wasn't going to end up with bill weld for president. how do you create a party, if that's what you end up doing, if the republican party doesn't respond, how do you create a party that voters take seriously and say they may not win the next election but i'll use that as my statement. i'll use my ballot as a statement that that's the future of a conservative party i'm looking for. that's the future of whatever you want to call yourself that i'm looking for. >> one way this may play out, look at the 2022 elections, let's say we're able to attract 15% of the regular republican voters who our banner. that would spell trouble for the republicans running for reelection in washington who have hitched themselves firmly to the trump wagon and who have shown that they're just terribly afraid of this would-be out autocrat. mr. trump made no secret that he wants to be an autocrat. that is just saying we're giving up our democracy. if those republicans who clung to fear of trump as their motivating factor, if they should lose their seats, too bad. t

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welding. very good at what i do. >> reporter: lily klein looks forward to punching in >> i've always enjoyed making things >> reporter: and bailey steel rarely gets stressed out at the office >> it is like meditation you can be quiet, breathe, and do your thing. >> reporter: this is what sparks their passion. welding. often seen as a man's job, these young women are torching that old glass ceiling. >> on the production line, rosie the riveter steps in when the draftees step out. >> reporter: 80 years ago there were women picking up the torch, thousands of them stepping up during world war ii, but when the men returned, most departed. these three part of a new generation only about 4% of welders right now are female you are pioneers, all of you when you were a kid, was this something you ever thought you might do >> god, no i didn't think it was a woman's job. because you don't see any women welders on tv or anywhere. >> reporter: we talked with these trailblazers at a custom furniture shop out

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based on a play byjean cocteau, almodovar�*s english—language debut stars an axe—welding tilda swintonne to a lost love who may or may not really be there. presented with an audaciously cinematic theatrical framing device, the human voice is vintage almodovar and will be screened in cinemas with a pre—recorded q&a with the director and star. are we cut off? or did you hang up? if you don't fancy venturing outdoors quite yet, there are plenty of new movies available for viewing in the home. back in 2010, spanish director rodrigo cortes�*s claustrophobic thriller buried found ryan reynolds awaking in a coffin, in which he would spend the entire rest of the movie. now that scenario is echoed in oxygen, the new film from french director alexandre aja. this time it's melanie laurent who's trapped in a box. a high—tech cocoon in which her air supply is gradually running out. while reynolds was able to communicate with the outside world via a cell phone, laurent has milo, a computer with a carefully modulated voice that's meant to be calming but in fact has overtones of the politely murderous

we also watching the welding it, but in november was covert, raging in the country and death skyrocketing meal, so gravely ill and to come to the virus. now widow maria thought of picking up the pieces, only a few boxes of books are left in the family home. seriously and young, but on the level of we tried to protect ourselves from cove it. we'll see whether it's in a book. you can always stay behind the counter movie and maybe my husband forget to put on his mask. i think that's how it happens. so the pullman and i for those to hear dental, but for many checks, grief has turned into rage here and prague. protestors have covered the old town square with violence of white crust as one for each victim of the pen, demick anger against the sar jesus growing, adding to long standing resentment over ledge. corruption and people are taking to the streets. i think the government and prime minister use the pin demick to close to the own interest us on. and i think the prime minister put his own election campaign before the citizens. that makes me really angry. hello, they can patch him of marie tr

anne has a welding iron and she is like this amazon welding woman or something. >> we felt lost in thent than the songs. >> it did feel like i can't steer the ship, anymore. where is it going? you know? where are we headed? >> i think, heavy metal is the -- is the true rock and roll of the '80s. and rock and roll was basically music made, by people who were thinking with their crotches. >> heavy metal. it is not something new in physics. it is rock and roll. loud, lewd. it glorifies sex and violence, it hates authority, and adolescent boys love it. >> this is it. this is the hot stuff. turn it off for a second so we can talk. >> you turn on your television set. and you see this weird, beastly presentation that was birthed in the pit of hell. >> where are they getting this information from that i am satan? do i appear to you to have horns? i know i'm strange looking but i don't speak like that. >> critics say there's something seriously wrong with metal music. outrageous, by design. that it may have contributed to a number of teenage suicides. >> has rock and roll finally gone too far?

