but they know south america. they're going to go to south america. that's where they go. it just happens to be sailing against the prevailing winds for 3,000 miles in boats that don't have center boards and not enough water and food, doesn't work very well. >> well, you know, what i thought long and hard, and tried to examine it in my research. you know, how did they do this? what were they thinking? and, you know, it's -- this is a story of survival. and when you're in a survival situation, it's your fears that drive you. it's very hard to think rationally. and the fears they all had were the unknown pacific. this was very early in pacific whaling. you know, the only thing they knew about these islands were rumors of canibels. the nantucketers had taken it farther than anyone else but they're also very conservative. they built their knowledge incrementally. and unless they could hear it from someone they knew, they didn't trust that information. and so the one thing they did know was the sea, whale boats and whaleships. and so when forced to it, just as you described, he

he has that and now often referred to as, the george washington of south america. you can see this is bolivar, a peruvian battle song sung by mr. howard with unbounded applause at tatum theater in new york city. you can see this is published in philadelphia, a few blocks from independence hall. there were 20 songs like this, written in honor of south american independence. more evidence of this excitement about latin america, turned from bolivar songs to hats. these are newspaper ads for bolivar hats i pulled from around the country. i searched far and wide for an actual image of a bolivar hat but i can tell from verbal descriptions these would have been straw hats, with broad rims, lots of feathers, popular among women and girls, in the early united states. so, this is inspiring women's fashion choices. you might reasonably be saying ok, this is interesting, but how do we note this evidence is not just cherry picked, right? how do we know the average american really cares about latin american independence? two kinds of evidence are quantifiable. they give us a sen

they were more comfortable on the coast of south america. but there was money to be made and they ventured out. in one case, they were in the unknown, taking a risk. but here they are with their shipwrecked. and imagine us being cast into a boat in the middle of the pacific. you're a reputable sailer. you might be able to do some of the great stuff. i would be at my whit's end. but here are professional sailers who are able to salvage things from the wreck, able to rig their rowing boats to sail. they're actually -- they have all these professional skills to bring to bear to actually save themselves. and the great irony or tragedy of this, either way, is that they're outmatched by the circumstances. they make a decision not to go to the nearest islands because they've heard there are cannibals there. again, a reflection of maybe think is slightly pruvingsal about nantucket, maybe, maybe not but they're going to south america and that's where they go. it just happens to be sailing against prevailing winds in boats that don't have center board

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coast of south america. the nail naval officer, he had just read the story of the essex. and he said you are not captain hollered of the essex are you? and he said yes i am. he said how could you ever go out there again? and he said well in nantucket we have a saying that lightning never hits twice. and for paul lured it would off of hawaii in the storm, they end up on the scholes, and the ship would be beaten to death on the scholes, and end up onshore. and it was windy when this happened this is. and they said they had to drag paul urge off the deck, he did not want to get back into a whale boat under the circumstances. but as paul lured, would say to a missionary who he would meet on his turn return to and tuck it. and he met them on the pacific islands. and that was one of the places they decided not to go to because a fear of cannibalism. he said to the missionary, back home i will be judged a lucky man. and yes that was right, he would never go to see again. and he would live out his life as a night wa

they said they see not just people from central and south america but people from yemen and places in the middle east

in brazil the worst hit country in south america local authorities. have adopted new restrictions and a curfew to try to control the brutal 2nd wave shops and stalls are shut as police patrol the streets this this by president. told citizens to stop whining and move on as he continues to downplay depend there make. going through an extremely grave situation that could be catastrophic in some parts the result of a policy of denial and scientific platform and a contempt for human life. the latest restrictions are expected to last here until march 11th but many were out on the beach in rio on saturday the find the experts alison that i'm here. still to come on al-jazeera sri lanka's catholics were black in protest at the lack of justice for victims of the $2980.00 super plus i'm joined now in belfast northern ireland where post breaks the tensions of course loyalist paramilitary groups too with the rule of their support from the good friday peace agreement. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways and i once again welcome to ano

