mark's most recent endeavour was running five kilometres to raise money for reorg. running seems impossible, but swimming requires a whole new level of determination. you swam at the invictus games, so how is your swimming? terrible. and you know what's frightening is, i remember how tired i was after 50 metres in an olympic sized swimming pool. now, this is a lot farther, with tides and currents, and creepy crawlies underneath, and everything else that comes with sea swimming. so, this is a new world to me. this is his first training swim. by his side is another former royal marine, his trainer, ben wadham. how i'm going to get him through this is, i'm going to rely on mark's absolute mental capacity to dig out on things that most normal human beings couldn't. getting in the sea is hard for someone with all limbs. and it's a daunting challengejust to get into the sea and swim 100 metres out and back. sea swimming is hard enough, but mark has only one arm to drag himself through the oppressively cold water. gyms and pools can't fully prepare you for the sea, with it

this day's headlines debate rages in france as it marks the death but for a man accused of genocide whose walls cost millions of lives we look at whether 2 centuries of poleon merits today's fanfare and celebration. for me to a hero he did a lot for the evolution of france but it cost a lot of freedom a lot of sacrifice at the human level $2.00 you see his big mistake may be to have reestablished slavery. york's governor touches a raw nerve vising unvaccinated people to avoid their grandparents amid allegations his own mismanagement is to blame for nursing home deaths we hear from an activist who lost her father at a care home in long line. as more states in the u.s. pass bills that would bar transgender participants from competition coming up to the governor of kansas now vetoes the back and claiming it was send an unwelcome message you put it all up for today. this is just a story to. you that this woman or anything all the women want to see. you do to. transform just coincidence. one of russia kevin only this wednesday morning with the latest from us for you is just turned 9 in the mor

struggling to meet the demand for covert 1000 vaccines in argentina or cases of my past the 3000000 mark only a small number of people have received the job the president's reposing restrictions and curfew says daniel shrine the reports we want to silence. the numbers keep rising argentina like the rest of latin america is suffering a 2nd wave of covered nineteen's infections and deaths the government has imposed a further 3 weeks of new tougher lockdown restrictions a nighttime curfew and schools returning to online classes the authorities say their main aim is to relieve the strain on hospitals or you don't say that you're not no more support today the how system can cope with another patient not one more we've reached our limit the number of contaminated patients even if it doesn't go up has reached reichian point it's overflowing we can keep extending measures every 15 days or 2 more years but what we've got to do is test and vaccinate. the arrival of vaccines has been slow to sporadic the argentinian government says it's doing all it can to find new supplies but so far any a small p

mark: absolutely. one of the things most heavily missed, especially in the last five years, the relative equity story is absently critical. if you think about why the dollar was able to rally during the trump years, a lot has to do with u.s. equities outperform the rest of the world and the u.s. yield curve was steepening while the rest of the world was flattening. for the dollar to make up what is a weak dollar policy from the fed, it will need equity flow. a broad balance of payments, you will have between deficit which does need an opposite. between deficit during the trump years is offset by the growth story. if european policymakers deliver more policy growth shocks, especially with the german election leading to more fiscal stimulus, that gives people reason to bring capital back into europe. that is where i think it is critical. if the u.s. were to tax equity markets and tax the wealth and innovation from the equity market, that is a negative for the dollar in the context of where the fed is goi

mark drakeford mark dra keford was mark drakeford was front and centre of welsh labours campaign this year and it clearly has paid off. they've equalled their best ever tally, just one shy of a majority. the question now for mark drakeford, is how will they rule as a government? will they rule as a minority government or will they seek a less formal coalition such as the confidence and supply deal? will they ask the lib dem member tojoin them in a co—op maybe? forthe dem member tojoin them in a co—op maybe? for the tories, they gain some seats, however they will be disappointed they haven't been able to break the north—eastern red wall, simply dented, just getting one asleep there. for plaid cymru, not a great day, losing formerly debt leanne wood in the rhondda valley i'm not making any ground in the target seats. labour, great day for them are not so great for the tories or plaid cymru. lib dems holding their seat and not seen so far with only four left for abolish the welsh assembly. only four left for abolish the welsh assembl . . ~ only four left for abolish the welsh assem

