u. s. where hundreds of pro palestinian demonstrators attempted to block and is really cargo ship from offloading at a california port. the group behind the event later proclaimed a victory on twitter funding. the terminal had been shut down from one decision cross live to tom harbor. the co chair of the american middle east coalition for democracy. thank you very much for being with us here on our tantra national. thank you for inviting me. so how alarming is this new wave of protests? i mean, does this threaten the fire between israel and palestine? well, i said this is fire between israel and her man was a broker baby. and now the 2 guys are both. so i think they have a big stake and big role to play in guys that now, however, because i cannot, no way violent from gazda, of the international eyes, especially more come and goes. i think that going to provoke other incidents somewhere out how others and demonstrations are conflict with days or ally bank a student or thought is that it's possible

u. s. where china has become a major player and a vh market. china wants to and feet boeing and airbus as one of the biggest play makers in the world. they're putting a lot of money into that. so this effectively removes a distraction and allows boeing and airbus to put up a stronger fight against that. barbara, you talks about bite and being the guest barry gets how far does this this gesture go in the way of his child offensive rainy. it's a win back. european analyze not far enough. of course. as far as the e. u is concerned because there are still terrace remaining those that the left on european steel and aluminum. and those are quite beloved by some american producers . so joe biden is going to have a slight on his hands if he's what sort of wants to take this to congress and tell them we want to also remove those. but they, you comes with a certain amount of patients because at least they know the 1st step is done. the signal is there. now what both sides are gearing up to is looking to th

u. s. where it's just one overall park was reported at least 405000 cases and more than 11000 to brazil with ever more protests and a country that's recorded more than 500000 toby, 900 deaths. now as a 3rd wave hits demonstrated, say president john, both scenario is responsible because he continues to down play the out when you're not getting reports from rio de janeiro down who's rally depressed dozens of cities in brazil to denounce president jaden. also not his handling of the pandemic marching through the streets of rio de janeiro to the sound of drum beat into the chant of indigenous tribe in the capital. brazilian. this is called troubles and out of the beach meant accusing him of still down playing the cove. in 1910 demik. despite brazil's death toll being the 2nd largest in the world, when the protest began in real, the corona virus had already killed more than 490000 brazilian. as the day wore on, brazil reached the tragic milestone of half a 1000000 dead. this governments responsible fo

u. s. where the governor of texas has declared a disaster declaration over the shocking numbers of illegal migrants flooding the border. he said he also blame president biden for allowing when he called it very real threat to states residence there are to kill him up and picks up the story. texas has now officially issued a disaster declaration. this comes as the state is struggling to deal with the wave of migrant prison buttons and border policies have paved away from dangerous gangs and cartels human traffic of deadly drugs like friends and ill to pour into communities. meanwhile, landowners along the borders seeing their property damaged and vandalized on a daily basis, while the button administration does nothing to protect. in the surprise announcement, governor abbot revealed some shocking numbers. governor abbot said that law enforcement has made over 1300 criminal arrests. they have apprehended over 35000 the illegal migrants. they have seized 10000 pounds of drugs and over 100 firearms.

u. s. where mcafee faced tax of asian charges, and a 30 year prison sentence. the mcafee was arrested in barcelona international airport. in october, 2020, after us, prosecutors charged him with invading taxes. he was in jail awaiting the outcome of a hearing on his extradition to the u. s. but insisted the charges against him were politically motivated, or had the honor of having mcafee as a guest multiple times, most notably to discuss allegations of russian interference in us elections. i feel that russia has been seriously abused by america, and certainly our american pop, government and politicians over the the false accusations of russia tried to hack our election when the f. b. i went and the other agency says the russians did it, or the chinese did something, or the iranian said something that's a fallacy. there simply is no way to assign of a source for any attack. this is a fallacy. this is what the f, b, i and other agencies want us to believe so that they can manipulate their opinions . but i can promise you, if it looks like the russians did it, i

u. s where he could face life behind bars. also present at the press conference in geneva was the un special rap alter on taught ship, who told us the world needs to take us on the case more seriously. it is time now after 10 years in arbor detention and 2 years in detention in the united kingdom for the world public to wake up to what is actually going on here. if anyone watching this change to, to my phones is a racist, a hacker, and by the traitor, please know you have been deceived. it happened to me in the beginning, and i would not be surprised if like, status watching this are of this opinion. it's not their fault because they have been deceived by this official narrative. if you think that you've not been deceived, it proves that perception is working. because obviously once you know you've been deceived, it's no longer perception. so we have to wake up, scratch the surface a little bit of this, and look at what's playing out here and to see the truth and know that this is not a story that's concerned. only julie, my p

