john, thank you for that. that is john henderson with the latest live and minneapolis. thank you. will call for systemic changes and policing and criminal justice in the u. s. have been rolling in recent years. they grabbed global attention to the murder of george floyd last year. in april for the minneapolis police officer, derek shows and was found guilty on all counts employed death. according to mapping police violence, despite only making up 13 percent of the population, black americans and $83.00 times more likely than whites to be killed by the police . and an n p r. investigation revealed that police officers have faithfully shot at least 135 black men and women from 2015 at least 75 percent of the offices. why then to 5 as wide. let's get more on the malware. joined by debbie hines, former baltimore city prosecutor. i am currently illegal adolescent, she's joining us live via skype, from baltimore in the us state of maryland. miss hines, great to have you with us on al jazeera, so judge to fact the jury saying i am proud of you. and without civic minded citizens, like you

john? we got several of those going at the same time, but i guess i would have to say just inflation right now. those stagflation and translation are in there somewhere. but, you know, it's, it's important to note that we've been in an inflationary economy for a lot of years now. it's just a few. inflation has been narrowly focused in stocks. once in real estate, those things have been going up while and up in some so those things were seen as good from the point of view of most people in from the government because they don't count that as regular inflation. so nobody thought that the dollar was losing value when actually it was plunging again, star points in real estate. well now the real inflation is starting to become more broad based. and regular people are starting to notice that the cost of living is going up and that's what big changes right now. all of sudden it's real for more people. and for instance, just to give you some examples of the last year or 2, you know, used car prices

go ahead, john. well, i think i, unfortunately what the covert crisis shows is the very debased sense of freedom, which many citizens had up perhaps on noticed. certainly on notice by me or at the time when the 1st to lockdown measures were taken back in the spring of 2020. and everything else has confirmed that, that all the subsequent events have confirmed that what i mean is that people, as lionel said, in the 1st part, people regard it as a liberation to be false, to have the vaccine, which allows them to go up to a nightclub well, if your vision of liberty is to go out to an is the right to go out to a nightclub, then you have, or a pub, or whatever. then you have a very debased version of liberty, its infant tile and almost animalistic notion of liberty. it's a very long way from the proper notions of political liberty that we, that we used to hold there. so i think there's been a long decline upstream as it were. and then we had these extraordinary measures announced which seem not to be going

and in paris we cross a john laughlin. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy, right, gentlemen. crosstalk rules that affect, that means you can jump in in time you want, and i always appreciate it. ok, let's start with john. what is our zeitgeist today? because it seems to me we're in a transition that are transistor dorothy period right now. certainly we've left something behind. i have no idea where we're going, but i also have a difficult time describing where we are your thoughts? well, to be honest, it feels like we are in the end times pizza because so much seems to be going wrong . both in internal politics across the world. and of course, in the international situation and internal politics, i'm referring of course to the sanitary dictatorship, which just gets worse and worse. we've seen a number of red lines cross in britain, in austria, in france, in greece, in germany. where all kinds of fundamental rights and liberties have been brushed aside. i know they were brushed aside originally i

go ahead, john. well, i think i, unfortunately what the covert crisis shows is the very debased sense of freedom, which many citizens had up perhaps on noticed. certainly on notice by me or at the time when the 1st to lockdown measures were taken back in the spring of 2020. and everything else has confirmed that, that all the subsequent events have confirmed that what i mean is that people, as lionel said, in the 1st part, people regard it as a liberation to be false, to have the vaccine, which allows them to go up to a nightclub well, if your vision of liberty is to go out to and is the right to go out to a nightclub, then you have or a pub, or whatever, then you have a very debased version of liberty. it's an infant title and almost animalistic notion of liberty. it's a very long way from the proper notions of political liberty that we, that we used to hold death. so i think there's been a long decline upstream as it were. and then we had these extraordinary measures announced which seem not to be

