does for its own citizens or canada does for his own citizens but i do care whether india or canada contributes something to the world in which i live and which my children are going to grow up in so it turns out the number one driver of a positive image for a country is the perception that that country contributes something to the international domain to the planet and to the rest of humanity so that's basically the the discovery the more good you do the better you perform because people like you now we're in the midst of a global pandemic in your opinion here's the international community cooperating successfully on various front. what do you think i mean the international community hasn't shut off in the possible light during the pandemic has it and in a way what it's done is it's revealed to us the sad truth that when the chips are down and things start getting really difficult what countries tend to do is they tend to batten down the hatches look inwards and look after their own not even necessarily their own citizens but their own special interest groups their own businesses n

in the last 2 decades couple of few scandals and the catholic church also india and all over the world but became public but including the irish county where you are from what oldest burglarize you're looking back to you see your own experience in a different light i do because i was in a boarding school where a good number of the priests ended up in jail and so i think if you're a novelist but if you're anybody but just said knowledge and you're looking up high i think i know when that happened and how it happened but at the time mr. i didn't realize what was going on right in front of me and i think for a novelist it's a tremendously interesting idea that all the time perhaps in all of our lives in our characters lives there's something going on that's maybe obvious except that they don't notice. in a landmark referendum of 2015 a majority of irish citizens voted in favor of recognizing same sex marriage call into being openly gay played an important role in the campaign and is proud.

president barack obama and tesla boss iran musk before tweeting out a faked between india a prominent author and an opposition spokeswoman are among dozens are arrested in zimbabwe when police put a stop to anti-government protests opposition parties had called for demonstrations against food and fuel shortages as well a 700 percent inflation there's anger over corruption too with many targeting the ruling party online the government had banned that protest well those are the headlines i'll have another news update for you here on al-jazeera to witness sudan's forgotten films do you stay with us. talk to old is there a we know this is the government not to take the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the road is their own. food. and. our vision with.

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take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. hello everyone let's take a look at today's menu to see what we're serving up on the track u.s. attorney general william barr testifies before congress giving the media get another chance to let their audience know just how they feel about him besides questioning bill maher today and hopefully for you a lot with one m. s. and b. c. host openly urging a congressman to trip up bar during questioning projects $1619.00 many believe it's no more than revisionist history u.s. senator tom continental says he plans to introduce legislation to prevent schools receiving federal funds from including it in their curriculum so what is it project $21.00 czars cooper will be here to explain how

kong which china has territorial ambitions elsewhere as well we've seen most recently a conflict with india over the border in lames there are territorial claims on taiwan there is the whole fact that china is building artificial islands in the middle of the ocean so that they can extend its maritime claims despite that being completely against international law and that parallels the. navigation routes which actually german trade for instance is totally dependent so there are bigger principles here at stake which hong kong is sort of the most emblematic but there's there's more going on than that ok so. it doesn't look as though they're going to start falling anytime in the near future the problem is that the rhetoric can escalate and that the 2 sides because they each have their own domestic reasons right now to push it that they could bump into each other in ways they don't anticipate ok rhetoric just recently u.s. secretary of state. washington's position on china here is a taste of what he had to say. as president trump. has made very clear we need a strategy to protect the american ec

per capita than most european and asian countries, indeed, we've done more than 59 million tests with india at number two with just about 14 million tests. so quite a difference there. arizona, california, florida and texas all were doing more tests per capita when they lifted their lockdowns. more per capita an germany, spain, france an south korea has average. the u.s. is ethe undisputed world leader in testing and on top of the more than 59 million tests we have done, the f.d.a. authorized more than 193 tests under emergency use authorizations including molecular and antibody tests. under the leadership of president trump, the u.s. is leading the world in safe and effective therapeutics and rapid development of a potential vaccine together as one american people we will defeat the invisible enemy. with that, i will take questions. reporter: thank you. comments about how democrats won't compromise, democrats came one a plan two months ago. the republican plan was just presented on monday and in that time the president has contradicted the republican plan on the amount of money, on student

