he was wearing mark's hat, mark's coat. and closed the car door and then proceeded to like scream down the driveway which mark would never have done. >> did you call out to him or wave? >> i waved and i went, "ugh, i hope that's mark." >> i hope that's mark? well, of course, it must have been, stephanie thought, rushing and bleeding ding to the vet. about 20 minutes later, stephanie walked up to the house to use the bathroom. this time the tort was unlocked. about this was weird. >> before i even got to the door, there was this immense smell of bleach. >> bleach? >> yeah, like it took my breath away. >> and inside the house? >> there was three wet, what looked like blood spots in the hallway that had, obviously, been just cleaned, and they were still drying. >> perhaps ding had bled on the carpet and mark had cleaned it up? but why would he take the time? >> he wouldn't stop and spend half an hour cleaning. his main thing would be getting ding to the vet, then getting to his appointments. >> but other than those wet spots,

mark: david, professor of planetary geosciences. thank you so much for sharing your depth of analysis of what's going on there at goma, and we hope and pray that the people there are safe from what could happen on their doorstep. david, thank you very much indeed for joining us. next, a belarusian national has countrs as more e.u. states apply restrictions in response to the forced landing of a passenger jet in minsk last sunday. russia denied access to a second european carrier seeking to skirt around belarus en rte to moscow. >> as international criticism mounts, alexander lukashenko heads to russia for a meeting with president vladimir putin. lukashenko is under fire for forcing ryanair jet flying from greece to lithuania to land in minsk. also he could arrest a fellow journalist and his russian girlfriend on board the flight. lukashenko's actions appear to initially have caught close ally moscow offguard, but the criminal has since shown steadfast support, saying lukashenko followed the rules. thursday, a crimmins spokesman said

mark: hey. lemonis: how are you? mark: nice to meet you. mark. lemonis: mark? mark: yep. lemonis: i'm marcus. mark: this is heidi. this is... heidi: hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: how are are you? nice to meet you. husband and wife? heidi: yes. lemonis: well, i'm in santa claus. heidi: yep. mark: yeah. yeah. you are. it's a very tourist-attracting kind of area. lemonis: yeah. mark: holiday world, splashin' safari park... lemonis: okay. mark: ...they get about a million to a million and a half visitors a year. lemonis: wow. mark: so that's the big tourism for the town. they're actually the first theme park. lemonis: oh, they're the first theme park that every existed? mark: yeah. they were santa land about 70 years ago. heidi: we moved here two years ago. lemonis: oh, okay. where are you from? heidi: we were originally from pennsylvania. lemonis: oh. heidi: and we were going to do that back there, so i researched it. i'm like, "wow. that's a really cool town." so he changed his job. we moved out here, sold our house, and here we are... lemonis: wow. heidi: ...about two yea

mark: you know mr. wade it is not hard to find out the trajectory of this grant who signed off on it on bureaucracy typically a level of signoffs, and ultimately if it went to the top -- and then swam the third party intermediary how they conducted themselves wouldn't take a lot to figure this out it really wouldn't. we're not china. we are the united states. this is the sort of twhring there are paper trails. there seems to be in interest in this and when you have rand paul questioning dr. fauci reporting more about how they're fighting with each other rather than can we figure out exactly what is taking place here? and -- dr. fauci made the definitive statement unequivocal that we did not and do not fund gain of function. and yet the wuhan lab -- this is in a significant way what they do. now, if there's third parties at the federal government giving money to that then gives money to these entities that do nt do gain of function research, they would know more about that than you and i. we're the outsi

mark: you know mr. wade it is not hard to find out the trajectory of this grant who signed off on it on bureaucracy typically a level of signoffs, and ultimately if it went ultimately went to the-- top and then same with the third party immediately how they conduct themselves, it wouldn't take a lot to figure this out. we are not china, we are the united states, this is where there are paper trails, there seems to be still no interest, instead when you have somebody like doctor rand paul questioning doctor fauci, it's fighting with each other rather than figure out what's taking place here and doctor fauci made the statement unequivocal that we did not and do not fund gain of function and yet the wuhan lab, this is in a significant way, what they do. if there's third parties the federal government gives money to and then gives money to these entities, that do in fact gain of function research, they would know more about that than you and i, we are the outsiders. even though you've written a fantastic pi

