joanna.— the red list. joanna. yeah, so, we are exoecting _ the red list. joanna. yeah, so, we are exoecting a — the red list. joanna. yeah, so, we are expecting a sharp _ the red list. joanna. yeah, so, we are expecting a sharp reduction i the red list. joanna. yeah, so, wej are expecting a sharp reduction to the red list and there is going to be just nine countries left on there which will be welcome news to a lot of people. part of the reason i think a lot of people have gone and got vaccinated as to allow us to have a lot of the freedoms and i think that over the last couple of months even though a considerable amount of people in the country have been vaccinated in some areas, you know, especially with travel, it has been quite strict so this allows a lease for people who want to travel to the majority of the countries that were on the red list to not isolate apart from the nine that are going to be left on there so i think that anything to do with travel usually i welcome and i think this is going to be something that the rest of the country as well will pr

i was seated i joanna cherry and diane abbott. they joanna cherry and diane abbott. they were no more than most and they were both talking and really moving and alarming terms about the abuse they have suffered and joanna said she would not have gone into politics had she known that this was going to happen and that is, at the extreme there is the violence that has taken his lies and may well been driven by a cause. but there is a spectrum of people being cut off of political protest are intimidating from speaking, intimidating from getting involved which is damaging and can really damage as as a liberal democracy and we have to think understand that as a spectrum just as with violence against women and girls, sexual violence where people are rightly spoken about spectrum of behaviour and red flags and things that ought to have been tackled further down the track and i think we need to reconsider that within the framework of political discourse and how we relate to each other. the man arrested for killing mp sir david amess is named as ali harbi ali, a british man of

we are joined again by joanna lawson your. -- joanna. let's start with the etf itself, it is just futures. why is it a big deal for the crypto industry? joanna: it is exciting because they have been waiting for years to get something like this and it does make it easier for regular investors in the u.s., people who invest in the u.s. much to get access to something that is related to bitcoin. people are thinking this could really help adoption for people who might be nervous about just buying bitcoin itself, for instance. manus: joanna, what are the concerns about these etf's? joanna: manus, one of them is if you have an etf based on futures, the futures market can get a little crazy sometimes, and we saw that for instance with oil when futures went negative. that is obviously a very rare scenario. but you do have some unpredictable behavior around the futures in some scenarios, and especially with something like crypto where it is still a fairly new asset class. you also have issues or you can have roles that are somewhat expensive for

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cnbc contributor joanna stern is with us. joanna, to me this event is really about the chips more than the machines themselves because in a way, these are higher end so they're going to belower volume, though the profits are likely to be nice, but we're going to get a look probably a better look at apple's premium level ambitions for its home grown chips, right >> absolutely right. all about the chips. which i brought a bag of chips or something to talk about the excitement about chips today i think we should take a bet how long is apple going to spend talking about this speeds and feeds and the actual silicon today. my guess is at least 15 minutes. and i think that is all about their excitement, their want to push of their own synergy between the software obviously the hardware and the services, but now with that silicon being able to really take on the intel's and the other pc manufacturers who are reliant on their partners like intel and amd. >> now, we're used to the mac sort of getting some ideas from features from the m

rishaad: thank you, joanna ostergaard, luber cross asset teams -- joanna singer -- joanna, bloomberg cross asset teams. you have to turn it up every month, in terms of 10% in fees, they could run 25%-10% annually and that the end of every contract, you don't get anything. you don't get a bitcoin. it is not like a oil future where you take delivery of the oil. so, is it an etf or a nondeliverable forward? yvonne: yeah, and you have got to wonder what is the value of buying an etf versus the value of buying bitcoin itself? hard to make that argument right now, given what you just said, but there are people who say it is better to get exposure in a different way. david: if your mandate is simply equity, and etf kind of does that for you. but he makes a good point, if they are not delivering, is that an ndf? but i guess that is what you have derivatives, right, simply to go out over the absence of anything that makes clear sense. rishaad: you get a picture of it and it is an nst. i have been boring everybody about this, i'm going to go to lloyd blankfein, doesn't knowing any crypto now b

