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well, it's unfortunate and i think it's delta v. like i said, you know, china is the largest trading power in the world today. and it's the largest trading nation in the history of the world. so if, if the country is one of a and they, i fully china, they're going to be isolating. but i mean, china is built in to the economic world cannot exist. and i know that it's been reducing the amount of bonds, us bonds between buying us debt is increasing. it's now $9000000.00 up $1.00 trillion dollars of us debt. and why, why is china so interested in, in optimism for the american dream. as we've seen, the recent instability in the united states, i'm not sure optimism is the right way to describe the financial relationship. china, obviously, a lot of matter. well why buying? the debt happens because the economic way to china and of the trading relationship equation has the balance going on well, on the mental like if i mean, i'm not a economists economists, i believe they will tell you that the us consuming too much and making a saving and that,

so we made a plan to install a new infrastructure and develop our natural potential and v like victor bill smuggling us more is 2 years later we had internet access. and then you rhodes asked me what i believe it will settle, draft or not tom, it's pretty much masterminded villages rejuvenation. she's a top manager who relocated to from jay years ago in the she says having proper infrastructure in place is important for attracting new people. so i need to interact but so is the right mindset and the quoted supplier to the cock who has had a lasting impact on it. not only on from jeff. and i think the crisis has made a little over the world think about what they really value in life with a p 0 dragon. those idea was to combine tranquil village life with the opportunities afforded by modern technology. locals have benefited as well. for example, getting high speed internet access, that drug center has coached a number of villagers already. full mobile camera support. normally, the newcomers have helped in many ways, especially dragging to provide that she was the 1st to hold workshop is

like me overcome live thrive. in spite of the diagnosis, what is your h? i v a story. what questions would you like to ask? i guess you can jump into the comments section. be part of today's program. let me introduce you to i guess actually they're going to introduce themselves to you. hello vince. hello more, a lack a hello dr. linda, gail. vince tell everybody who you are, what you do in the context of that 40 year out of verse you off knowing the 8th existed. hi, my name is vince christophe. demo. i'm the director of aging services at the same school aids foundation. and it's a program that serves and caters to long term survivors, the age generation, for those of us who survived the epidemic of the eighty's and ninety's, with a chevy for 34 years. so i get to have you with us or a lack. ok, welcome to the stream, introduce yourself. try international audience. my name is rock hill dixon. well, my full name is marolla k, but i don't get an image until i'm in trouble. i love it. i won't print a test positive to which i have in my 198. i am the executive director for positive action for treatment access.

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v. like says that it can go where it is needed, but they are what it go. county company barnes class reason pushed the development of the robot for your friends of his had lost family members to resistant jobs in the future. he hopes, robots like these can help to better disinfect hospital rooms. the model in the company car door is a dummy without uv radiation. a sudden that i'm hanging now a days around 8 to 10 percent of all people treated in hospital pick up and infection if you were born by assisting the cleaning staff with the robot infection rates or reduce your failure. so it saves human lives and save and massive hennings or says, in a testing room engineer, pair, your nielsen applies, test strips that react to u, v. c. radiation. the higher the exposure, the darker they become, the parts taken by the robot can be programmed precisely. room by room accounting for the furniture and floor plan. use the radiation would be fatal for humans. so the robot has to work alone in the room. mos

like dred scott, like plessy v ferguson, like minor behalf or seth, which denied the women the right to vote, or burn lv illinois which denied women the opportunity to become lawyers. these are cases that should be part of the lexicon when we are thinking about equality denied to vulnerable people. when you talk about, senator blumenthal, the legacy of privacy being ensconced in our supreme court jurisprudence, let's add to that graves law. let's add loving v. virginia. a case which provided for interventional -- interracial unions to take place in the united states. you mentioned whole women's health, a case in which justice kennedy sided with the majority in striking down two texas antiabortion laws. and june v. russo, which john -- justice roberts sided with the majority. if you will allow me one more moment. it strikes me that we should be thinking about perhaps brown v. board of education, because in the backdrop of whole women's h ealth, or even roe v. wade, we see these cases that seek to undermine the constitutional right to be able to terminate a pregnancy. and it reminds me

