today britain canada australia united states issued a statement condemning this move do you think they're likely to follow up their words with action. the army country that really has the potential for real action short term in terms of sanctions also one is the u.s. and of course the u.s. and china are already engaged in a huge rivalry and conflict call it trade or technology war whatever all smaller countries including here in germany we don't really have the means to sanction china in any meaningful way i think the really important effect this is having here though is that all those circles that are supporting more engagement with china and supporting the argument that you can trust the chinese government that you can trust chinese companies that you can trust the surance of these circle these lobby groups a little to have a very very hard time because hong kong or really shows that it is not longer 100 feet 2 systems it's the chinese system whenever you deal with china right so moving slightly nicer harkonnen i think there is fear that this decision over the territory match will be a

a developing closeness between the united states, canada and mexico, would serve notice on friend and foe alike we were prepared for the long haul, looking outward again, confident of our future. together, we will create jobs, fortunes of wealth for many and provides a legacy for children of each of our countries. 200 years ago, we taught the world a new form of government created out of the genius of man to cope with his circumstances could succeed bringing a measure of quality to human life previously thought impossible. now, let us work toward the goal of using the assets of this continent, resources and technology and food stuffs inefficient ways as possible for the common good of all its people. it may take the next hundred years. we can dare to dream at some future date a map of the world might show the north american continent might be one the people and commerce of its three strong countries flow freely across their present borders. in recent months, leaders in our government have told us we the people have lost confidence in ourselves. we must regain our spirit and will to ac

so a developing closeness among canada, mexico and the united states, and north american accord, would permit achievement of that potential in each country beyond that which i believe any of us, strong as we are, could accomplish in the absence of such cooperation. in fact, the key to our own future security may lie in both mexico and canada, becoming much stronger countries than they are today. no one can say at this point precisely, what form future cooperation among our three countries will take. but if i am elected president, i would be willing to invite each of our neighbors to send a special representative to our government, to sit in on high-level planning sessions with us. as partners, mutually concerned about the future of our continent. first, i would immediately seek the views and ideas of canadian and mexican leaders on this issue north, that worked tirelessly with them to develop closer ties among our peoples. it is time we stop thinking of our nearest neighbors as foreigners. by developing methods of working closely together, we will lay the foundations for future coopera

allies it's now emerged that new data collected by the united states canada new zealand australia and the united kingdom the countries the make up the so-called 5 eyes is shedding doubt on the idea that the virus originated in a laboratory we think it's highly unlikely it was an accident it is highly likely it was naturally occurring and that the human infection was from natural human and animal interaction the 5 eyes is an alliance set up to share top secret data this weekend australia's daily telegraph published what it called a 15 page leaked dasi a compiled by the 5 eyes that was supposed to back up claims that the virus originated in a laboratory now the report gathered a lot of attention but intelligence officials were quick to point out that it was based on gathered news reports not actual evidence my instinct is that it was a tool for building a counter-narrative and applying pressure to china so it's the intent behind it that's most important so possibly open source leads with a classification slapped on it the australian government backs the idea that the virus originated in

canada and the u.s. we have a passion for you today. tensions between the united states and china continue to increase as china condemned the u.s. following u.s. secretary of state my pompei this tweet congratulating taiwan's newly inaugurated leader. we warn the united states that taiwan's independence is a road that leads to death and he can give it some more support for taiwanese independence is doomed to. you need damage to china's core interest in any interview in your indian chinese internal affairs so it will be rigorously counterattacks. the spokesperson also urged the u.s. to lift the newly impose sanctions on telecom giant wall way as relations between the 2 countries continue to strain meanwhile coven 1000 cases in india are surging the country reported more than $5600.00 new cases in 24 hours this was the biggest single day spike during the pandemic students in south korea returned to school on one say but dozens of schools in the city of incheon that were forced to close down and close back down after 2 students tested positive for covert 19 and as europe ea

and johnson announced this week it will stop selling its telcom based baby powder in the united states and canada well johnson and johnson is facing thousands of lawsuits from cancer patients that claim especially as contamination in the baby powder made them sick little journalist contributor with america's lawyer has more on the story molly good to see you. hi sarah molly what's the reason the johnson and johnson gave for really pulling these products from the 2 countries. well it seems like it was done with a little bit of a flourish they said they're pulling it because of demand falling because of misinformation but as you said they're facing nearly 20000 lawsuits from patients who basically say their cancer was caused by using talcum powder that was contaminated with this so they have a lot of legal challenges that they're facing right now between this as well as some of the opioid litigation they've decided to pull this product from the shelves but make no it's only in the united states and canada they're actually not pulling it from other markets like in europe well that's what's surprisin