joanna, what is your view on the money — wednesday. joanna, what is your view on the money for— wednesday. joanna, what is your view on the money for the _ wednesday. joanna, what is your view on the money for the skills _ on the money for the skills revolution? i on the money for the skills revolution?— on the money for the skills revolution? ~ , . ., , revolution? i think it is certainly important _ revolution? i think it is certainly important and _ revolution? i think it is certainly important and definitely - revolution? i think it is certainlyl important and definitely needed, especially after brexit. it depends what areas and who will realistically adopt this. i think in this country sometimes there are so many— this country sometimes there are so many schemes and things that are happening and gaps we see but unfortunately not enough people within _ unfortunately not enough people within the british public go in to fill those — within the british public go in to fill those gaps. i think this is something else that will d

joanna, thank you so much. joanna ossinger for the latest on bit coin. i'm sure we'll see a lot of you, joanna. bit coin ain't going away. a storm brewing in the uk. supply bottle bottlenecks. unemployment. and the inflation data in just a few minutes' time. this is bloomberg. >> we have to evolve our practices tha has us to live with covid. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak europe." i'm dain burger and manus cranny. some things to look out for today the u.n. are convening a net zero future event. members of the net zero owner alliance, they will be there. they're going to report on and discuss the ambitious science-based targets that they want to achieve by 2025. the feds publicishing their beige book as consumer spending decelerates and inflation continues to rise, manus. manus: yep. third quarter earnings are going to hit the tape. the company is one of the few to enjoy yup ward revisions to their earnings from the analyst numbers last month. but apparently it's spacex that will make elon musk a trillionaire. the inflation data, we've flag

this is joanna connor! and tonight, the healing hands belong to none other than joanna connor. the brooklyn native, turned chicago shredder, never fails to pack the house. people love her and she plays guitar like no other woman i've seen. when i play guitar, i get kind of aggressive. i don't know, i just go into that zone "i want to kick some butt," you know. did you like that? do you ever get nervous when you come up here? i get nervous every night. every time? when you can lose that, it means you lost your passion. i'm a bit nervous. is this normal? got to get that wine going. all right. hey. hey, man. to drinking red and playing the blues. are you feeling good, chicago? [cheering] all right. are you feeling good, johnny bananas? he's still worried. he's ready. so we're going to play a little blues for you. how's that sound? [blues music] (singing) [inaudible] turn your light down low. blues in chicago is synonymous. blues is a gift to the world. and it really launched from here. i used to go see all the chicago blues bands when they'd come through i lived. and i was like, i

i was listening to joanna _ and challenging things? undoubtedly. i was listening to joanna cherry - and challenging things? undoubtedly. i was listening to joanna cherry and i i was listening tojoanna cherry and diane abbott on radio four earlier on. people with whom, i know they will both know more than most with whom i have had profound disagreements with over the years, but they were both talking in really moving and alarming terms about the levels of abuse they suffer, and joanna in particular were saying she wouldn't have got into politics had she known that this was going to happen. and that is at the extreme there is the violence that does seem to have, well, that has taken sir david's life and may well have been driven by a cause. but there is a spectrum of people being put off politics or been intimidated from speaking, intimidated from getting involved, which is damaging, and really damage us, britain, as a liberal democracy and we have to understand that as a spectrum, just as with violence against women and girls, sexual violence, where

the papers will be back again tomorrow morning with joanna gosling. she'll be joined by the broadcaster joanna jarjue and political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding. dojoin us then if you can but for now, good night. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. this is most peculiar and most welcome. thank you. nice to have you back. great to be back, its great to have cinemas open again. a real mixed bag this week, we have the french dispatch, which is the new film by wes anderson... ..frank herbert's dune, the unfilmable novel, is back on screen... ..and we have dear evan hansen, a stage to screen story. of the three you mentioned, the french dispatch is the one i want to see. are you a wes anderson fan? i love the grand budapest hotel. and who could not love that? i love grand budapest hotel. he has extraordinary filmography, you watch a couple seconds of the film you know you're watching a wes anderson film. this is set in the fictional town which chronicles the last edi

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would joanna chu, would you like to comment? >> i'd rather not comment on policy recommendations just to-- for safety reasons, but i would just recommend getting as much information from hong kong as possible because of the risk of any actions being foreign collusion or foreign interference. i'd recommend that the commission get the latest news on hong kong from the hong kong free press, which is, i think, the best language news source at the moment because a lot of publications are under pressure, or being shut down. >> okay. pastor chen. >> yeah, i'm sorry, my english is bad, and i maybe that not only that hong kong people and uighurs, also suffer from ccp. and yesterday one swiss company the new weapons to the hong kong policemen, kind of pepper spray, that is new. i think we need solid action to stop ccp to attack or condemn the human rights. when ccp no human rights, no religion freedom, we should no trading, no olympics games, no in china -- when trading with ccp, they will play olympic games, still buy some things and mak