and in my view another major factor is lack of fits him indeed because dr colin skin makes fits in india more slowly and it's a very important and you know modulating mode here i've been trying to get this message through for months now but it just doesn't seem to be getting through the social economic stuff seems to get in the way of the medical facts and that's the problem to many very interesting discussion where of course we're going to leave it there john campbell medical expert in northern england were totally shocked commentator on a pakistani affairs in london thank you both so much for your time thank you. now here in berlin coronavirus restrictions have shut down the city's notoriously wild nightlife that's got some ravers raving mad there defying authorities and they're going underground or rather outside and i know to our viewers that this report contains flashing images. berlin's club scene is world famous but corona is threatening its existence. clubs like this one have been empty for months a vaccine is the only hope for many owners. busy in it we've already seen examples

india alone ported 55,000 cases-- its most yet. meanwhile, btish prime minister boris johnson abruptly imposed new restrictions in northern england. and, in vietnam, thousands were tested after an outbreak in da nang, now under a lockdown. hanoi and other cities also report new infections. a storm that battered puerto rico and the dominican republicr nowcane isaias, and it's heading for the u.s. east coast. it swept over the bahamas today, and was expected to strengthen before reaching south florida this weekend, and the carolinas by monday. a hurricane warning is now up for florida's atlantic coast. hong kong today postponed september's legislative elections by a year, citing the pandemic's ongoing resurgence. pro-democracy forces, who hoped for an overwhelming win at the polls. activist joshua wong said it'sal part of a campaign-- including barring him and others from running for the c legislature. >> beijing has staged multipleev acts to t the opposition bloc from taking the majority in hong kong legislature. our voice is clear

take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. hello everybody let's take a look at today's menu to see what we're serving up on the track u.s. attorney general william barr testifies before congress giving the.

so the uk or india. they can be providing either zero or no cost financing. they be providing inputs like green pipe which goes only minor transformation in that country. and then comes here dramatically higher prices our own firms. that has to be dealt with in these trade agreements. we cannot allow non- market activities that china seems to export and create a platform and another company. our country, be used as a platform to undermine our interests. it. >> i have great concerns about that but a lot of different levels. i'm going to go to a different product. applicable to west virginia, hard word lumber. they have been very hard-hit by the chinese tariffs. in response to section three oh one investigations. when the phase one negotiations positive news on both of those. they're still not living up to their purchase agreements. to think that is tied to this overall economy or is this something that is consistent across all product lines and what could the hardwood and those to expect in the future whether they will live up to the purchasing agreement. >> s

i have a question on india and t's on the quad which is the u.s.-india-australia-japan this concept of the four nations working together. what is your view on how india can contribute to a quad or you can broaden it to multilateral approaches with the u.s. to neutralize chinese influence in the indo-pacific? gen. mcconville: all those countries are extremely important in the region. as we follow, with the diplomacy and the strategic relationships. what i think we provide is good military to military relationships. for my role it's really with the chiefs of staffs. if you take a look at the army is very, very important in these regions, the chiefs of staff are important. having a strong mill-to-military relationship with my coubt parts and finding out where we have common interests and where we can work together is very, very important. with those chiefs we have good relationships. ms. hicks: another pacific question. this one from todd of the army times. could you please discuss your thoughts on stationing a rotational use of army personnel as it r

then there is tiktok which is available in many of the western countries including india. what we have seen is that they have tried to delineate between those two services even though they are very much the same product. to say that one of them is kind of contained within china and the other is outside of that. it is unclear if this would be microsoft buying everything outside of china or there would be a third version of tiktok, a version that microsoft buys, a version for the rest of the world, and then a version in china. it is incredibly complicated and i think those are questions we are waiting to have answered. emily: meantime, the president has made his intentions or his feelings clear. how that translates into action, we don't necessarily know. earlier today, he said we are looking at tiktok, we are looking thinking of banning tiktok. what do you think he means by that? kurt: well, as our story today points out, there was the expectation he was going to come out and say you have to do vest this ownership in the app. i think that would actually solve the banning pro