u. s. where he's thinking more military aid against has been holding talks with 50 state and new blinking and reaching americans defense chief neu austin, against once a $1000000000.00 to upgrade israel's defense arsenal. following the latest conflict with palestine, which ended just last month, was $250.00 palestinians were killed along with 12 people in israel. because they have ministration for the president for the ongoing support, which is very important for us in our challenging area. discussions being discussed before the challenges around participating in as far as i'll be to the most competitive before everybody in defense minister in combination. moving forward with construction, making sure that there was a secure, it's very important i think i'll have that during his life from the pentagon. patrick benny galespy hoping to get from his meeting with his opposite number nor austin. well, they've just started that their ceremonial greeting, which they do here at the pentagon, just a few 1

u. s. where cases are dropping. with that they leave like many others who came here to ask if the pfizer vaccine was available truly became the envy of the region in january when it was able to purchase millions of doses of corona vac made by china. c. novak labord tree. 65 percent of the target population has now been fully vaccinated. one of the highest rates globally, yet unlike in the us, were infections dropped with inoculations. here they remain dangerously high order . demi ologist sandra core of this conceived corona back is not the silver bullet. it was made out to be a large number of the population is not related to the vaccine that is not the most efficient to prevent transmission or prevent infection, but rather to reduce the number of deaths from cupid. 19 out of my data just out indicates that 37 percent of julian's who are currently in critical care unit were fully vaccinated in recent weeks. elderly patients and i see you have jumped from 10 to 15 percent and to make matters worse, the health minist

u. s. where he's seeking more military aid. and against has been holding talks with americans. defense chief lloyd austin at the pentagon guns, once a $1000000000.00 to upgrade israel's defense arsenal. more than $250.00 palestinians were killed during last month conflict in garza, along with 12 people in israel. following the military folk. it is now time will diplomatic acts which hopefully will prevent or delay another military company. tonight in states and the motor in countries in our region will have a major role in ensuring the success of this process. and in our meeting with your permission, i intend to present you complete policy that will lead us there. america's defense chief says the u. s. support israel's right to defend itself, but he says reconstruction efforts in gaza must also be supported. now going forward, we speak last thing security for israelis and palestinians alike. and i want to stress the importance of reducing tensions in the west bank and jerusalem and of supporting humanitarian and reconstruction

u. s, where the power grid is not under federal oversight. instead, there are more than a 100 companies selling electricity. the system, the collapse than, or the way to the store. but the market in work. they didn't stop 4000000 texans from losing power. those market signals didn't stop 14000000 texans from losing water. didn't stop 200 texans from dying. the market just didn't work. in this episode of foliage, we report on the aftermath of the priest and ask if years a deregulation and prioritizing profits to the state power grid daily. 2 months after texas went dark the spring, he could make it hard to remember just how superior that winter storm was but its impact and loss are still being felt. she's good. megan lane. yeah, that's a great picture. is a life? oh, actually she was the one nice so broken shan lot of people in mid february, as temperatures began to drop. rachel asked mary, her 84 year old step mother to come, stay with them but the worst in the storm. and we was trying to get her to come and stay with me. and then i remember

u. s. where green energy hopes could be bad for an ecosystem. ah, the regional forces ticket region, a threatening to pursue what they are calling enemy forces into eritrea and ethiopia as them how to regions if required, this is alpha retaking to create that main city of mega lay on monday. people have been up celebrating is the federal troops and their allies retreated, government and all the fees fire with immediate effects, but it's not 100 percent clear if it's being observed because communication has been so poor for many months actually. meanwhile, the u. s. is warranty and error trade? it will take further action. if the declaration of a sci fi intake i fails to end the conflict, we heard from robert go take a little bit earlier speaking to a congressional committee in washington discussing the violence in the region. last month, the us imposed visa restrictions on both countries and economic sanctions on the if the obeah is at a pivot point at an inflection point, what the parties do now matters and will determine whether there is a bet

