w. roberts. defense engine a to thank you so much. thank you. mean, well, if it's around the way to seal an agreement on a tracy to protect marine life and by diversity, you want to go see it as a hoping more than a decade of talks. will wrap with a formal deal. scientists, the warning that pollution is damaging the fragile ecosystems of their oceans, and that more needs to be done to safeguard them. our oceans are under threat from plastic waste, climate change, and over fishing. and yet we humans need oceans. they provide us with food and transport routes. they regulate our climate and offer arrange a valuable raw materials. but vast areas remain poorly protected, if at all, in particular, those that are more than 200 nautical miles from the coast, the high seas within coastal waters, you know, they're under the jurisdiction of a country, right? so that country has the tools that it needs to, to try and protect or serve those waters as appropriate. that's not the case for the high seas, right? because the high seas are international

and i'd like to welcome robert w barrow. the co author of that book is ameritas, professor of neurology at the u. c. l. a medical center joins us from los angeles. dr. paula, welcome back to the show. i must say you were on the day over a year ago, and you set back then havana syndrome was a mass secret psychogenic, illness to these intelligence findings. now prove you right. you thing oh, certainly, i believe that the report is pretty much exactly what we've been saying for the last several years. i think it may be more complex than simply saying it's mass psychogenic illness. first of all, because that's difficult to define exactly what we mean by, but the report concluded that there was a series of possible explanations from a pre existing conditions, conventional illnesses, environmental factors, and then also what they called hyper vigilance, which would be. busy more like pure psychogenic, but there's a range of illnesses that may be occurring in these people. and i, and i think the most important thing is that we reco

i think it is genuine —— generally thought this will secure the robert w relation.ency, if he does get the nomination and let's just say he faces president biden again who hasn't officially announced is running, they will be a rematch of 2020, whether or not he wins that, who knows? whether this investigation and the charges that it is going to bring, and other investigations is facing by the way, if that helps him secure new voters, thatis helps him secure new voters, that is really unknowable at this stage. that is really unknowable at this stage-— this stage. what has the reaction _ this stage. what has the reaction been _ this stage. what has the reaction been in - this stage. what has the - reaction been in washington at large to the news of his unprecedented indictment? i think you can split it down party lines. democrats have generally reacted by saying nobody is above the law and that they should be respectful of this country, they should respect the grand jury who voted for this. just to remind obviously actual indictment, the nature of the exact charges ha

w. business colleague there. thank you so much. germany's economy minister, robert havoc and agriculture minister 10 austin here are traveling to brazil in columbia starting on saturday to discuss trade and climate change policies. brazil, latin america's largest economy, is seen as leading the charge in the renewable energy boom in the region which is immense. potential for clean energy, brazil is determined to lead to climate change race. a recent report by the global energy monitor shows that with 27 gigawatts of utility scale solar and wind facilities, brazil, latin america's biggest economy is already driving the green energy boom in the region. and almost 10 times of debt is planned to be oppression all by 2030. see you. but as you suffer me, thanks the day electricity production potential and to the resources we have. brazil could certainly be a major producer in the coming years. one of the largest producers of renewable energy is especially in solar power equal to sonya literacy version her bills. he google, he goose get each day. but according to g, m analysis, latin america has the potential to be a worl

robert handa went to the scene , he joins us w from saratoga. when we brought this to the viewers, it looks like we just lost him, but let's take a look at what happened today. this was sky ranger and we brought this to you earlier today. we can tell you that police have detained two people, they had been searching for a person for quite some time, for hours last reports of the armed intruder. we have robert? okay, robert what are you learning about the investigation? >> reporter: you mentioned some of the basics and we have confirmed most of those. procedurally, basically the employee called and spotted one someone caring a rifle in parking lot one. as standard procedure, when they were told that, campus police and later the sheriff's department went into action and they did not know what they were dealing with but armed intruder on campus, the search began for someone who is spotted near a red cadillac. you can see that it is sort of the centerpiece. they kept looking. we don't know all the basics but we do know that the owner or somebody asso