mark: welcome back. mark: welcome back printed nicholas wade coming to point out new piece which is superior, estate look i can tell you exactly how this happened. but when isc can't he is one scenario seems more logical and rational than another. but when we go from here. guest: but i would like to see happen is more and more people to consider the evidence and follow the chain of arguments that's presented and come to a conclusion. and the evidence is more likely to escape from meth lab. now a lot of people start saying that particular scientists, for the first time will put pressure on the chinese to bring out there evidence and tell us exactly what happened. that's a free ride because everyone is been saying it's been a natural emergence in the chinese to say nothing. it didn't have to say anything. if we put pressure on the chinese to tell us what really happened. then we would be a lot further forward and i think one could point out that this is maybe far too optimistic. there's a potential face-sa

which showed all the marks in a contrasting color they would use those when they marked a deck of cards. we have a fan deck here that shows where the marks on the cards. we also have edge work here. the card on the left, if you notice, has a pointed edge, , the card next to it has a slight bump on the design on the upper left hand corner that indicates it is a king. so if you actually go down all of these cards, have a, scheme, queen, jack, tim. we have a card cutter here which was a traditional device for marking cards, shortening the side of card. we also have a corner rounder, because once he trim a card, around edge of the card is destroyed so you have to put a round quarterback only card. we have a number of different things including one of the last 1961 blue books-y. the issue of cheating in gaining was largely resolved i beginning in the 1940s when the state of nevada became much more active in the control of gambling at one of the issues they had is they had to clean up counting. i think there was a tremendous concern of the state of nevada that the federal authorities might co

mark: you shouldn't. you are talking aboutbo article two, section one, clause to the state legislatures are responsible for the election system in every state. in pennsylvania what took place is the supreme court of pennsylvania five / two democratic elected court was radical like the court in florida in 2000 and change election laws. the secretary of state changed electionla laws. all statewide elected democrats with a republican legislature. they didn't change those laws to help donald trump to help republicans. it was a power grab. it was raised with the united states supreme court. i don't know what happened to look like three justices wanted to take it up and the other six did notit u that a legitimate challenge brought to the united states supreme court to be resolved with election cases ultimately is not even the supreme court. the united states congress that resolves under the constitutional system. the idea that you raise it then they claim you cited in insurrection from a party that beat the pre

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mark: mr. ambassador this is not the first time hamas has done this, you've had relative peace for the past four years, yet a breakout of violence in jerusalem and you have hamas firing missiles, missiles that they probably got most of them from the iranian regime that has been funneling into the gaza strip, if i hear the prime minister correctly, the prime minister said we cannot put up with this, we cannot have cease-fires, maybe we will, maybe we won't but i've got to put into this and we got a target who's involved is that the position of the israeli government. >> any country would to restart security to our population we have hundreds, well over 1500 rockets that have already been fired and that number is increasing by the hour, no government would tolerate attacks against the civilian population so we have to do whatever we have to do to protect her civilians and the people of israel demand that, millions of israelis who had to run to bomb shelters and many had to sleep in bomb shelters

which showed all the marks, in a contrasting color, they would use those when they marked a deck of cards. we have a fan deck here that shows where the marks on the cards. we also have edge work here. the card on the left, if you notice, has a pointed edge, which indicates that it is an ace. the card next to it has a slight bump on the design and that indicates it is a king. if you go down all of these cards and look at the marks, you have ace, king, queen, jack, 10. we have a card cutter here, which was a traditional device for marking cards, that would shorten the side of a card. we also have a corner rounder. once you trim a card, the round edge is destroyed, so you have to put a round corner back on the card. we have a number of different things, including one of the last blue books from the kansas city card company. the issue of cheating in gaming was largely resolved beginning in the 1940's, when the state of nevada became more active in the control of gambling. and one of the issues they had was they had to clean up gaming. there was a tremendous concern, i think, by the state of n

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mark: we will watch that for developments. starting with the latest on the cyber attack on a major oil pipeline. >> the operator of the pipeline says it is beginning to take steps to returning to service. it described the situation as fluid. it has a chance of restoring service this week. the fbi's is a criminal group known as darkside is responsible for the attack. they described themselves as a political. those hackers are thought to have links to russia. we can speak to tom, the global head of energy analysis. thank you for being with us. if the pipeline isble to resume operations, that is a weeklong interruption. what does that mean for oil supplies? >> it will not be a big deal. if people react to it the same way they react to perceived shortages of toilet paper, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. it will be between an annoyance and an inconvenience. the language is vague. significantly recovered. we are not sure what that means. we will still have problem with supply along the east coast. vulnerable some of the energ