u. s. where the supreme court has rejected a challenge to be affordable care act. why be known as obamacare? it was one, a former president brocker obama's signature policies. the judges ruled $7.00 to $2.00 to reject the republican challenge. this is now the 3rd time the court to preserve the law since it was introduced in 2010. obamacare is why be credited with helping millions of americans gain access to medical insurance. and how does your caster join me now for more from washington d. c. you were saying this is the 3rd major challenge and the supreme court talk to us about the significance of where we're at now. that's right, natasha and each of those 3 times. now the challenge is to seeking or to overturn obamacare, have been struck down in today's opinion was a 7 to majority. and it's significant seeing that there were 3 conservatives who sided with the liberals as well as the swing vote of chief chief justice john roberts. in striking down this additional challenge, now this opinion was written by steven briar and in it he says that the state that was tryin

u. s. where another body has been found on journalists from me on my sheltering in thailand say they don't feel safe. anyway. we begin with the pandemic and the growing number of cases coming out of asia where cities are going back into locked down thailand is tightening restrictions in bangkok and other provinces to tackle it's worse. corona virus outbreak so far that he measures beginning on monday will last for a month. construction sites will be closed down and indoor dining and gatherings of more than 20 people will be banned. health officials blame the increase in infections or lack of compliance amongst margaret workers. now everyone agrees private. we're john approach his economist, cathode english news website in china, and he says a slow vaccine rollout is the main problem as what is new variance vaccine roll out because being very slow, it has been delayed currently only about 10 percent of the total population of 70 millions, also, people have been given that 1st shot or job of vaccin

u. s. now where the supreme court is dismissed, the latest republican lead attempt to overturn the national health law known as obamacare. the decision means that affordable health insurance for tens of millions of americans will remain intact. the affordable care act was passed during the obama administration in 2010 to address large gaps and health care coverage for americans. the weird, yeah, this is the moment former us president brock obama announced the passage of the affordable care act today. after all, the votes have been tally. health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. and since that time, american republicans have bow to repeal the app, often referred to as obamacare. this is the 3rd major attack on the health care law taken to the supreme court. and it ended the way the 1st 2 did with the majority of justices rejecting the case made for scrapping it there were some hope among the opponents of obama care that this time would be different. mainly because the court is more conservative now that there are 3 appointees of president donald trump on it, and i

u. s. now where retail sales fell further than expected in may as prices rise, americans spend more on services like restaurants. the food industry was among the branches reporting higher revenue for the month. clothing retailers and other consumers, meanwhile, curved their big ticket purchases as supply bottlenecks. raise prices on goods like cars. the auto industry reporting surging price tags due to a shortage of semiconductor chips. jose luis, the hose, or financial correspondent, he joins me now from new york. was they going to see you as always messed up in the stock exchange? all right, so we saw that retail spinning so further than expected, but it's also shifting a bit more to services. what does that tell us right now about the recovery in the u. s. at this moment, a lot of interesting trends for steven, and you mentioned one of the most important ones that americans are starting to spend much more on bars and restaurants, as the reopening keeps taking place here in the us. also, they are spending less online and most important in big items, big ticket items. and in this regard, the a

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aren't seeing this in the uk, where they extended the interval between shots to 12 weeks, this was for another reason. um, but we're seeing it in israel and the u. k and the u. swhere it's three weeks it could be extending the interval between doses maximizes safety. yes i know. that's something that you had also talked with us about early on in this doctor, though, if you already have your child vaccinated. are there certain things that you should be looking out for knowing that this is in fact something that we're seeing pop up amongst more and more and more young people, the important thing to know is it's mostly in males. it's mostly and young. it's too rare. and um, usually within four days of the second shot, so if you're past that feel feel good. um and if for some reason, you're not, it's chest pain and shortness of breath are the two main findings, but hopefully it's rare enough that this won't happen here in the bay area, and finally again if you were to predict the outcome of the cdc meeting on wednesday, and you kind of you don't have a crystal ball. but if you were to predict what they might be doing up, come that meeting what would be your ex exp

there was a give credit where credit to a solid answer from joe biden, the u. s. president, in response to that, he said, you know, anybody can join this club, but you've got to meet criteria. they haven't sorted out corruption. if they look at things like that and other things, perhaps one day, what is the realistic situation when it comes to ukraine ever joining the nato alliance? i see that who has some concern me because when i was in russia, i was there as the president of the foreign affairs committee of our apartment. and i saw they are in a certain way and in they are afraid of me to tell me not to speak of at least the british promise nato was not new for him. i can see if the nature is also the ukraine. that is the right part, russia and i would be very careful. can i ask, i'm not rope as chairman of the foreign festivity for switzerland. i mean obviously, so it's not a member of the european union, but a very close partner with the european union. one of the on, based in germany, one of the things that doesn't seem to be widely understood is what russi