so negotiation is that weld have had -- happen against the back drop of american strength.of american sanctions, of a coalition that isolated the islamic republic of iran. now remember i don't know how many times i heard from people boy america is going along, president trump and mike pompeo don't care about coalitions iran was never as isolated as it was on january 19th of 2020. arab nations nations all across world many european nations not e3 and many understood that iran was central destabilizing force in the middle east as well. and were prepared to join us in executing on vision that we have for how to convince regime to change its direction. ...... and ultimately chipped away and chip a path towards the nuclear program as well. >> thank you. i would add one small thing is the peace accords, the abraham accords, showed the iranians visibly how isolated they were becoming. there was an operational strategic structure emerging on their borders that drove home the point of -- so there's a consideration also to the abraham accords. i'd like to turn this over to fred fleit

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products of this victory, in the words of the commander himself, was the progress achieved in the weldingcommander himself interpreted this recognition as proof that free men can find in unity the way to victory even against seemingly invincible odds. ♪♪ >> the next big campaign, the invasion of sicily, brought further demonstration of his basic truth. allied troops took this vital rock in the summer of 1943. the effect of sicily's fall. was electric. italy surrendered. the first of the axis partners to capitulate. and now the allies prepared for what was to be the fiercely fought battle of the mediterranean war. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the invasion of italy itself at salerno. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> through a miracle of courage and tenacity, troops of the 5th army established a beachhead against overwhelming german odds and went on to take salerno in the vital port of naples. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> with these victories, although heavy fighting and important battles lay ahead, the first major objectives of the italian campaign were accomplished. allied forces were on european soil and would be able to pin down german troops far

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turning an agent of death into an agent of life and with everyone and he's continued the project weld why you are a marker going up for a few months forrest gump of the like is it boys he initiate processes and creates communities to talk and think about the power of change. every tree planting event is like a catalyst bringing together a community that talks about the problem of weapons. lost sight of those planted trees are living monuments those rewards. to address ongoing violence in mexico they use has worked with this material again and again and his subsequent project to disarm he turned guns into musical instruments. together with a team of musicians he created a mechanical orchestra but tom leslie plays computer generated compositions. for an exhibition in basel switzerland and 2020. new music books is made of puns from leading gun manufacturers this time he sirota in on the worldwide sales and distribution of guns coming to me it are most that i wanted to show how the problem of violence begins in the factories where guns are produced. you most of the many of these guns are

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they now have the power in our lives that in the past would only be welded by governments.ople these companies are countable only to themselves and talk to their welcome employees. what should be done, utah congressman in-house intelligence and appropriation committee, thank you for joining me. >> great to be with you, thank you. gerry: these companies have in enormous power over our lives, they do show up at ten enter particular tendency to favor one particular side of the political spectrum by banning donald trump, but not many democrats. they are becoming increasing challenge, what should we do about them. >> you make somebody good points if i could reflect on what you've said, the people say the private companies they can do what they want, they're more than private companies, they are essentially acting as a place a government they have the power and by the way they say that a private company but what about a private baker in colorado he's a private company as well and he was compelled to do something or not allowed to do something, just the fact that the private compa

it is not zero and it won't be until we get some rain around here and that likely is weld on the line but we do see some moisture making its way through the form of fog and a ribbon of fog pointing to the golden gate making it way into the berkeley hills and it has been locked in place along the coast but will spread further across the bay and into the valley as we get to the rest of tonight you can see the fog right now spreading out to the east of salesforce tower and the temperatures not quite a difference as yesterday but nearly 40 degrees yesterday but today just over 30 degrees and still quite a spread. 58 in half moon bay with a high temperature and 60 in san francisco but 70s here 80s for concord and 90 in fairfield. temperatures now still a wide variety. 54 and half moon bay and low 60s for sfo but down into the 50s again downtown and temperatures mostly in the 60s around the bay and into the north the as well low 70s for san jose in a pleasant evening but still in the 80s for tri- valley and upper 80s around fairfield. low temperatures tonight will drop down to what is norma

i don't understand simon sharp, in just a couple of seconds minutes our buildings on cool welding building. they were all flashing in nevada and medical residence on returning from when ever they could find shelter. some field like know where it is safe in garza and i totally agree with teaching difficult in the last this time around the front, the concentrated on recreational building and facility and media offices lightly areas in garza, we will of course, have a logic on us 3 was because we tried to run this by bit trash and they put this back and they called every difficult even after the seas fun. garza still faces another dangerous crisis. the corona virus pandemic. we had the 2nd wave. of course we didn't get to the hospital. it was ever overwhelmed. you know, we have no vaccines enough vaccines for the population. we don't have enough testing. and then this came this war. there was a huge destruction of the main roads, electricity, water that with waste management. the stopped impacts will be felt for a long time. me and mars alfred leader on some suit. she appeared in court in per

