u. s. might put it into perspective for us and what we had 10 days since july. the 4th, when there was so much positivity about the future. well, come out. yes indeed. the infection rate has now doubled within the last 3 weeks today. there was some 23000 new cases reported as opposed to roughly 11000 on june the 23rd. there are a few reasons for this. firstly, as you heard from rob, the delta barion has created a massive problem with them. the united states, as it has in other countries. but what you've also had in between 2 is the july, the full holiday weekend where they were large numbers of gatherings. so these are coming together to create this as flare up in infection rates within the united states. on the brightest side, perhaps deaths are running at about $250.00 a day. to put this into a context they were running around 3 and a half 1000 a day earlier in the winter. so clearly the vaccination has a massive impact in terms of restricting the number of it, even of those who contract the virus. but what can be problematic to is the discrepancy, the geograp

u. s. embassy in port au prince. to apply for visas to leave the country amid fears of further unrest. they were unsubstantiated rumors on radio and social media. the u. s. might be handing out humanitarian visas. artist kelly moulton, been following developments. while the united states is drawing down and removing its military presence from afghanistan, but it appears it will now have a new opportunity to flex its muscles much closer to home in the western hemisphere . now haiti is in a state of unrest 2 days after the president was assassinated. and we now understand that local officials are calling for the united states sandy. it's forces into the country to contain the unrest and to protect the infrastructure of the country. the ports, as well as the airports and the natural gas and, and petroleum reserves. so at this point, it's not clear. if the united states will actually send troops in, there will be law enforcement officials dispatched to the country to help get to the bottom of who assassinated the president. the united states remains engaged and enclosed consultations with our patient and international partners to support the haitian people in the

u. s. his criticism when he meets the gym chancellor. today, the u. s. is of course, worried that russia might use the gas pipeline to put political pressure on ukraine, and of course, the u. s. also wants to sell their own gas to europe. critics. and so president biden does want some form of guaranteed for ukraine from germany because the pipeline will, in all likelihood be completed. and we're hearing now that after the meeting between boston and michael, there'll be some form of washington declaration which will get out the joint vision between the 2 countries in terms of addressing political challenges. well, live together, like repent, demik, of kind of sun libya, but also russia, china, and ukraine. but how much of a vision can see acts actually presents? she's leaving office in a couple of months. it will be going to be any firm commitments that she can still make because of course hartford to do demons go to the polls in september angle america will then stay in office until the new coalition government is formed here that can take a couple of weeks a month, but of course many of the c

u. s. s. criticism when you meet the jim chancellor. today, the u. s. is of course, worried that russia might use the gas pipeline to put political pressure on ukraine, and of course, the u. s. also wants to sell their own gas to europe, say critics. and so president biden does want some form of guaranteed for ukraine from germany because the pipeline will, in all likelihood be completed. and we're hearing now that after the meeting between boston and michael, there'll be some form of washington declaration which will get out the joint vision between the 2 countries in terms of addressing political challenges, well, lives together like pen demick, i've got a son livia, but also russia, china and ukraine, but how much of a vision can see, actually presents she's leaving office in a couple of months? will there be gonna be any firm commitments that she can still make? cause of cause hartford to do just go to the polls in september. uncle america will then stay in office until the new coalition government is formed here that can take a couple of weeks a month. but of course, many of the concrete

might be best place to get involved here. there really only 2 options. i mean, the u. s. intervene in the past in the us has intervened in the past, i guess something to say about the intervention is that it's convenient for certain kinds of haitian political power holders to have those kinds of intervention. because it essentially provides a police force without a cost to the haitian state and also provide the police force that's not local. and so it can become a counterpoint political counterpoint to the politicians. so i think in some ways, back to the convenient for it, it was not surprising to me that some haitian colleges would ask for this, but it is not really very good for for the larger haitian population on the whole. and i think what you see from civil society right now is a strong, strong message coming from a lot of quarters. that this is absolutely not what, what many people in haiti want, people are looking for a solution that's crafted internally. and the solution has to come from inside 80 or on the wall, the coder i've had the democracy initiative at t

province to canada. clashes that we understand there's been as strikes again, we believe those might well be u. s. s strikes, but the real focus of attention in recent hours is actually on the west of afghanistan and iraq, the regional capital, the part, the big city in afghanistan closest to iran. well, we understand the taliban. i've been pushing around herat in a number of places, a number of different security instance. and most worryingly, i think, for the african government, according to local reports, is this fighting on the road between herat city and herat airport? we believe the airport is currently closed because of that fighting. we're also hearing the un compound which is on the road from the city to the airport has come on the attack. i'm hearing from local sources that no un stuff had been killed or injured. but there were guards working for the african government around that compound. and there are reports that some may have been taken injured. the reports were taken hostage. there also reports that some been injured and i've got one report that at least one has been killed in are