mark: absolutely. it remains the biggest background theme. inflation will not be resolved. it will ebb and flow. the scare was overhyped and it's all behind us and we will get really scared and can amplify it. we are not going to focus on too much because we know we don't have the core pce data coming out at the end of the week and this is the preferred measure before they switch their focus to the labor market indicator that lets them justify the most dovishness. it used to be core pce was useful on the inflation fund. we can focus on some of the things like the commodities pressure from china, the crypto volatility, what happens in the dollar. of course, it is happening on the yield story. anna: we talked about commodities a little bit. let's get your response that we heard most recently from china. we had some commentary from chinese authorities. we were seeing the way commodities prices had gained so quickly and that was passed on to consumers. we had another day, another statement from chinese aut

wreaths have been laid to mark the centenary of the royal british legion. in a message marking the occasion, prince charles said the charity ensured the sacrifices of veterans would never be forgotten. our correspondent, jon donnison, reports from the cenotaph in central london. in whitehall this morning, a lone bugler and the last post. to remember those who have been lost, but also to mark 100 yea rs of the royal british legion. representatives of the army, the royal navy and royal air force were among those who laid wreaths at the cenotaph, after earlier prince charles had offered his thanks. i wanted, above all, to offer my sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all those who have helped build this wonderful organisation we know today, and all those who will be part of its future. the british legion was set up in 1921, in the aftermath of the first world war. its mission — to support military veterans and their families. so, 100 years after it was founded on this very spot, the royal british legion has marked its centenary. and for its more than 200,000 m

mark: the u.s. has criticized china for expanding its military presence in the south china sea and russia for creating outposts along the arctic coastline. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as airstrikes in the gaza strip will continue despite calls from the u.s. to wind down the conflict. the prime minister says he is determined to continue the operation until "quiet and security is restored for the citizens of israel." mr. biden and the israeli prime minister spoke today for the first time since new hostilities broke out between israel and hamas last week. the house of representatives is poised to vote today on a 9/11 style commission to look into the deadly generous sixth riot at the capitol. the vote today will be the first step to creating an independent panel that would investigate the siege but the bill is expected to be a more difficult sell in the senate. mitch mcconnell says he opposes the idea. british prime minister boris johnson is not ruling out the idea of a trade deal with au

mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. as american soldiers pull out of afghanistan, the taliban is warning the u.s. military not to set up bases in the region. that group says pakistan is vowing that no american bases will be allowed in its territory, and no u.s. drone strikes from pakistani territory will be permitted. the statements, amid speculation that the u.s. will want a nearby area from which to launch strikes against militant targets. u.k. prime minister's former advisor is criticizing his old boss, saying he is not fit to run the country for top speaking during a hearing in parliament today, dominic cummings accused oris johnson of not taking the covid-19 questions seriously enough when it began and was even critical of himself. >> in any sensible, rational government, it is completely crazy that i should have been such a senior position, in my personal opinion. it is completely crackers that someone like me should have been in there, same that it is crackers that boris johnson should have been in there. mark: c

mark slowly annoying board in the $67.00 to make it for nil. it was clear, bream and couldn't care. less about this result as 300 kilometers to the south. cologne's game with shelter was all that mattered. now. mobile phone suddenly became more interesting than the game itself. things weren't over just yet. new, those rare sheets up. one box or shaft freeman in the final 10 minutes. me before the class grabbed another for the side. steven, so chuck knew his players knew it. even a few fans allowed into the grounds, knew it. survival was out of their hands. cologne needed to lose the cologne. the area around the stadium was bustling fans have gathered to rule resignation away from this city inside the ground, shaka, where the visitors seen without anything left to play for with relegation, assured a young ago can own you. when would be required to give them any hope of climbing above rivals blame and i'm just like their fellows struggling 300 kilometers to the north. the belly ghost had brought in fresh personnel to avoid relegation. seed him fr