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joanna. it and described it as a shocking and chilling case. joanna.— chilling case. joanna. it was an extremely _ chilling case. joanna. it was an extremely powerful _ chilling case. joanna. it was an| extremely powerful statement, chilling case. joanna. it was an - extremely powerful statement, wasn't it, from the mother bear? and she alluded to the difficulty is that the family have had to deal with which go beyond losing their daughters. she talks about her feelings about the metropolitan police, paid tribute to the amazing work of the team that brought this case to justice but what are the ramifications in terms of the way that this case was handled? well, we saw yesterday. _ that this case was handled? well, we saw yesterday, didn't _ that this case was handled? well, we saw yesterday, didn't we, _ that this case was handled? well, we saw yesterday, didn't we, from i saw yesterday, didn't we, from earlier this week the independent office for police conduct who released their findings after looking into issues surrounding what happened when bibaa henry and nicole smallma

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joanna: what did you by amazon? scott: that nine dollars, it went to $14 and i sold it. how do you know which of these points? one of the things people forget about money is money is a social good. they think money is something governments create. no, it is something society creates. if you were in a prisoner of war camp, the currency in prison camps with cigarettes. people create this. risa bitcoin back when it was $100 and i do not buy it, i was fascinated because to me, the virtual currency world is the future. the question in my mind is the central banks see it as a threat. what are they going to do around regulation, what competitive currency are they going to develop like the chinese and virtual rmb. the federal reserve is studying it. central banks just can't sit by and watch this go on. play out without their involvement. will this take outcome -- shakeout come before we get to $400,000? if you want to be long cryptocurrency, probably now is not a bedtime to get long. haidi: that was the guggenheim global cio at a global conference. more to come on daybreak asia.

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joanna suÁrez para telemundo 48. >>> les recuerdo que todas las personas tienen derechos y sin importar el estatus migratorio. >>> y en otros temas, la doctora (nombre en inglÉs) anunciÓ que renunciarÁ a su cargo a fines de otoÑo. esto despuÉs de que la universidad llegara a un acuerdo con la corte suprema de estados unidos sobre un caso de abuso sexual por parte de un entrenador. la mujer dijo que su renuncia no impactarÁ los esfuerzos del campus para con el caso. >>> y un juez federal condenÓ a araceli mendoza por trÁfico sexual de niÑos, mendoza entabÓo un cÍrculo de prostituciÓn con menores en santa clara. enfrenta una posible condena desde 10 aÑos hasta cadena perpetua. >>> y ahora estÁn viendo a este hombre de 41 aÑos de edad que enfrenta cargos de robo, amenazas, vandalismo en san francisco. >>> y este es el armamento y drogas que decomisaron los policÍas de (nombre en inglÉs) a sujetos que estarÍan dedicÁndose a la venta ilegal de estos objetos. encontraron pistolas, municiones y hasta anfetaminas. ahora estos sujetos estÁn en la cÁrcel acusados de delitos d

this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: amid pressure on the government over living standards, the chancellor prepares to speak at the conservative party conference. he will commit £500 million to renew job support programmes. new travel rules come into force in the uk, with the traffic light system replaced by a single red list. as a fuel supply issues persist, particularly in the south—east of england, the military start delivering to petrol stations. leaked financial documents reveal how a conservative party donor who contributed to borisjohnson's leadership campaign was involved in one of europe's biggest corruption scandals. he denies any wrongdoing. and four weeks before world leaders meet in glasgow for talks on the climate crisis, we look at the role wind power could have in the move towards renewable energy. sport, and for a full round—up, let's go to the bbc sport centre. good morning. a decision on whether england will go ahead with this winter's ashes tour in australia will be made this week,

