be tomorrow, shall be thanks so much. we're just right at a time. but if you keep the line, we'll keep talking after the broadcast for a few minutes more thoughts. okay, it's good. that's great to have you on the program. shelby sullivan. bennett, defense counsel to guantanamo bay. detainees live from cubic this r. thank shelby. ok. that is our lot for now, but our programs are just beginning. they close the ah ah, you know all the way with a potential solution the voice of the.

u. s. state of florida. at least 4 people died in the collapse, but it's expected. the tool is going to bind former u. s. police officers that ensure one is due to be sentenced in the coming hours for the murder of george floyd das. here she was convicted in april after kneeling on slides neck for 9 and a half minutes. for con, prosecutors say shocked. the nation i just states will keep around 650 of its troops in afghanistan after the rest of its forces are withdrawn in response to the cannibal, exclusively told to 0 if us to, to do remain. it will be in breach of agreement. senate has the right to react us vice president common harris has arrived in texas on her 1st visit to the border with mexico since taking office. harris is meeting border patrol stuff and local leaders. she's really efforts to address the root causes of migration and she's been under pressure to visit the border. the u. s. is experienced a rise in the rivals of life grants, mostly from central america. thought to save bay encountered $180000.00 people last month. well, rob reynolds is live for a site. they are rob, just talk us through what company is trying to do with

u. s. intended to sustain partnership with afghanistan, american forces are due to withdraw by september 11th. they want what they want. a 2 week walk down, ease in force in sydney to contain the highly contagious delta variant of the krona virus. new restrictions apply to more than 5000000 people in australia's biggest metro area. at least 80 cases have been reported, most are linked to a limousine driver infected well taking airline crew to a quarantine hotel. sidney journalist, roger maynard says health authorities are especially worried about the delta variant, because australia remains largely unvaccinated. the vaccination in the roller is still pretty slow. it has to be said. the latest figures are about only 5 percent of the population of any one jet. and that's partly because of the shortage of supplies the, the government didn't order enough to begin with. and then the vaccine hesitancy, a lot of the vaccinations at the moment was and people worried about blood clots that associated with the, with the bars. with all of that, a lot of people deciding that they won't take the jet

it came into its own during world war 2, due to the large number of wounded, the u. s. put it into mass production. fleming recognised early on that bacteria could become resistant to penicillin. when he received the nobel prize in 1945, urged caution, but in vain. today, the time multi resistant germs are not hospital term house. he was on horse in our hospital and others. we found that over 95 percent of the people who are infected with these germs, bring them from outside and you can catch them in our hospital. does the die that doesn't. that means that there is much to be done. and if we don't do anything, the problems will get worse and worse than the next mom know for hospitals. it is an important problem going on import the problem. antibiotic resistant gems thrive wherever a lot of antibiotics or administered, such as an agriculture. the drugs can only kill the bacteria that are not resistant . the others multiply. due to the widespread use of antibiotics and meet to production. they also spread in animal, stoles and manila. the retard farmers germs also came fr

so one also due to meet the u. s. president joe biden for a bilateral meeting. those 2, of course, will have much to talk about in that meeting comes as relations between the u. s. and turkey, particularly frosty, after joe biden decision to call the mass killings, one of armenians, a genocide which of course is infuriated ankara or natasha thinks about natasha. about the in brussels. well, let's take a closer look. it is the world's biggest military alliance between 30 european and north american nations. it has no weapons of its own but pulls resources for member countries. and that includes battleships for planes, missiles, and more than $3000000.00 personnel. nato was founded in 949 because of the threat posed been by the soviet union, is still largely sees russia as a threat and offer support to its neighboring countries. the head of nature has also its members to respond to china's rise as a potential threat. and while present, joe biden has reaffirmed america support for the alliance. after donald trump threatened to pull out if europe members didn't incr

i work for youth government for due d and d u. s. projects are 5 years in afghan and to we are asking citizens who serve these missions and as galveston. unfortunately, we are now left behind and last sure thing, danger and dire me. i have served the and i have for of the farm sensitive untrusted activities for years, gather medea, my employment, and which is still, i'm waiting for my id and my 5 years under on been 3 years. okay. we'll talk more about the visa status in a moment. again, i want to get a little more idea about the job. were you out on the front lines with, with, with forces where you just tell us about what you actually were doing. or as much as you can tell us what you were doing with the, with the united states. actually sir. and these projects nor earth, wrong duty and yours, and the devil are money. duties which i, which are hot and which i perform during my employment. and the men demand responsibility for me was still dealing with the different ministries and dealing, dealing with the different provinces and wi

