u. s. federal agencies, including the military, have purchased china, made video surveillance equipment banned from youth in the federal government. now, according to purchasing records, seen by tech crunch and video surveillance, news site i p. b m agency called elective li, spend thousands of dollars on purchasing video surveillance equipment manufactured by laura x. a wholly owned subsidiary of di was technology. now you probably never heard of this company, but it is one of several from china that were banned from selling to the u. s. federal government under a 2019 different spending law over the years. fears that the technology could help the chinese government conduct as well. so for more on this, let's bring in boom, based on an christy i to discuss ban, let me start with you. we break down for us. what this report found, what government agencies were buying this equipment. yes, pretty interesting. as we've talked about for about 2 years now, right? there was been a huge concern about the i

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u. s. federal prison. legal expert. evan w. turk told us that joe biden should be held to account for not making good on the promises he made during his election campaign. many people are incarcerated because of drug related crimes, or as i mentioned non violent crimes. and they have one of these sentences that there are alternatives. and this is one of the things that biden was pushing for alternatives to incarceration if you're not a threat to society. but you've done something that was unlawful. there are better ways of fix in the system rather, and putting you in jail for a lengthy sentence. there is no action on the, by an administration whatsoever to fulfill its campaign promise, which was to help eradicate this problem. we are as a nation, the we have the heaviest, largest population behind bars out of any country. and that's not something we should be proud of. and it's just that this point has become nothing but a promise to get a vote. and nobody israel a following up on why he hasn't fai

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u. s. federal reserve is still hesitant to take serious action to curb, despite such as raising interest rates. economists, these royal told us that higher inflation though, does drive people to take on that. there is a view that low low level inflation is, is good to be economy. i'm not sure i subscribe to that, but certainly the kind of inflation we're seeing now is very pernicious and it breaks down. it is many aspects of the economy in many ways. see the pandemic, or rather the central begging response to the panoramic is the main factor that's getting in place right now. last year, the federal reserve increased the years. one is our supply by between 30 and 40 percent, and the root cause inflation is lots of money. jason, to say were fewer goods and services. so that's the main one that is going to try to lift interest rates to, to tap down this question. but they can't do they stop to open market bond purchases? nape said they won't stop that until april or may of next year. so give me a whil

u. s. federal rating is the one to search continues. the number of infections is increased by 40 percent compared to last month, while the numbers in hospitals have risen bar around 45 percent. experts predict the on the chrome variant will soon become the dominant strain. their from has announced major public parties and fireworks will be banned on new year's eve. as corona vas infections continue to rise there. the country is reporting an average of $50000.00 new infections each day. more than 800000 soldiers and emergency personnel adjoining search and rescue efforts in the philippines. the country is cleaning up after typhoon rise, swept across southern and central regions on thursday, killing at least 12 people. the un human once council has either ridden objections from ethiopia to launch an international investigation and to potential war crimes . investigators say they received credible reports that all sides committing violations in the year long offensive against to ground rebels. more than a 1000000 people have escaped heavy

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u. s. federal judge has blocked the last of president, jo biden's, coven, 19 vaccine mandates for businesses. the ruling says the move to force millions of federal contractors to get vaccinated exceeds government authority. this follows the blocking of compulsory vaccines for health care workers. just last week. i'll peruse prison. pedro castillo has survived a motion to impeach him. congress rejected a request to remove him for what's been described as moral incapacity. left his president who assumed office in july is accused of corruption by his political rival, pro and anti government protestors gathered outside congress during that impeachment vote. who has now had 5 presidents in the last 5 years. philippine journalist marissa is flying to norway to accept her nobel peace prize after a court approved her trip. the outspoken critic of president rodrigo to today is out on bail while appealing a 6 year prison sentence for libel. resar and russian journalist dmitri moreton were awarded the nobel p

u. s. federal service still hesitant to take serious measures to tackle it, like raising interest rates. i spoke to pedro oil of the american institute, free coming research. she says, hire inflation drives. people though to take a more dead. there's a viewed and low level inflation is i is good for the economy. i'm not sure i subscribed to that, but certainly the kind of inflation we're seeing now is, are very pernicious that makes life doubt as many aspects of the economy may weight in the pandemic. or rather, the central banking responses the pandemic is the main factor on the screen in place right now. last year, the federal reserve increase the years, monies are supplied by between 30 and 40 per cent, and the root cause inflation is lots of money chasing the same are fewer goods and services. so that's the main one that is going to try to lift interest rates to, to tap down this question, but they can't do they stop to open market bond purchases? nate said they won't stop back until april or m

