if u. p. s. federal government says it's withdrawn from the t gray region to focus on threats to its ground when a song stam the 2nd, filling off the damage to be completed this month, but told to reach an agreement with sudan and egypt fails to produce results at their requests. the issue will be discussed next week at an urgent fashion over the united nations security council. it will morgan reports from alpha sugar near the porter, with ethiopia. when rebel sees the grand capital this week, the few been government said that was because it had withdrawn its forces. it says it needs them to focus on other threats to the country. when the gym or by you don't get are going to the goal of declaring a cease fire in the to gray region is to neutralize the danger of the 2 great people's liberation front and withdraw military equipment from there. because the region does not currently pose a threat to the country, the exit of the army from too great is one of the steps to address the external threats t

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u. p. s failed to deliver packages for christmas. one year they began building this entire logistics service, so very upset with customers. but there's of course, the dark side to that as well, which is that many employees at amazon, especially the ones the lowest down on, on the sort of corporate totem pole in the warehouse. of say that the conditions are very bad, and of course amazon has been really detrimental to a smaller, independent retailers. you know, without the critics, but he's being replaced by and the jesse, what do we know about him? well, and he just, he has been at amazon for basically his entire career more than 20 years. he was the head of the very profitable web services business. he's also known as being extremely detail oriented at the, perhaps one different as is that he's described as a bit nicer phases. they're not quite as harsh, but i also see that the pieces isn't completely leaving. anyone who's going to remain as chairman and likely remain involved in some of the bigger decisions. one of the big challeng

s. c to the army . so to the y p g and the u. s c is continued support y p g has been one of the main reasons of the friction between uncut washington since 2014 took. it says that white p g is a peak silly group in syria and it's a national security threat for the country. but the u. s. it says that way peter has an effective instrument in its fight against isis. so turkey, on the other hand, is trying to manage a very delicate balance with the washington. but it seems that the latest attack will, for the relations between uncle and washington, that the prisoner going is going to with it most likely on july to t. and it seems that this in freezing attacks, white people on the touch of military postal say, is going to be one of the main topic in the agenda during the meeting between present one and russian president vladimir put in. and that was russell from a stumble. thanks for that. saudi arabia says it's intercepted and destroyed drones, launched by evans who the rebels towards the kingdom south. the founded coalition is shot

s. claims of why the nation attacked just aren't true. the p. m. f isn't the only group pushing back against the u. s. lead airstrikes in iraq, military spokesman, also condemned strikes on twitter, calling them quote, a blink and unacceptable. violation of rocky sovereignty. any rocky national security, the u. s. for nearly 3 decades has sang the song of the importance of stability in the middle east, security across the region, fighting terrorism and ending the spread authoritarian violence. but it appears with the recent air strikes the u. s. as only advancing the tensions, an exponentially growing crises in air strikes are often indiscriminate in the death toll, children innocent civilians, anyone can easily become collateral damage for a nation that police of the globe and advancing human rights. america sure doesn't seem to have a problem. dropping bombs and violating international law. questions about the us have authority to strike. we will tell a tory efforts increase the time. we start watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going

s. a. europe in union turkey, but the u. s. a says that the y p g has been an effective instrument against it's it's but it's 5 against iso. so the reason at tags is not when the going to going to further string the relations between uncle and washington. but also it is going to determine the relation between on cut and moscow as well. the french president has demanded any explanation from israel after an investigation revealed. its spyware was found on his phone a manual ma, crohn's fine, along with other french government officials, was reportedly hag using pegasus by way, developed by the israel, based in a. so group, 10 governments, including the united arab emirates, are alleged to have both surveillance devices to track activists, journalists, lawyers, and politicians. still ahead on al jazeera allegations and recriminations, china issues a fair warning to the us. the head of high level and gay in brazil, protest is demand. the president's impeachment. he's handling of the pandemic. i i, it's time for the journey to with