we have, you look at india, they are at 11 million. we're going to be at over 60 million. they have done a tremendous job in testing considering we started off with very little. it was an unknown disease and it was unknown test. fema, hhs, and the private sector have delivered more than 10,000,095 masks. masks, 19.7 million gallons, and 1.3 billion medical gloves to florida. 1.3 billion gloves, ron. we have secured 90% of the world supply of remdesivir which has been very, very successful. have sent over 143 vials of florida hospitals as are really something that's very special and we're working on very hard. operation warp speed. today we reached a $2 billion agreement with santa fe and gsx to conduct clinical trials in mass produced 100 million dosesf vaccine. but we have done is rather incredible. we have many companies, great companies, johnson & johnson, merck, pfizer, many companies are very close to getting the vaccine. we think it's going to be in a very short time from now. what we are set with our military to deliver the vaccine. we have a tremendous military del

for many developing countries as access to energy where a large share of population in countries like india but also many countries in africa don't have access to energy yet so want to mess with bits and ask them coal fired power stations for example and the other choice is to stimulate their own you know bill and it's and and that is very good date so which shows that actually investment in that in your bill and of have great potential for creating jobs and but a comedy from court it will be about creating jobs so i can give you the data from the international that in your bill and it is a agency had quoted to nobble diaby and what they estimate is that the additional investment and that ignoble and we could create jobs what to $2000000.00 jobs in the new plan that just sector by 2050 which would be 4 times more than the jobs in the new bill and that's what we got into the house that is also great potential to create jobs and the deficiencies sector. and then this president laid to to technologists which improve consumption of energy for example efficient appliances insulation for houses a

2009 having gained about 16 percent since the end of may well next month is looking pretty rough as india faces its worst economic outlook in 40 years while the country tallies the 3rd highest number of coronavirus cases in the world it's moved to the a.s.x. in australia which is also down for the week it actually fell more than 2 percent on friday a law. the index really felt that u.s. g.d.p. drop the all shares in south africa are actually up for the week it's posting its best month since 2017 that mining sector is really thriving now let's move to some european markets where all in the red this week in london the footsie took a hit on that u.s. g.d.p. data aviation and turns them stocks also one of those losses as of the cove in 1000 chases remain on the rise the french cac and the dax also followed similar suit the dax fell by nearly 3 percent and a half or going to half percent rather on thursday alone but both indices saw some gains on the final day of trading for the month at least on those big tech well moving across the atlantic over to brazil the evil best buy in the green this

the one that is not helping is the retail buying of gold and jewelry, china or india. that will come back when the global economy moves, and there will be a pullback in gold. the weekend's will sell the could be margin calls in gold and silver, but the trajectory is up. >> great to get your analysis across the markets. meanwhile, now that does it for the closing bell. "what'd you miss?" is next. ♪ ♪ >> i am caroline hyde. >> i am taylor riggs. >> i am romaine bostick. hopes, up,isk on, the most since the month, the best since april. let's look at the deepest recession on record. -area falling. the u.k. putting easing on hold. ti osoft in talks to buy ktok. this hour.igh in all that and more. taylor, take it away. area gdpntioned euro off 12%. come inside my terminal. number,hat u.s. gdp showing a 35% drop. we got some china data. all this putting into question the global recovery. estimates looking at at 2020 dropped, then hoping for again in 2021. for more, we are joined by our guest. bill, thinking about the gdp data, how are you looking at the u.s. recovery rela

we have india. so, when you knock on the door of a home and you say are you legal or not legal, the trust because of this administration's just -- just absolute aggressive immigration, demoralizing the value of people in our country, it creates fear whether you want to admit it or not. mr. thompson, are you still here? is mr. thompson still here? >> yes, i'm here. >> okay. is it true that the immigrant communities have historically been undercounted in the census? and can you explain why this is problematic? >> that's an excellent question, congresswoman. so, the census bureau has always been measuring a differential undercount, and that is for the white non-hispanic population, there have been measuring slight overcounts and for other populations, they've been measuring undercounts, american indians they're calling it under counts. they're calling it the differential undercount. the implications of that filter through all the important ewes of the census including apportionment, including redistric