john. what is our zeitgeist today? because it seems to me we're in a transition in transition dora period right now. certainly we've left something behind. i have no idea where we're going, but i also have a difficult time describing where we are your thoughts? well, to be honest, it feels like wherein the end times pizza, because so much seems to be going wrong. both in internal politics across the world . and of course, in the international situation. it internal politics. i'm referring of course to the sanitary dictatorship, which just gets worse and worse. we've seen a number of red lines crossed in britain, in austria, in france, in greece, in germany. where all kinds of fundamental rights and liberties have been brushed aside. i know they were brushed aside originally in 2020, but it's now clear that we are living through a, a sort of ratchet effect, where each new restriction paved the way the restriction paper, the way for a new one. and on the international level, we obviously have

go ahead john. well, i think i, unfortunately, what the coven crisis shows is the very debased sense of freedom, which many citizens had up perhaps on noticed. certainly on notice by me at the time when the 1st to lockdown measures were taken back in the spring of 2020 and everything else has confirmed that all the subsequent events have confirmed that what i mean is that people, as lionel said, in the 1st part people regard it as a liberation to be full, to have a vaccine which allows them to go up to a nightclub. well, if your vision of liberty is to go out to an is the right to go out to a nightclub, then you have or possible whatever. then you have a very debased version of liberty, its infant tile and almost animalistic notion of liberty. it's a very long way from the proper notions of political liberty that we, that we used to hold death. so i think there's been a long decline upstream as it were. and then we had these extraordinary measures announced which seem not to be going the way because

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then in april, cindy mccain reflected on her life with her late husband senator john mccain joined in conversation by former senator joe lieberman who is a very close friend of the lead to senator. in june, former new york police department commissioner talked about policing in america and discussed his book the profession with former philadelphia commissioner charles ramsey. at this are all the grand podcast host ben schapiro argued the progressive left is pushing the authoritarian agenda and was interviewed by the nationally syndicated radio talk show host. in another "after words" that we featured this past year it was in october and it was pulitzer prize winning journalist talking about how u.s. companies moving overseas have impacted america's working class. he was joined in conversation by the executive editor of the economic hardship reporting project and coming up this weekend on "after words" it's republican congressman jim jordan of ohio talking about his new book. he discusses the investigation by congress during his time on the house judiciary and oversight committees and

and so john park to rover. i climbed ahead and that was the end of our stay being one of i think just a dozen people to ever have a chance. ready to stand on the moon and, and look at the earth. did that change your perspective of life on earth where we stood on the moon? the earth was directly overhead. and my 1st thought, when we 1st got dear was, we're a long way from home. there. if you just out there and it's you covered over with your hand. those views of earth hung up in the blackness, the space, you know, borders, no countries, no continents. and then you do have some time to reflect well, the engine is designing the space suit may be didn't realize was that they were also crazy. a cultural icon to day. the image of the apollo astronauts has become instantly recognizable the wild over like me, ortho nasa consultant and space flight historian amy title wasn't even born yet during the polar project, but she's captured a 21st century audience. detention with her pa, youtube videos would exclude aspects of

but this story little john crow is our original story. there's no sun fight, which is a story that i wrote with my wife hotel out of my imagination. and out of the experience have grown a grown up our own vultures in jamaica, turkey, villages. you know what i remember being off. i remember being around a quarter mile out. often a girl was standing on the most beautiful beach i'd ever been in my life. the water was lapping up again. you could go out really far and it was still shallow. warm. the beach was so white, i've everything this about as good as i've ever felt my life. and i wonder in jamaica, most of been a groovy place for a kid to grow up. right. wow, yeah, i'm on. so groovy, so movable. i mean, it's not what it be, she's and just like the environment at a time. there was so much happening, so much creativity, so much revolutionary thought. and i grew up our own this i'll at, at the music coming up on like just like minds or not to see him time been around at a child. and in jamaica, you know, going to the countryside and had bee

then in april cindy mccain reflectedd on her life with her late husband, john mccain. she was joined in conversation by former senator joe lieberman who was a very close friend to have late senator. in june former new york police department commissioner bill bratton discussed his book, "the profession," with former commissioner charles raines. and this summer ben shapiro argued america's progressive left is pushing an authoritarian agenda. he was interviewed by radio talk show host eric me taxis. well, in another "after words" that we featured this past year, it was in october, and it was pulitzer prize-winning journalist sarah stockman talking about how u.s. companies moving overseas had impacted america's working class. she was joined in conversation by the executive editor of the economic hardship reporting project. and coming up this weekend on "after words" it's republican congressman jim jordan of ohio talking about his new book. in it he discusses the investigations that congress during his time on the house judiciary and oversight committees, and he also reflec