h i v patients can get their medication in the mail to help people like francis. i have learned that i am not alone in this fight. i also hope that in the philippines, in the near future, young people will not be afraid of h i v anymore. but the corona virus is far from beaten and its effect on the global effort to fight h i. v aids are likely to continue. and for me on this, i'm john arbor professor, doctor hendrix, drake, the director of the institute of biology and research at the university of bon professor strick, how much for set the corporate 1900 pandemic bean to worldwide efforts to contain h. i v aids well, we can't really proceed right now. what actually, the impact of the corporate $900.00 pandemic is on h. b. in 8th. what we know already is that individuals do not get tested that be in some countries they don't receive anymore the energy or didn't receive for why the entryway provide medication and we're seeing and drop in the prep uptake on prevention programs. so overall, we can probably see in one or 2 years, but the real impact of the corporate 19

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even the wealthiest european clubs my n v infrastructure like this vast space containing top notch football pitches. some of the best coaches and doctors from all over the world have come here to work. the facilities also both venue for table, tennis fencing and track and field. and that's not all good. perry, kids can benefit from the latest development in sports science. this is called a foot betron parish adornment. only one of these machines and the expiry can me owns another saw the ball will come from from all over there. i stop it and then the machine, the, all the measurements count, the percentage of heads, the time it takes, because it's important for me not to take too much time to control the ball. i need to be fast. i need to be precise. that's what the machine trains all players were given a tour of the academy by marcus haggard from austria. he's the man behind all the recent success of to read both sports franchises from formula one to football. as we're walking around, we witness a scene that perfectly demonstrates the academy and could tar is approach to sports in general,

v aids are likely to continue. and for me on this, i'm john arbor professor, dr. hendrix, drake, the director of the institute of biology and research at the university of bon professor strick. how much for set the cobra, 1900 pandemic bein to water wide efforts to contain h. i. v aids well, we can't really proceed right now. what actually, the impact of the corporate $900.00 pandemic is on h. b in 8th, at what we know already is that individuals do not get tested that be in some countries they don't receive anymore the energy or didn't receive for why the entryway provide medication. and we are seeing and drop in the prep uptake on prevention programs. so overall, we can probably see in one or 2 years, but the real impact of the corporate 19 pandemic will be. but we will probably see an uprise in h, a, b, and 8th. but i'm wondering if there is a silver lining to all of this. i mean, i'm wondering, i'm looking at the speed of research or uncovered vaccines. for example. i mean, are there any lessons here for the fi

i don't want it to become like roe v wade for the right. you know, like where the right, i don't think they'll ever truly overturn roe v wade because it's a, it's a hook to get people out to vote. it gets their base probably get them out. who we gotta, you know, voted make sure democrats don't do that. and we got to overturn it, they're never gonna overturn it because it's a hook to get there based off the boat. and i worry that the left is now doing that like, hey, keep voting for us. so we can try to get these states to get these votes back. you'll get these voting rights back, but we won't really try as hard as we want to to your point. i don't think that roe v wade actually needs to be overturned at the supreme court level. at the end of the day, the republicans are getting exactly what they want to let us through with make like mississippi that only have one functioning abortion clinic for the entire state thinks that are currently penalizing and providing criminal liability to providers that are reducing, reducing access on a regular b