, what is going on in south america, what is going on in south america, what is going on across africa but, what is going on across africa but, what is going on across africa but, what is going on in other parts of the world. it is going to be very important that we have a global programme to reduce the spread of covid. notjust a local one. although we have made good progress to start in the uk.— to start in the uk. thank you very much forjoining _ to start in the uk. thank you very much forjoining us _ to start in the uk. thank you very much forjoining us today. - here, the government is coming under pressure to ease lockdown restrictions to allow protests to go ahead. more than 60 mps and peers have signed a letter warning that allowing police to criminalise people for protesting is "is not acceptable" and "arguably not lawful". our political correspondent jonathan blake is with me. is this people who are very liberal or libertarian politically? we have just been hearing about the huge pressures on covid and the public safety risks of gathering, no matter howjustified, they are cle

into us or tomorrow as an example in south america the significant rain is only traditional seasonal band running from rio and sao paolo up towards peru with some big showers around. 9 years ago al-jazeera was the 1st major network to find evidence of genocide in me. when the tragedy of the rowing was mostly unknown. oh. get in genocide on al-jazeera. talk about you're watching al-jazeera with me as a whole rom a reminder of our top stories another 2 supporters of senegal's opposition leader sponsored song go have been killed in protests on friday that takes the total to 4 in 3 days of confrontations with police in the capital dhaka demonstrating against some close arrest. the united nations special envoy is calling for swift action from the security council against me and miles military that follows the killing of another to q. protest from friday during a march in the city of mandalay. and pope francis has called for tolerance and unity during his historic trip to iraq it's the 1st part of he is the 1st pontiff to visit the country it's one of the world's oldest christian communiti

south america is facing a fierce resurgence of the infections and deaths in neighboring peru relatives of 80 year old martin keyspace prepared to bury him he died at home because there were no beds left in hospitals is he one year old woman is one of the few lucky ones who's been able to get vaccinated. and that wider many people are dying every day i lost 2 children one who was 48 years old and 150 recently from 19. 1 year after people were literally dying on the streets from the virus in ecuador hospitals are again on the brink of collapse further north in venezuela the government has ordered a 2 week lockdown after having relaxed confinement measures because of the sudden spike in infections and severe shortages of critical care units oh my lord the volume of patients has increased in this new wave and there are more serious cases than last year even an eye which until now was not regarded as a cold hotspot the government has tightened anti pandemic measures because of the sharp surging cases schools gyms and most public offices will be closed until april 12th. the president however

south america is facing a fierce resurgence of the infections and deaths in neighboring peru relatives of 80 year old martin keyspace prepared to bury him he died at home because there were no beds left in hospitals is he one year old woman is one of the few lucky ones who's been able to get vaccinated. and that wider many people are dying every day i lost 2 children one who was 48 years old and 150 recently from 19. 1 year after people were literally dying on the streets from the virus in ecuador hospitals are again on the brink of collapse further north in venezuela the government has ordered a 2 week lockdown after having relaxed confinement measures because of the sudden spike in infections and severe shortages of critical care units oh my lord the volume of patients has increased in this new wave and there were serious cases there last year even an eye which until now was not regarded as a cold hotspot the government has tightened anti pandemic measures because of the sharp surging cases schools gyms and most public offices will be closed until april 12th. the president however sa

america, and south mexico, they are for some reason they think the borders are going to be open. >> reporter: resources and money are exhausted in mexico. and the government has little incentive to help the u.s. care for the migrants anymore. do you think the mexican government wants to help the people? >> i don't think so. i really honestly think, that because of the three years of very intense immigration crossing and dialogs, i think that the mexican government is tired of it. >> reporter: you feel like it's your duty to do this? >> so, as a christian, to me, this is what i'm supposed to be doing, right? i am just doing what i think i'm supposed to be doing. >> reporter: so we met groups from cuba, latin america and indigenous group from mexico. we hear that more will be allowed to come through but the process will be slow. and these people are very tired of waiting. >> in texas. >>> president biden is pushing to have all teachers vaccinated against the coronavirus by the end of this month. there's also a plan to start vaccinating high school students this fall and younger studen