go ahead, john. yeah, well i don't agree with lionel at all. i think it's a very important point to refute that at all times in history. people have thought that it was that things are going badly. that is, i'm afraid, quite wrong. there have been many times of history, including recent history, when people believe very strongly in progress, they believed that the golden age was in the future. they believed that technology would help people to live longer and have be happier and rest of it. so it's just not true to say that people have always thought that things are getting worse. and as for the sense of belonging, i really don't understand what you're saying like well, because well, maybe people who have cobit or who've tested negative or whatever, have a sense of belonging. i don't really know what it is you're referring to, but i can show you that people who don't have a vaccine passport and who are excluded from ordinary life. they certainly don't have a sense of belonging. how could they, they a

and in paris we cross a john laughlin. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy. right gentlemen. crosstalk rules and effect, that means you can jump in in time you want, and i always appreciate it. ok, let's start with john. what is our zeitgeist today? because it seems to me, we're in a transition that are transition doris period right now. certainly, we've left something behind, i have no idea where we're going, but i also have a difficult time describing where we are your thoughts? well, to be honest, it feels like we're in the end times pizza because so much seems to be going wrong . both in internal politics across the world. and of course in the international situation and internal politics, i'm referring of course to the sanitary dictatorship, which just gets worse and worse. we've seen a number of red lines cross in britain, in austria, in france, in greece, in germany. where all kinds of fundamental rights and liberties have been brushed aside. i know they were brushed aside originally in 20

john? we've got several of those going at the same time, but i guess i would have to say just inflation right now. although stag place and translation are in there somewhere. but, you know, it's, it's important to note that we've been an inflationary economy for a lot of years now. it's just a few. inflation has been narrowly focused and stocks, ones in real estate. those things have been going up wireless and it so those things were seen as good from the point of view of most people in from the government because they don't count that as regular inflation. so nobody thought that the dollar was losing value when actually it was plunging again, star points in real estate. well now the really, inflation is starting to become more broad based. and regular people are starting to notice that the cost of living is going up and that's what big changes right now . all of sudden it's real for more people. and, and for instance, just to give you some examples of the last year or 2, you know, used car

john? we've got several of those going at the same time, but i guess i would have to say just inflation right now. although stagflation and translation are in there somewhere. good. you know, it's, it's important to note that we've been in an inflationary economy for a lot of years now. it's just a inflation has been narrowly focused in stocks. once in real estate, those things have been going up while and in so those things were seen as good from the point of view, most people in from the government because they don't count that as regular inflation. so nobody thought that the dollar was losing value when actually it was plunging again, star points in real estate. well now the really, inflation is starting to become more broad based. and regular people are starting to notice that the cost of living is going up and that's what the changes right now . all of the sudden it's real for more people. and, and for instance, just to give you some examples of the last year or 2, you know, used car p

thank you, john. yes, from your gabriel elizondo. notching out there at life in london, still actually on the highlands that is the un pays his respect to the victims of it. they will blast as time is running out to save lebanon. ah, hello. the weather remains cool, cloudy, but quiet across north western parts of europe. we have got a change coming in as we go on through the next couple of days at the moment. we have high pressure, so very much in charge, so that's keeping it settled. but this high will slide down towards central parts of europe over the next couple of days ahead of that, the winds coming in from a cold, nor the direction. we can see temperature is plunging over the next day or so. moscow, for example, minus 17 celsius that cool. as cold, even from moscow, we have got some winfrey flurries around the baltic states and winfrey weather to write down around the black sea. still a few showers have the high ground of turk, in some lively showers because at east side of the mediterranean, j