u. s. extra function request for julian, a son due to concerns about his mental health, while at the same time entailing at washington as a solid case against them. america is still insisting he should be handed over for releasing phones of classified files. it's been almost a decade now since the phones was 1st arrested in london, the leader skip bail before spending a total of 7 years. hold up inside an embassy in the british capital. he's been in bel marsh prison for the past 2 years. if he sent to the us, he could face up to 175 years in prison allotted to welcome live onto the program. now roger waters rogers is the funding member principal composure and creative force behind the legendary rock on pink floor. you're very welcome to the program. roger. thank you. you are one of the speakers outside event in new york. can you tell us a little about this campaign headed by his father and brother and maybe firstly, how are they holding up? well let just yesterday they just arrived in the morning for most trailers so. so they were bit lagged, i suppose, but they seem to be holding out ver

u. s. congress. ilan, omar said on may the 19th that due to we're guilty of war crimes. she said, bombing a school is a war crime bombing a hospital is a war crime. firing rockets at civilians is also a war crime. you accept that from her which was look which which civilian. maybe she meant the students civilians, no firing rockets at at blocks of flats and the drug of eve, which is what you did not she's she didn't get to love you, but she said will be fine. she said fire and look at are ok indiscriminately. it is all crime ok, but maybe she mean the against the civilians who are in present in the biggest open business for 15 years. look, this is ready to allow the civilian to escape the organ on the camp being in the in the fire. i think no, this is the problem. you are going to so many filipinos in the biggest open air. you are stuff. ok. them you want to do given you are not giving them to survive. and then you are talking about the civilian being. but then what, what's in the, in the crossfire again, we are ready and you, i'm your balance investigation and we alread

u. s. impulse some show some economy consecutive assistance. if you, if you're due to the conflict into guy, washington also said it will bug current and former european and editor and officials from entering the united states. if they're deemed responsible for cutting out. that was, it was in the region since then, the public sentiment against the us in europe, you have been growing. you need dependent and sovereign states that should deal with the on eastern is on its own and do not need the u. s. meddling and interfering. you know, you should stop calling the your we are now facing challenges in terms of inflation and the high cost of living. and if the pressure from the us continues, things would become even more difficult for us if your opinions the functions of visit is to present the tonic point and relations between the 2 countries of solid says the conflict of the molten dugeon of the grey head up that last november, it's led to reports of atrocities must violence, a lot of nic lines and war crimes been committed against civilians. but if your opinion, frie

u. s. has since spent more than $700000000.00 fighting colorado, haiti, and another $8000000.00 so far in victim lead community development. but a u. s. court ruled that the united nations could not be sued for damages due to diplomatic immunity. and no victims have ever been directly compensated. we are not the higher bird legally on this method, but that does not mean that we are not responsible. morally. that's why i did my best to ready support his paper is completely misleading and manipulative. international law professor and former un special rapid tour, philip often says the un may have immunity import, but it does have a responsibility to compensate victims under its own charter. this is not a question of a moral duty. it's a legal duty. we screwed these people live to pay for it. in his book, bond describes lawyers who attempted to get compensation for haitians who lost loved ones as attempting to extort the un. mario joseph was one of those lawyers. when they came to the bed, 82 people murdered. kinda looking for you know, what about us? that's why it eric dodge of mr. but give haiti hasn't had a new case of cholera and 2 years, but the country has yet to recover with yet another deadly disea

it came into its own during world war 2, due to the large number of wounded, the u. s. put it into mass production. fleming recognised early on that bacteria could become resistant to penicillin. when he received the nobel prize in 1945, he urged caution, but in vain. look at the time. multi resistant germs are not hospital term house here. one horse in our hospital and others, we found that over 95 percent of the people who are infected with these germs, bring them from outside and that you can catch them in our hospital. does the dark it doesn't, that means that there is much to be done. and if we don't do anything, the problems will get worse and worse than the next mom know for hospitals. it is an important problem going on import the problem. antibiotic resistant gems thrive wherever a lot of antibiotics that are administered, such as an agriculture. the drugs can only killed bacteria that are not resistant. the others multiply due to the widespread use of antibiotic can meet production. they also spread in animal, stoles, and manila. the retard farmers gems also c