caloric consumption going forward it's going to happen in countries like bangladesh nigeria pakistan india these are the going to be the big drivers of calories over the next 10 to 20 years heretofore they don't have the g.d.p. rates to expand their meat consumption marsch why china didn't become a big meat consumer until the 20012002 period when its g.d.p. levels started to really dramatically. china's hunger for pool cues driving chinese companies to scour the world in search of new production facilities and expertise 'd. i think having us park market is very important and that's another reason why. now. why they love to acquire smithfield. america's largest port producer one that i think they wanted access to supply but you know from what i've heard from smithfield executives that they wanted to learn. the american pork operations work how we were able to produce. so much pork and so very little land and that means that this american industrialized style of producing pork is being exported to china. when it comes to industrial meat production china has caught up with the west. it's mech

still leading the way there followed by brazil and india back here stateside cases topping 4400000 with about 152000 reported deaths now with the senate adjourned for the weekend the 600 dollar weekly federal unemployment benefit that has kept millions of americans afloat during this pandemic is set to expire at midnight state funds are drying up while more than 17000000 people remain out of work and as coded 1000 numbers continue to rise in the nation health experts are scrambling to slow it spread artie's 20 charges reports now from new york city. the crossover scandal that continue st catherine on our nation the crisis hammering the 'd south and the southwest regions well i spritz say the best defense is where she's massed many states refused to heed those warnings. today the u.s. reaching another grim milestone the number of cold related deaths surpassing 150000 with at least 33 states reporting an increase of infections an average of a 1000 virus related deaths a day have been reported this past week experts saying face masks are still the best defense against the corona virus unti

we carry products from thailand, japan, indonesia, vietnam, singapore and india. we try to keep everything fresh daily. so a customer can get the best out a bit. >> normally during crab season in november, this is the first place i hit. because they have really just really fresh crab. this is something my family really likes for me to make. also, from my traditional chinese food, i love to make a kale soup. they cut it to the size they really want. i am probably here once a week. i'm very familiar with the aisles and they know everyone who is a cashier -- cashier here i know when people come into a market such as this, it looks like an asian supermarkets, which it is and sometimes it can be intimidating. we don't speak the language and many of the labels are in chinese, you may not know what to buy or if it is the proper ingredients for the recipe are trying to make. i do see a lot of people here with a recipe card or sometimes with a magazine and they are looking for specific items. the staff here is very helpful. i speak very little chinese here myself. thinks t

it's estimated that as much as a thought of india's land is degraded. the soil urgently needs plants that will help restore it and this is where bamboo could play an important role. as 100 percent green product. manufacturing is completely green that is north of. substance that is used on the environment. close to 9000000 people in india depend on bamboo for some part of their livelihood. like these women who use bamboo poles to build their oyster farm. if bamboo that is grown domestically is sold and used within the country and its carbon footprint could be kept considerably. in 2018 the government provided $2000000.00 to the bamboo industry to help it grow . the farm a store in mumbai itself and fairly sourced product as awareness of the issues grow so does demand definitely the. use of green products yes the problem is a little bit about the price but i think if we need to understand that it is better and better for our. health. the flat. sales i'd be cool have risen by 20 percent in decent months. its founders hope that more initiatives like this wi

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sort out for emerging market countries like vietnam thailand indonesia india oh there's enormous price pressure on this product. that i've seen alone makes sense if everybody can have it right there's a name that seems clear 19 maybe should be free but we have 3 lessons again polly learned self and can't keep going the wrong before and. i think it is it is a general john scofield all governments do to come. yes solution to provide it to their population at least at a follower costs or even for free that's depending on the different individual health systems in each country but you're right it's definitely something to be talked about which is not a lecture we program we have only a few trevor last may want to get vaccinated and. if you want to overcome the good old were strictures travel restrictions the economy was twitching then we have to have to go back seen that on a different question comes in to play the system all could do it free or close to frame a scene where the gulf war because everything arabs and here are now investing is biotechs and hearing problems and making the fina