u. s. federal appeals court has rejected former president donald trump's attempts to block the release of documents relating to the january 6 capitol hill. riots from applied to use as privilege as the former president to keep documents and phone records. the secret with court ruled current president joe biden has the power to wave trumps privilege so that the documents can be given to a congressional panel that is reviewing the incident. trump is expected to appeal to the supreme court. the u. s. is expanded, it's covered 19 booster campaign, offering jobs to 16 and 17 year olds. the move players the way for millions of teenagers to receive an additional shot. the food and drug administration says with rising cove, at 19 cases, the benefits of a boost job. the people under the age of 18 outweighs the risks about 200000000 americans are fully vaccinated. there's countries around the world expand their booster campaigns. the world health organization has said it's not necessary for everyone to get t

u. s. federal judge is brought to the last president, jo biden's coded 19 vaccine mandates. the businesses, the routing says the move to force millions of federal contracts to get vaccinated, exceed governmental authority. this follows the blocking of compulsory vaccines for health care workers last week. so i had here an out 0, fulfilling a boyhood dream, a japanese billionaire, the latest tourist heading out of his well i didn't default algeria versus egypt and around that again. oh, tiana. with hello. thank you for joining in storm berra has done quite a number on the republic of ireland and the united kingdom. this was a weather bomb. so that's an area of low pressure that deepens within a certain period of time to the deeper the low, the more intense it is and blast it with powerful winds, especially along the welsh coast. we saw it's hop wind gusts, 138 kilometers per hour. let's not just talk about the wind will show you nearby manchester at the crosswinds, what pilots were up against. and the winds will still be a factor on wednesday toward a bit south west of irelan

u. s federal reserve decision to dial back bond purchases at a faster rate. let's move to india where the centex it's also in the red having lost more than 3 and a half percent on the weak reliance industries in the financial sector as a whole. weighed on the sense sex concerns about the latest barrier of cobra. 1900 are also taking a tool. the all the growth expectations for the nation have been raised in recent weeks and australia. the fx is down by just over a half percent. the nation's treasure was making media around friday, saying strong jobs growth released on thursday actually showed australia is rebounding as it lifts. cobra, 1900 restrictions. despite a rough week, the index grew on friday as mining and energy stacks propped up due to commodity prices being high, and another red arrow in south africa for the all share stocks, mirrored trends. we are thing throughout the global market. meanwhile, credit rating agency pitch upgraded the outlook for the nations academy saying gdp was on track to return to pre panoramic levels in 2022. and now we're goi

u. s. federal reserve is still hesitant to undertake serious measures like raising interest rates a tron curb. inflation has got to peter early in the year, or is he from the american shoot for economic research? peter is going well here tonight. think inflations of faith in us. hello there. thanks. a been live on the program. so moderate inflations generally regarded as a hope that helpful facts of the economy. but so what about these current figures? it's a step too far for ordinary people trying to pay their bills and that yes, thanks gregory. so there's a view that low level inflation is, is good to be economy. i'm not sure i subscribe to that, but certainly the kind of inflation we're seeing now is very pernicious and it breaks down as many aspects of the economy in many ways bite must accomplish town earlier in november. seems so steady to, to now, to says can be around for a while to come. and now we've got the highest inflation rates nearly for decades. where is it going to go it, is it jus

u. s. federal judge has blocked the last of president. biden's, coven, 1000 vaccine mandates for businesses. the ruling says the move to force millions of federal contractors to get vaccinated exceeds government authority. as follows, the blocking of compulsory vaccines for health care workers just last week. now, a report by a bosnian university has made a direct link between a coal fired power plant and a high level of cancer. locals in the northwest town of virginia say their town is emptied over the past decade. they're now concerned about plans going ahead to expand the planned laura burton manley reports the town of became near, sits in the shadow of both near hurts cadina's largest power plant. considered europe's most producing. it seemed blamed for many debts and mass migration, and this is a culprit to large stretches of ash and cold deposits. the deer, though i portrayed us here just as soon as a child is born, he gets from cotton asthma instead of the lungs naturally developing every da

u. s . government is the federal reserve and that's when the dollar completely enclose implodes and we have potentially hyper inflation. yeah, certainly a lot of daycare. we've seen a lot happen this year and i'm sure we have a lot to look forward to or could be even worse next year. leadership of euro pacific capital. thank you for your time and insight. oh my pleasure. and we have often covered the tension between the world through largest economy as, as the u. s. and china have gone back and forth on a number of issues, including human rights and trade. now, after 4 years of the trumpet administration trade war with china, which resulted in the black listing of chinese tech heavyweight, like wal way, and the nation's top chip maker, s m, i see the 1st year of the vine administration has not seen that relationship. cool . meanwhile, another big story has been china's property secretary sector in an effort to prevent a long for me bubble from bursting china imposed curb the industry which slowed growth. the impact was felt throughout the sector, but it has been felt the most by the world,