u. s. troop pull out began in may or nato troops that are due today by september. the taliban says it is ready to extend its grip over the country. has been biden, has promised billions of dollars in security assistance, but will it be enough? well, there is washington for the details and just a moment versus report. searching for anything they can salvage scrap merchants pick 3. what's left of a former us base bag room. once but nerve center for operations in afghanistan, this is what remains here. after america the longest overseas war, the north for taliban is on viewed france steadily gaining territory, taking district after district, the u. n. is sounding the alarm. most districts have been that have been taken surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these capitals once the foreign forces are fully withdrawn. the calm before the storm here in the provincial capital of condos residence can only wait as a foot line was closer than secuity. for the seam powerless. just stop the advance in cobbled for mil

the policy shift is due to a stronger u. s economic rebound than anticipated.deral reserve also raised its projection for inflation this year from 2.4% to 3.4% stocks were down from their record highs today on the news. the dow fell 256 points. nasdaq was down 33 the s and p lost 22. governors in two southern states are taking matters right into their own hands at the southern border. texas governor greg. abbott formerly announced today that his state will build its own border wall. the state legislature passed a measure that abbott signed last week, allocating more than a billion dollars for the project. meanwhile florida governor rhonda santa's says his state will send its own law enforcement to the southern border to santa's, says texas and arizona asked for support because the white house has failed to keep americans safe. they wanted support so that they could do what the federal government is either unwilling or unable to do secure the border and protect the people, not just of their states, but as the entire country because of the nationwide impact that

u. s. but prices could continue to increase due to covid and the weather.ost is certainly has increased dramatically. over the past year, talked about 40 to 50% and that is going to the meat. and just this morning, another ransomware attack impacting ferry service to martha's vineyard and nantucket and grilli, colorado. alicia acuna, fox news president biden met today with a key gop senator in an effort to hammer out a deal on his infrastructure proposal. the president held an oval office meeting with west virginia senator shelley moore capito. they're trying to find some common ground between biden's on most $2 trillion plan and the republicans $900 billion counter offer. i really believe that we should keep working at it. but if we get to the point where there's no more conversation we had then we move on patients is not unending, and he wants to make progress. his only line in the sand is an action he wants to sign. a bill into law this summer. while the white house is hoping for a bipartisan agreement. some democrats want the president to move forward w

u. s. about fully returning to the 2015 nuclear deal between tara and major powers expected it was due next thursday. one of the correct was most popular opposition leaders is on the house arrest off to having a home rated by police. justine, it's more of faces, charges relating to money laundering critics. and the government's trying to eliminate competition for november's election and environmental disaster up the coast of shank is getting worse. a large container ship that had caught fire, now sinking a part of its become stuck on the sea bed. several 100 tons of oil are in its fuel tanks. so those are the headlines that he's continues here on out to 0 after out. is there a well station fence watching, backing up? the, the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w h o is the guardian of global health. delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of tests, treatments and the vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the wa

u. s. police officer, derek shaven, convicted, of the matter of george floyd, is due to be sentenced later on friday. john henry is in minneapolis where residents are bracing for a decision that could have implications for both security, as well as the black lives matter movement. more than a year after the death of george floyd, minneapolis is still rebuilding a passive destruction still lies in the wake of the flaming riots that followed the killing of a black man beneath the police officers ne on friday officer. derrick, jovan will be sentenced for floyd's murder. the judge is already ruled that shelven is guilty of aggravating circumstances, acting with particular cruelty in front of children under the power of his authority as a cop and is part of a group. leaving legal analysts expecting a stiff sentence, i think the judge is probably going to depart upward, give him a greater sentence than what our guidelines call for. and given the defense motion and the aggravating factors, i think it's, it's probable that he will go close to 30 years. prosecutors, they show ven, deserves the maxi

due to doing book form the. this is the w news, and these are our top stories. the u. s. supreme court has dismissed the republican lead challenge to the national health flow and known as obamacare. the decision maintains affordable health insurance for tens of millions of americans. despite the court increasingly conservative leaning, the justices ruled 72 that a challenge mounted by several di did not have legal standing. republicans have made several unsuccessful attempts to strike down v obama.