they would not do business and chin john. the announcement has had caused an uproar across the country. and meanwhile, the upcoming winter olympics in beijing is putting further pressure on businesses. but from another angle. western human rights groups criticize u. s. companies sponsoring the events, including air b and b, coca cola and general electric i from wellness, i'm joined by dexter roberts, he's a journalist and senior fellow with the atlantic council. he's author of the miss the myth of a chinese capitalism. dexter is going to have you on the show. let's start with since time this debut plan for us capital markets, like many companies wanting to go to the biggest capital markets in the world, ending up in hong kong because the span should we expect to see more companies, more chinese companies. choosing this route, whether out of the, whether being forced from one side or the other. yeah, absolutely. we're going to see a lot more. we already saw your recall earlier in the month. the announcement by d. t global, the

i'm max kaiser time now to go to john or beano of dollar collapse dot com. john, welcome back. a man, it's going to be back. all right, i'm going to mention 6 things to you. tell me where we are in the cycle. here are the 6 things. inflation, stagflation, dis, inflation deflation, shrink, play sion and hyperinflation. where are we in that cycle? john, we've got several of those going at the same time, but i guess i would have to say just inflation right now. although stag place and translation are in there somewhere. but you know, it's, it's important to note that we've been an inflationary economy for a lot of years now. it's just a inflation has been narrowly focused and stocks. once in real estate, those things have been going up while i'm in. so those things were seen as good from the point of view of most people in from the government because they don't count that as regular inflation. so nobody thought that the dollar was losing value when actually it was plunging again, start pointing realistic. well, now the real inflation is starting to become more broad base. and regu

john the move essentially prohibits american investment in the firm. was since times i p. o is the latest example of how western businesses are under pressure over the issue of cian john both at home and in china. and that pressure is only growing the united states recently passed tough new legislation that puts the onus on businesses to prove that their sourcing is clear of force labor and china has target is it's muslim minority, weaker population through a series of internment camps, forced labor programs, and intense surveillance, more than a 1000000 wiggers are believed to have been detained. and yet for companies getting out of business in the region carries its own perils and u. s. chip maker intel issued an apology last week after informing suppliers in china. that would not do business and change on the announcement has had caused an uproar across the country. and meanwhile, the upcoming winter olympics. and paging is putting further pressure on businesses . but from another angle. western human rights groups criticize us companies sponsoring the events, including

john? we've got several of those going at the same time, but i guess i would have to say just inflation right now. although stag place and translation are in there somewhere. but, you know, it's, it's important to note that we've been an inflationary economy for a lot of years now. it's just a inflation has been narrowly focused and stocks. once in real estate, those things have been going up, wireless and in so those things were seen as good from the point of view of most people and from the government because they don't count that as regular inflation. so nobody thought that the dollar was losing value when actually it was plunging. again, stocks wasn't realistic. well now the real inflation is starting to become more broad based. and regular people are starting to notice that the cost of living is going up and that's what big changes right now. all of sudden it's real for more people. and, and for instance, just to give you some examples of the last year or 2, you know, used car prices a

we john, without a charities. we have a charter in elly called hola, which does after school programs for kids. we work with them on so we really just transfer and give kids who don't have the opportunity for a good education or even good dental care or whatever they may need to be helpful in, in, in that part of their life. so it's, it's broad, but it's focused on children. i and that's a call you just, you know, i, when i sometimes look at people who are great artists, i often think boy, they get to be a great artist. and then they have the even amplified gift of being able to help people who follow them and don't have as good a deal in life. it really, it really is the great side on. so being famous and being talented isn't that you can you can pay it forward. other people it's quite yeah, it definitely it was. yeah. i couldn't do that. i asked her that's just that's what we are a little we are. we have to, you get not. and torn to share what you got. plan for 20, let's say 2022. this one's almost unbelievably

that would not do business and chin john. the announcement has had caused an uproar across the country. and meanwhile, the upcoming winter olympics in beijing is putting further pressure on businesses. but from another angle. western human rights groups criticize u. s. companies sponsoring the events, including air b and b, coca cola and general electric i from wellness. i'm john by dexter roberts. he's a journalist and senior fellow with the atlanta council. he's author of the miss the myth of a chinese capitalism. dexter is good to have you on the show. let's start with since time this debut plan for us capital markets, like many companies wanting to go to the biggest capital market in the world, ending up in hong kong because the span should we expect to see more companies, more chinese companies. choosing this route, whether out of the, whether being forced from one side or the other. yeah, absolutely. we're going to see a lot more. we already saw your recall earlier in the month. the announcement by d. t global, the righ