u. s. there is some concern that this might send the wrong message by insult the white house on sunday will be holding the largest in person gathering at the white house. and he was inaugurated a 1000 members of the military and 1st responders having a big barbecue. and there are some who are, well, wait a 2nd, i mean, lots of puts your to households, particularly in the south east, the midwest where people are vaccinated and they don't need to be much size they will get vaccinated. does this itself be a vector of transmission? with the new incredibly, incredibly potent delta variance spreading, now unexpected to be the main, the main main type of the main, the main viral type in the coming in the coming weeks. having said that, the u. s. has come a long way. i mean, we look at, i mean, isn't my pages, statistics, say, but here's a few. we have about 300 deaths a day. we compare about 2 to march of 2020. that's why there's been a similar rates. it's gone back down to be a pre the big surgeon in depth, and in the u. s. 12000 cases, the day it was 200000 cases. when joe biden was inaugurated

u. s. is still an integral part of you might see them negotiating the team, trying to find a way forward for the country. that's right. in fact, lot of the criticism that came from the civilian government and cobble was that for the better part of a couple of years. it was the us engaging with the taliban in relative talks in doha, qatar, rather than the us stepping aside and allowing the afghan civilian government to engage face to face with the tall. a bond representatives. well, now that's happening, but us officials are still very much a part acting as interlocutors in this process. it's also worth pointing out that even though the us military is for all intents and purposes out of afghanistan, except for a few, that will be providing security at the embassy. the u. s. is still very much involved in educational, economic and civil society development in that country. but it's very important to point out that the buyer and ministration is trying to get out of the business of running wars overseas, mainly because in president joe biden view wars are not solving the problem for the afghan p

well, i think the appetite changed, but you know, the american public might have been ahead of the u. s. government in realizing the utility of this conflict, even if the american public are not experts on them when you were serving as a marine in afghanistan, when you, when you clear about why you were there. i think at the time i served i was young, i was a us marine, i served in a room on providence and i probably did have a bit of an ideological view as to why we were there. i did feel that we were preventing terrorism from reaching the united states and we were engaging in nation building activities that were admirable. but the reality is that that mission was it was not accomplished. and there was a failure of us policy. and frankly, nato policy and in afghanistan, it doesn't mean that nato countries should be disengaged economically or diplomatically. but there simply is not a military solution to the conflict that can be imposed from the outside. and so when i, as i did today, i read an interview with taliban shadow man, and they both districts of afghanistan. and he said, we ha

well, i think the appetite changed, but you know, the american public might have been ahead of the u. s. government in realizing the utility of this conflict, even if the american public are not expert a final promised on when you were serving as a marine in afghanistan, when you were you clear about why you were that? i think at the time i served i was young, i was a us marine, i served in a room on providence and i probably didn't have a bit of an ideological view as to why we were there. i did feel that we were preventing terrorism from reaching the united states and we were engaging in nation building activities that were admirable. but the reality is that that mission was it, it was not accomplished. and there was a failure of us policy. and frankly, nato policy and in afghanistan, it doesn't mean that nato countries should be disengaged economically or diplomatically. but there simply is not a military solution to the conflict that can be imposed from the outside. and so when i, as i did today, i read an interview with taliban shadow man, and they bulk district of afghanistan. and

u. s. election. so definitely not a reset, but there might be an indication and that the white house on the crumbling might work together. i can tell you that president biden said today that he is optimistic after that. coal with president, with president putin and secretary transact also said that this was a clear, the year to year diplomacy and the president by the nose there is a need or ongoing discussions and engagements. she also said that the president is going to be clear if there is a disagreement. this of course is different than the words we heard from bite. and especially if you need one. he warned to be united states. what did back if russia continues with the cyber attacks? the w carleen actually there, the race for space is heating up as more countries think, just and astronaut into orbits. the united arab emirates as a new comer to space exploration. and one of its 1st astronauts to leave the atmosphere is also the nation's 1st female astronaut. not alma true, she here seen on the right wants to reach for the stars and she is one step closer to that goal. she will be the arab world, 1

might happen next. for now, the streets are calm. the cuban governance cures the u. s. government of being behind social media campaign that spark the process. the foreign minister will be speaking later today and it's expected he might present evidence of, of this so far. the evidence has been very spotty as far as that goes. yeah, and right now we're, we're waiting to see what, what comes next that the protests were unprecedented. so we're in uncharted territory here. a catastrophic fire that ripped through october 19 isolation ward in the iraqi city of nasiriyah has killed at least 92 people. faulty wiring had sparked an explosion in an oxygen tank. another tragic accident in a medical system that was once the n. v of the middle east. but iraq now spends only a fraction of its money on health in 2019 only 2.5 percent of the $106500000000.00 budget was allocated to the health ministry that amounts to $161.00 per citizen. each year on average, far less than its poorer neighbors, like jordan and lebanon. that means there's only $1.00 hospital beds per $1000.00 people.