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city of melbourne and hundreds more cases were reported on friday despite the 3 week lockdown there india still hasn't managed to get its outbreak under control reporting more than 55000 new infections in the past 24 hours and despite that the government's lifting the nighttime curfew enforced for the past 4 months but a lockdown has been reimposed in parts of northern england tough to rise in factions there scott hyla has the latest from bangkok about what's going on in vietnam. the nang was the site of this new wave they're calling it the 3rd wave of vietnamese officials last week and what we've been seeing since then has been really kind of the way vietnam has handled has been looked at as a success story in this situation with covidien containing covert 1000 spread because what they have done is they have quickly shut down denying as quickly as they could and they evacuated tens of thousands of vacationers they were really kind of encouraging domestic tourism because of the ailing economy there like many countries here in southeast asia and around the world so what they did 1st was to

between 25 and 30 international flights starting in september to all sorts of destinations, asia, israel, india. they are tailoring their destinations to where people want to go, both domestically and internationally. think beaches, think mountains, places where you can social distance, if you will. all in, if you count international and domestic, in september, they will be flying 37% of their september 2019 schedule. they are adding flights. this is important and a big deal for two reasons. the holidays are approaching. people are going to want to go visit family. can you imagine people staying put? they will want to go visit family, take time off, maybe they will have to quarantine for 14 days. the other reason is i think people are pulling their hair out, what can we do, what can the kids do. they are looking for options, every day starts to look the same. stuart: i agree entirely. it is a modest step forward if we get a few international flights back on the calendar for united. thank you. >>> miami-dade county, the fourth largest school district in america. they have announced their school

., in part india that led to deadly clashes between the two countries on 15. since the truth in 1962, the p.r.c. in india have been 2,100-mile long line of actual control. this months leading to clash, the p.r.c. military amassed 5,000 soldiers along and that meant to redr edraw resettled borders by force and aggression. as a resultroke out of these troop movements, leaving 20 indian soldiers and of chinesemed number soldiers dead. this encroachment andess can the y tactics used by throughout aken south and southeast asia. o counter this aggression, i'm glad the house passed an amendment that calls on china to aggression litary and urge diplomatic action to of ent further escalation conflict. i will continue to work with my olleagues in congress to help bolster our vital relationship with india. i thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. for peaker pro tempore: what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? mr. speaker, i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: witho

united states, india, japan, and india is strongly considering inviting australia to that exercise. would you comment on how important this particular group is in relation to the bigger conversation you just mentioned, the fact that the gdp of the quad is more than twice that of china today is not to be lost on the conversation. will you make one last comment on that? >> it's more populous than china as well. these are nations that all have elected leaders. all have democracies, all understand in different cultures and different settings, all have a central understanding about how commercial enterprise should be conducted and how military should engage and how security is achieved. the good news is i think this grouping is stronger than it's ever been. maybe we were gifted by general secretary xi. he took actions that caused each of the leaders of those countries to recognize the value of this group. i meet with them with some frequency, either by phone or in person, and we're working on economic efforts together. we're working on covid responses together. there's lots of places whe

equally we still got fairly frequent showers in the far north of india nepal bhutan back up to northern pakistan feeding the head waters of the still flooded braga as an example but all the rivers that come out through bangladesh are still full or over full monsoon rain is still showing itself all the way down the western ghats and right up to raja stan as well so we are in full flow of the monsoon rains the story in the middle east although went in southwest saudi and western yemen is off the heat it was $53.00 yesterday in iraq. but. kidnappings and murders in crimea says russia's forced an extension of the black sea finnish. i don't understand why it's called now. scores of crimean to toss have been arrested tortured and killed. most believe by russian security forces. crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. the end of the war. and watching al jazeera live from doha with me for the back to a reminder of our top stories hong kong's leader carrier has postponed september's legislative council election for a year in a major blow to the pro-democracy count she described it as the hard

this is the forty's press conference that i chaired on our effort to fight the epidemic and of course india enter in the. center for health protection how'd over $100.00 countries do you hold it is so that going to be fully informed of the latest development of the epidemic. now we. see. a situation in our fight against a virus a few days ago. out organization dr. so. that. we now the one of the key elements to stop the spread of the virus is determination also is a matter of willingness to make hard choices. so we could ensure the health and safety of everyone. in the past 7 mins i have always had to make difficult decisions but end the end noms minute i have to make today is the most difficult decision that i have to make in the past 7 months now the legislative consul general election is held ones every 4 years it is already a tough decision to delay it but then we want to ensure fair and as we want to ensure public safety and health and also we need to make sure that the elections are held in an open fair and impartial i know so this decision is therefore you send show and. past. 2 week