john? we've got several of those going at the same time, but i guess i would have to say just inflation right now. although stagflation and translation are in there somewhere. but, you know, it's, it's important to note that we've been in an inflationary economy for a lot of years now. it's just an inflation has been narrowly focused and stocks. once in real estate, those things have been going up, wireless and it so those things were seen as good from the point of view of most people in from the government, because they don't count that as regular inflation. so nobody thought that the dollar was losing value when actually it was plunging. again, stocks wants a realistic. well, now the real inflation is starting to become more broad based. and regular people are starting to notice that the cost of living is going up and that's what big changes right now. all of sudden it's real for more people. and, and for instance, just to give you some examples of the last year or 2, you know, used car p

john. the move essentially prohibits american investment in the firm. or since times i p o is the latest example of how western businesses are under pressure over the issue of change on both at home and in china. and that pressure is only growing the united states recently passed tough new legislation that puts the onus on businesses to prove that there sourcing is clear of force labor and china has targeted it's muslim minority, weaker population through a series of internment camps, force labor programs, and intense surveillance, more than a 1000000 weavers are believed to have been detained. and yet for companies getting out of business in the region carries its own perils and u. s. chip maker intel issued an apology last week after informing suppliers in china that would not do business and chin john. the announcement has had caused an uproar across the country. a meanwhile, the upcoming winter olympics, and paging is putting further pressure on businesses, but from another angle. western human rights groups criticize u. s. companies sponsoring even

they would not do business and chin john. the announcement has had caused an uproar across the country. a meanwhile, the upcoming winter olympics in beijing is putting further pressure on businesses. but from another angle. western human rights groups criticize u. s. companies sponsoring events, including air b and b, coca cola and general electric i from wellness, i'm joined by dexter roberts, he's a journalist and senior fellow with the atlantic council. he's author of the miss the myth of a chinese capitalism. dexter is going to have you on the show. let's start with since time this debut plan for us capital markets, like many companies wanting to go to the biggest capital markets in the world, ending up in hong kong because the span should we expect to see more companies, more chinese companies. choosing this route, whether out of the, whether being forced from one side or the other. yeah, absolutely. we're going to see a lot more. we already saw your recall earlier in the month. the announcement by d. t global, the ride

while on the left is the child found and cared for by the john family. while there are clearly similarities. here is yet to be established. if this is the same child, the afghan man who found the boy said he's now in touch with. the parents have been missing baby. intellectually, we kept the baby and contacted many people to find the parents. we contacted the bbc and many others, but failed to find them. then we uploaded his pictures on social media sites like facebook later, some relatives of a missing baby. and barrack sean province contacted us and told us that the parents of the baby are looking for their child. when they saw the images, they recognize him, but they didn't know the whereabouts of the parents. finally, i found the contact details of the father of this baby. then i called and told him about his missing baby and asked him to send me the pictures of his child. i could verify that he was the real father. then he sent me the pictures and we confirmed your son is with us. don't worry. his father was so happy to learn about his missing son.

john region, the company set, its intent was to comply with the new u. s. law. the united states, the european union and other countries, have accused china of a brutal crack down on the muslim, weaker minority, and the use of force labor camps. and john, now for more on this, i'm joined by our correspondent ins corda in new york, now yen unto has apologized, they said, and i quote that it isn't their own intention or position to ban products from sion . john, but are those just empty words given that intel does have to abide by this law? well, i mean, it clearly is diplomatic tip toeing at this point. and i mean the us senate has just passed a bill in the last week. so we really have to see how the companies will deal with that in practice. so it's really a bit to, to, to tell if it's just empty words from him. tell how difficult is it for american businesses to cut this entire region from their supply chain? well, i mean, the radically, the bill says that when you can prove that no forest labor is use, you can still produce in the region. you can still work wi