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u. s. media until lawmakers, florida's governor is even claiming the island nation might have to be bombed on some outlets. and since the country is on the brink of a revolution of despite things having count significantly now in the streets, washington is also adamant. the changes on the cards is the largest protest we've seen in cuba in a long time. that will obviously have an impact on how we proceed. so we will see how things develop in the days ahead and develop our policy responses accordingly. it's almost like christmas came early this year for america's political hawks. anti government protests have fled up in cuba. what better opportunity for the us to finish something? it couldn't back in the sixty's. now, with all the tricks from the when his whale and handbook of regime change, step one, intimidate, scare them. bully them, make it look like you're one tiny step away from obliterating everything they love . if they don't abide, i are suggesting air strikes in cuba. what i'm suggesting is that option is one that has to be explored and cannot be simply discarded as an option. that

u. s. congressional committee. would you say that that signal pregnant woman who might have a no income. she needs therapy for him in order to survive. but what do you say to her when she has to make that choice? would you stay on the advice of counsel invoke my 5th amendment privilege against self incrimination, and respectfully decline to answer your question. somebody's been if the taxpayers end up paying for some of them. i know you're smiling, but i'm very serious. are. all right. so i asked now that the committee, excuse the witness from the table without without objection. so order will pause for a moment as mister scaly is escorted out. the news, martin crawley was soon dubbed the most hated man in america. sometime later he was arrested by the f. b i and convicted by a federal court on securities fraud. he was sentenced to 7 years in federal prison . beyond his individual case squarely became the embodiment of the excesses of the pharmaceutical industry. and the embodiment of its cynicism. the price of darrow has never returned to its original level. ah, you can, you can give me

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when you think of the 4th of july, you might think parade's parties and fireworks as ultimately the u. s. celebrates the birth of a nation. but this year, a number of strong divisions have also been brought straight to the table. for example, that's off your democratic congresswoman set of fled to the racial issues surrounding the celebration acore bush so that the freedom to hold any represents is only for white people. and that black people in america is still not free. well, the tweet if both fairly mixed reactions, as one might imagine, with many denouncing views of the national holiday. that included a fierce reaction from republicans who pointed out that corey bush, herself a black woman who actually went from being a nurse to then serving at the house of representatives. push was also accused of dishonoring black people fighting for the nation. of course, for some time now, the country is being split over its symbols and even the subjects taught in school without a mind, ortiz, but i guess dia looks at what american identity means today. what makes it america is it being a patriot

well, i think the appetite changed, but you know, the american public might have been ahead of the u. s. government in realizing the utility of this conflict, even if the american public are not experts on promised on when you were serving as a marine in afghanistan, when you, when you clear about why you were that i think at the time i served i was young. i was a us marine, i served in a room on providence and i probably did have a bit of an ideological view as to why we were there. i did feel that we were preventing terrorism from reaching the united states and we were engaging in nation building activities that were admirable. but the reality is that that mission was it was not accomplished. and there was a failure of us policy. and frankly, nato policy and in afghanistan, it doesn't mean that nato countries should be disengaged economically or diplomatically. but there simply is not a military solution to the conflict that can be imposed from the outside. and so when i, as i did today, i read an interview with taliban shadow man, and they both district of afghanistan. and he said, w

there were worries that the united kingdom's brash pro breakfast leader might find little common ground with a pragmatic multilateral s. u. s. leader who emphasized as many in the british media noted his irish catholic roots. a george, how did you expect biden and bo joe to get along? well, speaking someone with irish catholic roots myself, i've got to tell you the perception here on the record so far is joe biden is an anti british resident, not just because his breed assess, are gone along quite well with borders. johnson, but because of unlike barack obama, also because of his family relationship all be 3 centuries ago in biden's case, to the british empire. neither of them likes britain very much. both of them preferred europe. both of them intervened and bricks affairs on the european side against britain, and no des, expecting much from biden presidency here in britain. the bo jewel administration, will do its best to keep what they call the special relationship. but to anyone who's paying attention, there's not much special about the relationship between britain and the us. nowadays. we have just learned that in t