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h i v patients can get their medication in the mail to help people like francis. i have learned that i am not alone in this fight. i also hope that indefinite views in the near future. young people will not be afraid of h i v anymore. but the corona virus is far from beaten and its effect on the global effort to fight h i. v aids are likely to continue. and for me on this, i'm john arbor professor, doctor hendrix, drake, the director of the institute of biology and research at the university of bon professor strick. how much for set the coven 1900 pandemic bean to worldwide efforts to contain h. i. v aids. well, we can't really proceed right now. what actually the impact of the corporate $900.00 pandemic is on h or be an 8th at what we know already is that individuals do not get tested that be in some countries they don't receive anymore. they enter or didn't receive for why the entryway from medication, and we're seeing and drop in the prep uptake on prevention programs. so overall, we can probably see in one or 2 years, but the real impact of the corporate 19 pan

and to win a democratic primary v very likely means that will be the next mayor of the nation's largestpect the answer tonight on who that is. the answer probably not until mid july >> a lot of reasons to do this, one of them is to eliminate the runoff, and that's expensive >> exactly mid july for the result on this. if you had a normal runoff, you would probably would be waiting until mid july for that as well. it doesn't save anytime. that's for sure. >> true that, and republicans will have time to mount their strategy >>> a voting rights bus tour stopped in atlanta yesterday hundreds of activists onboard saying they are challenging racial segregation and emanating what the freedom riders did in the south. the campaign is called "black voters matter" it will make other stops in the south before arriving in d.c. on saturday the riders say they're calling on lawmakers to pass the for the people voting rights bill, a similar one died in the senate, when republicans voted unanimously to block debate. >>> the free britney movement getting star power from britney spears herself the singer s

but the corona virus is far from beating and its effect on the global effort to flight h i v aids are likely to continue. and for me on this, i'm john arbor professor, dr. hendrick strick, the director of the institute of biology and research at the university of bon professor strick. how much for set? because the coven 1900 pandemic bean to worldwide efforts to contain h. i. v aids well, we can't really proceed right now. what actually, the impact of the corporate $900.00 pandemic is on h. b. in 8th. what we know already is that individuals do not get tested that be in some countries they don't receive anymore the energy or didn't receive for why the entryway provide medication. and we are seeing and drop in the prep uptake on prevention programs. so overall, we can probably see in one or 2 years, but the real impact of the corporate 19 pandemic will be. but we will probably see an uprise in h, b, and 8th, where i'm wondering if there is a silver lining to all of this. i mean, i'm wondering, i'm looking at the speed of research or uncovered vaccines, for example. i mean, are there any lesso

nato have a clear definition of what a cyber attack being carried out by russia under article v would look like or constitute nato article's '5 v that would bring about a response? >> that's a great question. article v is an armed attack object one is an attack n all and has only been invoked after 9/11. warfare changing and there are certain kinds of cyber attacks that can reach a scale that requires allied response. there's infrastructure that's so critical to our national security and well-being that you would kind of consider it to be something of an act of war, albeit asymmetric warfare. and so i think this agenda represents the alliance beginning to get its arms around this issue. we've seen russia engaged in cyber activity not just against the united states but against our allies. if we can figure out ways to collectively respond to that in terms of strengthening, hardening our defenses and in terms of preprizals. >> monica, obviously in the hours to come, we'll probably hear more from the white house, certainly from aboard those in air force one and when they land back in washington. wh

it was nothing like an out of shape recession. fortunately, we would have been far, far worse without that level of government spending. it was between the v shaped recession and something maybe like a w like was and up and down a roller coaster situation. but at the very end, i'm quite confident that we are not really on b up the track. the it depends who we refers to. what has become very clear is that we're looking at k shaped recovery, the continued polarization, the hollowing out of the middle class, the concentration of workers in low skills, low paid job, and then a concentration of workers, and high skilled, high paid jobs. the pandemic was a major dis, a equalize. i think that is probably the key issue between rich and poor after the crisis that this trend is really accelerating. what about the record amounts of money government the spending to rebuild economy? this is only going to maintain a status quo that already working. we will see more home office working from home. and that means more options for highly trained and hydro educated workers. we've also seen, of course, in digitization and acceleration. again, this favors high