that's d w dot com the the u. s. s p. the office withdrawal from afghanistan with to schedule to be out of the country by the end of august 20 years after entering the country in the wake of 911 to fight terrorism. bad leavings saying the job has been done, after costing millions of dollars and more than $2300.00 us lives. people about to ask, when did this forever was stop being a good idea? i'm so gale and this is the day the, the we're losing 20 years of achievement. us wants to leave. and the war 1st, united states, turning away from this responsibility by withdrawing troops from afghanistan hastily dumping the wall myself in the afghan people and countries in the region. countries in the region, having a sense of role play and supporting a piece for some of the taliban already control more than 80 percent of the country . that's the truth. it's up to the people who stand beside what government they want not us to impose government on as long as the taliban engage in the peace process. but also on the day of the us an

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s. p. at zemett and cons any as main opposition, partially as demanding information after its chairman and 10 other party members were arrested by police early on the way police and i jerry, i have secured the release of more than a 100 villagers who were kidnapped 6 weeks ago most of them were women and their children. they were abducted last month in northwestern federal state. we did receive more now from the capital of which i those released include 18 women, some of them nursing mothers and 20 children were taken from several villages in some for a state and kept in the forest. that boat is dumb for niger as well as cathy states . these are the state why that is active banditry activity or group activities by angles and also a response from the niger military and police forces. now we've seen over the past few weeks, how the security forces have stepped up operations or interdiction rate and banded hide out in that area, claiming tough, it's called direct, it's and killing several ball

and of course the u. s. p out is the most important because us the world reserve currency. but that, that cancel culture that has emerged in the last few years of its life seems to be not accidental. it seems to be a natural progression out of a desire to control all to agree that the dollar is still king. yeah, the council culture is part of the millennial generation seems to be really in favor of the council culture. and the generation z then are just getting out of college. now we're actually anti count council culture. so with the generation z, they're actually going to start to see a return to hyper volatility in millennials already or into big coined as a generation is not yet firmly under bitcoin, that she will change. and now then you'll have to generation to simultaneously, heavily into big clay, and then you'll see fab money, which is already freaking out. the central banks are already resorting to a pure of neil feudalism to try to control the wildfire. that is big coin. and that will fail. remember we just pointed out that stocks are all time highs. home prices

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well, coming as you say, 4 days after this 4400000000 dollar i p o on the u. s. and then going after 2 other companies that have just listed in the u. s. and the timing can very few coincidences in china. and i think this is no coincidence. it's also there's been a lot of tension about chinese companies listing in the u. s. for example, because they have different rules. they've been imposing new rules on chinese companies that they have to be more transparent. so perhaps the chinese government feels that they're, they're revealing to many of their secrets that they're there. we're exporting chinese secrets or technology. so i think there could, there's definitely something behind the timing. and this is definitely going to be difficult for investors to know, you know, the rules keep changing all the time. and it's not just this tech from, of course that's being targeted. that's right. yeah. we've had, we've, we've had alibaba last year. they had a $34000000000.00 ip scuppered because probably because of remarks by jack mar saying that the state banking system ne

s u on a 2 year deal. the news to the euros in england have been charged by us after a fan targets a denmark o keep a cast, push michael with the lay the pen during the defining penalty of a semi final level. as the result stands in england or through to the 1st major finally in 55 years, david's folks report the 66000 friends were wembley, most of them hoping to see england reach that 1st major final since winning the world cup in 1966, they were the favorites against the demo side who had powered the way to the tournament impressively, despite the trauma of christie and ericsson suffering a cardiac arrest during their opening game. england did not conceited any goes in that 1st 5 matches. but that changed in a 30 minute courtesy of michel dams. god god the 1st shot to be jordan picks it and the 1st direct free kick to be scored in this is championship england of last the last 4 semi finals. but they didn't panic and hit back quickly. rave sterling was somehow denied by caspar. she miko. however, 45 secon