south america is facing a fierce resurgence of the infections and deaths in neighboring peru relatives of 80 year old martin keyspace prepared to bury him he died at home because there were no beds left in hospitals is he one year old woman is one of the few lucky ones who's been able to get vaccinated but it won't get him that wiring many people are dying every day i lost 2 children one who was 48 years old and 150 recently from cave at 19. 1 year after people were literally dying on the streets from the virus in ecuador hospitals are again on the brink of collapse for their north in venezuela the government has ordered 2 week lockdown after having relaxed confinement measures because of the sudden spike in infections and severe shortages of critical care units. the volume of patients is increased in this new wave and there are more serious cases than last year even and why which until now was not regarded as a cold hotspot the government has tightened anti pandemic measures because of the sharp surging cases schools gyms and most public offices will be closed until april 12th the pre

reporter: one more question about south america. there was some hope in south america that president biden would be our ally because he was -- he had experience in the region during the obama administration. so far president biden has not spoken to a leader in south america. i wonder what would be his priority in the region? and also who might be his best partner in the region? who would be the first one he would call? jen: we'll see. i promise you that the president would love to spend even more time calling foreign leaders. there's just a lot of force on his schedule. i expect he'll do many more foreign leader calls in the coming weeks and would have discussion was many leaders in south america. i don't have any prediction for you who or when. reporter: acknowledged either people were having a lot of trouble getting vaccines, problems with the state portals. is there any discussion at this point with setting up some sort of nationwide portals for people to get the vaccine appointments? jen: there was an announcement we made last w

reporter: one more question about south america. there was some hope in south america that president biden would be our ally because he was -- he had experience in the region during the obama administration. so far president biden has not spoken to a leader in south america. i wonder what would be his priority in the region? and also who might be his best partner in the region? who would be the first one he would call? jen: we'll see. i promise you that the president would love to spend even more time calling foreign leaders. there's just a lot of force on his schedule. i expect he'll do many more foreign leader calls in the coming weeks and would have discussions with many leaders in south america. i don't have any prediction for you who or when. reporter: acknowledged either people were having a lot of trouble getting vaccines, problems with the state portals. is there any discussion at this point with setting up some sort of nationwide portals for people to get the vaccine appointments? jen: there was an announcement we made last

everybody from the skeleton of a giraffe all soon be shipped to paraguay in south america is just one of many outstanding orders for the preserved remains of animals killed by hunters the taxidermists here in zimbabwe are working on but the coronavirus pandemic means their business could soon be did too just thought i knew induces global lock downs and travel restrictions are keeping customers away that affects the family to. whom we would list money who can afford to pay the rest fall. into holes and stuff so. it tough these are challenging times for the country taxidermy industry as a competes with others in southern africa for clients without tourism there's no business prevalently as a thing to lock the world down or doing whatever it is destroyed tourism around the world. of a citizen to africa. those are there is a tiger market or a very niche market really target hunters obviously the hunters business so it is imperative for us 100 percent. before the pandemic many tourists will come to zimbabwe to hunt big game and take back stuffed animals and trophies as souvenirs. you can m

in brazil the worst hit country in south america local in rio. have adopted new restrictions and a curfew to try to control the brutal 2nd wave shops and stalls are shut as police patrol the streets this this by president. told citizens to stop whining and move on as he continues to downplay the pen them it. is going through an extremely grave situation that could be catastrophic in some parts the result of a policy of denial and scientific platform and a contempt for human life. the latest restrictions are expected to last here until march 11th but many were out on the beach in rio on saturday the find the experts alison them. police in sweden have dispersed hundreds of demonstrators holding an anti lockdown protest in stockholm authorities say the rally was illegal as large gatherings are banned under coronavirus regulations no more than 8 people are currently allowed to meet protesters are demanding measures in east. big game trophy hunting is a controversial but lucrative business in parts of africa it brings in more than $300000000.00 a year

america by the way i like to go there too and now live here is going to show you a very special place over there the city of la paz in bolivia. it was like i mean here from the path taken the day off to show you the fab sights in my city. is there wasn't we're here in the old town on the plus some you find bolivia's political hot our parliament and right next door the presidential palace. and 3640 meters altitude has is the highest seat of government in the world out of the room. is there like oh this is the kind you hang from the 16th century it's narrow and cobblestoned in the colonial style much has been preserved from that era and you can find many museums here. what is also. the thunderous doesn't believe in the pads and i'm used to the hilly streets but tourists run out of breath quickly because of the thin air so i'll let you know what to do about that later. get up you know 1st of all show you the plaster san francisco with the basilica what's special about it is the baroque decoration on the church with indigenous elements in there mentos corporate in a place of. what here we