. ♪♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark living in this is "life, liberty and levin". we have a great guest, senator josh hawley. i want you to get to know senator holly and he's it has a fantastic book, the tyranny a big tech. it's very important book coming out this coming week and the tyranny a big tech, senator holly thank you for joining us before we get io the book and we will. how would you describe yourself politically? >> thank you for having meat market. great to be with you. i would say of a conservative and that is the easiest description. i'm a constitutional lawyer by background and i was a religious liberty verse a moment lawyer and attorney general of the state of missouri so as prosecutor i have a background in as a prosecutor as well so for all those reasons i believe in our constitution and consider myself a constitutionalist. first and foremost and i consider myself a populist. i think there is a rich, rich tradition that is rooted in our constitution, a saying that it is normal everyday americans who are the best citizens, normal everyday americans

mark, would you know the symptoms? _ that elevation. mark, would you know the symptoms? would _ that elevation. mark, would you know the symptoms? would you _ that elevation. mark, would you know the symptoms? would you be - that elevation. mark, would you know the symptoms? would you be able i that elevation. mark, would you know the symptoms? would you be able to| the symptoms? would you be able to recognise them? i the symptoms? would you be able to recognise them?— recognise them? i think that's the thin that recognise them? i think that's the thing that so _ recognise them? i think that's the thing that so scary, _ recognise them? i think that's the thing that so scary, is _ recognise them? i think that's the thing that so scary, is that - recognise them? i think that's the thing that so scary, is that as - recognise them? i think that's the thing that so scary, is that as far i thing that so scary, is that as far as i can tell, i haven't had covid, but from what i hear, the symptoms could very easily be confused with different high—altitude illnesses, specifica

such as crooked dice are marked cards. and they actually had a catalog of them and one of the more famous catalogs was the kansas city blue book. and this display that we have here has portions or information relative to the the blue book these are original illustration drawings that were used for the catalogs. we have some samples of the various types of dice and paraphernalia that they offered if you come over to this next case here. we have some information that pertains to how these products were made. we have a page out of the kansas city blue book and it shows that a lot of the card marking. was done by women because they had the ability to hold a very small brush put very well small marks on cards. and one of the ways that they had consistently marked cards. was they created what they call a mastercard which showed all the marks in a contrasting color that they would use when they marked a deck of cards. and they're we have a fan deck here that shows where the marks. the card we also have edgework here. if the card

which showed all the marks in a contrasting color they would use those when they marked a deck of cards. we have a fan deck here that shows where the marks on the cards. we also have edge work here. the card on the left, if you notice, has a pointed edge, which indicates that it is an ace. the card next to it has a slight bump on the design and that indicates it is a king. if you go down all of these cards and look at the marks, you have ace, king, queen, jack, 10. we have a card cutter here, which was a traditional knife for marking cards, that would shorten the side of a card. we also have a corner rounder. when you trim a card, the round edge is destroyed so you have to put a round corner back on the card. we have a number of different things, including one of the blue books from the kansas city card company. the issue of cheating in gaming was largely resolved beginning in the 1940's, when the state of nevada became more active in the control of gambling. and one of the issues they had was they had to clean up gaming. there was a tremendous concern i think by the state of nevada tha

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mark, thank you very much for being with us. markjit, professor of vaccine epidemiology at the london school of hygiene. we will be answering your questions on the indian kofi covid variant. i will bejoined by professor sian griffiths from the chinese university of hong kong and professor paul hunterfrom the university of east anglia. send in your questions using the hash tag bbc your questions or by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk. the latest figures show a further 2027 cases have been confirmed in the latest 24—hour period, meaning an average of 2,252 new cases per day in the last week. seven deaths were reported in the latest 24—hour period, and the seven—day average now sits at ten deaths. meanwhile, latest government data show continued decrease in the number of people at hospital. the most recent data says 991 people are in hospital receiving treatment for covid—19. santandersays its key services are recovering after a technical issue which left customers unable to make payments online and buy food in supermarkets