property from united states decade they are he inserting themselves and taking more territory, invading india killing soldiers south chooirp sea overreaching hong kong we are speaking with mike pompeo "sunday morning futures" exclusive interview the first on program to warn public what china communist party was doing brien i want your take on this yesterday i saw headline that says that senate committee backing notion to allow americans to sue china over the virus. >> look we are recognizing reality when it comes to china, not just on the virus but issues have been compounded you talked about hong kong we talked about, the uighurs this isn't negative view of chinese government a negative few of xi jinping americans have almost no confidence he will do right thing that he will tell the truth and i think that is important, because at the end of the day, he is on top, of that communist regime calling shots, i think for america to wake up to this is really healthy not a moment too soon. maria: dagen? dagen: american people have great common sense virus came from one place, china. will the there i

india is an example with very little comris. the laggards that have not become digital, markets like education, markets like municipalities, markets like health care, these industries have had to on a dime turn their full attention to being digital entities and that means buying more software. these are all hard core software companies at their core and that is the largest growth market globally we're software investors only. we're seeing plenty of opportunities to find new innovators here where there are cracks in the digital framework for companies. that means there's huge growth opportunities for these big companies as well. and i don't think scale is really their issue right now they are far from their -- from their aging companies. these are still youthful, innovative, well led high growth companies in my opinion in a very high growth market which is software >> i totally get it and cloud clearly a very high margin business it's only 3 billion of revenue for google and as you just said, they're aump in high growth. >> maybe

caloric consumption going forward it's got to happen in countries like bangladesh nigeria pakistan india these are the going to be the big drivers of calories over the next 10 to 20 years heretofore they don't have the g.d.p. rates to expand their meat consumption much like china didn't become a big meat consumer until the 20012002 period when its g.d.p. levels started to rally dramatically. china's hunger full polkas driving chinese companies to scour the world in search of new production facilities and expertise. i think having an see care park market is very important and that's another reason why only now that's why they left smithfield. because largest pork producer one i think they wanted access to supply but too from what i've heard from smithfield executives is that they wanted to learn how the american pork operations worked how we were able to produce so much pork on so very little land and that means that this american industrialized style of producing pork is being exported to china. when it comes to industrial meat production china has caught up with the west. it's mechanize

i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up coronavirus restrictions in india easing but the number of cases hits another high. donald trump faces criticism from both sides of the political divide for suggesting november's u.s. presidential election should be delayed. and catherine story of the messiah. and south and we have hundreds of thousands who will be on making the annual migration of the new tourists to see them i'll be telling you why. we begin in hong kong where an ongoing political crisis has deepened further the city's leader kerry lamb is expected to announce a delay to september's legislative council election for up to one year on thursday electoral authorities disqualified 12 opposition pro-democracy candidates including activist joshua wang he called the decision to block him from running invalid and ridiculous wong says a new national security law is being used by the government as illegal weapon to silence dissent electoral authorities accuse wong of advocating subversive ideas and colluding with foreign forces. but you know and it is the most

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in india 1300000 people need every bit of space they can get. in the last 20 years 18000 square kilometers of forest have been cleared to accommodate the expansion of cities and settlements but the habitats of many animals have been destroyed in the process in the southern indian state of karnataka that has resulted in human wildlife conflict some part. with deadly results. to my lap as morning and hasn't gotten off to a very good start the coffee farmer is assessing the damage caused by his unwelcome visitors the elephants. it's not the 1st time the pesky package terms of cause damage to his plantation. luckily only the door was broken down today. over the years the animals have ruined 7 hector's of rice fields as well as many coffee plants and palm trees. have a huge impact on our livelihood leading our daily life has become very difficult. damage whatever we can get a lot more of that if. the latest encounter however was different a message he received in time helped him avert a major disaster on his plantation. a week ago i got an alert mess

ball also ahead grown a virus restrictions in india are easing but the number of cases hits another high . donald trump faces criticism from both sides of the political divide for suggesting november's u.s. presidential election should be delayed. i'm catherine sawyer of the messiah in resolve itself and. i'm drizzle thousands of would be making down on your migration with a new tourist to see them i'll be telling you why. so then we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy activist joshua long has called the decision to bar him from running in september's election invalid and ridiculous wrong is one of 12 opposition candidates disqualified from the legislative council polls he says the new national security law is being used by the government as a legal weapon to silence dissent electoral authorities accuse wong of advocating subversive ideas and colluding with foreign forces. for you and it is the most scandalous election fraud ever in hong kong history they could this qualify us they could arrest us influence into a carol they could even call of the election and create a puppet parliame