naomi, some investors have called for mark zuckerberg costs -- mark zuckerberg's power to be curbed. that is not happening. why not? naomi: the rub for investors frustrated with the level of power mark zuckerberg has is, mark zuckerberg controls the majority of the shares on the board. whatever he recommends, the board do on various proposals, that is the way the board votes. once again, he likely voted against proposals to curb his own power. emily: what does this mean? at least for the next year, nothing is changing. the pressure remains on. naomi: i think we should expect to continue to see shareholders raise concerns about how mark is running the company. in today's meeting we saw concerns about, if the company is doing enough to address sex trafficking, how is it handling content moderation issues in the face of increasing regulatory scrutiny from around the world? we also saw shareholders raise concerns about hate speech and racism that proliferates on the platform. mark is going to continue to have to answer questions about what he is doing to address this problem while he con

mark lowen, bbc news, rome. as the pandemic continues to ravage india, more than 8,800 cases of a rare infection known he as "black fungus" have been reported amongst covid patients. knows the mortality rate is high, and those who survive may need extensive surgery. doctors believe the infection could be triggered by the use of steroids. priya sampathkumar is the chair of infection prevention and control at the mayo clinic. she explained more about the infection. so, essentially, it refers to a type of fungal infection that happens very, very rarely, and affects primarily the lung and the sinuses. it is very uncommon in most parts of the western world because this fungus isn't very prevalent. in warm humid climates, the fungus tends to be in the air, but even then, infections are very rare. covid has created a perfect storm with inflammation from covid, the treatment from covid will be used to suppress the immune system and allowed much of us to led to this really epidemic of the black fungus infections. it star

world press freedom day was marks this week by u.s. authorities who mainly focused on journalists rights in other countries the united states itself has witnessed more than 400 assaults on journalists over the past year there were also 139 arrests and over 100 cases of reporters equipment being damaged and the 2021 tracker shows more and more incidents every day. don of takes a closer look at for press freedom in america. if there's one thing entrenched in the d.n.a. of us democracy that would be putting america on the pedestal of righteousness at every given opportunity like here we're seeing every day. the work that journalists are doing around the world in increasingly difficult and challenging conditions nothing is more fundamental to the good functioning of our democracies they advocate they seek safety they celebrate the u.s. knows how to throw one hell of a party for a truth teller look no further than julian a son he's published so many u.s. secrets america's justice department is captivated by the man they just won't take no f

world press freedom day was marked this week by u.s. authorities who mainly focused on journalists rights in other countries the united states itself has witnessed over more than 400 assaults on journalists over the past year now they are there were also 139 arrests and over 100 cases of reporters equipment being damaged and the 2021 tracker shows more and more incidents every day. of takes a closer look at press freedom in america. if there's one thing entrenched in the d.n.a. of us democracy that would be putting america on the pedestal of righteousness at every given opportunity like here we're seeing every day. the work that journalists are doing around the world in increasingly difficult and challenging conditions nothing is more fundamental to the good functioning of our democracies they advocate they seek safety they celebrate the u.s. knows how to throw one hell of a party for a truth teller look no further than julian asuncion he's published so many u.s. secrets america's justice department is captivated by the man they just wo

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maria: we'll see you soon, mark. thank you. giving china a break, the biden administration postponing a ban on trading companies linked to the chinese military. we are going to talk about that coming up. senator marco rubio on the thinking behind this and the threat to business. stay with us. >> the chinese have figured out how to influence our system, and this is typical of what's been going on in this country for the last 20 years. it didn't happen for the last 4, and it's bad for america and american investment funds helping to finance and grow chinese companies linked to the chinese military so they can grow in their capabilities to one (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?”

mark on spending, but of course, congress gets to decide how money is spent. so, it is a partnership there and republicans are already saying that the president's plan is just too big, does too much, and according to some republicans, runs the risk of stymieing any chances for bipartisanship on something like infrastructure. now, democrats would say infrastructure is something where everyone agrees. why can't they get there? so they're still working on that as you know. the president has been speaking to west virginia republican shelley moore capito who is in charge of the republican committee that deals with jurisdiction over issues like infrastructure, so she's the top republican there, and has put together a team that's been negotiating with the white house, trying to get to a number where both sides could agree. they aren't there yet. that will be something to watch this week. the president says he will be meeting with her, talking with her again, but they say they're running out of time. memorial day weekend was supposed to be a key point to know which di