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mark: allen green, director of the group standing together. thank you for joining us and sharing your taken your philosophy, and your analysis of the situation. we wish you the best of luck. you are motivated by the best for both sides and i think that is something that should be heard loud and clear. we are giving this man's face on france 24 to say that and we hope this makes -- giving this man space on france 2 any for to say that and we hope -- on france 24 to say that, and we hope it leads to some peace. somehow, between all the parties there, some kind of peace should be reached. we will bring you more analysis, of course, of this very, very important story. next, over 200,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in india as authorities are having to cope with a new disaster, the most powerful cyclone to hit the region in over two decades. it made landfall and at least 12 people so far have lost their lives. covid is adding -- the cyclones path is adding to the country struggle to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. >> as the cycl

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mark: good morning. it has been a crazy day. it has been quiet in fx and rates, but it has been carnage in the crypto sector. it has been poor across the commodity sector, and there is generally risk aversion with equities on the back foot. we have a couple holidays in the region, but it is a risk-averse mood coming into the european session. anna: and we will talk about why that is. let's get to the breaking news this morning. we've got inflation numbers coming through this morning. also got numbers coming from the auto sector in europe. european car sales surging 266 percent from april from a pandemic low point -- 250 6% from april from a pandemic low point. toyota seeing the best gain in the period. this is bouncing back from a time when we did not see very many cars being sold, to put it mildly, in the same period of last year, april of 2020. but this does represent a drop from march, month-to-month, and it is well below the normal april levels, but i wonder how much the chip shortage -- the chip sho

now that you know the acronym, the mark has used, but he didn't come up with. i want you to have a listen to livia and then respond to her video comment. here we go. being progressive except on the be. we don't learn world history in us schools and forget hearing anything about black history, which can be one entry point of health and innovation circles. the taiser changing because now we have things like snapshot and talk that might sound because in this way we all become eye witnesses to history and pulling around the world. we get to access with generations of black and pasting and liberation circles and been trying to talk for decades. i think that the key to the question of the pep is that we can identify it. we can point to it as a contradiction, but we have to point to it as an unsustainable contradiction, right? we can't say there are pet, but if it's some, or if it's some personality court like, you know, you know, we have to see it as a morally and sustainable position. if someone work or progressive except for south africa, it's all work progressive

marks? dr. marks: senator burr, no. the astrazeneca vaccine was being produced in that facility and the f.d.a. feels it's imperative that before vaccine can be shipped to any other partner it has to meet the quality standards it would need for any american as well. senator burr: so how long do you anticipate testing the astrazeneca vaccine as it is currently manufactured would take to verify? dr. marks: there is a working group across our office of regulatory affairs and our center and others at f.d.a. that are working together to try to clear that -- thosedoses as quickly as we can. i can't give you an exact time, but we understand the imperative to be able to have them available so that dr. kessler can range -- to ship those in need. senator burr: dr. kessler, one of the reasons we are as successful today is that partnerships have been leveraging vaccinations around the world. over 275 partnerships have been created to scale up vaccine production, manufacturing, and i guess i'm asking you this. if we waive intellectua

who better to speak to you then mark mobius echo? -- mark mobius? don't go away, this is bloomberg. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's golo.com. ♪ annmarie: good morning. it is 6:30 in london. i'm annmarie hordern. a sea of red as a tech sell down hits the nasdaq and asia. the debate over inflation, no better time than to speak with mark mobius. america's biggest petroleum pipeline races to recover as president biden says russia has some responsibility to the attack. good morning. 90 minutes from the start of european equities trading, and it is a sea of red. the hang seng down 2%. nasdaq yesterday, inflation is hostile

one of the markets saying to you, mark? mark: same story again. commodities, commodities and we have two new idiosyncratic stories to talk about. the pipeline story and america and a massive surge in iron ore prices continuing the theme we talked about last week. anna: let's have a quick think about where we are on the futures picture. u.s. equity markets thinking about the commodity story that you mentioned. something to keep an eye on. this is the futures picture right now for europe. on the back of some decent gains in europe and good gains in the u.s. maybe the fed will not be stepping away so soon. a new record in the s&p. u.s. futures are also pointing to the upside. a bit more to play for perhaps but it really was a story on friday that focused on the jobs report. what do you see on the gmm? mark: it is this commodities story coming through strongly. rentals are drive -- metals are driving at today. you can see them on the top of the commodities column driving this across the boards. the other theme which is clear from the gmm is that it is