america the democratic republic of congo and china these include lithium cobalt and rare earths needed in our batteries it minutely extracting and transporting these materials is an environmental nightmare often carried out under inhumane conditions. their reserves are abundant studies show that worldwide deposits of these materials could meet demand for years to come. one good thing about us e-cards is that we don't emit greenhouse gases although manufacturing certainly does all my components still have to be produced but my power train only has $200.00 parts as opposed to a combustion engines $1400.00 where my electricity comes from is another huge issue renewable sources or fossil fuels the good news is that the share of green energy is growing which definitely plays in my favor as battery technology improves the range of e-commerce is increasing. right now it's rarely more than 500 kilometers and often way less finding a tracking station can also be an issue. as to our batteries 95 percent of them could be recycled in an environmentally friendly way but it's still not economically

south america or police of the spurs protesters in the chilean capital demanding the resignation of president sebastian. demonstrators in santiago through project police who responded with a water cannon tear gas 63 people were arrested. and more arrests show you this time in greece where demonstrators rallied in solidarity with shield far left terrorists demetrius who from tina's he's been on a hunger strike for almost 2 months after being relocated to a different prison has reportedly separate kidney failure mr to contain this was given a life sentences plus 25 years in prison in 2003 for his participation in a total of 11 murders explosions robberies against banks and businesses. and israel is easing some of its pandemic restrictions but only for those with a soon named. nation certificate around $500.00 people who could prove they were covert free attended an open air pop concert in tel aviv on friday there's hope in israel controversial vaccination passports will be a step towards the further reopening of the country's cultural scene. this weekend we are opening open air concerts we open

that angle at south america as it does this as a cause that i'm not sure there's a is a cause of all kinds and under the table it is saying. hang all i've done a lot of paranoia so tell us a. 2 . well the pandemic no certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. has emerged with the we don't have the facts in the whole world to. judge a. commentary prices. we can do better we should know. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges grateful to response has been must so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. some control from middle. of the night most of our very hardworking people who want to get ahead that either have some some health issues or have some of how district about luck a full time job moon to always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. you better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and

it's one of the biggest clubs in south america. but its greatest rival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between fans formed from a class divide sustained over generations. most vocal junior supporters of born into these club colors. in an epic feud of rich versus poor the fans who make football on al-jazeera. from the for venice of caracas so the battlefields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. of the war. has corruption convictions overturned former president and president lula da silva prepares to reveal his political plans. i'm given all this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up we have lost our immunity. but dupion parliament has lost more than that exiled casamance separatist and.

in brazil the worst hit country in south america local authorities. have adopted new restrictions and a curfew to try to control the brutal 2nd wave shops in stalls are shut as police patrol the streets this this by president. told citizens to stop whining and move on as he continues to downplay depend amec. is going through an extremely grave situation that could be catastrophic in some parts the result of a policy of denial and scientific platform and a contempt for human life. the latest restrictions are expected to last here until march 11th but many were out on the beach in rio on saturday the find the experts alison that i'm here. shops banks and petrol stations have been torched and looted in senegal after 3 days of protests over the arrest of an opposition leader at least 4 people have been killed since the unrest began over the detention of. those charges of rape and making death threats says the charges are politically motivated and an attempt by the president. to discredit him before the 2024 election his party is calling on his supporters

south america is facing a fierce resurgence of infections and deaths in neighboring peru relatives of 80 year old men i think the spirit prepared to bury him he died at home because there were no beds left in hospitals is he one year old. is one of the few lucky ones who's been able to get vaccinated but it won't get him that wider many people are dying every day i lost 2 children one who was 48 years old and 150 recently from cave it 19. 1 year after people were literally dying on the streets from the virus in ecuador hospitals are again on the brink of collapse further north in venezuela the government has ordered a 2 week lockdown after having relaxed confinement measures because of the sudden spike in infections. and severe shortages of critical care units. the volume of patients is increased in this new wave and there are more serious cases than last year even in a why which until now was not regarded as a cold hotspot the government has tightened anti pandemic measures because of the sharp surging cases schools gyms and most public offices will be closed until april 12th the pre