u. s. government narrative. i haven't gotten any warnings from facebook that i might be interacting with political extremists. and it's really making me feel like a nerd with lame friends. at this point, facebook has engaged in mass bands of individuals deemed to be problematic. it has taken measures to work against certain news outlets, and it's even given a long term ban to a former us president. but all of that is not enough. americans are still thinking for themselves and asking dangerous questions. so now we have extremism notices. what will be next? this is suddenly and rapidly getting to the ludicrous level of communist, political enforcement of thought and ideas. and it is on the one hand, terrifying. and on the other hand amusing because they're going way too far away too fast. and everyone seems to be laughing about, they are responding as if the media is composed entirely of millions of customers who are planning a violent revolution against the government. and it's the social media outfit job to get to the bottom of that and solve it. and they're storing all this data and sharing it with the sitti

might happen next. for now, the streets are calm. the government has accused the, the cuban governance because the u. s. government of the b of being behind i, social media campaign that spark the protest. the foreign minister will be speaking later today and it's expected he might present evidence of, of this so far. the evidence has been very spotty as far as that goes. yeah, and right now we're, we're waiting to see what, what comes next. that's the protest. we're unprecedented. so we're in uncharted territory here. read, thanks very much. read lindsey they're talking to live out of savannah. the us says it has not rolled up sending troops to help stabilize haiti following the assassination of the president of and l. mosey. washington is helping to investigate the matter and sent a delegation to the capital puerto prince. it will also find out if any us laws were broken after 2 americans were among those arrested. a haitian business man living in florida is the latest to be held plenty more ahead here on the news out, including fury and the occupied west bank after his denies of jailed palestinian a

u. s. secretary of energy band. let's start with you here. now, as you might imagine, ukraine is very angry about this agreement. because they demanded formal talks with brussels and berlin on the pipeline, but they didn't get those talks. why is that? why there's a couple of reasons for the biggest is that, remember all the talk that's being laid out there right now. we heard some of those sound bites a minute ago. right. the president saying, well, we've got a whole lot that we can do and, and there seems to be a lot of wringing of hands of this. but there are really 2 most important players in this. russia and germany, russia once the pipeline and germany wants the pipeline. and so in germany is essentially agreed to was, yes, we will find an agreement and we will punish russia if they harm ukraine. and they try to use the energy to, to make ukraine's life more difficult. but what are you that the ukrainians are really upset about? what they're upset about is $2100000000.00 in gas transit fees that they collected last year. and they're afraid those are going to go away. now they're trying renewal right now th

well, it might have seemed like a fluke when nigeria beat the u. steam on saturday and a tune up game for the olympics after tonight doesn't seem like such a fluke. damian lillard and team usa taking on australia tonight in las vegas, nobody stops bradley beal on his way to the hook. here is the u. s goes up by two in the second quarter bill went for 12 points. the u. s. led at 10 point second half lead. get away, chris goulding will beat the buzzer somehow gets this three pointer to go as the third quarter came to an end. australia took a four point lead into the fourth quarter 5.5 minutes left in the game. now the us trying to rally kevin durant knocks down three of these 17 points of us within one, but here's another bay area connection. st mary's product, patty mills, cuts to the hoop. he gets two of his 22 points. the u. s did not score a field goal in the game's final 4.5 minutes. australia and 91 83, winner of the u. s. now, oh, and two with three more warm up games before the olympics, also as a head coach gregg popovich, not happy in the pos

u. s. have got a significant residual presence. if not in afghanistan, the can react to events. and i've got a song which might include power supporting the the african national security forces and intelligence and maybe special courses. i would hope there is something that remaining in place to, to support short of that other than that, i don't really see what any other country can do to prevent the seller back from taking over. i think it's, it's not inevitable, but i think it's highly likely. and of course we've also seen many other regional powers, for example, pakistan who boys support the taliban iran who have been working with us. how about china and russia both. we've also been working on some of the taliban. we can see their influence increasing, and it's a possibility that you know, they could maybe mitigate an international interest could mitigate some of the worst aspects of the teller by bottom. not overly competent about that. right. yeah, and you do have considerable experience, not only of training countries, the police as well. and it just sounds as though you have you have little faith, but a

u. s. congressional committee. what do you stated that stigma? pregnant women who might have a no income? she needs therapy for him in order to survive. but what do you say to her when she has to make that choice? would you say donna, on the advice of counsel, i invoke my 5th amendment privilege against self incrimination and respectfully decline answer question. somebody's ban if the taxpayers end up paying for some of them. i know you're smiling, but i'm very serious. are you? so i asked now that the committee skews the witness from the table without, without objection, so order will pause for a moment as mister scaly escorted out. ah, ah, martin. crawley were soon dubbed the most hated man in america. sometime later, he was arrested by the f. b i and convicted by a federal court on securities fraud. he was sentenced to 7 years in federal prison . beyond his individual case squarely became the embodiment of the excesses of the pharmaceutical industry. and the embodiment of its cynicism. the price of derek has never returned to its original level. ah, you can either to show them some use