and i'm alsojoined by india bullock, who is due to fly to tenerife in august. professor neil pearce, the new lockdown measures in the north of england, the situation in luxembourg and belgium and the rise in many cases in europe, how worried are you by this? certainly i am worried, and i think we should be, but it seems we have a new crisis every week, but this week we have had two crises, the crisis of foreign travel and the crisis of what is happening in the north. what they both have in common is the most common word that people are using is confusion, they want a road map, they want to be able to plan to have holidays and celebrations, and things keep changing all the time and nobody really knows the rules now. i think the reason for that is that the government needs a plan, not about what it will do this week but about what it will do this week but about what it will tailor next two or three months. how helpful do you think that would be to the general public? everybody has to be on board to make this work, for this situation to get better. you have been l

he went to india. he met -- ghandi was gone by then, but he met ghandi's lieutenants and had firsthand experience with the tactics and techniques. he brought that back. howard thurman and other black leaders had an initial pilgrimage there. but what happened in the streets of the south -- and lawson ran his workshops about eight miles away from where i'm sitting in the basement of a brick methodist church on a very unremarkable street in nashville. but what happened in that basement intersected with the panoply of earthly power. and what we saw today was perfectly john lewis because here's the son of troy who preached to the chickens as president bush talked about so well, saying at least the chickens produced eggs unlike his colleagues in congress. it was lewis who brought the presidency and the world of protest together. and that's what america is. it's when the mass of us, it's when we, the people, intersect with the power and the majesty of the presidency ideally to lift us to higher ground. someti

india is a significant exporter of genetic medicines. so the organization of medical supply chains expects the clustering of technical know-how, tax incentives offered by certain governments, and proximity to our wheelhouse. for api, for example, environmental legislation was one of the factors that led to moving production to china and india. next i'll present some ideas to make our medical supply chain more resilient. first, we should diversity our production basis but not limit it only to domestic manufacturing. it is tempting to think of producing all critical supplies within our national borders. however, this is implemented hastily, it may further reduce the decisions of our medical supply chain. covid-19 has shown us the huge risks that geographical concentration of manufacturing brings. we're experienced this at home, when hurricane maria hit puerto rico. it led to shortages in hospitals across the u.s. reshoring production of medical products also doesn't happen with the flip of a switch, building new production plants for medic

and their concerns in india and we want a vibrant middle class in india i know that i've been informed a great deal by what's happening in the european union the european commission has their privacy policies their competition policy has helped inform how we think about what needs to be done here in united states we have a different structure these are kind of local champions and our come out and i trust laws a much more difficult much it takes a longer time for them to go through it's not the other way and i think that my colleague from your got it exactly right we have a balancing act that we have to focus on it's not just about competition it's not just about consumers it's not just about regulation and that's who are trying to trying to hit that sweet spot no one here is unaware of the problems you can pick up a newspaper in the united states you can turn on the television without worry about the effect on elections hate speech privacy data security children competition all of those issues are on the table what's the best way to address them is the issue the harder part is finding

watching al jazeera live from doha with me for the bad people also ahead coronavirus restrictions in india easing but the number of cases hits another high . donald trump faces criticism from both sides of the political divide for suggesting november's u.s. presidential election should be delay. and catherine soy of the messiah marking in saudi arabia we have hundreds of thousands would be on making the annual migration of the new tourists to see them i'll be calling you why. thank you for joining us we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy activists joshua wang has called the decision to bar him from running in september his election invalid and ridiculous wong is one of 12 opposition candidates disqualified from the legislative council polls he says a new national security law is being used by the government as the legal weapon to silence dissent electoral forty's accuse wong of advocating said vesey of ideas and canoe dealing with foreign forces. beyond any doubt if the most scandalous election fraud air front in hong kong history they could disqualify us they could arrest us every onc