it was nothing like an out of shaped recession. fortunately, we would have been saw far worse without that level of government spending. it was between the v shaped recession and something maybe like a w like was and up and down a roller coaster situation. but at the very end, i'm quite confident that we are really on v up the track. the it depends who we referred to. what has become very clear is that we're looking at k shaped recovery, the continued polarization, the hollowing out of the middle class, the concentration of workers in low skills, low paid job, and then concentration of workers, and high skilled high paid jobs. the pandemic was a major dis, a equalize. i think that is probably the key issue between rich and poor after the crisis that this trend is really accelerating. what about the record amounts of money government spending to rebuild economy? this is only going to maintain a close that already working. we will see more home office more working from home. and that means more options for highly trained and how you educated workers. we've also seen, of course, in digitization and acceleration. again, this favors highly educ

and the treatment of diseases like illnesses like h, i v aids and some other illnesses. and your show in particular, is what liked by not only his followers, but other members of other fates as well. on the as you say, he wasn't an unconventional man. he was also hugely influential in the political community. what kind of a legacy does he live there? in fact, a lot of leaders not only here in the area, follow t b, joshua, and the respect him a lot is in for way, shall he summons as well noted and such a point raised by t b. joshua well taken into consideration by politicians in nigeria and across africa . and sometimes he takes to the pulpit to address key national issues. things that ale niger in particular is particularly vocal about such things that don't go right here in nigeria. and we expect also statement from politicians, including the president of course, following his death yesterday in lagos, to be your sure is leaving a legacy of a very, very good church that is expanding and getting bigger and bigger every day or every, every year or not. and across africa, a

so it was kind of like a v s day retaliation thing for you and you, you don't pay for that. and so what i found is that what you can forgive, you end up becoming what you can forgive, you end up becoming so i had to learn how to forgive and let it go. and i had to learn how to forgive him. and that they go because he was also after i got to see his record. and this guy had a rough seat, you know, from here from one sided room to the other. you know, and i, and i could see that, you know, he needed the same help that i need. we are generally taught to imagine that there is such thing as, for example, a murderer and other words, the murder in the public imagination. and in most of our minds, whether we thought about it or not initially is someone who likes to murder and who would murder given the opportunity? i think that's what it's like, a vocation, right? that's what murders do. they go around murdering, right. and that's why you don't let them out of prison. i'm out of prison. they're going to murder again. the reality is that like murder is almost always a context of the

even with the variance that are circulating compared to h i v, which is a monster relative to speaking. right? it's gonna take longer. i'd like your, your reaction to a quote from when a be an emma, who is the head of the un step program on h. i v that you n 8. she said, because we pad, derek has made political leaders aware of how vulnerable we all are. how it shuts down economies, we must renew the momentum to fight aids. so i went, the professor if the say money and brain power, that's got into cove at $19.00 research over the last month, i've gone into h, i v years ago could be prevented that the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people . well, i mean, one thing to say is 33000000 people have died from h i v not only hundreds of thousands it's, it's an unbelievable death toll and it continues 700000 people died just last year from h i v. but i will say that a lot of resources have been put into developing anti retroviral drugs, which makes, at least in the developed countries h, i v as a survivable, you know, can infection condition if you stay on the drug regimen and a lot of money has been put into trying to develop h

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looked dapper when he lied, but when you look at the women that come on these shows, like fox tv, the lady wearing v-necks, look like they have a cheap $10 dress. they are not giving us the facts. they're just selling books like joe scarborough, he wants everybody to come see his musicians. >> all right. robert mentioned the majority -- the minority leader mitch mcconnell and senator mcconnell rejecting the manchin alternative yesterday when it was introduced. he said -- had a caller earlier, tweet earlier that asked about voter id so i did want to share that. let's play the comments of mitch mcconnell yesterday on the senate floor. >> introduce this version back in 2019 with the same partisan motives. ever since democrats got the election outcome they wanted last fall, we've watched our colleagues actually update the rationale for their latest partisan power grab. states must be stopped from exercising control over their own election laws. madam president, the arguments here have one big thing in common with the ones our colleagues have deployed against the filibuster, debunked claims of racism. re

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