while on the left is the child found and cared for by the john family. while there are clearly similarities. here is yet to be established. if this is the same child, the afghan man who found the boy saith, he's now in touch with. the parents have been missing baby, the english children. we kept the baby and contacted many people to find the parents. we contacted the bbc and many others, but failed to find them. then we uploaded his pictures on social media sites like facebook later, some relatives of a missing baby in barrack sean province contacted us and told us that the parents of the baby are looking for their child. when they saw the images, they recognize him, but they didn't know the whereabouts of the parents. finally, i found the contact details of the father of this baby. then i called and told him about his missing baby and asked him to send me the pictures of his child. so i could verify that he was the real father. then he sent me the pictures and we confirmed your son is with us. don't worry. his father was so happy to learn about his miss

but this story little john crow is our original story. there's no song fight, is there's a story that i wrote with my wife auto oath of my imagination. and out of the experience have grown a grown up iraq. vultures in jamaica, turkey, villages. you know, what i remember being off. i remember being around a quarter mile out. often a girl was standing on the most beautiful beach i'd ever been in my life. the water was lapping up again. you could go out really far and it was still shallow in the beach was so white, i've everything in this about as good as i've ever felt my life. and i wonder in jamaica must have been a groovy place for kids to grow up. right. well, yeah, and so groovy so movable. i mean, it's not, would it be she then just like the environment at a time, there was so much happening, so much creativity, so much revolutionary thought. and i grew up our own this i'll at, at the music coming up on like just like minds or not to see him time been our own at a child. and in jamaica, you know, going to the countryside and had been

well, let's go to john henderson in minneapolis a john any indication as do at what this announcement might be about? well barbara, we've been told by the court pool reporter that they have come to an outcome. and those are the words that we've been given. she been charged for the 1st and 2nd degree manslaughter in the killing of dante right. in april. the jury has clearly had some difficulty. a couple days ago they came back to the judge and said, what are the procedures if we can't come to an agreement and how long should we continue deliberating? well, it sounds like they've come to a conclusion because the court reporter also says that they are told that this is a verdict and not simply a possible announcement that the jury is hung. we don't know that for certain officially, the word we have is that there is an outcome that will be announced in the next 45 minutes. and that's very important here in the streets of minneapolis because when all of this happened to initially the dante right killing. coming during the trial of derek, show him the police officer was ultimately convicted

well, john henry has been following the case for us and joins us from minneapolis says so, john, what reaction has there been to this verdict? well, barbara, it's rare that a police officer is charge in the killing of somebody under their care. it's rare still that one is convicted, but today that's exactly what happened. first degree and 2nd degree manslaughter. and as the judge read out that the verdict outside here, there was a celebration among the many demonstrators who were gathered, but in particular the members of dante rights, family, who said that they felt that justice was done. they were happy with the verdict. keith ellison is the attorney general who added the 1st degree manslaughter charge after 1st charging potter with 2nd degree manslaughter. he seemed to feel vindicated, saying there would be an empty seat at the dante right family table this holiday season. and of course, christmas is on saturday. outside here we, we've had mostly a peaceful reaction. as you know, there were some violent protests after the death of george floyd and it was during the trial of the pol

the magazine. sten provoking something of the scandal and gemini the school voss is the truth. lucy, john, all the interview. so the bo revised as an ideal place for interviews as follows. nissan shoots us, even if the hotels management doesn't always appreciate the political interviews are conducted on their premises on silicon utmost feel a history and you can create a good atmosphere today, especially in luxury hotels where the guest feels comfortable and can open up a business a hoses, food so how did the scandal happen? ah sebastian, now i had travelled from handled to geneva in the hope of conducting an interview with the former jim est premier if a partial had been accused of organizing a smear campaign against a political opponent, the journalist was hoping to me. asher in the bar. yes, oh, bashful didn't appeal. so the journalist entities room the next day without permission. so the hug don't clue. the log on, and so my shoe often mccoy was dimly led to woodson, but there was a single shoe in the hallway under us. there was a corridor that led to the beds, and there were other th

