u. s. system and think of reforms that could make this process much easier for me because i do need protection that need to come tonight, states the u. s. s. s. department says it's recovered more than half of a ransom that was paid to hackers who attacked the country's largest fuel pipeline . last month, the ransomware task force seized more than $2000000.00 in bitcoin from an account used by a russia base hacker group, not cyber attack on colonial pipeline disrupted supplies along the east coast. today we turned the tables on dark side by going after the entire ecosystem that fuels ransomware and digital extortion attacks, including criminal proceeds in the form of digital currency. we will continue to use all of our tools and all of our resources to increase the cough and the consequences of ransomware attacks and other cyber enabled attacks. matthew goods is the founder and ceo at block tower capital. he says the case highlights how government agencies are putting more resources into understan

u. s. system that there could be some kind of a swap. i don't, that makes it that's good to talk about, but i do not see the united states doing that simply because the u. s. cherishes all of these potential opposition, figures or characters as assets in their war against russia, information and political organs, russia. so there's, i don't think they're gonna make much progress on that. they'll talk about it. i don't see the u. s. a green to anything. and there's also the issue of nato, and this is obviously going to be a big concern for russia. but again, i don't see the united states giving any consolations with regards to the advancement and the pressure which nato is putting on. this is what was happening at the g 7 the announced a new atlantic charter. i mean, this are the us and britain and their allies already spelled out that they're going to continue to posture in an aggressive fashion against russia. so it doesn't leave a lot in terms of negotiations and leverage. they are, it seems to be all take from the u. s. and no give it,

u. s. system and think of reforms that could make this process much easier for me because i do need protection that need to come tonight, states police in the canadian province, ontario say a trunk attack that killed full members of the muslim family was a hate crime. the driver of the pickup run down 5 pedestrians in the city of london, killing 3 generations of the same family. the only survivor is a 9 year old boy. please say there's evidence the family was targeted because of islam of faith. a 20 year old man has been charged with murder. when he say he wore a type of body armor. more than 60 people have been killed after 2 trains collided in southern pakistan. sind province, dozens more, were injured and chopped in the wreckage. an express train derailed in got the key district and was paid by another train a few minutes later. the cause of the derailment is not clear. china's top legislative bodies examining a bill to protect the government from being sued by foreign companies. us present, jo

u. s. a state tax system is optional for the wealthiest. a recent league from the us revenue service has revealed that america's 1000000000, as i know, used to paying almost no income tax. and it hardly even bothers the tax man in washington. well, if we glanced on the bottom end of the wealth pyramid, almost $3000000000.00 worldwide report less than $10000.00 in their bank accounts. and more than a 100000000 have been plunged into extreme poverty by the pandemic. in a bid to keep up, the economy is vital signs. the u. s. federal reserve has pumped an additional $3.00 trillion dollars of liquidity in since february last year. that's an 88 percent increase of the national balance sheet. while a lot of that went into the coffers of the rich. it also set off economists alarms, as it's a bubble. and sooner or later, such bubbles tend to bust the economy shipping to one in which a very small percentage of the population has an enormous proportion of the wealth . all that the leak from the internal revenue service did was to expose yet again, how

u. s. financial system, it's energy production. it's technology prowess, its military power, the role of the u. s. dollar. this did not suddenly go away under 4 years of trauma, much as many american allies may have wished it might. and now that biden is, is president. that's not going to change, but you are absolutely right to ask the question, what does it mean in terms of the sense that the united states can be counted on can be relied on? the u. s. says they're doing an iran, the old truck pulls out unilaterally, binding goes back in. what happens if republicans win in 20? $24.00 will be out again. trans pacific partnership. obama makes the announcement b ally, allies get on board. he fails to get it done. trump pulls up so i mean the fact that all of the momentum in the republican party is with the president former. busy president trump and his allies, the fact that most of the momentum in the democratic party is actually with the progressive and as a huge gap between the centers and the progressives. as we see playing out what

u. s. judiciary system with even be measured by it. absolutely. no, i never anticipate is a better way to shoot the scene. is it because of hope for democracy is particularly old. couple questions, but what i know for sure is that in the drafting of this constitution, we look at the past. and we also looked at the future. and president, nelson mandela once stated, in the most, in overland governments, within them, persons with propensities for human failings. and that's why we crafted this constitution in the faith, continue to have these multiple structures to ensure it police entry, the accountability system that will ensure that people are never without remedy or any injustice a complaints the person. and i think he predicted that this constitution is for all seasons because every time we've had a crisis, we have people even thought of it may be a precipice. maybe we're facing the constitutional crisis. the constitution has failed, but it has held because the dish has done what it is supposed to do, even if it's i'm pleasant, isn't it? it makes