maneuvers to as their navy ships it's the 2nd such incident in less than a month all this comes as weld powers try to bring teheran and washington back into compliance with the 2050 nuclear deal this group of fast attack books boats approached the u.s. formation at high speed closing in as close as 150 yards after following all the appropriate and established procedures involving ships horn bridge bridge radio transmissions and other ways of communicating the coast guard cutter maui u.s. coast guard cutter maui fired approximately 34 in shots from a 50 caliber machine gun after the 2nd round of warning shots the 13th fast attack crafts from the r.g.c. and broke contact meanwhile in iran registration has opened for potential candidates in forthcoming presidential elections the june poll is happening at a time of high tension between tehran and the west the current president has on rouhani can't run again because of term limits so far no immediate favorite has emerged among the many remit candidates and those who do want to run must 1st be approved by iran's guardian council. still ahead

tune into the live online feed of a ramadan virtual camp comes at 7 o'clock am on the sofa and welding there at how feeling less than. the free camp was produced by new york kids a us based at home educational service for muslim children each day during this ramadan the camp brought islamic teachings stories and activities into children's homes amid the pandemic so even though we're not able to go to the mosque you know every weekend or we're not able to you know go and you know go out of our friend's home and have dinner with them or have people over our home i think it still helps them stay connected to the community that was the goal of the camps founder and start i mean a search he says he was inspired by his own childhood growing up in a neighborhood with few other muslim children i don't want anyone to know that i was a muslim i wanted to fit in and. when we created in our kids it was literally to solve that problem to help kids build a little love for their face a 6 year old isa and 4 year old mussa are proud to show their ramadan decorations this is our. prayer son time. and yo

now ron, maybe one step closer to a new deal with weld powers, which nuclear program at talks meant to revive the stall 2015 nuclear agreement have been taken place in vienna. the deal fell apart when former us president donald trump was in office. iran that deputy for mr of us, right. she says he's optimistic, although a few sticking points remain. india's daily death toll from the current of ours has risen to another record high. 14 and a half 1000 were recorded over the last 24 hours. the number of new cases is fallen in recent days after reaching daily highs of more 400002 weeks ago. any 240 indian journalists and other media workers have died from covered 19 most in the past 7 weeks. even though they are on the front lines covering the pandemic, many haven't been able to get vaccinated. visible crime reports from new delhi for more than a year, journalists and india have risk their lives against an invisible threat to capture the impact of coal. 19 on the world's 2nd largest population, and few places have been hit as hard as india. more than 275000 people have died from the virus

this, this tedious work is, is, is now handed over to draw about many of the call that would take welding. it's a dangerous job because it's heat and environment that is not suited well for humans. this is a typical job or a robot can, can do a we're working with schindler elevator. while we introduce a robot that actually can go up the whole shaft of the elevator, which is a quite dangerous work where humans actually less and less want to do, the robot goes up, scans the walls and sees were, what can drill holes and then goes step by step up and does the whole the whole shaft. so these are areas where robots are better suited, reduces their health risk for employees and also it's a productivity again for, for the customers. oh, i think very interesting talking to thanks so much time for coming and sharing your thoughts. thank you very much. say all of us. and that's our show for this week is more for you online though without 0 dot com slash ctc. that'll take you straight to our page, which has in kyra to catch up on that's it for this edition of counting the cost. i'm sammy's a than fro

i don't understand assignment shops in just a couple of seconds, minutes, our buildings and cool welding building. they were all flattering nevada and medical residents are returning from when ever they could find shelter. some feel like know where it's safe in garza and i totally agree with teaching difficult in the law this time around the science for concentrated on recreational building and facility and media offices. my and the things also highly visible, of course, have a ton of 3 wars, and we try to run this by bit trash. and they put this back on me. a bit of everything difficult. even after the seas fun, garza still faces another dangerous crisis. the corona virus pandemic. we had the 2nd wave of complete in gaza. the hospital was ever overwhelmed. you know, we have no vaccines, enough vaccines for that population. we don't have enough testing. and then this came to swore there was a huge destruction of the main roads, electricity, water, the, with waste management. the stopped impacts will be felt for a long time. children in 10 years, northeast bony forest, on the border with