u. s. city of minneapolis where a former police officer, doug sullivan, is due to be sentenced shortly for the murder of george floyd. the video of silva and kneeling on floyd's neck for 9 and a half minutes sparked worldwide protests last year against racism and police brutality. john hansen is outside the court in minneapolis. john, we remember the scenes that were happening in minneapolis when this case 1st came to court. talk us through what the atmosphere is like in the city now. but the atmosphere is definitely tense. the attorneys for the family of george floyd, who was killed in the incident for which derek jovan is charged. they say the family is very apprehensive and anxious about this verdict, and we do expect some family members to speak inside of that court house. it's still unknown whether derrick showed himself will speak, the judge will give him an opportunity to do so. but he still faces federal charges for violating the civil rights of george floyd. and therefore, anything he says here could incriminate him in that case. and for that reason, some legal experts, i don't th

u. s. federal reserve could raise interest rates twice by late 2023. a pound is un depression, to type in monetary policy due to rising prices that he's holding off this year. and next encourage job growth and businesses use it's a brave new world, post corona virus. he's an inequality, home office and lonely poverty. the economy. pages in life, in frenzy, online shopping, conservation vaccination, sterilization safe and sound. when that field you everything. what kind of like just waiting for us after corona and are we ready for us? i mean, engine on dw ah, what matters to us? mm. that's why we listen to me reporter me every weekend or on d w. ah ah ah, ah, inflation is urging, as many countries emerged from locked down, that could see interest rates rise sooner than expected. and that could hamper the global economic recovery. but just what sort of recovery is it going to be? because a lot of nations are still struggling with the crisis. they don't even have the vaccines yet. some economists are predicting.

u. s. and beyond a police officer was convicted of murder and april and is due to be sentenced next week. then you start to something widely criticized online with some pointing out floyd's own extensive criminal record caring down statues of our nation's founding fathers and putting upset use of criminals. there are many worthy black people to put up statues of, but a violent criminal. he was killed while being arrested is definitely not one of them. some people really building fame, political careers and pocketing money of the name of george floyd. why do i need to know who his brother endorse from new york city? and why is there a statue of him in brooklyn, and jersey? this is all nasty to me. earlier, i talked to a social commentary on the political activists who were divided on the issue of monuments being erected to ga. i think it's a big mistake on the part of people who are really just virtual virtue signaling to make this man into a hero. there are many african americans who are much more deserving, who are doing positive things in the community that you could make into a hero an

u. s. southern border continues with the government grappling for a solution. anthony, blinking is due to meet foreign minister is from several latin american states in what his department called a search for regional solutions. well, let's go now live to gabrielle is on the who is in san jose for us. so tell us a little bit about the timing of blinking visit. well, this is going to be blinking 1st trip to central america or latin america for that matter. since becoming a secretary of state. so it's significant in that regard. so visually, what he's coming here to do is typical business with colleagues down here talk things as democracy, human rights, the economy, even climate change, that's officially. but an officially, the focus is very, very much going to be on migration because divided ministration fields. and so they're facing and illegal migration crisis on the u. s. southern border. and in order to deal with that, the bite and ministration feels that they need to engage with the regional allies, particularly here in central america to do 2 things, try to get a strategy for the

u. k. users. due to the imposition of the requirement by the s t a finance markets limited is not currently permitted to undertake any regulated activities without the prior written consent of the f b a. so joining me now to discuss is boom, muska, jose and ben swan are a been let's start with the biggest question here. why did the u. k, take this step against finance right now? yeah, it seems like there's a, there's a couple of reasons for now. the regulator itself has not said why they did this, and by the way, i should mentioned the japan does to the similar thing as well. so, but you came to japan crack on a bi. now, the reason for that though, is, seems to be, if you look at kind of the timing of this, as well as the statements that have been made, that it all coincide with new anti money laundering rules that have been established in the u. k. regarding crypto currency, basically any crypto currency firm is required to register with the f c a and to also provide anti money laundering. take essentially steps to prevent money laundering. so what are those steps? what more than likely it's k y c?

due by that said sites on a post pandemic tourism. this is the w business. i'm janelle milan, welcome. the u. s. economy is firmly back on track, and the recent inflation balance is likely to fade. that's the view of federal reserve. chief chairman jerome powell, he testified about the central bank pandemic response before a us congressional hearing on tuesday. while powell said, the recent inflation rise was notable. he said it was due to several unique effects of the pandemic. the fed expects inflation to drop back to normal levels once those effects ease. on the wider economic recovery, he warned that it was on, even in the u. s. with african american hispanic, and low paid workers worst hit by the economic crisis. our financial correspondent, young core to join us now for more young power seems pretty confident that these price increases will wayne, that there are temporary and only due to pandemic related factors that confidence widely shared. well, i mean jerome paul might be right, but i would say the jury is still out how temporary those price increases are just on tuesday. for example,