where we committed to supply 1000000000 covered 900 vaccines to the world and support for coal fired power plants, partner with developing countries on infrastructure projects through build back better. and at the u. s. c. u summit, where we pledged greater cooperation, deeper cooperation on trade and technology. in particular. we're also working closely together to address regional challenges. we'll see that this afternoon when we gather with leaders from africa, the middle east asia, europe, as well as the united nations at the berlin to conference on lydia. and i want to thank germany for its very important leadership on this issue. as i'll share at the meeting and as you heard from miko, we, we share the goal of a sovereign stable, unified, secure lydia, free from foreign interference. it's what the people will be deserve. it's critical to regional security as well for that to happen. national elections need to go forward in december. and that means urgent agreement is needed on constitutional and legal issues that would undergo those elections. and the october 23rd cease fire agreement has to be fully implemented, including by withdrawing all foreign forces from libya. were grateful again to ge

that's where the u. s. president will meet with british prime minister board johnson today, thursday, and where the g 7 leaders are set to meet to morrow, brigitte, president biden is kicking off this whirlwind tour in the u. k. what's his priority there? well, president biden definitely wants to re establish the us as a global how you want to reestablish a leadership in areas such as climate change and also when it comes to tackling the cove, it's panoramic. he's also meeting boris johnson, the u. k. prime minister, the u. k, of course, historically a very important dallas off the u. s. however, when it comes to the plasma relationship between those 2 readers, it might be a little bit delicate this meeting today because president biden had ones like in 1st johnson to a clone of president trump. however, we know that for both leaders, it is an important meeting, and it is also important for both of them that this g 7 summit goes well. so we assume that they will try to make good with the u. k no longer in

u. s. was massively dominant. what was called a unit total world where us the u. s. has the unchallenged, please minute the world to one in which its power is being challenged, both but, but mainly by china bowl said via the emerging economies in, in important regions like russia, like and so on. so this is kind of reordering of the world system and any moment of the reordering is a very dangerous moment. it's a moment when particular local conflicts can suddenly take on an international significance. i think in those circumstances, you know, it's not surprising to me that we were seeing a kind of a re armaments or an accelerating armament of the nuclear powers. i didn't bring to mother world updates for, you know, there's been a brawl in the bolivian parliament. were flying on tuesday during a debate over the rest of several officials in the former interim government. one sy, things that sees power in a cou, a large fire has broken out in portland in barcelona, less than 100 meters from residential buildings, a strong wind causing it to spread rapidly with around 10

u. s. for this in a country where there is so much censorship, that you know, they cannot cry foul right now because of these moves that have been taken by the u . s. i think it's very true that probably the iranian government won't be able to do anything. but the fact that the uranium government sensors the internet doesn't make this ok, i mean internet, censorship is wrong anywhere. so if the running government does it, it's wrong. it's the same with the american government. also we have to remember that these word use websites with political messages. they weren't involved. busy in any sort of terrorism or drug trafficking or pornography or anything like that. so the fact that you're actually censoring a political message is, i think, is a very bad move. at the same time, we have to remember that there is a significant power difference here. the americans have a vast array of resources and capacity regarding the internet. now these domains were dot com domain and essentially seizing them, 100 block access all over the world, not just within the united states, and that's different from the

u. s. was massively dominant. what was called a unit power world where us the u. s. has the unchallenged, please when the world to one in which its power is being challenged, both but, but mainly by china bowl said via the emerging economies in, in important regions like russia, like and so on. so this is kind of reordering of the world system and any moment of the reordering is a very dangerous moment. it's a moment when particular local conflicts can suddenly take on and international significance. i think in those circumstances, you know, it's not surprising to me that we were seeing a kind of a re armaments or an accelerating argument of the nuclear powers. tensions are simmering on the israeli palestinian border. on tuesday, there was a confrontation between soldiers on locals in the west bank town of better. a rock was slung and thrown in anger at his ready settlements. it was the 3rd consecutive day of classes with idea forces which responded with tear gas. over the years, numerous palestinians have been detained in similar confrontations without charge or tri

u. s. b, u k, where natural gas was found, india currently has no large scale replacements, call yet with its abundance of a no major alternative called remains the cheapest and easiest source of energy. and so extraction continues. in june 2020, the prime minister announced $41.00 new blog spending around 470 square kilometers of land would be open for mining. and in february 2021, the number stood at 75. but burning call it already driving emissions dramatically up worldwide. and the pollution from the toxic smoke is not responsible for one in 5 debts globally. arguably, the most dial impacts of coal mining are local. i want to go meet communities that live around minds like this to understand the impact of call on their lives. the only way to avoid that it's not even on the bar. and in fact, this is one among tens of thousands of villages that lie within india, mining belts. around 2 thirds of the regions, inhabitants are tribal or indigenous. the can, they village is literally sitting on a mine that is hollowed out the ground beneath it. the 31 indigenous families, he'll live with the con