reduce, emissions from its manufacturing facility >> yes, we won, that is what w are fighting for oh my god. >> but robertr is not so sure this will change anything >> an emergency order, authorities are not going to d anything >> no, not while they are stil operating. >> you are saying shut the down >> shut them they should have been done years ago. >> shut them down, for george, and on the other people here just want to breathe clean air >> we have more questions. cynthia's here what the heck is going on here >> it is a good question, we went on to try answer's single question, why those kids go to this elementary school that -- and you know, in fairness it i complicated but really when yo talk to these incredible 8 year olds who are leading th charge mary and bob. this essentially, the people w are supposed to be able to rel on that we are supposed to b able to trust, they just let u down and you know, it is really tru at the federal, the state, a local level. >> what does this company say? the company that is making thi rubber that is admitting these toxins >> the company says it does no increased can

robert ward. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. that's it for today. there's more on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. my name is melissa chan in berlin. thanks for watching and see you tomorrow with so i was just rescuing daughter from a farm. this one this body globally. you know, i found it like this and i couldn't just leave it there. i should meet. 2 2 with this is such a great burden. it was so dirty in cleaning it, turn the entire bathroom into madison. this is the water birds 1st. well, one of the most beautiful moments i've ever experienced that are from school with a dock you series about our complex relationship with animals over i think i will live long enough to witness the end of factory farming. the great eat debate this week on d. w. or ah, germany, it is reportedly set to ban while way and the tea parts from it's 5 g networks as concerns of cyber security threats to critical infrastructure, bro. all. so on the show, the world's largest travel trade show opens in berlin, as tourism bounces back with a vengeance post pandemic. this is the w business. i'm janelle de milan, welcome. germa

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robert ward. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. that's it for today. there's more on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. my name is melissa chan in berlin. thanks for watching and see tomorrow. with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families playing on the tags in syria to these correct? only sweetwater, demonstrate people lean extreme drought rough getting 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines o. germany is reportedly set to ban wall way and the tea parts from its 5 g networks. as concerns of cyber security threats to critical infrastructure ro all so on the show, the world's largest travel trade show opens in berlin as tourism balances back with a vengeance post pandemic. this is the w business. i'm janelle de milan unwelcome. germany is said to band some chinese supplied components from it's 5 g networks. the band would include components already and use and require operators to dis

for now, hopefully it grows with colleges and universities that kevin roberts the head of heritage would recommend, what are they and worse all of these personally, and heritage does two. hillsdale college at the top of the list, the university of dallas, grove city college in pennsylvania. there are many others i would point everyone to the website of our friends at the emerging council of trustees and alumni which every year as a review of all of the campuses and colleges in the country and they rank them according to the teaching of civics, making history in american values and there are couple dozen schools on that list some that are well-known like baylor and texas. they really encourage americans to do the following. give up on the institutions that have given up on america and let's lean into places like hillsdale, dallas, wyoming catholic college were as you know i had the privilege of serving as president and build those in expand the list. if we do that will grow out of the dispirited and is in tender 20 years wake up and realize we've taken back. >> you put your money where your mouth is you ran a classical

winnable case arguments were made i thin last october, but, you know, w know that the supposed moderat among the conservative wing' john robertsy of seeming to despis the voting rights act, going back to when he was a reagan lawyer it is hard for me to construct which five members of th supreme court would actually rule in favor of black alabamians am i being too pessimistic >> listen, i think your read o the court is correct i would say that this case i absolutely winnable. it is a slam dunk case on th merits you almost can't look at tha map and look at the fact underlying it and see anything other than a racia gerrymander. we have a population of alabam where black people occup roughly 27% of the population. and yet, they are relegated to having an opportunity to elect a candidate of their choice an only one of seven congressiona districts. so, the math alone suggest what we were able to prove through a very extensive recor and that is that black peopl are being packed into a single district in alabama and ther is a direct effort to limi their political power. this court should and can rule in our favor quite easily and hope

robert. too much salary. he who story we just heard in that report at welcome to d. w. now you've shown a light on to my case here in germany. what's the latest information you have on his condition? we don't have that much information as we would wish for. we are not clear about how his health condition has developed. and as you said earlier, he was tortured pretty badly. so we are still very worried. and right now we are hearing from inside iran from his lawyers that his court date could be like any minute. now or any day now, so we are waiting anxiously and we're still not sure about how the court date will go on and how it will develop and how what sentence he will get. are you concerned that as the attention on iran and fades a little that the regime will use it as an opportunity to punish its critics we actually, we are like worried like constantly, like i'm from the beginning of the protests, another revolution in september. so it's, it's not more or less than before, and it was clear that their regime might lakes, try to stop any news coming out of from iran. so