this mark and guitar. ah, martin is highly respected by musicians and has long enjoyed legendary status. for some it's the strategy various our family, the rolls royce, of acoustic instruments. its history is unparalleled in the history of guitar making an instrument that starting in saxony conquered the music world. ah, i think that martin guitars are special because they come from a remarkable tradition of fine instrument making. so right from the start, you know, martin guitars were finally crafted, the finest woods you know, that kind of thing. and i think that's part of what makes the instrument so special for more than 180 years. martin guitars have been hand built by generations of the same family using carefully selected woods and applying their finally to craft to produce as understated elegance. it was not him that gave the world the flat top acoustic guitar. earlier guitars, all had rounded body and unmistakable sound accompanies it. fleet form. sometimes that form is moulded by the musicians wh

long streak of world record breaking numbers to battle the devastating 2nd wave saturday should have marked the start of a vaccine rollout for hundreds of millions of over eighteen's an a.t.m. but most states are not taking part because there are not nearly enough vaccines to go around. to these all of them. lucky ones. waiting in line to be vaccinated. and eventually being given their jobs but plans to begin vaccinating all adults are in disarray many states simply don't have any doses to give alf's. requesting the people of space to lead those who are in years or before people. to refrain from going to the hospitals thinking that you may be vaccinated. what is the company's manufacturing vaccines will not be able to deliver the doses on the 1st of may so the vaccination drive in magic pradesh will not begin. we are completely prepared health care workers are ready but we do not have the vaccines. only around one in 10 of india's vast population has had even a 1st jab at the lack of doses made worse by administrative inefficiencies. oxygen and medicines are also in short supply pharmacies

mark lowen, bbc news, rome. as the pandemic continues to ravage india, more than 8,800 cases of a rare infection known as "black fungus" have been reported amongst covid patients. the mortality rate is high, and those who survive may need extensive surgery. doctors believe the infection could be triggered by the use of steroids. dr priya sampathkumar is the chair of infection prevention and control at the mayo clinic. she explained more about the infection. so, essentially, it refers to a type of fungal infection that happens very, very rarely, and affects primarily the lung and the sinuses. it is very uncommon in most parts of the western world because this fungus isn't very prevalent. in warm humid climates, the fungus tends to be in the air, but even then, infections are very rare. covid has created a perfect storm with inflammation from covid, the treatment for covid used to suppress the immune system and allowed blood sugar to rise leading to this really epidemic of the black fungus infections. it starts ou

it is a big question mark as to how things will go. i know that is going to be bad news for a lot of people particularly businesses planning to get back into business again but i think all along the so—called road map has been provisional on how things go with the programme, how things go with the epidemic, and so i guess we just have to wait and see what happens not only in bolton and bedford and london but right across the country over the next two or three weeks and if things go pear shaped plans will have to be changed. let's just take you live to central london where a march organised by the palestine solidarity campaign is under way — making its way to the israeli embassy. organisers of the march see immediate action is needed by the british government to help and the brutal violence against the palestinian people, they say. marchers gathered at midday and they are going to be addressed by the former labour leaderjeremy corbyn. debenhams closes its remaining shops today after more than 240 years on the high—street. it went

i am here today with father mark. i wonder if you could extend a personal invitation to our viewers, catholic and nonthroughout the bay area. what would you want to say to them about the year of mercy and inviting them to engage? >> i think first and foremost, the thing to express is all of us matter. all of us are beloved by god. the year of mercy is tote tall cathol men ann of goodwill, that they matter to god. they're worth it. this is why among other reasons in the year of mercy pope francis asked priests to make sacramento of confession more readily available. we know saturday afternoon is often not the most ideal time for confession. pope francis based on his experience of having gone to confession as a young man and experienced the particular loving touch of god, his embrace, his mercy, pope francis wants us friezes to open the doors of churches for greater availability to confession. this year priests around the world, my pastor and i will do this, are going to find moments throughout the year to make confessi