u. s. judiciary system would even be measured by it actually she now i never anticipate is a better way to she would be seen. is it become a hope for that democracy, particularly on christmas? but what i know for sure is that in the drafting of this constitution, we look at the past. and we also looked at the future. and president, nelson mandela was stated in the most, in overland governments, within them, persons with propensities, human failings. and that's why we're crafted, constitution in the bait continue to have these multiple structures to ensure it. please enter the accountability system that will ensure that people i'm ever without remedy or any injustice or complaints the state. and i think he predicted that this constitution is for all seasons because every time we've had a crisis, we people even thought maybe we at a precipice. maybe you were facing a constitutional crisis. the constitution has filled but it has held because the dish has done what it is supposed to do, even if it's unpleasant isn't if it makes it and popular, it hurts. it is the need. guardian of the const

u . s. electrical system in a generation has failed. republican senators blocked the voting rights legislation put forward by the democrats. 3 fifths of the senators, duly chosen, and sworn. not having voted in the affirmative. the motion is not agreed to now they fell short of the 60 days required to have a debate on the legislation. democrat soggy. the reform package will counteract. laws passed in republican lead states which restrict voting access. let's bring in nam, because issues an associate professor of political science at howard university, joseph via skype from washington. d. c. could have you. this is caught on the program. i mean, senate republicans all stored to be opposed to this bill. so no surprises than that . it failed. absolutely not. i think they've been telegraphing for months now that they don't plan to do anything to violate state's rights to control the elections, however unfair they are the potential law maybe. what happens next, because the democrats is sort of relatively concerned about that of the erosion of both rights across several states, mainly republican hel

u. s. electrical system in the generation has failed. republican senators blocked the voting rights legislation put forward by the democrats. 3 fifths of the senators, duly chosen, and sworn. not having voted in the affirmative. the motion is not agreed to the short of the 60, those required to have a debate on the legislation. democrats argue the full package will counteract. laws passed and republican that states which restrict boating access. man, because it is an associate professor of political science at howard university and she explains why it's more effective to improve voting rights at the state level. i think the fight will continue at the federal level. i mean there's, he's still the john blue voter advancement act that's still sort of languishing right now in the senate. but there's also movement that can be had at the state level. i mean, certainly, i think there will be lots of legal challenges to these these policies in the faith, whether it be georgia or texas or other one that you will be a lot more litigation around some of this to halt the introduction of these law into prac

the fact that there are significant weaknesses in the us immigration system, which even the u. s. government itself has admitted well, he placed a big pe, place into a big factor here. are we to go? when we think of the region, we really think of all the partners, including the united states and canada, and mexico. and in particular, the united states asylum system and requires significant reforms to make them to make the system more just unfair, but also more, more, more quickly able to determine the type of cases that are married based for the people to come to the country. and for people who don't have those protections for them to see protections, another country as well in avenue. so this certainly has to be part of the whole picture. and again, the regional perspective here is one of corresponds ability and management. and i just want to enforcement which we saw with the prism ministration. but now when you think about the specific on the ground programs and key initiatives that each of the countries have to take as much as we ask, what am i to do more in terms of immigrati

u. s. judiciary system would even be measured by it actually she now i never anticipate is a better way to, to shoot the scene. is it because of hope for democracy, particularly old questions, but what i know for sure is that in the drafting of this constitution, we look at the past. and we also looked at the future. and president, nelson mandela was sitting in the most in overland governments. within them, persons with propensity to speak, human failings. and that's why we crafted this constitution in the faith. continue to have these multiple structures to ensure it. please enter the accountability system that will ensure that people never without a remedy or any interest is a complaint. the one that isn't and i think he predicted that this constitution is for all seasons because every time we've had a crisis where people even thought about, maybe we at a precipice, maybe with face in a constitutional crisis. the constitution has failed, but it has held because the tradition has done what it is supposed to to me and pleasant in this. it makes it and popular. it hurts it to meet guardi