and then we are doing somebody welding projects where we start modifying the behavior of animals. i use the white envelopes. don't actually need any fencing to protect them from the cheaters. the purpose of the fence is that the separate an older pair of brothers from their own offspring. otherwise there'd be fights over a territory and pray ah, the orks have no reason to fear the cheaters, nor does the ranger will accompany them on their daily hunt for food. it's his job to observe whether they catch prey and get enough to eat the the older they get, the more difficult hunting becomes. the news . peacocks and cheetos ones share the same habitat until cheetos became victims of human activity in asia. not only were they hunted accessibly for their beautiful coats, they were also captured and trained to hunt the pair of brothers and theater bunny, yas, came from a zoo. they had no experience with either peacock or giraffe. ah . after some training from humans, they learned to hunt, they've now been self sufficient for nearly a decade. our 3 t does at the bus and they can really make

approved pfizer biotechs coronavirus vaccine for use on children as young as 12 most covert 19 vaccines weld wide have only been authorized for adults the head of the european medicines agency has also said that the job could be approved for 12 to 15 year olds as early as this month. as you head lice news continues here on out is there often side story say with us. teaching you just the way english streamline keep your channel. plus thousands of our programs cooking with documentaries and dad who. subscribe to you she would slash al-jazeera english. scotland was for independence given a boost by its parliamentary elections the ruling party says it will make yet another bitter break from the united kingdom but will it succeed this time and what would it need for the future of the union this is the inside story. hello welcome to the program. a parliamentary election victory has emboldened scotland nicola sturgeon to push ahead with a referendum on anding its union with the u.k. her scottish national party has won the elections for a 4th consecutive time and combined with pro independence candi

there was no lens between hitler and spun but arrangement of this book on his mate cultism to spot weld what to go with up to but it careful nobody believes this you patient in the nuclear age now dmitri a lot of people frame russia as a you know moderate or even a small economy they may look at it as an oil and gas superpower but i know that russia. it has the ability to destroy the united states and has more deployed nuclear warheads than any other nation on earth and i think it's something that's forgotten but another element of power out in the world exists in what nations can do and muster in the cyber world and we've had a lot of debate in this country about what russia has done meddling in the elections and i'm just sort of interested in your insights into this new arena of information dissin from ation which which as you've written russia has particular expertise in but in this new world of cyber does this give russia another dimension of power that much of the world is underestimating. let's give fest i would not underestimate the russian economy quote off the death was not in

and weld powers to try to reinstate the 2015 nuclear deal. mm. now, brazil's president liable scenario has led a motor bike procession to rio de janeiro in his latest active defiance against his critics. thousands of supporters lined the streets, ignoring advice that on social dispensing ball scenario has been widely accused of mishandling the current of ours pandemic, and is being currently investigation by senate commission. polls show that his popularity has fallen to its lowest level since he took office. while he was at that demonstration in, via and says, this rally is assign, the boston area is already back on the campaign trail for not a really of the morning to participate in the high call rally, which was denied by one of the motorcycle rider. and they want to show that prisons are not on the border side what, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. what the, what was you want me to let you know which way to check up for an impressive horse all over harder. and the fairly like back on the go is still in a very serious one. just took over 19 more. so i

and he joins us now from sao paolo, doctor, this is really quite the jump, i believe. bruno has a welds west death rate per capita. i know we're expensive and warning about under counting for months now. so i'm guessing you're not very surprised. that is correct . good evening. we have been observing the situation and bro for quite some time now. they have been reporting deaths with cold like symptoms for a while now that are much higher than the official desktop. and as i did just, we usually look at the number of excess deaths, which is the number of deaths that have increased over the average of the past 5 years. and 0 has always ranked on top of of those numbers. it was actually the country with the highest number of per capita access death. and now the official total that have been revealed today is much closer to the numbers that factors have been calculating for a while closer to the number of deaths. so we believe it as closer to what is really going on in the country right now. so well by my understanding and accounting for it was also driven really by lack of testing capacity.

of i know how to arc weld and gas weld.t how it's hard for employers to find somebody to work. it's even harder to find people who have a skill. and do you know what? with the gas prices right now with the gas shortages, they can't find enough truckers out there. we have 10% fewer truckers who haul the gas than we did a year ago. that's part of the problem. we will do a sector. will: can't find wait staff and truckers and find people to take jobs. while apparently confidence is high in joe biden's ability to lead. steve: well, this as the nation faces that pipeline crisis, terrible jobs number. a global pandemic violence in the middle east. a crisis at the southern border, trouble with russia. i could keep going on and on but this is only a three hour show. ainsley: gillian turner joins us lye from the white house as democrats are rushing to back president biden during this crisis. good morning, jillian. >> good morning to you guys. so gas lines are getting longer. the prices are rising. more and more stations shutting down