involve handguns which which are largely illegal coming over the border illegally from the united states canada had taped restrictions on these assault weapons and handguns before these new laws were brought in but these tightened at least the assault rifle component of that considerably now there's pressure growing here to allow individual cities to ban handguns central a lot of handgun crime involves the illegal drugs trade which tends to take place in cities just into those government is saying they're taking a good look at that as for the 100000 or more assault weapons that are legally owned in canada owners have 2 years to dispose of them legally to export them legally if they can but they can't be sold or given. way and there will be a buyback program at some point much like the one they did in new zealand gun control advocates say this is a good day those who advocate for guns right say it's a politically expedient move that isn't going to help because of the illegal handgun component but it's safe to say most canadians support what's happening now dan the lack thank you for that update

government overnight released a statement telling those countries which include the united kingdom united states canada and australia to stop interfering in hong kong political affairs that china's vice premier as well 100 beijing's leader in charge of hong kong's affairs has told delegates the national people's congress the people should not and their country should not underestimate china's plan to move ahead with this now you mentioned earlier some of the chaotic of the reaction we saw yesterday we got 180 at least people arrested and we had a number of traffic lights damaged we had streets blocked and there's been a huge amount of police presence on sunday and we expect similar scenes this wednesday when i controversial bill is introduced into hong kong apartment so let's talk more about that when this 2nd reading happens of this bill that you're talking about do we expect that the protests will be sustained throughout that. we do expect more protests on wednesday what they're talking about is trying to surround the lives of council building which is not far from where we are now we've already seen

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products maker johnson and johnson will stop selling its how based on baby powder in the united states and canada it said the man had fallen amid questions about the powder safety and a barrage of legal challenges the plaintiffs have claimed for decades the traces of us best those in the talk causes cancer. aerospace engine maker rolls royce plans to cut some 9000 jobs globally as it grapples with the collapse of air travel due to the pandemic a company spokesman said the british government is ready to support the sector as well as help those affected by the layoffs. greece's that's restart its tourism season on june 15th and gradually restore international flights beginning in july rather beginning july 1st to bolster its economy the country's tourism minister said a list of nations resuming flights would be announced by the end of this month last year greece welcomed over $34000.00 visitors. and germany is moving to tighten regulation of its meat industry after a flare up in corona virus infections in several slaughterhouses sparked a storm of criticism and the government today agreed on a draf

has fallen victim to the coronavirus rental agency filed for bankruptcy protection in the united states and canada the group says covert 19 has had a dramatic impact on its bookings the company has already cut 10000 jobs to save cash. millions across india and bangladesh are assessing the damage inflicted by syke loan. at least 95 people are known to have been killed the death toll is expected to rise as help reaches villages cut off by floodwaters. to screech stricken mother has lost her son he left in the middle of the night to help others after the cyclon made landfall and never made it harm the family a one of dozens in mourning with loved ones claimed by one of the most powerful cycling's to hit the area in decades. cycling opon flattened homes and crops submerged villages and left millions without power it arrived with winds of up to 185 kilometers per hour. the coroner corona put a stop to everything i had some fish which i caught in the cycle and destroyed everything there's nothing we can do. under that as my shop was destroyed how can i get it repaired since the lockdown started we've ha

. >> as i speak today, we are still closed throughout the united states, canada, and the u.k.are closely evaluating the situation in texas. that will probably be the first market we open. but no decisions have been made. >> how do you make the decision? force of and a task internal team working closely with our own medical experts, epidemiologists, infectious disease experts, to help us evaluate how to think about opening. tocreated this task force create something we call the equinox standard. to take those to another level. we've been working with our medical experts to do that. that is the equinox standard we introduced to our community. obviously we are seeking the guidance of local governments. but even with that guidance, we will evaluate whether it is prudent to open based on our judgment and making sure we protect the safety and well-being of our community. basedh market will vary on the specific situation. >> as you go into crafting what the gyms can look like or what facilities you need, how much does that all cost? comes with ait significant cost. we are prepared to