s. o. p o is at the demick. it's not and you can look back to precedence, and that's the tobacco settlement of about 20 to 23 years ago here in the united states. that settlement was for over $200000000000.00. did that in the tobacco use in the united states? no, it hasn't. hasn't curtailed it is stats show that it has curtailed tobacco use and it's shifting now to developing and other sources of tobacco. bottom line, know is, is that onlookers and public health officials that i've spoken to today say that this money, if used correctly, there's 26000000000. again, a lot of this is going to go to lawyers by the way. but once it starts being distributed to states and local municipalities, if it is used properly, it could be a good 1st step to contain the epidemic of opioids in the united states. but again, it has to be used correctly and used in the right manner. that could save lives, help addicts get beat, their addiction and rehabilitate their lives, and also educate people on how to properly use safe opioids,

s immediately lodged an appeal, i spoke to australian n p. george christenson, who was among those who fell in the video in support of their fellow countrymen. a lot of paperwork viewing behind the assange campaign. feeling this is just something that the trump administration was, was doing well, it actually wasn't the trump administration that was doing it. of course, we know now that don't trump consider issuing a pardon to join assigns for someone that wouldn't. that was going after him. you wouldn't be thinking about issuing a pardon. so this is something that the u. s. department of justice is showing and there. that's why nothing as simple as simply dropped with the change of regimes in the us or administrations in the us. you know, so my, spain swept to the side bar on the mainstream media and you even have some journalist to die that still protest at calling him a journalist will are going to say that job without any sort of opinion that's added to it. he's just giving the raw data to the people and i think he should be applauded for

but the u. s. has maintained the relationship with y p g. even though it's very guys. k as a service vision service are very complicated situation. i relationship with sure and government is very complicated because this year and government has traditionally host autonomy for for the church. but the wifi g doesn't maintain an office in russia. it also has an interest in, in washington. ah, but the bulk of its military equipment company, the united states, and the us us to maintain this relationship with a wife in the context of a certain democratic forces which the us has always insisted was very important in their defeat devices. our turkey here has complained to us many, many times about this relationship, nonetheless, us are unwilling to to give it up. and as you said, why pj is ability to deal with moscow and washington and somehow find a working relationship also with sharing government strengths. yes, the much stronger opponents, namely the government or turkey. still ahead and i'll just 01 by one presidential contenders in nicaragua is upcoming election of being

as alexander on p s u reports, many of them are still waiting to be recognized as victims by the government. lena basically was a female student activists in colombia in the late 1990 s, like many social and political leaders in the country. she was forced to flee abroad following repeated threats from armed groups that had lots of people were killed or disappeared. threats were becoming constant. that was the climate we were operating in violence fear. so finally, i like many decided to leave during the following 2 decades in exile in mexico, she built a successful academic career, but never gave up on peace in columbia. ben, it's why now she is 150 our victims living in 23 different countries who are attending a conference to discuss their experiences. many have returned for the 1st time in years. others were not allowed to leave their host country due to their refugee status. and are attending events virtually most or victims of state and paramilitary forces during the conflict with fire gravels and left because they hadn't no protection. now they're hoping to share their story with colu

s. absolutely. so much so that the white house at the high level is discussing whether or not there should be some sort of tweak in the messaging to encourage people to wear math. sin indoor public space is something they said just a few months ago was no longer necessary, but the spike in the delta very what we're seeing about a look back in june about 11000 infections a day. now we're seeing it up to $41000.00 a day. and as we've been repeating here, analysis here, this is a pandemic now of the facts. and the fear is, is that there may be a need to protect those that are vaccinated, given the fact that we know those who are vaccinated can still shed and spread the virus. so as a result, the white house looking at this, and this is of real concern so much so that the cdc, that's the centers for disease control where the official guidance would come out for the united states. also taking a look at whether or not the new mask recommendation may need to be put in place. big picture then ki

the u. s. provides training, logistical support and weapons to the y p g. d. us primarily partner with the white p g in north syria, in his fight against isom. turkey has termed or pause the partnership with global interest at lee, the future of syria is still unclear, which means families on both sides of the border will continue to pay the ultimate price. this will say, i'll just stumble. they had to stay and says it could increase. it strikes against the afghan taliban if it's fighters continue their offensive general care. mackenzie who oversees combat troops in afghanistan says the u. s. is carrying out enough air strikes to support the african me. but he declined to comment on how long that would last and with the u. s. military mission to set, set to end next month. prison buying to set a date of 31 august, furthest assertion of our, of our campaign here. after that date, we will still provide significant logistics support to the afghan military. we will still provide significant logistics support in particular to the afghan air force through mainten