as an example in south america the significant rain is on the traditional seasonal band running from rio and sao paolo up towards peru with some big showers around. but. the u.s. considers action against china over its plans to reform hong kong's electoral system calling it an attack on the territories autonomy. the whole robin you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha also coming up. protesters inside a girl continue to demand the release of an opposition leader last month some because lawyers say that he's the victim of a state conspiracy. a call for tolerance in iraq pope francis on his victims of one of the worst attacks on christians as he becomes the 1st pontiff to visit the country. and a small but significant step will tell you more about the tread months left on the red planet. welcome to the program the u.s. is condemning china's proposed new veto powers on hong kong selection of politicians saying it's a direct attack on the territories autonomy beijing revealed the draft legislation on friday at the opening of its largest political meeting the national

america in africa and the middle east visitor numbers plunge 75 percent europe's or 70 percent fewer vacationers and in the asia pacific region there was an 84 percent dip. the outlook remains bleak vaccination progress is slow countries like australia and new zealand are keeping their borders closed in europe a standardized vaccination card is being debated but when things will return to normal is anybody's guess. orders and exporters on either side of the english channel are still getting to grips with breaks it and what it means for them a good 2 months after trading rule stopped applying to the u.k. but a closer look will reveal that trade between dover and cali is bearing signs of change . since the start of the year the patrol boats of the french port of share have been extra busy the number of gigantic freight ferries arriving leaving here has tripled. almost all the new traffic through the ports he's either going to or coming from the republic of ireland and all because of the brics it is why. before the u.k. left the use the standard route for road freight from olland to get

in sport manchester city manager coriolis says no suppliers travelling to south america you're not going to float through into we are going to open but there are going to flood the next round of south american world cup qualifying is in doubt due to corn scene restrictions. hello welcome to the program has been a fair day of violence on the streets of senegal's capital protesters have been fighting with police after a court decided that opposition politician as mansong co should remain in custody. eyelets broke out 2 days ago after song co is arrested for taking part in an unauthorized rally he's also facing rape charges which he denies saying the accusation is part of a plot to block him from running for president in 2024 but the demonstrations a growing with people also now calling for coronavirus restrictions to be. nicholas haq was in the thick of the protests earlier on the response from the government itself has been muted just a statement saying and telling people to stay indoors and to follow the rules and regulations instilled by the government but look at the protests behind me

pretty much equal about north and south america farming makes up a much more sizeable for.

america in africa and the middle east visitor numbers plunged 75 percent europe's or 70 percent fewer vacationers sound in the asia pacific region there was an 84 percent dip. the ankle remains bleak vaccination progress is slow countries like australia and new zealand are keeping their borders closed in europe a standardized vaccination card is being debased it but when things will return to normal is anybody's guess. let's take a look at a possible scenario for the summer here with axel hay for he's the head of go and online search engine here in germany and a subsidiary of the expedia group welcome to w. axel we just saw there seems to be only limited optimism for the summer in the travel industry the international airlines lobby group says recovery is slower than expected what sort of travel season do you expect. we are expecting a similar recovery than we've seen last year so great dominantly local weather driving distance with was very limits at continental travel and hardly any intercontinental. when we talk about these flights travel to other countries are you optimistic that

absolutely south america or latin american general but especially south america we have a rule despite having. infections continue rising the same thing in neighboring ecuador. overflowing even or a guy which was a model for a while. surgeon infections and. restrictions including the closure of schools but nowhere words brazil brazil it there are expected to announce in just a couple of hours. that there are. 300000 deaths since the pandemic began and even though president. now trying to appease critics which have. dropped. in vaccines that announcement was followed by the cops and fans interestingly enough to get down to also that they're going to put together a commission to work closely with their. other party other key players around the nation but many of course are saying that this is just too little too late. to gathering all the passengers of the tonic and. to try to evacuate them but already half of the passengers are drowning in the water so there you have it was ill very difficult situation. thank you very much indeed. india says it has detected a double variant of the coron

i'm german ash with the sport of south americas a world cup qualifier in doubt but the european football club's unlikely to release that bias because of coronavirus travel restrictions and quarantine. and thank you for joining us the un human rights chief has. urged ethiopia's government to lead monitors in ditty gray it wants to investigate reports of abuses that could amount to war crimes michelle bashfully says killing then sexual violence are reported to be taking place in the northern region ethiopia declared victory after launching an offensive against the tea grey people's liberation front in november al-jazeera is malcolm webb is following developments from kenya and has the latest where in the weeks and months that have followed that declaration of victory that came from the syrian government at the beginning of december more information's been coming out and a growing number of reports of atrocities committed by all of the different forces involved in the conflict just last week the rights group amnesty international published a report it said that based on dozens of testimonie