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but one thing remains constant it is cold this morning john. yeah, definitely cold. well, we're looking at temperatures out there. >> back down into the 40's 30's this morning. something that if you are heading outside for new year's eve tonight you know playing around bundling up with that extra layer. certainly to keep you warm your view outside your berkeley hills. cameras crystal clear. these clear skies. these calm conditions are one of the reasons that we are seeing are evening lows getting so very chilly. now right now on satellite and radar. we're looking good. very solid start to the day. we are going to remain dry throughout the course of your friday really to the rest of the year. as round things out for 2021 these next 24 hours tonight at midnight, we will see clear crystal clear conditions and that's the way it's going to stay through saturday and sunday before return of rainfall into monday and tuesday of next week, right now, fremont hayward livermore dublin brett, what in almost all the north bay are down in the 30's petaluma at 32 in santa rosa, righ

the cells were taken at johns hopkins university, which was segregated at the time, or as a johns hopkins website, put one of the only few hospitals to treat african americans. it seems like johns hopkins university is trying to whitewash it's rate this past, but we'll get more into that later. henrietta lax had died from cervical cancer at age 31, and her family wasn't even notified when she died. in fact, they only learn about her miracle cells by accident 20 years later. now, i know what you're thinking, but how's thermo fisher doing? well, they've earned a billions of dollars in revenue, and they're giving back to the community by creating the just project. partnering with historically black colleges and universities to provide free coven 19 testing and diversifying the thermo fisher work environment. how about you give back the billions of dollars that you made from exploiting black bodies. also, johns hopkins school of medicine, named after the famous abolitionists. maybe you could provide reparations for the cells you stole, or at least reparations for the slaves. your abolitionist

i a analyst john kerry. ok, welcome to r t a i the child abuse claims in these documents. a shocking enough, what do you think about in terms of the cover up with this document suggests as well? i don't think there's any surprise here at all. you know that phrase shocked, but not surprised. that's how i felt when this news broke. the cia is a very, very sexualized organization and they're, they're very good at covering up crimes. all they have to do is say, sources and methods. all they have to do is say that they want to protect classified information. and so as you said a moment ago, c, i, a officers and contractors can commit the most heinous crimes crimes against children and not be prosecuted. why do you think it's taken so long for these incidents to even be revealed when the whistle blows in it? well, that's a good question. there are no whistleblowers. there should have been whistle blowers at every step of the way. and the reason why it took so long for this news to finally see the light of day his because the cia fought it in court. a. jason leopold, a journalist

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ah, in 2019 john. good enough, stanley whittingham and akira, you see no jointly won the nobel prize and chemistry. the discovery place out lloyd, it's have led to a dramatic change in our society. they invented and developed a technology that most of us use every day, often without even noticing. it's in a earbuds, smartphones, laptop, computers, countless vacuum cleaners, and electric scooters. it's this the lithium ion battery. this technology is key to us driving around without burning fossil fuels. what's, what does it take to make all these batteries? what do we do with them once they're spent and why on earth are we playing with lego in this video? let's find out. ah, the automobile has brought comfort and independence to the lives of billions of people. but guzzling, ever growing amounts of fossil fuels has also taken its toll on the climate. we have an energy, thanks to lithium ion batteries. we might now be entering a new era of mobility because of their high energy density that perfect and e

more than a 180 buildings over 20 stories, high the patron of the last mega structure of this era, john j rescue repeatedly gave his architect a simple, brief build as high as you can without it falling over the the results was the empire state, the tallest building in the world for the next 40 years known in the trade as the empty state for his commercial feelings. it was, nevertheless, a vertical statement with which no one in new york or elsewhere for that matter could compete in the shadow of the empire state is the office of an economist. he's drawn parallels between the economic imbalance led to the 929 crash. and the situation today by fascinating things is that we got into this mass by over investment and housing and our development of housing in speculative development and housing. how we stabilized the problem by organization in china, which is over investment and housing and our investment in albany, zation. if you look at the property markets around the world and london is over inflated, new york is over inflated. and to me, that means you're going to get back into the mass

there were french intellectuals like john cato. she'll birth s brawl o crow levy straus housekeeper quarter, dedicated a special essay to santa said bob with you. the debates became very he for his career prey. previewed all. ready ah. ready despite the controversies of the past, the day, the enthusiasm for santa is undiminished. every year millions of children send letters to santa all over the world. santa's official post office and romani. emmy received 17000000 letters from 100 countries in 1985 postal systems everywhere have had to adapt to this incredible situation. mister bellow, did you know santa, i'll tell you the secret of being. he isn't easy either. every one, once the children to be good and to work hard at school demise, your health look to forget the battery because it's always annoying to receive a gift and money to try it out right away because the batteries are missing. like a thing to follow in france, the person who was decisive in making it official to respond to letters to santa is a minister named jack marel