s. congress. so if you try to make the j. c p o a, a treaty, it's not going to fly inside. it will not approve it. and so green was just the next step down, but agreements can easily be broken as we discovered in 2018. you couldn't be more correct, their secretary if they state it. and the blinking recently announced that the u. s . will provide more than $436000000.00 an additional humanitarian assistance to syrians and the communities that host them. what are your thoughts on this somewhat of a relief package? well that it's how the, it's who they want to provide it to. and that is primarily to syrians who are in the inlet problems area and to bring in humanitarian assistance. they want to do it without approval of the syrian government. and the russians who control the border area, where this assistance would be coming in has not agreed to that. so the, the whole issue of, of, of trying to work something out. i absence the, the syrian government in whose country they, these refugees would reside, is, is problematic, and the united states continues to want to oust aside.

s. economy bounces back j. p. morgan earnings more than doubled while goldman sachs revenues. it's asset management is an all time high. pm central bank is formerly beginning a project to create a digital your own plan aims to react to the growing popularity of crypto currencies and online payments. the c. b will now begin exploring exactly how it should work from a coin purse to a digital wallet, in euro or digital euro would be designed to operate like platforms and apps such as pay pal and apple wallet and digital currencies like bitcoin. and this comes after the pandemic boosted online shopping and digital currency investments. analysts say, as consumers get used to making purchases online, it's important to have safe and easy digital currency soon and more consumers in the, in the things that when the cost and smart money. and that's why we need the digital central bank owned and regulated the digital currency i. e, the euro. other central banks are already exploring options. england is researching its own central bank digital currency cheekily named the brit coin and the

s. claims of why the nation attacked just aren't true. the p. m. f isn't the only group pushing back against the us. lead airstrikes in iraq, military spokesman, also condemned the strikes on twitter, calling them quote, a blamed an unacceptable violation of iraqi sovereignty. any rocky national security the u. s. for nearly 3 decades has sang the song of the importance of stability in the middle east, security across the region, fighting terrorism, and ending the spread authoritarian violence. but it appears with the recent airstrikes. the u. s. is only advancing the tensions, an exponentially growing crises. in air strikes are often indiscriminate and the death toll children innocent civilians. anyone can easily become collateral damage for a nation that police of the globe and advancing human rights. america sure doesn't seem to have a problem. dropping bombs and violating international law question the bound. if the us have authority to strike rotella tory efforts increase the time we start watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going o

please drop the shooting m p. 's urge the u. s. government who had brought its extradition, appealed to the u. k. and drop all charges against julian. the whistleblower spends yet another birthday behind bars. declassified or documents reveal astonishing details of britain and from submarine fleming to attack the soviet union bucket 1940. even before the end of our correspondence gets hands on with history. this is quite interesting. so this is a copy of a notify mores gamble. and the commander in chief of the french car enforces at the beginning of world war 2. ah, 247 use lie from the russian capital. this is our pleasure to have your company today. my name's union o'neill, our top story. the efficacy of the fund or cobra job has dropped by nearly a 3rd, as, according to a new study by the is really help ministry. the findings come amid the rapid spread, both in the country and globally of the delta variant of the virus 1st detected in india, and the vaccine is still said to be efficient in preventing serious illness. we discu

but the u. s. s . has that y, p g has been an effective instrument in the fight against iso and it will keep the support in supporting white people. on the other hand, distribution is a little bit complicated when it comes to the political game, because white page is not only getting support from the us, but also from russia as well. not really enjoying support from both russia and the us. but turkey sofa hasn't mentioned the u. s. the or particularly russia, because it has concern that any escalation between moscow and i'm kind of cool, have a negative impact in the belly, frustration in the city of it lip, which, which 4500000 people live there. and it might potentially trigger another wave of the ravages tobar turkey ristocki or the hosting for 1000000 cd refugees there. but the recent at tags seems that it's going to further the sting donations between and cut and washington, and also the relation between the delicate relation between and cut it and most glo . so going to be affected by the support