one of our, joanna chu mentioned a united front. they are very effective at targeting one country and rewarding another. how do we create an incentive system that creates interest in our values. we do that with corruption. we have rico. we do that with finance. we have various ways we have laws with that. we even do that with the environment. but the core value of the united states is written into the constitution and the blood of our people for centuries. as a professor, i have to tell my students, well, all of these human right treaties do not have a lot of enforcement available, and basically we do naming and shaming. it is important, but i do not diminish the importance of hearings and exposing naming and shaming. but it would be nice in this age where we see that we are facing a chair of a -- on authoritarianism and china as a leader there, versus democracy. we get people writing about how democracy survives or not survived, and if this is our core value, we build that into our laws, not just as sanctions which are unilateral a

one of our, joanna chu mentioned a united front. they are very effective at targeting one country and rewarding another. how do we create an incentive system that creates interest in our values. we do that with corruption. we have rico. we do that with finance. we have various ways we have laws with that. we even do that with the environment. but the core value of the united states is written into the constitution and the blood of our people for centuries. as a professor, i have to tell my students, well, all of these human right treaties do not have a lot of enforcement available, and basically we do naming and shaming. it is important, but i do not diminish the importance of hearings and exposing naming and shaming. but it would be nice in this age where we see that we are facing a chair of a -- on authoritarianism and china as a leader there, versus democracy. and if this is our core value, we build that into our laws, not just as sanctions which are unilateral acts which will get people pushed back into law, but billed more comp

. >> reporter: joanna is opening up a new location of her business board and brush on the same block where the robbery took place in downtown walnut creek. >> there are different levels of concern, but there definitely was coming to case and from our business community about it. >> reporter: kathy hemingway, the executive director of walnut creek downtown hopes people aren't deterred by the crime. >> walnut creek is still an amazing place to dine, shop, and visit. we absolutely take safety of our business owners, and business community residents very seriously. >> reporter: they were concerned when they heard about the armed robbery, but believe it was likely a one-off situation. >> i'm not going to let one incident ruin walnut creek's vibe. it is not worth it. >> reporter: police tell us the woman who was robbed at gunpoint was not seriously injured as a result of the crime. reporting live in one week, max darrow, kpix 5. >> the suspect as young as 11 years old? that is a fifth grader. unbelievable. thank you. >>> now to the epic showdown for the first time ever, the giants will pla

further west outside of grizzly flats a man not impacted by the wildfire delivering necessities to joanna silva who has never met. >> people needed and i have extra money so i have been buying stuff and doing some donations. >> reporter: he lives in an rv after losing the rental home to the caldor fire and we found her doing laundry at this free mobile laundromat to set up for victims. >> this was very nice because, like i said, where we have our rv, we don't have a hook up and we don't have water hookup or anything like that. took these trailers here in somerset are fully equipped with washers and dryers and, yes, even showers. it is once again a show of force from a community here to teach unity and resiliency through the power of kindness. >> a smile doesn't cost everything and kindness is a forgotten gift that each one of us and each one of you have. >> the caldor fire is still burning and is 98% contained and destroyed more than 1000 structures and has charred more than 221,000 acres in el dorado, alpine, and almond dnap 17 american and canadian missionaries including five children.

the listening posts joanna, who's now on alarm phone and it's efforts to shine a light on what is still happening on europe. supporters i don't know if this is a long phone. yes, hold, hold on, hold your. let's see. you're in trouble. can you hear me? ok, good. sympathetic. on the other line. coming one who weighs picks up the phone. 247 . you are you are. okay. i'm good. i need to come, come down, come up. okay, okay. i'm going to need your position can, can you get me your gps position? an emergency hotline that doesn't just offer a lifeline, but the documents the most like both. the reality is what happens at the world of destiny as the clock of your engine stop. okay, and then there's water coming. me, people are being left being left to drown in the mediterranean because of the difference with the european authorities being a hotline and an extra actor in the mediterranean, on people side, you're doing something that's practically useful to people. one of the functions of the long time is precisely, sir, have a vision of the world where black lives matter where everybody counts whe

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but for now, joanna sans remains in a maximum security prison in the u. k. despite a british judge ruling against his extradition to the united states over fears for his mental health, he faces 175 years in prison in america. if he is convicted of hacking and espionage charges in 2019 assigns was forcibly removed by police from the ecuadorian embassy in london after the country terminated his 7 year asylum. they're following the recent developments we heard from a former c i a analyst and whistleblower, and also from wiki leaks, current editor in chief when you so stunning. revelation is quite shocking. conseula. this was being conquered in the states. so the kids mopping them, graham, possibly killing. if julian is expedited to, to the only states, it will be in the hands of the seo his faith on you as ground. it would be in the hands of those who were planning to kit kill him. when these discussions were going on, there was no indictment out against julia. he hadn't been charged with anything. so if there was any doubt about the political nature of the