freedoms of hong kong special one country 2 systems status and a joint state statement the united kingdom the united states australia and canada so the legislation would curtail people's liberties and dramatically erode the territories autonomy to say the u.n. security council will debate the issue on friday. disorder in hong kong's legislative council a democratic lawmakers struggled to get past security guards with a bag he said it contained a rotten plant symbolizing what he said was the decay of hong kong's rule of law and way of life. the national people's congress approved plans to proceed with laws against anything china sees as a threat to its authority over the semi autonomous region the law would allow mainland security agencies to operate openly in hong kong pro-democracy activists now feared for their civil liberties as the one who had been arrested for prizefight hochul polis and they were jailed for for your time in the shadow of hong kong i've never imagined to be arrested by secret police by beijing. and it is said that it is shenzhen quanto all beijing which would be really terrible and that's no difference ju

have to monitor the weather across over 50 locations stretching from the east coast to the united states. canada all the way up to the portions of northern ireland. that does include areas of the atlantic ocean. one thing they're keeping an eye on is this particular region, this tropical disturbance has a 60% chance of development. this is not necessarily a tropical storm that is going to make big waves around land masses but they have to keep an eye on it. some of these bands of the outer portion of the storm could still potentially have an impact as the ship or the shuttle is going up. this is something they all have to keep a close eye on when they're monitoring a lot of these things. rachel has talked about this. it is also not an instantaneous window. the case was on wednesday if they had just an extra 10 or 20 minutes for the weather to clear it would have made a big difference. they simply don't have that for this instance today. it is one of those where the weather has to be perfect at 3:22 or they will scrub the launch again. >> all right. thank you for that update. just so people know

pharmaceutical giant johnson &johnson is to stop selling talcum—based baby powder in the united states and canada that the powder it uses contains cancer—causing asbestos, but has been taken to court thousands of times over the allegations. i'll have more on this story in our business section in about 20 minutes. some south korean high school students are the first to return to school on wednesday as educational establishments started reopening after a coronavirus delay of more than two months. reopening plans have been postponed five times. thousands of extra staff have been hired to help schools cope with the new requirements. 0ne rare positive effect of the past few months has been on the environment. the biggest ever reduction in the volume of carbon dioxide released into the world's atmosphere has been recorded since march. at the height of the lockdown scientists discovered that daily emissions around the world dropped by more than 17%. but scientists are warning that this extreme reduction in greenhouse gas emissions is likely to be temporary, as our science editor, david shukman, explains

allies it's now emerged that new data collected by the united states canada new zealand australia and the united kingdom the countries that make up the so-called 5 eyes is shedding doubt on the idea that the virus originated in a laboratory we think it's highly unlikely it was an accident it is highly likely it was naturally occurring and that the human infection was from natural human and animal interaction the 5 eyes is an alliance set up to share top secret data this weekend australia's daily telegraph published what it called a 15 page leaked dasi a compiled by the 5 eyes that was supposed to back up claims that the virus originated in a laboratory now the report gathered a lot of attention but intelligence officials were quick to point out that it was based on gathered news reports not actual evidence my instinct is that it was a tool for building a counter-narrative and applying pressure to china so it's the intent behind it that's most important so possibly open source leads with a classification slapped on it the australian government backs the idea that the virus originated i

pharmaceutical giant johnson &johnson is to stop selling talcum—based baby powder in the united states and canadahat the powder it uses contains cancer—causing asbestos, but has been taken to court thousands of times over the allegations. 0ur north america business correspondent, michelle fleury, has more. johnson &johnson says it will stop selling its talc—based baby powder in north america, along with a range of other items as it focuses on products it considers a higher priority during the coronavirus pandemic. the pharmaceutical giant also continued to defend the safety of its talc baby powder. once a household staple, sales have really fallen over the last few years as users alleged that it caused cancer. and last october, the company voluntarily recalled a batch of its baby powder after the us food and drug regulatorfound that it contained asbestos. now, the recall came amid thousands of lawsuits saying thatjohnson & johnson knew that its baby powder contained asbestos, a carcinogen. the company has strenuously denied all of these claims. it is worth pointing out that talc—based baby powder