that angle at south america as it's us is as a dancer on that and. have all kinds and other daughter boy is saying. 2. if tz. feel up to. going to. go. in the early ninety's. a psychologist mixologist proposed to the west berlin sen a social experiment he wanted to live paedophiles and neglected boys experiment was a. group to believe that sex with older men would help with the boy's socialization over 30 years many children were paedophiles to raise. boardrooms or she didn't just hope for good to see someone through the truth. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. theory dramatic development only mostly i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. some control for a middle class to homeless most of them are very hardworking people who want to get ahead that is either have some some health issues or have some of it out of strict about luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent c

over south america now we're a has for years been one of the continent's best performing economies no more the pandemic has seen the return of soup kitchens as increasing numbers of earth wayans become dependent on food donations. 5 volunteers work in the soup kitchen at why every day they turn groceries like these peppers into a delicious meal for the needy. has been working here for a year she used to work at a restaurant until she was fired without notice. the month last march right at the beginning of the pandemic i was laid off i didn't receive unemployment benefits and i had to struggle through because i worked in the restaurant off the books. today they've made pastor with vegetable source the food is provided by private donors since the beginning of the pandemic poverty here has been growing the number of corona virus infections has increased dramatically in the. country since nov the health crisis is happening in the midst of an economic one many companies have had to shut their doors and revenue from tourism has dropped sharply as well. jack clean record as afternoon is all

i'm german ash with the sport south america's world cup qualifiers are in doubt with european football clubs unlikely to release their players because of coronavirus travel restrictions and quarantine. the un and the u.s. have demanded every train and forces leave ethiopia gray region over allegations that they may have committed war crimes the un's human rights chief has warned that reports of killings sexual violence and rape are still streaming in months after ethiopia's government said the conflict in te grey was over he appeared declared victory after launching an offensive against the tea great peoples liberate. confronting november but since then there have been reports that eritrean soldiers and ethiopian forces have continued fighting in the region hundreds of thousands were displaced and thousands of others were killed in last year's conflict ravine asham the sun is a spokeswoman for the un human rights office she says independent monitors must be allowed into t. grey we have seen reports of quite a strong case is quite a lot of cases of sexual and gender based violence and w

in brazil the worst hit country in south america. have adopted new restrictions and a curfew to try to control the brutal 2nd wave shops in stalls are shut as police patrol the streets this this by president. told citizens to stop whining and move on as he continues to downplay depend there make. going through an extremely grave situation that could be catastrophic in some parts the result of a policy of denial and scientific platform and a contempt for human life. the latest restrictions are expected to last here until march 11th but many were out on the beach in rio on saturday the find the experts alison that i'm. big game trophy hunting is a controversial but lucrative business in parts of africa brings in more than $300000000.00 a year in revenue hunters though haven't been able to travel for the past year and that's had a massive impact on the industry arma tassel reports from blue whale. everybody from the skeleton of a giraffe all soon be shipped to paraguay in south america is just one of many outstanding orders for the pres

america the position to go against some insufficient media, some of the members of the opposition or even players were disobeying or showing a position to their current orformer disobeying or showing a position to their current or former board which leadership was held by him. barcelona hired a company which hosted around i million —year—old and investigations had been carrying on by the police and they showed up in the former president's house and detain him along with the other people and at this point we are five days from the election which will take place next weekend. so at this moment there is no presidency in barcelona and it's easier to investigate around face. what has barcelona said _ investigate around face. what has barcelona said about _ investigate around face. what has barcelona said about what's - barcelona said about what's happening today? barcelona is keeping a natural standpoint. the members of _ keeping a natural standpoint. tue: members of the keeping a natural standpoint. tte: members of the previous board are not there anymore and many lives still ——