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okay, joanna, how on the palmer? thank you, jonah. so the heads on al jazeera sizes of migrants stuck in columbia weights to attempt to dangers crossing through the jungle. 2 countries working together to bring life back to the deserts and sport, the manager of a u. s. women's football seems strips of his coaching license with far later initial ah hello there. we've seen some really wet and windy weather across europe over the past few days. you can see that concentration of cloud up in the north. but it's also been in the south. we've had violent thunderstorms sweep into northern parts of it to the this was a town in the north west where that to rental rain caused flash flooding and people had to be rescued from cause. now it dug dry up slightly on friday for the real wet and windy weather. we have to move to the north west. we've got weather systems pulling into britain and island. and you can see very heavy rain, strong winds, nearly gale force at times and those feed into france across the low lying countries. and scandinavia is a

the rule of law may not look like you but for now, joanna sons' remains in a maximum security prison in the u. k. despite a british judge ruling against the expedition to the united states over fears for his mental health, he faces 175 years in prison in america, if he is convicted of hacking and espionage charges in 2019, the song was forcibly removed by police from the ecuadorian embassy in london after the country terminated his 7 year asylum status. they're now following the recent developments we heard from a former c i a analyst and whistle blower and also from wiki leaks, current editor in chief but he is so stunning. revelation is quite shocking. concealing this was being conquered in the states. so kit, not being them, possibly killing. if julian is expedited to to the other states, it will be in the hands of the seo his faith on you as ground. it would be in the hands of those who were planning to kill him. when these discussions were going on, there was no indictment out against julia. he hadn't been charged with anything. so if there was any bell to put the political natu

he was 84 years old. joanna, whose has been going through the coverage of his passing his career. the obituaries, jo powers was always going to be a complicated story to tell. it wasn't absolutely and much of the coverage focused on power as a trailblazer. the 1st black american to be named and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the 1st black men to be secretary of state in the nation, paying its respects to colin powell, who spent a lifetime breaking barriers, somebody who would broke racial glass ceilings and who was a towering figure. however, powell is and should be remembered for what he said at the un security council in early 2003, when he parroted some of the bush administration's motion tore his life. the justifications for the war in iraq that were the alleged weapons of mass destruction. saddam who signed fictional links to al qaeda and pole even brought a vial to the security council, which contained what he said was an iraq. he made and tracks which is a biological weapon. now the bush administration was always going to invade iraq, whether without policy help

he was 84 years old joanna, who has been going through the coverage of his passing his career. the obituaries jo powers was always going to be a complicated story to tell. it wasn't absolutely and much of the coverage focused on paul as a trailblazer. the 1st black american to be named and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the 1st black men to be secretary of state in the nation, paying its respects to colin powell, who spent a lifetime breaking barriers, somebody who would broke racial glass ceilings and who was a towering figure. however, powell is and should be remembered for what he said at the un security council in early 2003, when he parroted some of the bush administration's motion. a tory is lies the justifications for the war in iraq. there were the alleged weapons of mass destruction. saddam who signed the fictional links to al qaeda and pole even brought a vial to the security council, which contained what he said was an iraqi mate, and tracks which is a biological weapon. now the bush administration was always going to invade iraq with or without post help

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines... uk business secretary kwasi kwarteng defends the government's handling of the energy crisis after suppliers said the system of having a cap on prices was not fit for purpose. i think it is a critical situation clearly, you know, i am speaking to industry, as you have said, all the time, and high gas prices, they have quadrupled this year. they are making an impact and that is why, as you say, i am speaking to people, listening and trying to work out a way forward. britain's tyson fury defends his heavyweight title against american deontay wilder, with an 11th round knockout in las vegas. the irish foreign minister says the uk's new demands on the northern ireland protocol could cause �*a breakdown in relations�* with the eu. pay up to stop illegal migrants the french government tells the uk to keep to its side of a deal to police the channel. iraqis vote in a parliamentary election called in response to months of anti government protests. ben brown will be with you from two o'cloc