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maria: we'll see you soon, mark. thank you. giving china a break, the biden administration postponing a ban on trading companies linked to the chinese military. we are going to talk about that coming up. senator marco rubio on the thinking behind this and the threat to business. stay with us. >> the chinese have figured out how to influence our system, and this is typical of what's been going on in this country for the last 20 years. it didn't happen for the last 4, and it's bad for america and american investment funds helping to finance and grow chinese companies linked to the chinese military so they can grow in their capabilities to one (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with co

maria: we'll see you soon, mark. thank you. giving china a break, the biden administration postponing a ban on trading companies linked to the chinese military. we are going to talk about that coming up. senator marco rubio on the thinking behind this and the threat to business. stay with us. >> the chinese have figured out how to influence our system, and this is typical of what's been going on in this country for the last 20 years. it didn't happen for the last 4, and it's bad for america and american investment funds helping to finance and grow chinese companies linked to the chinese military so they can grow in their capabilities to grow in their capabilities to one we are thrilled we finally found our dream home in the mountains. the views are great, the air is fresh. (sfx: branches rustle) it is bear country though. hey boo-boo! we hit the jackpot! bear! bear! bear! look, corn on the cob! oohh chicken! don't mind if i do! they're hungry. t-bone! that's what i call a smorgasbord! at least geico makes bundling our home and

. . , , ~ marks. that was the acting fda commissioner. _ marks. that was the acting fda commissioner. you _ marks. that was the acting fda commissioner. you hurt - marks. that was the acting fda commissioner. you hurt her- commissioner. you hurt her there please get yourjabs. north america correspondent peter bowes joins us now from los angeles. how significant do you think it is for the fda to say to 12 to 15—year—olds and to the parents of those kids they should go and get theirjab? i of those kids they should go and get theirjab?_ and get their “ab? i think that's and get theirjab? i think that's exactly _ and get theirjab? i think that's exactly the - and get theirjab? i think that's exactly the point. | and get theirjab? i think i that's exactly the point. the parents of those children have been really clamouring for that, and as we have just heard the evaluation is that the vaccine is safe for 12 to 15—year—olds in the frustration i think millions of families around the country is that

jon: mark meredith live from the white house. mark, thank you. for more on this let's bring in republican florida congressman carlos member of the house homeland security committee, and the house transportation and infrastructure committee. so as a member of the infrastructure committee congressman what do you think about the president's infrastructure plan? >> again, it's -- it says infrastructure on top but really a small percentage is really infrastructure. the plan outlined by the senate republicans is more in line with what infrastructure is. and totals almost $600 billion. but 300 billion actually goes to roads and bridges, and it goes to airports and ports. it goes to -- to water projects. really what everybody considers infrastructure. the president is 1.7 trillion dollars. again, the last time i saw it was about 25% actually went to infrastructure. other percentages went to things that have nothing to do with infrastructure like, like elderly home care, unionized elderly home care, i'm somehow that -- escapes me as being infrastructure.

for more now on the red flag conditions, let's go to ktvu meteorologists mark tamayo mark either under. yeah those winds was northerly winds already accelerating right now. so that red flag warning basically in place right now into what your weekend and beyond. so it's that that pattern. really concerned with typically and say, august september october, but it's so dry out there. of course, is you talked about fire season is already here. so red flag warning posted for portions of the bay area kind of put this map together just to get an idea that lot of wind observations on this map here but if i come in closer, mount st helene a. that one site already. that's a current gust of up to 34 miles an hours so already developing this offshore wind, it is a dry wind direction. so as result of fog has that no impact. we typically wants the fog around increase the moisture levels, but not the case. so the red flag warning in place until six a.m. monday for the north bay hills for solano county, in fact, until six p.m. on monday, east bay hills in the east bay valleys, winds gusting easily over

maria: we'll see you soon, mark. thank you. giving china a break, the biden administration postponing a ban on trading companies linked to the chinese military. we are going to talk about that coming up. senator marco rubio on the thinking behind this and the threat to business. stay with us. >> the chinese have figured out how to influence our system, and this is typical of what's been going on in this country for the last 20 years. it didn't happen for the last 4, and it's bad for america and american investment funds helping to finance and grow chinese companies linked to the chinese military so they can grow in their capabilities to one ♪ ♪ it's the biggest thing that ever happened to small. lease the gla 250 suv for just $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ♪ why do you build me up ♪ ♪ (build me up) ♪ ♪ buttercup, baby ♪ ♪ just to let me down ♪ ♪ (let me down) ♪ ♪ and mess me around ♪ ♪ and then worst of all ♪ ♪ (worst of all) ♪ ♪ you never call, baby ♪ ♪ when you... �

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mark jumped in and pulled outd nine-year-old desiree rodriguez, the only survivor. her mother, father, sister, aunt and uncle all perished. desiree had been in the water 20 hours. >> it was against all odds that she was still coherent and alive. >> reporter: this was the last time paul and mark ever saw little desiree, and they've always wondered about her. >> okay. >> reporter: which is why a podcaster named phil friedman invited the men on his show. >> mark pisano. >> hi. >> reporter: along with a surprise guest. >> i'm going to let her introduce herself to you. ( sighs ) >> i'm desiree. ( crying ) >> reporter: the brims of their ball caps weren't nearly wide enough to hide the joy. 35 years not nearly long enough to erase the bond. >> i'm so happy. >> when i connected with them, they brought a lot of closure. >> reporter: since then, they have stayed in touch. and this week, paul and mark invited desiree, the aunt who raised her, and the rest of her family to take a little trip. it was desiree's first time back d brhee.cean, a journey that >> this is basically th

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this is a track mark this is a track mark >> reporter: for courtney, who just got out of prison in august for possession, the pandemic became a perfect storm. >> covid hit, and everything's been different. >> you think that played a role, the pandemic >> yeah. isolation, can't go nowhere, can't do anything that's when you're stuck in your head when you're by yourself and nobody's around and you're thinking, thinking, thinking, you obsess. >> reporter: four days before our interview, courtney overdosed again. you had an o.d. saturday >> yeah. saturday if i wouldn't have jerked when i did, i'd be dead. >> reporter: but thanks to huntington's quick response team -- >> how are you >> i'm fine. >> reporter: -- she and others like her are finding their way forward. do you have hope >> i have hope you have to have hope. >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, huntington, west virginia. >>> i'll be back with some final thoughts. >>> before we go, we want to share this image of a poignant moment george floyd's daughter entering the white house to visit with the president today on the anniversary of

it mark, thank you. joining us now from jerusalem, mark regev, senior advisor to israeli prime minister netanyahu. ambassador, how confident are you that this cease-fire will last. back in 2014, the last major outbreak of violence, it took nine truces over 56 days before israel and hamas finally stopped fighting. what are the chances we are going to see that again? >> mark: as you've just said, after that round of fighting in 2014, we didn't receive over half a decade of relative peace and quiet. that is possible and i hope we can do that again. ultimately in the operation, we gave hamas a heavy blow. we dismantled a large part of their terrorist military machine. we took part of their leadership, we hit their command and control. hopefully they will think twice, even three times before they strike in israel again. >> chris: there is no question that hamas started the military conflict, firing 4300 rockets into israel and killing at least a dozen israelis, but i think you would agree that the toll was mu

that is he well i would say you're right i would say he marked. this anniversary we've all of the senate writing the character historical figure in him so. i would say that was the right thing to do. and you know it's a fact now but i'm going up about what a very important historical figure in france and in fact i would have to say that i have a problem with the very much the very basic basic idea to judge with contemporary modern stand out what someone did or didn't do 20 more than 2 centuries ago i think it goes against logics if you reason that you have to get rid of your and your history well all count trees in the world of think about it and i think it lacks not equal common sense. thomas. with the country's links to slavery still unaddressed though used coming back to a point you made earlier about this being a waste of time initially that particular aspects of of the polian past should peeping address should be because because it is an issue that is so affecting the country right now well. i would respect to disagree with that because in fa