robert costello, the former legal counsel for rudy giuliani costello w s also legal counsel for the 45th president's former fixer, michael cohen. the key witness for the prosecution in this case who allegedly paid star stormy daniels the $130,000 in hush money to bury her story of an affair with former president donald trump costello testimony occurred behind closed doors in front. the grand jury intended to discredit cohen in some capacity. the 45th president also taking a shot at his former fixer calling cohen a court convicted felon jailbird and cereal fake story teller and liar declaring the whole investigation to be a quote, witch hunt in light of the former president claiming he would be arrested tuesday and calling on his supporters to protest supporters could be seen rallying in front of trump tower monday. new york police now readying barricades near the courthouse. in case things boil over. neither the district attorney nor mister trump's own legal counsel has been able to confirm that he actually will be arrested tuesday, but his attorney did tell newsnation's dan abrams, he b

with founder rather co-founder robert noyce or received the presidential medal of freedom from former president george w bush back in 2002, the company says he died peacefully surrounded by his family in hawaii. he was 94 years old. coming up, several businesses in oakland broken into within a span of just a few hours. why business owners say police are not doing enough to stop it. >> plus, santa rosa brewing company releasing a fan favorite drink today. find out how you can get a taste and how all the horns you hear in traffic might actually be harming your health. >> for your health tonight, if you live in san francisco, you're bound to run into some sort of traffic noise. but a new study out of china says that could be raising your blood pressure. yeah, the noise includes things like sirens and car horns. the study says big cities have it the worst because both air pollution and noise pollution coexist. they suggest lawmakers invest in better roads and quieter cars. and as the nation continues to suffer from an shortage, some patients are now claiming their prescription is different and possibly fake

with co-founder robert noyce more receive the presidential medal of freedom from former president george w buch in 2002, the company says he died peacefully surrounded by family in hawaii. he was 94 years old. >> the ferry building in san francisco will be hosting a special event this weekend in honor of women's history month. 14 black female entrepreneurs are setting up shop tomorrow to sell things ranging from cupcakes to beauty products. it is the first in a series of pop ups on the plaza, celebrating equity and business growth. >> it was the. >> a good man to have more pop ups on that elevator plaza highlighting black owned businesses. and since we're partner with these 4 different organizations for building equity program, we're trying to highlight a smaller eye smaller businesses and working with these bipoc. entrepreneurs and helping them get more of a crowd. >> the event is from 09:00am to 2 in the afternoon. there will be also have flour crafts for children. okay. here's a face. that him and that's a kron four's. james fletcher. he is the mcu looks for jaffer for this year's red c

w r t. i had a chance to speak with some of the gas on the sidelines and the conference and clinic canyon and p. robert basil. he believes russia is an important now i for his country as well as for the whole continent, especially at times of global challenges. these se, invitation ian moscow is very important. i know what you're looking for is a win win situation where we have a partnership between kenya and russia. i knew look forward to benefiting for both countries so that we have a transfer mission when it comes to economy. because again, these are very important. but to know these are so strategic, i look at enough rica and most so you nice stuff for gotcha. we either get to africa, the sanctions, or not, said don, in good faith and o e, we is actually affecting many african nations where he comes to coastal goods can name puts a lot of wheat from russia and then what is up any know we have seen increase caused a wheat because of limited supply. so when sanction albany, poor supply of these important commodities tended to reduce this is quasi causing increase the price of the commodities and affe

the iranian robert to march the lay he was arrested and october last year after the start of the women life freedom demonstrations sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody. he w spoke to a close friend of his about a case and fierce or his safety, his director or the reason why too much spawns love him. and iran's courage rulers hate in his music video publishing. october, he print the stair down for us to hear a bit of head on meconium vivian sugar. did any type of it was on it's just about you will send it over to tom if i can. van, tens of thousands in iran took to dest, reached to demand an end of this nomic republish, till pretty, grew to march, joined him, and encourage others to do the same ballpark quantity. believe in this revolution and joined the young people who are now on the streets who we hear are being killed every day. we are burning, but we will not let the flame of this revolution go out tomorrow, wednesday, 26th of october, all over iran. just 4 days later to march disappear until weeks later, it video emerged which very deliberately not showing you now. in it, he's blindfolded and forced to apologize. in an exclusive interview with d, w,