u. s. b, u k, where natural gas was found, india currently has no large scale replacements, call yet with its abundance of a no major alternative called remains the cheapest and easiest source of energy. and so extraction continued in june 2020. the prime minister announced $41.00 new blog spending around 470 square kilometers of land would be open for mining. and in february 2021, the number stood at 75. but burning call is already driving emissions dramatically up worldwide. and pollution from the shock smoke is not responsible for one in 5 debts globally. arguably, the most dial impacts of coal mining are local. i went to go meet communities that live around mines like this to understand the impact of call on their lives, on a way to avoid that. it's not even and this is one among tens of thousands of villages that lie with an indian mining both around do because of the regions inhabitants are tribal or indigenous can. a village is literally sitting on a mine that is hollowed out the ground beneath it. the 31 indigenous families, he'll live with the consequences of the extreme proximity to

where did they live? the u. s. leads the pac, followed by china. in 3rd place is germany, france and great britain. have a similar number. wealth is growing notably fast in china. according to the boston consulting groups, annual wealth report, it will take china only 8 years to surpass the usa and the number of ultra rich people. but even though not quite so rich, increased their asset value last year. over all wealth grew by more than 8 percent last year to a record $250.00 trillion dollars. so for me and the dw business team here in bed, and for more from us you can always head over to d, do e dot com slash business. you can also has to the w section on youtube and we're on social media on facebook as a w dot. thanks for watching him. so next time the the fight against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research information and contact the corona virus, not change because the 19 special next on dw, are you ready to get the places in europe are smashing all the record step into a venture.

u. s. alone took to the streets last summer, $550.00 places of protest. a year on where all day, while around 13 percent of them have put down that i can't breathe plank cards. that's how much supposed to be. alarm has dropped in a yeah. according to a recent poll. and the truth seems to be that b l m itself might be to blame black communities were told a resolution on its way. but now, many of them feel like corns in a politicized media, soccer, se they are benefiting from the large apollo loved ones, and won't even talk to us. we don't want to need your parade in the streets accumulate and the nations platforms mover deals, et cetera, over the death fall loved ones, while the families and communities a left clueless and broken and grieving parents for comfort in the racial justice group. that promise to honor those who died at the hands of police realized that there was no comfort to be found. i could walk in a room full of people who claimed to be here for bro, on a family who don't even know who i am. i've watched, he'll raise money on the have a bring on the family

u. s. was massively dominant. what was called a unit power world, where us the u. s. has the unchallenged, please, the world to one in which its power is being challenged, both but, but mainly by china bowl said via the emerging economies in, in important regions like russia, like and so on. so this is kind of reordering of the world system and any moment of the reordering is a very dangerous moment. it's a moment when particular local conflicts can suddenly take on an international significance. i think in those circumstances, you know, it's not surprising to me that we were seeing a kind of a re armament or an accelerating armament of the nuclear powers. a moscow court has outlawed organizations funded by a lexi, nevada, me. the court ruled out the russian opposition figures, political network was extremist, to get more in the story, less cross live. now to our correspondence earlier, patricia ohio took us through it. you didn't hello there. well, the russian prosecutors have been highlighting what they're calling the extremist nature of the organization founded and

tragically, this happens, especially in poor areas where the fight against crime is a fight against the youth or that area. just like what happens in the u. s. in black neighborhoods where the police decides that the policing in this area is going to be punitive. and we have very many cases during this period. they've been pretty kisses. 20 killings of young people. wow. anything a 13 year old boy that's. that's crazy. we're talking for much because that's when we had our 1st case here in can 20 people 20 people. okay. i want to speak to y band, who is a musician and a blogger, and a resident of these low income areas. mother. have you been in a situation where you felt the police were being violent towards you? exactly exact. i've been in that situation several least not once or twice. i can't count for one reason, just my physical appearance. just having dreadlocks makes me criminal. yeah. so that has, has, has made me come to the police so many times so much that i've become more adjusted to bags, you know, like i know really how i will be able to respond to a policeman also based on how he approaches me. yeah. so let's come to mr. dunge