it is interesting that the united states, australia, canada, uk, came up with a joint statement criticisingada under huge pressure because they have just said that the cfo of huawei can be extradited to the united states. and they have two canadians and who are being held in secret prisons in china, so there is a lot of human rights at stake. under the 1997 handover those passport holders are not allowed to have full citizenship. will britain then change the rules? yasmin will know about that. they changed the rules in uganda where they let in thousands who were fleeing from idi amin in 1972. so where there is a will, there's a way. as you know better than i do, the party represents the people but when it comes down to it, the party comes first and the party has understood they have got to deal with hong kong. and it does not represent the percentage of the economy that it did at the time of the handover. hong kong's financial allure for china, it is not as big as it was. they won't mind if some democracy activists decide to come to britain. they will be less likely, they don't want to see

remind us that today is may 5 recollec 5th, whs murdered and missing indigenous day across the united states, canada and around the world. indigenous women disappear and are murdered at ten times the rate of nonindigenous women and the domestic violence consortium and community stand with our sisters and brothers in the community to make sure that we do not forget that today, even in the covid era is may 5th, missing and murdered indigenous women day. san francisco lost two women last year from the native community that we know of and there are probably more. veronica shelease was an on-looker into a domestic case on the street and tried to film it and was killed. jessica alda died after very mysterious circumstances and continued to call for a full investigation into whatever caused the end of her life and we do not believe she made that decision on her own. in closing, thank you in advance for everything that you can do to support survivors who are trapped and will be looking for services once the restrictions are released. we are going to need your support. we thank you and we thank you from the

the united states, britain, canada and australia have issued a joint statement warning that china's nationalecurity law in hong kong would curtail individual liberties there. they said it raised the prospect of people being convicted of political crimes — and would make existing tensions worse. president trump has signed an executive order targeting social media companies after being angered by twitter tagging two of his posts as potentially misleading. the measure limits the legal immunity the companies have against being held liable for what people post on their platforms. now, when the world locked down, we got used to empty streets, shuttered restaurants and empty offices. and as the world opens up, its cities may not be what they were before. in the us, big employers are reconsidering their leases on expensive city centre offices as employees get used to working from home. katty kay reports. downtown washington before the pandemic. downtown washington during lockdown. which one of these will the capital of the biggest economy in the world look like after covid? deborahjordan used to wor

for the average guy in 2006 mystery illness begin to sicken thousands of pets across the united states and canada thrusting the industry into the spotlight like never before. ok everyone is so freaked out about this recall tell us what do people need to know about this recall so it's menu food menu foods menu foods menu foods on any on march 16th 2007 many foods began recalling dog foods produced in their facilities in kansas and new jersey what disturbs me about this incident is that it confirms yet again the pet food as well as human food is at risk more than 60000000 packages were taken off store shelves last month because they apparently contained wheat gluten that was tainted with the chemical melamine veterinarian offices are getting flooded with phone calls from concerned that over in the people on the other end of the phone sound worried yes very wary yes no official estimates on exactly how many have died so far but hundreds of cats have suffered my strong belief is that they were intentionally delaying the wreath. oh happened because they thought they were purchasing a certain protein p

the united states, britain, canada and australia have issued a joint statement, warning that china'sit raised the prospect of people being convicted of political crimes and would make existing tensions worse. the premier league season is set to restart on june 17, with aston villa playing sheffield united and manchester city against arsenal.

for the average dog in 2006 mystery illness begin to sicken thousands of pets across the united states and canadathrusting the industry into the spotlight like never before. ok everyone is so forget about this recall tell us what do people need to know about this recall so it's menu food menu foods menu foods menu foods of many foods on march 16th 2007 many foods began recalling dog foods produced in their facilities in kansas and new jersey what disturbs me about this incident is that it confirms yet again the pet food as well as human food is a risk more than 60000000 packages were taken off store shelves last month because they apparently contained wheat gluten that was tainted with the chemical melamine veterinarian offices are getting flooded with phone calls from concerned that over in the people on the other end of the phone sound worried yes very wary yes no official estimates on exactly how many have died so far.

the united states, britain, canada and australia have issued a joint statement warning that china's national prospect of people being convicted of political crimes — and would make existing tensions worse. president trump has signed an executive order targeting social media companies after being angered by twitter tagging two of his posts as potentially misleading. the measure limits the legal immunity the companies have against being held liable for what people post on their platforms.