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u. s. helps to maintain. so he thinks that giving the afghan government that fire power might just help them against the taliban. but as we've seen, there is a large power surge of the taliban across many districts. in afghanistan, america's top general there has said he is concerned about it. but the decision has been made, the u. s. is getting out. it was the decision that was put in place initially by donald trump. remember he wanted everyone out by me if he got into his 2nd term. that would have been the deadline. we're talking about the american troops would probably already of been out. job biting came into the oval office, decided that he also wanted the troops, but he extended the deadline to september. but as we've had that, it's now going to be now going to be in august before they're out of afghanistan. and while that are people on capitol hill who are asking joe biden, sending letters in the last few hours, saying, what is your plan for the country? it's very clear that he has the support of people across the united states as donald trump, because they believe that after 20 years, it's no time for a

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might be as things progress. i think that the, the a kind of the u. s. is never, far away when it comes to government politics in cuba. every year the united states spends approximately $20000000000.00, the federal funds financing information on what we keep in government, medicaid, and regime change efforts. and so it will be very surprising if some of those people on the phone today will not receive money from the united states in terms of all or the migrations. they quote, having set up the cost things have come to such a head, but this can only cause it's a huge snake in q q 3 hours to get these those you have thought of that in various interest in miami that it's fine to organize these practice and having trying to have to do that many decades now fontaine, yes, frustration with many failed system, a system that will allow them enough freedom of speech for expression, crucially, offending economy. and i think those 2 things have come to that in terms of organization does not much organization from the opposition. so one thing that's interest was act

do you think that canada might progress to having some here, but they get all their sperm from the u. s. burbank, so what are they going to regulate california cry. oh bank. i don't think so. well, they could demand that the sperm be identifiable by yeah, let them try, sir. i just don't see it happening. so you see the way forward is basically people using the dna sides with the help of your website. absolutely. there's nothing else . nobody else cares to step in and provide regulation or oversight. the sperm banks are big, they're powerful. they're wealthy. they have lobbyists in washington, they keep any and all regulation from happening. any time there's regulation that gets proposed, they put the kibosh on it immediately. it's the fact watching the hand house. we can't change what's happened in the past, but now there is no, absolutely no excuse whatsoever for donors to insist on secrecy. and furthermore, there is no such thing as secrecy anymore. everyone has the right not to be deliberately deceived or deliberately deprived of information about essential aspects of their personal

ben, back in washington dc, you think the with the combined, you might say brain power of silicon valley, big tech to the say, the u. s. would have found away with its allies to stop hacking all side. the espionage in some shape or form over the yes, well certainly, and efforts have been made, but this is one of those challenges that sort of continues to evolve and to morphine to different ways. so you saw one problem and then another one emerges. and i would take issue with my friend in beijing. he may suggest that you know, presenting evidence in a quarter. why don't know what, and that's a chinese quarter, an american one. but, you know, the broader point is not that nothing happens in china without express permission of the chinese government. so this notion of plausible deniability. oh, there were these very sophisticated hackers that were operating from chinese territory, unbeknown skew or, or. ready without the consent of the chinese government simply does not ask much, i'm sorry. okay, mr. shy that sir. bring you in here from light and to try and clarify how do you start to investigate tracking, where do you s

this might warning signs in the housing sector. she said she doesn't think the u. s. is seeing the same kind of dangers. saw in the run up to the 2008 financial crisis. she called it a very different phenomenon. but she did say that she's worried about the pressures that higher housing prices will create for families with less income. however, international investor, jim rogers argue that there is cause for concern. and the government's continued claim that inflation will only be transitory, should not be taken at face value. so michelle should degrees from to fancy, i believe universities. and so she's certainly are educated, smart woman. so she says everything is okay, you don't have to, we're not going to have economic problems again because washington have solve the problem throughout history all over the world. we have had recurring economic problems, whether we like it or not. it would be wonderful to people in washington dc of now solve our problems forever. i am dubious and skeptical and history would indicate that despite her ivy league degrees, they're going