and john has not had an impact on their businesses. well, i mean it's really always a tricky to tell what precisely is hurting sailed. so because we did see a couple of companies, them having some trouble in china, but also because the inventory is low in general, have all those supply chain issues. so it is a bit tricky to really pinpoint it to if, if social media and china, for example, does cause some chinese to confuse consumers to stay away from us. the corporations and bronze. i mean, one thing is for sure it just take intel as an example, they make about a 4th of their revenue in china and hong kong. so that also definitely tell to how important the chinese market overall is for intel. and for a lot of american companies as well. absolutely. that's the core to new york. thank you so much. now to some of the other global business stories making news, a key measure of us inflation has risen at the fastest pace and for decades. personal consumption expenditures climbed 5.7 percent and over november, year on year hitting the critica

and john hand on has more from outside the court in minneapolis. it is rare, very rare that a police officer in charge here in the united states with killing someone while on duty, but it's rarer still that they are convicted now for the 2nd time in less than a year. that's exactly what's happened here. and today it happened twice. potter was convicted of 1st degree manslaughter in the 2nd degree manslaughter in the april killing of dante wright. this was a very closely watch trial here throughout the united states. because dante wright was shot during the middle of another trial of a white police officer who killed a black man. that was police officer derek chopin, who knelt on the neck of george floyd ultimately killing him. in this case, kim potter stood, was almost impassive. simply lowered her head when each of those verdicts was read, the maximum charge for the 1st degree, manslaughter is 15 years. that's the maximum sentence that she could get and 10 years for the 2nd degree. but there are state guidelines that recommend substantially lesser

john. andrea in washington. elsewhere, daily infections in india, more than doubled in the past week with experts varying the countries entering the 3rd way fuel by the on the chrome variant. well, the 16000 new cases reported on friday is the highest number of daily cases since october. the authorities are imposing new restrictions to prevent mass gatherings in some states night cause he's been imposed in all major cities. despite that nero new rivals have flooded the beaches in go. have new metal has one out from you deli . the situation here is quite alarming. the government says we are in the initial phases, off is called way, but insist that it is better prepared. in fact, new jelly where we are and we're actually outside in just largest core with 900 facility. the government said it can handle up 200000 new cases a day and 300000 test daily. at this point because of how far the infections are rising, most of the country is under some form of restriction. delhi has been put on yellow,

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they would not do business and chin john. the announcement has had caused an uproar across the country. meanwhile, the upcoming winter olympics and paging is putting further pressure on businesses. but from another angle. western human rights groups criticize u. s. companies sponsoring events, including air b and b, coca cola and general electric i from wellness. i'm john by dexter roberts. he's a journalist and senior fellow with the atlanta council. he's author of the miss the myth of a chinese capitalism. dexter is going to have you on the show. let's start with since time this debut plan for us capital markets, like many companies wanting to go to the biggest capital market in the world, ending up in hong kong because the span should we expect to see more companies, more chinese companies. choosing this route, whether out of the, whether being forced from one side or the other. yeah, absolutely. we're going to see a lot more. we already saw your recall earlier in the month, the announcement by deedee global, the ride heal

john hendrick reports from minneapolis. find the defendant guilty. fine. the defendant guilty again in minnesota, a white police officer is convicted of killing a black man. kim potter lowered her head as she was found guilty of 1st and 2nd degree manslaughter for fatally shooting 20 year old dante wright. as she was taken into custody with no chance of bail, her husband shouted his support as police ought to arrest right on a warrant. after an april traffic stop. potter says he resisted arrest and she fired, which she thought was a taser. oh, the weapon she drew with her gun potter expressed remorse and tear filled testimony . i remember yelling taser taser taser and nothing happens. lou, the shooting came as protestors, some of them violent filled the streets of minneapolis. during the trial of derek shaven, a white police officer ultimately convicted of killing another black man, george floyd. protestors rushed to the scene of the right, shooting. as the verdict came inside the court house rights family celebrated outside the moment that we heard guilty