robert was a fierce advoca for improving safety in all modes of transportation. he w a pilot for 32 years including 24 years with peabody airline and us airways. he accumulated 14,000 hours. following his airline career, he naged the corporations aviation department. he chairedhe airline pilots association human factors and training group and cofounded the associations critical response program. he spent eight years as consultant at nasa's aviation safety reporting system and has written extensively on aviation safetyatters. robert, thank you for joining us today. with that, i'm going to ask you decide a few words. we will get things going. [applause] >> thankou. hi. thank you. i really did have some things to say. frankly, it's all been set already. anyway, great job. you did a good job. what we are having here, i look at it as a human body having a fever. it is something that is signaling us that something isn't exactly right. so ihink we are here today to rely listeas much as anything. again, thank you for pulling all this together. so i will start out with the que

w little bit of a science nerd so i was following music therapy and what we were discovering about the power of music therapy heroes voices offering free community workshops. programs it's where robertncouraged to start writing and playing i metand he was so gungo weighed about the singing and really got into writing his poetry roberts writing earning him a semi-finalist spot in the national veterans poetry contest and i have four more published poems since then and i just keep writing. there's just like the stuff flows out of me. and so i'll be reciting for poems today. hope for my love that hunter sees not which is own illusion. surrounded sunday by people proud of how far he and others have come. tara campbell abc 7 news they love that. that's so nice. yeah, i really love it how he took it upon himself to say i'm gonna make this difference and yeah, absolutely see the impact. i wish you could have a different tuesday, though. things like every tuesday every tuesday just rain. it's wind i'm praying for that. here we go. let's get you geared up for it to expect tomorrow today. it's quite nice out there. we'll find calm conditions forour mdaasraurthe 50s and 60s xt aiving tomorrow 5

roberts: it's just circular. it sort of begs the question to say that first, i don't see any evidence that they took the pers w is trying to start the lawn service because he can't afford college. i dn't see evidence of the took him into account. ms. prelogar: but if that's what congress would need to take into account and show, then it can't legislate, it n ovide the executive with pre-authorization to take action into an emergenc congress cannot look ahead to the future and say, okay, in the year 2020, when an unprecedented glalandemic hits, we've decided that the long care professional should, you know, nobenefit from this program. justice roberts: you a rying on an interpretation of the statutory authority, to y at that's implementing congress's intent to do that aandemic that they couldn't have foreseen. we do think, no, they would have foreseen the idea when they saidmofy your way that that would mean waving the whole liabilitfo40 million americans at the cost of half one trillion dollars, that they forew at enough to allow the secretary to act without any express congressional authority. anmore express con

robert noise. moore received the presidential medal of freedom from former president george w bush in 2002, the companyore died peacefully surrounded by family in hawaii. new legislation in congress seeks to block the popular social media app. tiktok for all u.s. consumers. but experts at the uc berkeley haas school of there are other options tiktok has on the table to prevent a total ban of the software. here's part of my conversation with professor olof cross on friday. >> a band is not the most likely at this point. that's option number one, but it will encounter the ross of i think about 150 million us users. of course, that even though the intention is to protect them, of course, have gotten used to it. and many of them are very young and arguably also democratic voting. so there's some political calculus here as well. >> professor ross added what most likely could happen is the u.s. would install more technical safeguards on the app. tiktok insists its long store u.s. user data and its own data centers in the u.s. and singapore and continues to work with oracle on measures to safeguard the securi

robert novack and tucker carlson. in the cross fire. >> i remember when john stewart went on cross fire, it was 2024 john kerry was the democratic presidential nominee facing george wwill be a 91 enoree show. >> can i say something quickly? why do we have to fight? >> ha half >> the two of you can't >> say something nice about john kerry now. >> i care about john kerry >> and something about president bush. >> he'll be unemployed soon. >> i think anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watch the daily show will forever remember john stewart going on cross fire and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. which would be great. it's not honest, >> it's not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. >> you had john kerry on your show sniff his thrown and you're accusing us us of partisan hackery. >> you're on cnn the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls, what is wrong with you? >> comedians and satire when done wright will take on hypocrisy where it comes from. >> i believe the vice president and his wife love their daughter. i think they love her very much. and you can't have anything b