as it is in europe, south america, certainly the teams not as good either. what are your plans to expand your reach here? nicolas: in europe, south america, we have players across the globe. 20% of our revenue comes from the u.s. it is a very important market for us, and it is the biggest sports in the world. soccer is growing fast in the u.s. 4 billion fans. it is important for us to grow the interest for the sport in the u.s., because the future for collecting and playing fantasy is here. emily: it is a fascinating slice of the fantasy sports world. we will keep watching. sorare ceo nicolas julia, thank you. that does it for "bloomberg technology." tune in tomorrow and we will have todd mckinnon, ceo of okta talking about the big deal. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. announcer: the following is a paid presentation brought to you by rare collectibles tv. ♪ >> the $10 indian head gold eagle containing nearly half o

caller: i like to ask the american people come are we going to go let the whole of south america come up? when does it stop? host: meaning what? caller: we been in afghanistan for 20 years, if we went to south america to straighten those countries out -- host: harold, in florida, on the republican line. caller: other news broadcasters have made this point and some callers preview is not just prepared, he knew questions. when he answered the questions, you could tell, the answers were diagrammed. point after point. this is the vaguest news conference i've ever heard where man goes in and has prepared answers for prepared questions. host: reporters did have a chance to ask follow-ups. caller: careers are online and if they ask any thing obnoxious layer too hard they are punished. this is crazy that he is in this situation. i'm just a citizen. i'm certainly not in favor come up because this is ridiculous. and he's not sure there will even be republican party. it was formed to stop slavery which was a democratic institution. the republican party fought and died in the civil war to stop sl

they migrated as far south as south america. they migrated here to port comfort where fort monroe is located today. they were hunters and gatherers and lived a successful and prosperous life there. in 1607, the english had come and by that time they learned the art of cultivation. the english would struggle the first two years but they would also process. we know from the secretary of the colony in 20 and odd negroes 1619, arrive here at point comfort. they were traded for goods. after that we see the evolution of laws and rules and regulations that would start to manage the african-american population here in hampton. next, we look at the war of 1812 and find why this fort is in existence and how it came about. why is the largest stone fort in the united states here today? the war of 1812 was a backdrop to that story. in 1812, the british again invaded the united states. they arrived here at the chesapeake bay and there was no one here to stop them. they moved all the way up the chesapeake bay and burned our capital city of was

america farming makes up a much more sizeable fraction of total use and agriculture in asia and africa swallow around 80 percent of it just 15 percent is used by industry and amiga 5 percent by private households in many major cities water is growing increasingly scarce in the philippine capital things have reached a critical stage now the government plans to build a dam to supply manila with 600000000 liters of water a day but it will uproot entire villages my colleague. went to talk to some of them . the coming war river has always run through the share of modern mountain range in northeastern philippines but a controversial down project is set to change its course forever so this might be one of my last boat right here. up ahead is the plan construction site for the collie walk and all along this forest wall here a big tunnel will be built for the convenience of water. the water behind it down and could be up to 162 meters deep. that's more than enough to inundate communities like this one i visited the village of seato keeper russell which is closest to the dam site here are the in

the largest triggering tsunami alerts as far as hawaii and central south america and some in new zealand moved higher ground as a precaution our investigation of unemployment fraud, tens of billions of dollars stolen from those who really need it >>> the u.s. senate will consider a police relief bill naming after george floyd. >> reporter: with tension high, with the trial of derek chauvin, over night the u.s. house passed a police reform bill in floyd's name. >> we have people that understand that what happened on that day was wrong >> reporter: louisville banned no knock warrant following breonna taylor's death >> in 2021, we don't have a federal database that tracks police officers killing people >> reporter: the house passed a similar bill last year but failed in the republican control state. republicans favoring more limited reforms and arguing this bill goes too far. >> officers not taking the actions to do their job. >> reporter: for floyd's brother is a step in the right direction even if he's dreading to rewatch the video of his brother's death. >> who wants to see their brother

the largest triggering tsunami alerts as far as hawaii and central south america and some in new zealand moved higher ground as a precaution our investigation of unemployment fraud, tens of billions of dollars stolen from those who really need it >>> the u.s. senate will consider a police relief bill naming after george floyd. >> reporter: the u.s. house passed a police reform bill in floyd's name >> we have people that understand that what happened on that day was wrong >> reporter: louisville banned no knock warrant following breonna taylor's death >> in 2021, we don't have a federal database that tracks police officers killing people >> reporter: the house passed a similar bill last year but failed in the republican control state. republicans favoring more limited reforms and arguing this bill goes too far. >> officers not taking the actions to do their job. >> reporter: for floyd's brother is a step in the right direction even if he's dreading to rewatch the video of his brother's death. >> who wants to see their brother crying the officer sat on his neck like it is okay it is not ok