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[laughter] >> i've spoken to mark zuckerberg but i've never spoken to donald trump. >> what was mark zuckerberg like? >> i spoke to him quite a few times, when we do this board together, he was very pleased to get an independent oversight board and i asked him also and none of us would've joined if that question and not been asked. >> facebook has stuck to that part of it? >> absolutely. they know what we are. inner exactly why we are here and i think they think they will get more order in their own decision-making by having a board that looks a bit in a more principled way and they have until now. >> madam prime minister, and kiefer joining axios. thank you for joining us for this event. for more information, please check out our website. or, the axios app. join us for another axios virtual event. we will be live with representative lori underwood. and ceo of the march.. i will see you on the website. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these companies and more. >> broadbent is a force for empowerment. that is why charter has invested billions billion -- build

mark in person can live in dusky breeches on record. certainly should certainly have ruined surprise if he doesn't play an oak spirit. as you mentioned, exposure amid table team with nothing to play for live and he's got everything to play for. for this record, it looks effect a complete. but there is one little spot in the works, and so what the, the man that living the obscure, emulated for, and his 40 goals was get miller back. 72 have just so happens. it got moolah is the favorite player of oaks books, coach. he was marcus by fuels idle as a child, and he said he's going to do everything within his power to stop levin dusky from breaking his heart and breaking the record. so he said we could, my mom, we could play 5 defenders. all that kind of stuff, so he's going to do his best to still live in dub sky, but i wouldn't bet against the poll now. i definitely work against them. indeed, musical down the chairs. dance is taking place. lots of coach changes in the abundance that we can tell us about that. yeah, i think there's a lot of c

>> tucker: mark joins us now. boy, that moment changed everything for you it seems like. >> it really did, tucker. i will have to correct one thing. i have never been a democrat. that was the worst fake news slur hurled at me. i have always been a republican but never been a politician. god came knocking my door disguised as an angry mob. it woke me up. as i com -- campaigned for the president, i learned the people are sick and tired ever cancel culture and the poison of political race theory and the lie of systemic racism. people don't want any more posers going to d.c. all we hear is talk. nothing every changes. it seemed to me that people have to stand up. every one of united states needs to stands up and say we are a free people. we will pull the power back to the people. the people that need to go into politics at every level from the local school board like your guest john earlier today. to local city council and the mayorses and state senators and united states senators, you have to send people to d.c. that

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that supporters said they wanted to mark a month about a g.'s reelection for 3rd term as chief minister. from a hard we have good wishes from above energy and that is why we are celebrating we already knew that b m c would have been because the development has been done by the n.t. not anyone melt all year the left was in power but they did not bring. 175000000 people who are eligible to vote in the states off west bengal. and put a cherry politicians including prime minister met in the modi have been criticised for holding large election rallies during a 2nd wave of coronavirus the world health organization said such gatherings are one of the reasons for india's surge in cases for candidates a giant in west bengal after contracting car that 90. political analysts say the government focused on winning elections instead of preparing for the latest search the central government was wholly unprepared. on february 21st. not their national exam i covered that so i know all they passed a political resolution the b j p saying jamie the prime minister

your name your marking this new day job name then be. about it in march i began broadcasting on you tube as a matter of necessity what did i have to lose. in order to make over there was the mayor isn't the only mainstream who's migrated. the man credited as turkey's digital pioneer is now where you back in 2015 after repeatedly being censored chucko created a platform called med is instantly attracted like minded journalists and remains a top turkish you change out all the independent news and analysis then this fight to come. until last year was a celebrated i'm drawn fox t.v. one of the few non-government aligned outlets that but after several finds a challenge to the channel protocol resigned and turned to the chief taking his followers with him. but perhaps the most famous turkish you tube or the late isn't actually a journalist to talk he's the president you're short figure how long. you are. in june other than hosted a live stream on eugene in an attempt to attract support from generation seen it backfired badly thousands of criti

but at the end of the day, this is still mark zuckerberg's call. he is the one that wants to have an oversight board and it's still ultimately his website and his call. >> i mentioned the former president apparently has a new page to his present website that allows people to share messages and videos with supporters. his spokesperson jason miller says the president is building his own social media platform. is this? >> this does not appear to be it. he posts statements sometimes full of misspellings and lies, now they're putting them up on the trump website. frankly, anderson, you or i could have built such a web page in a matter of hours, i'm not sure why there was such hype about it today. honestly, it's been six months since the election, they've had quite a lot of time to build something new and so far they have very little to show for it. maybe they're hoping to get back on facebook tomorrow. >> i don't think i could build any kind of a website. >> oh, i'll help you. >> brian stelter, thanks so much. >>> up next, india reaches a milestone that