busy of the expertise that is is provided by the u. s. to the y p john the washington continue that continuous support y p g is also another major reasons for the friction between and cut and washington took. it says that washington to immediately stop the supporting y p g, because it is a pizza case in officer, which is on the terrorist in the u. s. the european union and turkey. but the u. s . it says that the white piece has been an effective instrument against its it's in its fight against iso. so the reason a tags is not when the going to going to further the string, the relations between uncle and washington. but also it is going to determine the relation between ankara and moscow as well. security is being boosted into initiatives. capital had of planned protests against the government activists. one changes to the political system, including the removal of the parliamentary speaker. there's also been anger over the extension of a crone of ice curtis virus state of emergency, until january local officials and plays roads in an effo

s. g d p. now this under any circumstances or on the any analysis is off too much. so we know the problem is how do we stop them selling it? and the only way we'd stop selling it is to pay them in an enough interest for them to hang on to that dollars. but that destroys the markets. and this is why i feel that it's a very different scenario as far as assets, the concern this time run financial assets in particular, but it's also true of residential property, other property, and so on, so forth. i mean, i can remember not even in this sort of situation, but back in 1975 in this country. when the banks were bust, you could have bought an office bought block in london in the city for nothing. why? because somebody had to pay money to keep the utilities going in that office block . and that is the sort of situation which we run towards when money actually buys you nothing. i think the way it will come out of it is that central banks can only do one thing. you have the collapse, it's not total at some stage. central bank say we've got to mobilize alco reserves, and they

c o p region. the u. s. children fonda saying half of all pregnant and breast feeding women into grier, acute, malnourished, leaving them in their babies, prone to sickness. fighting between the philippine government and the 10 great people's liberation front is intensified since the tpl. i've captured much of the region last month. most of the ages now blocks and agencies, or warning of a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. 20 tens of thousands of people have been displaced. food stores have been looted without sufficient humanitarian assistance . child malnutrition will rise beyond the already alarming levels leading to increased risk of mortality. amount of honorable population unit that is ditch this bashing supplies now to meet new emergency needs in a fire and i'm horror. a convoy of over 200 tracks, easel needs we now from fair mirror to mckelly. this is a drop in the ocean. we need at least 100 trucks to be matching the away every day degree. if we understand a chance to the fact the catastrophic si

s. dimension of this report for the white g and y, p g continued attacks, or skirmishes where the church military not is going to be highlighted by the church government because it is a major issue between now washington and jerky. why is it considered our organization by quite jerky gay, because it was reported, but the u. s. has major relationship with the g even though they guys are j as a division service are very complicated situation. yeah, it does seem to be the split, doesn't there as you, as you, as you mentioned there that there's in the us seems to be trying to, to approach us on, on 2 different levels in a certain sense. does that give the y p g, a sense of confidence if you like, if it feels that it's got the support of the us, but it also has the backing of russia and it's operating within syria as well. connected with assuring government is very complicated because the sharon government has traditionally post autonomy for for the church. by the way, the g doesn't mean came an office in russia. it also has an office in, in washington, but the bulk of its military equipment

he said in when u. s. g, d p in 1994 was 4 percent. unemployment was 5 and a half percent, and inflation. 2.7 percent greenspan hyped rates by 25 basis points to 3.25 percent, and february of 990 for employment gains had been on a tear. and yet somehow no one expected the rate hike naturally. he hadn't pre signaled a change. he says natural, he hadn't pre signal because this was green spans thing. his godly group is famous fed speaking, nobody understood what he meant. he never signaled anything like is now standard for the life pow jaelyn and bernacki. they tell you in 3 months we're going to do this like they're always segment, while greenspan didn't. so naturally, he hadn't signaled a change. the bond market collapsed. most people don't think bond markets can crash, but that's only because they haven't traded long enough to live through one, like all crashes, that one happened for all sorts of complex reasons. but the biggest was that the system was highly leveraged to a certain future. so each interest