makes sluggish progress on inoculation the country of 19000000 on south america's pacific coast has already caught up with overtaken vaccine heavyweights like the u.s. and britain chile was quick to get its orders for vaccines in early from astra zeneca johnson and johnson and pfizer biotech but also from sign of attack on the sputnik vaccine presidents have been yet overseas the vaccination campaign personally vaccination centers are everywhere from parking lots to football stadiums nobody has to make an appointment and anyone who's up for their 2nd shot is also free to walk in and get it officials want 80 percent of the country fully vaccinated by june that means her demeanor. however the successful vaccination campaign has yet to translate into a reduction in numbers infected daily infections are reaching record highs health officials fear the campaign may have inadvertently encouraged people to become complacent about prevention measures and take increased risks. alexis college's is director of the millennium institute on immunology and immunotherapy and joins us from the catholic unive

has already been approved in around 40 countries across the world from the middle east africa south america asia many countries have chosen to go with the russian vaccine for several reasons one it's high efficacy it's going to efficacy of over 90 percent secondly the ease of storage and transportation and some of the other vaccines that have been mass produced so far require a deep freeze in order to do that we're a sport that can be stored and transported at relatively high temperatures and thirdly cost this is been especially important for developing countries many of whom have been unable to afford the high price of some of the western made vaccine such as pfizer for example and for them sputnik has been and will continue to be quite literally a life saver so despite of a lack of an e.u. wide approval as of yet there have been countries within the european union who have broken ranks such as hunger research or slovakia which have already approved vaccines for the sputnik vaccine for their populations the czech republic which has expressed an interest in doing so as well and of course th

nicolas: in europe, south america, we have players across the globe. when he percent of our revenue comes from the u.s. -- 20% of our revenue comes from the u.s. it is a very important market for us, and it is the biggest sports in the world. 4 billion fans. it is important for us to grow the interest for the sport in the u.s., because the future for collecting and playing fantasy is here. emily: it is a fascinating slice of the fantasy sports world. we will keep watching. sorare ceo nicolas julia, thank you. that does it for "bloomberg technology." tune in tomorrow and we will have the ceo of okta talk to -- talking about the big deal. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> good morning. we are counting down to the market open. >> welcome. our top stories this hour. asian investors brace for renewed volatility. the nasdaq slumping to a two month low.

america as well so it is proving popular for many reasons number one its high efficacy rate in efficacy of 90 percent over 90 percent in fact the ease of storage and transportation it can be stored at relatively high temperatures compared to other vaccines which require pretty much a deep freeze and perhaps most importantly it's cost for many developing states they have been unable to afford the west the made pfizer or modena jobs for example and for them the availability of sputnik v. has proven and will continue to prove quite literally a life saver so a lack of e.u. wide approval so far at least that hasn't stopped this vaccine moving forward in other european states countries such as hungary and slovakia they've broken ranks with the e.u. water policy they've chosen to independently approve this vaccine for their citizens the czech republic is perhaps the next in line to do so as well but of course the main green light should come around june that's the date we're hearing when all 27 e.u. member states were able to import undistributed this vaccine freely and given the faltering e.u

over to south america where chile is planning a 5 g. roll out over the next couple of years that could leave it south american neighbors in the dust hopes used superfast mobile networks to boost its industrial output and attract major foreign firms like amazon but with 2 of its major trade partners the u.s. and china locked in dispute over the security of 5 g. chile has to tread carefully through. 5 g. coming soon to a smartphone a you if you live in chile that is the government here wants to have speedy 5th generation networks covering most of the country within 2 years. there are various studies that say thanks to fry chiles g.d.p. could increase by one percentage per year between now and 2035 means an extra $30000000000.00 the economy if we just innovate and develop each application based on the basic infrastructure that is right now that america. has it installs its networks chile is having to take extra care he needs to avoid upsetting 2 of its biggest trading partners china in the u.s. washington is aging allies not to involve chi