u. s. judiciary system would even be measured by it actually she now i never anticipated as a better quote for to she would be seen as it be kind of hope for democracies, particularly all christians. but what i know for sure is that in the drafting of this constitution, we looked at the past. and we also looked at the future. and president, nelson mandela was stated in the most, in overland governments, within them, persons with propensity, human failings. and that's why we're crafted this constitution in the faith continue to have these multiple structures to ensure it. please enter the accountability system that will ensure that it will never without a remedy or any injustice, a complaint the person. and i think he predicted that this constitution is for all seasons because every time we had a crisis, we people even thought of it may be a precipice. maybe with a constitutional crisis. the constitution has failed, but it has held because the dish has done what this is supposed to do, even if it's unpleasant, if it makes it and put it hurt, it is the ultimate audience. yeah. constitution f

u. s. health insurance system to understand a little bit why there's a such a big deal because they're very often packed to your job. so if you lose your job, if you have preexisting conditions, then you might end up with no insurance at all, might not be able to pay your medications, which are very expensive here. so those are, of course more than happy with this verdict today. and that was correspondent oliver salad in washington. oliver, thank you. ok, let's take a look. now i have some of the other stories making news today. ivory coast for my president's local bank has flown back home after being acquitted of war crimes at the international criminal court. now he was forced from power back in 2011 after a month long conflicts bought by his refusal to accept election defeat. thousands of people died during that conflict. police here in germany have arrested a man in connection with the fatal shooting of 2 people. the incident happened in the town of boot camp authority said the motive behind the killings if feel unclear . french prosecutors have requested a 6 month jail term for former

system by teaching kids how to hate each other, not high. one parent has described the study of critical race theory in u. s. schools. the concept does luca, society from the perspective of systemic racism, but many do question. the approach you talk about critical race theory, which is pretty much going to be teaching kids how to hate each other. how did this pretty much. okay. it's pretty much all gone down to, you know, deliberately pc is watching right here. got you because he why you go hardly so why? oh, the black people are all down and how do i have to medical to breathe? if i'm senior open, it was pretty much show people that anything that they want to achieve in america can be done. they just have to want to do it, so i want to have to actually encourage them and tell them that they can do it. but the current state right now that a lot of schools are wanting to implement into the education system is to simply have kids get discouraged that they can't do anything because their skin color won't allow them, especially when it comes to black american. they want to push the system in america to tell kids yes, the

u. s. air strike. the u. s. deployed extra defense systems to the base. humans government says 17 people have been killed in a missile attack. a petrol station was hit in the city of about 120 kilometers east of sun art. the information minister is blaming with the rebels. the group launched a renewed offensive on in february and almighty delegation has arrived in evans capital for talks with who the leaders discussions will focus on holding the fighting in might have been peace negotiations with the demons, internationally recognized governments. the us sector, state anthony, blinking, met all man for a minister on friday and cold for an immediate cease fire. who the rebels say they welcome dialog. sir lang, cuz navy has recovered the data recorder from a stricken cargo ship off the coast of colombo, the m. v express. pearl partially submerged this week. it had been on fire for 13 days and was carrying oil metric acid and other hazardous chemicals. police are looking to compare information from the data recorder against the cruise statements, to understand what happens. authorities are preparing for the poss

u. s. judiciary system would even be measured by it actually she now i never anticipated a better cook petition with the scene. is it because of hope for democracy, particularly old people? chris is, but what i know for sure is back in the drafting of this constitution. we look at the past, and we also looked at a future. and president, nelson mandela was stated in the most, in overland governments, within them, persons with propensities for human failings. and that's why we're crafted this constitution in the bait continue to have these multiple structures to ensure it police entry, the accountability system that will ensure that people never without remedy or any interest is complete and see if there isn't. and i think he predicted that this constitution is for all seasons because every time we had a crisis, we people even thought that maybe we at a precipice, maybe with the constitutional crisis. the constitution has failed, but it has held because the to dish has done what it is supposed to do. if it's an pleasant isn't if it makes it and popular it heard it is the need, guardians of the co

and it's objection, some of the other states developing autonomous weapon systems such as israel u. s, u, k. and, and others have so been unsupportive of a new treaty and, you know, have been expressed varying degrees of support for actually continuing discussion. so those are some of the roadblocks that we faced as things stand. the u. s. is highly unlikely to support a bad rather it set out its own principles, which includes human involvement. a ban on autonomous weapon systems is essentially infeasible, just because the technology is out there. the department of defense has been very clear about its commitment to ethical uses of these technologies where right now the position as a human being has to be on the loop or in the loop when those weapons are used. so there won't be fully ups optimist in the sense that there won't be any human interaction with these weapons systems. but the reality is, the us, china and russia are all competing so intensely in all areas of a technology that is questionable whether any of them was sign up to a treaty that significantly limits what they can