he said in when u. s. g b p in 1994 was 4 percent. unemployment was 5 and a half percent. and inflation, 2.7 percent greenspan hyped rates by 25 basis points to 3.25 percent. and february of 990 for employment gains had been on a tear. and yet somehow no one expected the rate hike naturally. he hadn't pre signaled a change. he says, naturally, he hadn't pre signal because this was green spans, bang, his godly, google famous sped speak. nobody understood what he meant. he never signaled anything like is now standard for the life of pal jaelyn and bernacki. they tell you, in 3 months we're going to do this like they're always signaling, while greenspan didn't. so naturally, he hadn't signaled a change. the bond market collapsed. most people don't think bond markets can crash, but that's only because they haven't traded long enough to live through one, like all crashes, that one happened for all sorts of complex reasons. but the biggest was that the system was highly leveraged to a certain future. so each interest rate cycle has been different over the course of the 2 decades

he said in when u. s. g b p in 1994 was 4 percent. unemployment was 5 and a half percent, and inflation. 2.7 percent greenspan hyped rates by 25 basis points to 3.25 percent, and february of 990 for employment gains had been on a tear. and yet somehow no one expected the rate hike naturally. he hadn't pre signaled a change. he says, naturally, he hadn't pre signal because this was green spans, bang, his godly, google famous sped speak. nobody understood what he meant. he never signaled anything like is now standard for the life pow jaelyn and bernacki. they tell you in 3 months we're going to do this like they're always signaling, while greenspan didn't. so naturally, he hadn't signaled a change. the bond market collapsed. most people don't think bond markets can crash, but that's only because they haven't traded long enough to live through one, like all crashes, that one happened for all sorts of complex reasons. but the biggest was that the system was highly leveraged to a certain future. so each interes

he said in when u. s. g b p in 1994 was 4 percent. unemployment was 5 and a half percent. and inflation, 2.7 percent greenspan hyped rates by 25 basis points to 3.25 percent. and february of 990 for employment gains had been on a tear. and yet somehow no one expected the rate hike naturally. he hadn't pre signaled a change. he says, naturally, he hadn't pre signal because this was green spans. bang his godly good because famous, sped speak, nobody understood what he meant. he never signaled anything like is now standard for the life of pal jaelyn and bernacki. they tell you, in 3 months we're going to do this like they're always signaling, while greenspan didn't. so naturally, he hadn't signaled a change. the bond market collapsed. most people don't think bond markets can crash, but that's only because they haven't traded long enough to live through one, like all crashes, that one happened for all sorts of complex reasons. but the biggest was that the system was highly leveraged to a certain future. so each interest rate cycle has been different over the course of the 2 de

and so the client, him 80 the peer cybersecurity play, they're about to do an i p o and u. s. and the government kind of went away to say, you have everyone data, you have everyone's where they're going, who, who's in what car, what time they're arriving, where they're going. you have all the information on one large network is most likely infiltrated by u. s. security. so they're pulling back on dd, they took the app store, they'll do a full cyber security review, but they'll come back online. they are a monopoly in china, almost monopoly. there are some other competitors online, but they have very strong company. they kicked over out of china the be bought overs over china's organization and they'll come back online. right now. it's just going to be taken off as a basis. favorite security review. all right, we're going to take a break back in a moment with dan collins fast ending discussion about china. go away. the me ah, cuba experience demonstrations for and against the hub on government. many in the us loud, we say something must be done. what that's something is, is not

on the growing issue of vaccine has been see also ahead please drop by shooting m p 's. urge the u. s. government who draw its extra addition appeal to the u. k. and drop all charges against julian lessons. the whistleblower spends yet another birthday behind bars. declassified or documents reveal astonishing details of britain and from.