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the takeaway from that campaign, we had a bumper strip in the campaign that simply said idea -- mark, not john. honest to goodness truth i was in danville near the north carolina border one day and got out of the car and somebody saw the bumper strip and i'm trying to shake hands, i was not that well known and looked at me and said, see that bumper strip, is that a biblical reference? there was no divine intervention. the right warner won that race and john warner got reelected. and the thing that i didn't understand then that i understand better now is after you run against somebody, even in a respectful campaign, you bear some scars, some bruises, whatever. i got really close to john warner in terms of that race. almost beat him. but afterwards -- i was thinking about continuing maybe maybe, thought about running for governor. john warner was willing to become my friend. and got elected governor. he was republican, i'm a democrat. and anything i tried to do as governor that was hard, like a transportation referendum up here, john warner was right there by my side saying we're going

the headlines in our team debate rages in france as it marks the death of a man accused of genocide and whose walls cost millions of lives we look at whether centuries on the podium actually merits today's unfair and celebrations. used to a hero he did a lot for the evolution of france but it cost a lot of freedom a lot of sacrifice that the human level to obviously his big mistake may be to have reestablished slavery. new york's governor touches the wrong earth by suggesting un vaccinate people should avoid their grandparents amid allegations he's only spanish mint is to blame for nursing home deaths during the pandemic we hear from the daughter of the victim. and the kansas governor wins her battle to allow transgender athletes to compete an issue we put up with it but. this is just a still story to. propagate the view that this woman or anything over all the women don't want to see transmission due to. transfer coincidence. good afternoon just gone 2 o'clock in moscow you're watching r.t. international now france's most famous general is waging wars beyond the grave as the country pu

leave my mark in the world, you know. there are a lot of showman who have died of coronavirus, there are showmen who have died of mental health issues, there's all sorts. and to his community, the wall is a tribute to the courage and perseverance of their people in the pandemic. we're very resilient and the women, they can cook, they can make, - so that's what they have done to help with their finances. i the men had to go out and find otherjobs. i i they were drivers or they worked | in tesco, or whatever they needed to do, they did to get _ through and support their families. according to those involved, the message is starting to seep through the community with more and more in their community is starting to take the jabs. i know people that were anti—vaxxers whose family has then been impacted by coronavirus, and you ask them afterwards how they feel about it now, they say how could i have been they say "how could i have been so stupid to believe that information?" and i don't want to hear that from another gypsy tr

may day is marked with violence in colombia as protesters take to the streets of the capital venting anger over tax reforms and. 100 years ago was the birth of northern ireland for some said tina is a cause for celebration but not in dublin the capital of the irish republic they say it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media and there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it's struggling to meet demand people are turning up to get the job only to find that there are no doses left let's go live now to new delhi al jazeera as elizabeth for autumn bring us up to speed with the latest in this both. india is one of the world's leading producer and kobe bryant one is the social to. hello adrian a number of reasons it's because the government didn't ramp up production didn't have moved on the cynical companies joining the vaccine dr in the few months of the start of the year when the numb

what do you think, mark? mark: so first things first. when you look at at the two posts from president trump that are in question, they're supposedly a violation, inciting violence or whatever they're accusing him of doing. they don't seem to be encouraging violence. they could be encouraging a peaceful protest and we all remember the peaceful protests from last year, lots of arson, lots of vandalism, you know, people getting hurt. and i'm pretty sure nancy pelosi last year in response to all of the violence and vandalism shrugged it off like it was no big deal and said something along the lines of people will do what they do. you've got this quasi-independent board. i'm pretty sure zuck said he didn't plan on unbanning trump p. i've said it in the past, the social media outlets can't censor. 100 years ago if you had an issue, you would go to the down square and voice your opinion. if you were an idiot as you were voicing your opinion you would get arrested. these social media companies have taken the place of that town square. that's ho