mark: well said. i am a little perplexed, stephen miller, what you have just a spouse to been official american policy for well over 100 years until up until now and until up until now so what has changed? have you and i changed, had the wreck and people or has the democratic party changed. there was a pew report out in september and i don't believe they are run by white supremacists but there was a pew report that came out and they pointed out how immigration has utterly changed the demographics, political demographics in this country and the political demographics in this country and are we to believe, stephen miller, the nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and joe biden of the democrats are ignoring this and just acting out of sincerity? is that is what is going on at the border today we have women trying to cross, 38% of whom are raped and kids being stuffed into these buildings despite covid and so forth so what exactly is the democrat party about here? >> well, first of all, you hit on i think the es

mark: i am mark. crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. . president biden will said lawmakers his first fiscal 2022 budget proposal the white house economic council budget deputy director tells bloomberg he believes big companies have the capacity to pay more in taxes to help fund infrastructure investments. >> 2018, the effective tax rate pays by u.s. multinationals was 8% and compare that with a tax rate small businesses pay. compare that with the tax rate of the average middle-class family. there is clearly capacity for these companies to pay more in taxes, to help finance investments that will be good for these companies and the long run. mark: he says the president's budget is about improving and creasing -- increasing the productive capacity of our a long talk -- our economy over the long term. the syrian president bashar al-assad has won the country's elections. er

marks and late gene how to use marxism in the classroom. critical race theory richard dell gato gene right there again radical possibilities that is marxism in the classroom. the progressive education movement by william hayes do you know all of this is going on one dimensional man which was a important book to left herbert marcuse again here we have liberalism and social action. john dewey one of the original progressives 100 years ago angel in paradise -- we have more -- radicals you're familiar with this. rules for radicals. we have navigating borders, critical race theory is not just anymore about blacks. it is about immigration. we have critical immigration theory or what they call lackric never heard of it and new york times in 1619 project the purpose of which is to inculcate and doctrinate students to hate america what else do we have here degrowth movement that calls itself the climate change movement. in defense of degrowth by callus we have political theory and global climate change. doesn't matter who it is by. but these are pro

marks. dr. marks: chair murray, ranking member burr, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you again to talk about the covid response effort, particularly our efforts on vaccines. first, yesterday evening, the f.d.a. announced the expansion of the mverage use authorize farings the pfizer-biontec h-vac seen to include adolescents down to age 12 years. we know this is a big step for our country, vaccinating a younger population can bring us closer to a sense of normalcy and ending this pandemic. to look at the safety of the vaccine, the f.d.a. evaluated the clinical trials more than 2,000 adlessents aged 12 through 15. half of the participants restheaved pfizer biontec h-vac seen, half restheaved placebo. the side effects experienced were similar to those experienced by individuals aged 16 and older. to look at effectiveness, the f.d.a. evaluated data about how participant's immune system responded to the vaccine, comparing 190 individuals aged 12 through 15

mark is with us. what are the markets saying to you? mark: it is great to be back. unfortunately i am back with negative news. while china and japanese markets were still out and we lacked direction overall, we are focused on the fact that throughout asia we are seeing increasing cobit restrictions -- covid restrictions. that is the main theme, the diversions of negative in asia versus positive in europe and the u.s.. annmarie: we will have an update on the covid story and we will get some of the micro building blocks. numbers from maersk. we had numbers from this busy we are looking for more detail. they are giving full-year guidance. they pre-released some of the q1 numbers already. hey full-year underlying abbott da number, ebay guidance, also -- e bit guidance. we will be talking shortly to maersk. the supply of the cassidy to the market, all of that going on -- capacity to the market all of that going on. janet yellen's comments intentionally or probably unintentionally sent markets into a bit of a loop yesterday were reinforced downward trajectory we already h