u. s. president says the federal government will cover the 1st month of clean up costs caused by severe tornadoes. joe biden is in kentucky way seeing 1st hand at the devastation caused by storms that killed at least 88 people. across 6 states . biden walked through piles of debris in the city of mayfield, where he spoke to locals. more than a 100 people are still missing and tens of thousands are without power. i've been involved in responding to a lot of disasters and you can see people's faces what they're really looking for. and look around, i say, to the press, what they're looking for. just be able to put their head down on the pillow. be able to close their eyes. take a deep breath, go to sleep and make sure the kids are okay that you people looking for right now. a lot of hard work is going to happen next 2 and 3 months to bring it all the way back. the government's going to cover 100 percent of the cost, 100 percent of the cost of the 1st $30.00 days. for all the emergency work from clearing everything did occur every single cause. the federal government's going to take care of

u. s. president says the federal government will cover the 1st month of clean up costs caused by severe tornadoes. joe biden visited kentucky where he witnessed to devastation and met residence. 88 people were killed in storms across 6 states and over a 100 are still missing heidi, shall castro reports from mayfield in kentucky. this street in bowling green, kentucky once rang with the sounds of children playing young families lived here. but then on friday, the tornado came and some neighbors shelter together. they decided to get in the 1st house together. and unfortunately the house was just demolished for the ground . 11 people died here. 8 of them were children. been ceremony. jake is a family friend. i don't know if it is retired when somebody's done in your shop, you know what i have been to visual as recovery worker. sift through the debris left in 6 days all last week. superstore leaving the landscape of devastation. authorities fear the final death toll will be staggering. 9 year old aniston rack lea climbed into a bath tub with her younger sisters and her doll. this photo take

u. s . government is the federal reserve and that's when the dollar completely in quo implodes and we have potentially hyper inflation. yeah, certainly a lot of daycare. we've seen a lot happen this year and i'm sure we have a lot to look forward to or could be even worse next year. leadership of euro pacific capital. thank you for your time and insight. oh my pleasure. and we have often covered the tension between the world through largest economy as, as the u. s. and china have gone back and forth on a number of issues, including human rights and trade. now, after 4 years of the trumpet administration trade war with china, which resulted in the black listing of chinese tech heavyweight, like wal way, and the nation's top chip maker, s m, i see the 1st year of the vine administration has not seen that relationship. cool . meanwhile, another big story has been china, property secor sector in an effort to prevent a long forming bubble from bursting china imposed curb the industry which slowed growth. the impact was felt throughout the sector, but it has been felt the most by the world's mos

u. s . government is the federal reserve and that's when the dollar completely and quote implodes and we have potentially hyper inflation. yeah, certainly a lot of daycare. we've seen a lot happen this year and i'm sure we have a lot to look forward to or could be even worse next year. leadership of euro pacific capital. thank you for your time and insight. oh my pleasure. and we have often covered the tension between the world through largest economy as, as the u. s. and china have gone back and forth on a number of issues, including human rights and trade. now, after 4 years of the trumpet administration trade war with china, which resulted in the black listing of chinese tech heavyweight, like wal way, and the nation's top chip maker, s m, i see the 1st year of the vine administration has not seen that relationship. cool . meanwhile, another big story has been china, property secor sector in an effort to prevent a long forming bubble from bursting china imposed curb the industry which slowed growth. the impact was felt throughout this sector, but it has been felt the most by the world

u. s federal health officials announced just today that oh macron accounted for an estimated 73% of new infections last week. the cdc shows nearly a six fold increase in the proportion of infections in just that one week. since the end of june. the delta variant has been the main version of the virus, causing us infections. as foxes . jonathan serrie shows us so macron has been found in at least 46 states, and it's having a big impact on everything from travel to sports. moderna announcing they are moving forward and developing a booster specifically to target the delta and a macron variants. this comes after preliminary data showed their booster shot increased antibody levels against a macron compared to pre booster levels. this is optimistic news as federal and local officials plead with americans to roll up their sleeves. we've come a long way. we have defenses. we are not defenseless against this virus or even the variant. rising covid-19 cases are creating challenges across sports and entertainment. the national hockey league postponed several games involving travel between the uni

u. s. the federal reserve spent months and months claiming inflation was only transitory, even as it skyrocketed to 30. your heart chairman j.