he said in when u. s. g b p in 1994 was 4 percent. unemployment was 5 and a half percent, and inflation. 2.7 percent greenspan hyped rates by 25 basis points to 3.25 percent, and february of 990 for employment gains had been on a tear. and yet somehow no one expected the rate hike naturally. he hadn't pre signaled a change. he says natural, he hadn't pre signaled because this was green spans thing. his godly goose, his famous fed speak, nobody understood what he meant. he never signaled anything like is now standard for the life of pal jaelyn and bernacki. they tell you in 3 months we're going to do this like they're always signaling, while greenspan didn't. so naturally, he hadn't signaled a change. the bond market collapsed. most people don't think bond markets can crash, but that's only because they haven't traded long enough to live through one, like all crashes, that one happened for all sorts of complex reasons. but the biggest was that the system was highly leveraged to a certain future. so each int

he said in when u. s. g b p in 1994 was 4 percent. unemployment was 5 and a half percent, and inflation. 2.7 percent greenspan hyped rates by 25 basis points to 3.25 percent, and february of 1994. and climate gains had been on a tear. and yet somehow no one expected the rate hike naturally. he hadn't pre signaled a change. he says, naturally, he had a pre signal because this was green spans thing. his godly goose is famous, sped speak, nobody understood we didn't meant he never signaled anything like is now standard for the life of pal jaelyn and bernacki. they tell you it in 3 months we're going to do this like they're always take one while greenspan didn't. so naturally he hadn't signaled a change. the bond market collapsed. most people don't think bond markets can crash, but that's only because they haven't traded long enough to live through one, like all crashes that one happened for all sorts of complex reasons. but the biggest was that the system was highly leveraged to a certain future. so each inte

then here in the u. s. the down, the nasdaq and the s and p, we're all in the green, while jobless claims were more than expected for the 2nd week. concerns about an economic slowdown were shaken off on friday with a raleigh that saw the s and p 500 hitting a new inter day record. and finally, the p. s. x is down to end the week. this comes after the index actually hit a new record high on tuesday when crude oil prices reach their highest point in more than 6 years. moving into next week, we will continue to keep an eye on the state of the opec dispute and the spread of coven variance worldwide. and that is your global market walk. time now for a quick break, but when we come back, volkswagen is back in the spotlight as the european commission. i said the auto manufacturer with a big time fine start head and we're gonna bring you the latest. and as we go to break here, the number that the quote the me to don't to leave, you know, should move a new she will try to she who it's ready to love me because she kn

and i'd also draw a streaming m p. 's or washington to adroit extra edition appeal to the u. k. drop all charges against julian lessons here from one of them. i one minute past mid day in moscow this wednesday july the 7th. welcome to the news r and r t. my names unit only. the efficacy of the fall is your cobra job has dropped by nearly a 3rd. now, according to a new study, bobby is really health ministry. the findings come amid the rapids spread both in the country and globally of the delta variant of the virus 1st detected in india, and the vaccine is still said to be efficient in preventing serious illness. we discussed the issue with the head of the vaccination program of the television medical center. we have data which shows even if the immunity of 2 doses of defy their job, even if team units is waning, it's winging very, very, very slowly. it is possible at some point everybody will need another dose. obviously we're worried about the drop. the delta varying has already been studied in britain and elsewhere in defies. and 15 has been found to be less effective against i

p of surgical robots made in the u. s. when it comes to surgical assistance, davinci is state of the art. this robot can remove tumor as tissue from someone with prostate cancer, but it doesn't operate autonomously a control panel. let surgeons use the robot arms and real time, which has one big advantage, motion, scaling and tremble filters. this allows the surgical robot to work more precisely . but the da vinci robot has to disadvantages. it doesn't receive any have to feedback, meaning it can't feel for specific body parts. and it's very expensive. davinci costs up to 2000000 euros. tokyo based company river field is trying to solve these problems there. robot is quite similar to davinci and will cost less. here the robot arms are powered by air pressure. this enable tactic, feedback, producing the risk of patient injury. so this should make the operation more intuitive. the use of a surgical robot to become much more important in japan because the aging society is coming and the rate of towns become increasing in japa