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

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

mark: good morning. am i correct in understanding that you don't really see that we are on the verge of the big dollar breakdown right now? you think that is something that the secular bearish trend will resume later this year. if that's correct, when do you think the dollar downtrend will resume? is that a trade for the start of next year or sooner than that? stefanie: this would be -- i stand more at the beginning of next year. i see this come to an end exactly as you said. we have seen dollar weakness. it is still going on. we are getting close to very crucial levels. the dollar index is 1% short of the low from 2018. time is running out from a macro perspective but also from a technical perspective. that's an important pillar to look at as well. behind this was also a big catch up that europe had to do. replacing of the reflation story there. i see this being maximum price, too. it's important to monitor what the ecb has to say to that. 120 was the key level in 2020 and also 2018. we had last mention

hello, mark. i am not going to introduce you, but i want you to introduce yourself in the context of this discussion. linda, you start, i'm so honored to be here. my name is linda sar store and i am an unapologetic palestinian american daughter of palestinian immigrants to the united states of america. i'm also racial justice activists and have been on the streets of the united states for the last 2 decades. fighting for black and brown communities, mar, july people. i'm a leader in civil disobedience and direct action. and i'm just very happy to be here with you, family and also with mark mark in the context of what you do for you all. introduce yourself to stream audience. i mark lamarr hill. i am a professor who studies the issue in question of race in the middle east. i am very interested in the palestinian population in the old city of jerusalem. i am someone who studies trans national solidarity between black americans and palestinians. i am an activist. i am an organizer, and i am a former

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mark: both. but we have seen this big divide in chinese stocks because of alibaba and tencent, and companies like that that have been hit atlee. we are not investing in these companies just because of the political risk. instead we are going to look the companies that do semiconductor design and manufacturing, but may have been hit as a result of the technology that we have seen in china. alix: they have, but don't be semis also carry the geopolitical risk because of the china-u.s. face-off with chips that then spreads to taiwan? mark: i don't see that happening. i think taiwan is safe. yes, there's the possibility of some risk, but i don't see that happening at this stage of the game because both countries need to have a healthy taiwan. of course, china would like to take over, but it is not in the cost at this stage. guy: do you worry -- the semiconductor sector has had a really good run. there was some data on the terminal a bit earlier on, trying to recall exact with the numbers look like, bu

mark jumped in and pull ed out 9-year-old desiree rod he re. the only survivor, her mother, father, sister and aunt and uncle perished, she had been in the water 20 hours. >> it was against all odds that she was alive and coherent. >> reporter: this was the last time that paul and mark saw little desiree, and they have always wondered about her. that is why they were invited to a podcast show. along with a surprise guest. >> i'm going to allow her to introduce herself to you. >> i'm desiree. >> oh, my gosh. >> the brims of their ball caps were not wide enough to hide the joy. 35 years not nearly long enough to erase the bond. >> i'm so happy. >> when i connected with them, they brought a lot of closure. >> reporter: since then, they have stayed in touch. and this week, paul and mark invited desiree the aunt that raised herr and the rest of the family to take a little trip. it was her first time back on the ocean, a journey that would bring her full circle. >> this is basically the area right here. >> reporter: right back to where it all happene

mark: it's at the highest order. who do you think, irris, is likely to be the next is really -- is really prime minister -- israeli prime minister? irris: i don't know if i can go that far ahead, but it seems that the president, who has three days but may not take three days, to appoint the leader of the opposition. he will give him the mandate. with the lear is talking about is a rotation between himself and the leader of another righwing party, that they would do a rotating prime ministership. and that's a possibility. i have heard some israeli analysts saying that this is the greatest danger to benjamin netanyahu since 2009. really, we now have 28 days more , once the president hands that mandate over to see if he can put together a coalition for change, and if israel will see changes or if it will see this extraordinary legislation pushed through at the last minute. mark: there are clearly developments afoot. thank you very much. benjamin netanyahu it seems, heading towards the ranks of the opposition or not. the

now that you know the acronym the mark has used, but he didn't come up with. i want you to listen to livia and then respond to her video comment. here we go. being progressive except on palestine. daisy, we don't learn world history in us schools and forget hearing anything about black history, which can be one entry point and elimination circles. but the tide, they're changing because now we have things like snapshot and talk that might sound because in this way we all become eye witnesses to history and pulling around the world. we get to access with generations of black and passing and liberation circles and been trying to talk for decades. yeah, i think the key to the question of the pep is that we can identify it. we can point to it as a contradiction, but we have to point to it as an unsustainable contradiction, right? we can't say there are pet, but if it's some court, if it's some personality court like you know, you know, we have to see it as a morally and sustainable position. so we're, we're progressive except for south africa. it's all we're progre

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

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

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