u. s. detect malware in its early warning networks, fearing it could be russian codes aimed at disabling systems. it was with the cyber intrusion of italian into russia. russia now sees its nuclear capabilities of being threatened, and scarcity, it's land based weapons. roy, possible. when this is picked up by the us, washington disperses its own nuclear forces for the same reason. fearing in a nuclear attack, russia far as the ultimate warning shop, a small nuclear missile. and it's a target that would involve minimal casualties, like a naval ship. to see, you can see the 1st uses nuclear weapons that literally kills no civilians use of military custody. i mean, relative, you know, we use of nuclear weapons against a ship off from any land. a military vessel might only kill, we say there's on board that vessel and those 2 days. while the immediate damage may be limited, these crosses the threshold called nuclear 1st use. which ever side does this? they've made the situation series. won't you cross that threshold? what nuclear 1st uses 2nd? you have to worry that it's going to escalate into some

u. s. for maintenance. what we think this is, is the bad air defense system. and also the patriot missile system that the u. s. has deployed in recent years to several countries in the middle east, in terms of how many troops were thinking that it's in the hundreds, not the thousands. and these would be troops that are, that you know how to operate these air defense systems. so you ask yourself, is this a big troop draw down or not? and answer that question. gotta know on how many troops in total there are in the middle east, a us troops, and it's about $45.00 to $55000.00. so if you're looking at several 100, perhaps, that gives you an idea of the total number of troops bottom line know is this comes at a very important time because biden, president biden has said that he wanted to recalibrate the number of us troops and assets in the middle east region, and this is all part of that. recalibration is the focus is more on russia and china. but it also, and this is important, this comes ahead of expected talks with iran on re entering into the nuclear agreement,

a few storms kicking in around monterey, that's from the backend of that storm system from the u. s. but things are looking relatively fine and dry in the you could 10 peninsula with 29 in cancun. the faith can story without uttering a single word. and knowing going come a simple touch, informa the young conventionality of life. witness through the limbs of the human eye. if morton bias, the witness documentary on out is there. oh, the me. he watching out as a reminder, on top stories this, our us president joe biden has led a ceremony in the state of oklahoma to mark the centenary of the toll. so rates massacre, 300 black residents were killed by white mob in 921. bought in his promise to port black businesses, but he made no mention as reparation. all of them 90 percent of people in europe. his northern region are in need of emergency food aid. the warning from the well feed program. thousands have been killed and 2000000 others displaced in the fighting began independence in europe's disease. control body is urging each countries to think about supplying vaccines to poor nations

u. s. a state tax system is optional for the wealthiest. a recent league from the us revenue service has revealed that america's 1000000000 as and i used to paying almost no income tax. and it hardly even bothers the tax man in washington. well, if we glance on the bottom end of the wealth pyramid, almost $3000000000.00 worldwide report less than $10000.00 in their bank accounts. and more than a 100000000 have been plunged into extreme poverty by the pandemic. i can stay hungry, but my children cannot. children won't milk food, clothes this, this and that we manage with whatever my husband is able to. and if it's not enough, i stay hungry. so i can see by children the minister puts you an early will have to go to find out what agriculture means. also alondo, the minister of labor lets him leave the comfort and come to smell the smell of misery. the mother of poverty and precariousness. come to taste a suffocating air of invisibility that takes away our air. as the pandemic is taking the oxygen out of our human community, we would up, it is

u. s. a state tax system is optional for the wealthiest. a recent league from the us revenue service has revealed that america's 1000000000 as i used to paying almost no income tax. and it hardly even bothers the tax man in washington. well, if we glance on the bottom end of the wealth pyramid, almost $3000000000.00 worldwide report less than $10000.00 in their bank accounts. and more than a 100000000 have been plunged into extreme poverty by the pandemic in a bid to keep up the economies vital signs. the u. s. federal reserve has pumped an additional $3.00 trillion dollars of liquidity in since february last year. that's an 88 percent increase of the national balance sheet. while a lot of that went into the coffers of the rich. it also set off economists alarms, as it's a bubble. and sooner or later, such bubbles tend to bust the economy shifting to one in which a very small percentage of the population has an enormous proportion of the wealth . all that the leak from the internal revenue service did was to expose yet again, how bad the si