he was 84 years old, joanna, who has been going through the coverage of his passing his career. the obituaries jo powers was always going to be a complicated story to tell. it wasn't absolutely and much of the coverage focused on paul as a trailblazer. the 1st black american to be named and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the 1st black men to be secretary of state in the nation, paying its respects to colin powell, who spent a lifetime breaking barriers, somebody who would broke racial glass ceilings and who was a towering figure. however, powell is and should be remembered for what he said at the un security council in early 2003, when he parroted some of the bush administration's motion a tore his life. the justifications for the war in iraq that were the alleged weapons of mass destruction. saddam who signed fictional links to al qaeda and pole even brought a vial to the security council, which contained what he said was an iraq. he made and tracks which is a biological weapon. now the bush administration was always going to invade iraq, whether without policy help

but for now, joanna sancha remains in a maximum security prison in the u. k. despite a british judge ruling against his extradition to the united states over fears for his mental health, he faces 175 years in prison in america. if he is convicted of hacking and espionage charges. and 2019 songs was forcibly removed by police from the ecuadorian embassy in london after the country terminated his 7 year asylum status . they're now following the recent developments we heard from a former c i a analyst and whistle blower and also from wiki leaks, current editor in chief. so stunning the revolution is quite shocking. concealing this was being conquered in the states. so kit, mopping them. also please killing if julian is expedited to to the other states, it will be in the hands of the seo his faith on you as ground. it would be in the hands of those who were planning to kill, kill him. when these discussions were going on, there was no indictment out against julia. he hadn't been charged with anything. so if there was any doubt about the political nature of the

he was 84 years old. joanna, who has been going through the coverage of his passing his career, the obituaries, joe powers was always going to be a complicated story to tell. it wasn't absolutely and much of the coverage focused on power as a trailblazer. the 1st black american to be named and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the 1st black men to be secretary of state in the nation, paying its respects to colin powell, who spent a lifetime breaking barriers, somebody who would broke racial glass ceilings and who was a towering figure. however, powell is and should be remembered for what he said at the un security council in early 2003, when he parroted some of the bush administration's motion tore his life the justification for the war in iraq. that were the alleged weapons of mass destruction. saddam who signed fictional links to al qaeda and paul even brought a vial 2 to security council, which contained what he said was an iraq. he made and tracks which is a biological weapon. now the bishop ministration was always going to invade iraq with or without paul is help. but what he did

he was 84 years old. joanna, who has been going through the coverage of his passing his career. the obituaries. joe powers was always going to be a complicated story to tell. it wasn't absolutely and much of the coverage focused on power as a trailblazer. the 1st black american to be named and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the 1st black men to be secretary of state in the nation, paying its respects to colin powell, who spent a lifetime breaking barriers, somebody who would broke racial glass ceilings and who was a towering figure. however, powell is and should be remembered for what he said at the un security council in early 2003. when he parroted some of the bush administration's motion. a tory lies the justification for the war in iraq that were the alleged weapons of mass destruction. saddam who signed fictional links to al qaeda and paul even brought a vial 2 to security council, which contained what he said was an iraq. he made and tracks which is a biological weapon. now the bush administration was always going to invade iraq with or without policy help. but

the listening posts joanna, who's now on alarm phone and its efforts to shine a light on what is still happening on europe's borders. ah, my friend, this is a long time. you know how to hold on hold unit c. you're in trouble. can you hear me? ok, good. sympathetic, fully. yeah. on the other end of the line, covering one who weighs picks up the phone. 247. you are, you are okay. i need to come, come down, come up. okay. okay. i'm going to need your position can, can you get me your gps position? an emergency hotline that doesn't just offer a lifeline, but the documents are both quite boat. the reality of what happens at the world, destiny is the cost of your engine stuff. okay. and the water is coming up, being left was still left to drown and mediterranean because of the indifference with the european authorities being a hotline, an extra actor in the mediterranean, on site, or doing something that's practically useful to people. one of the functions of the time is precisely so have a vision of the world where black lives matter where everybody counts where what's happening in the mids

he was 84 years old. joanna, who has been going through the coverage of his passing his career, the obituaries, jo powers was always going to be a complicated story to tell. it wasn't absolutely and much of the coverage focused on paul as a trailblazer. the 1st black american to be named and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the 1st black men to be secretary of state in the nation, paying its respects to colin powell, who spent a lifetime breaking barriers, somebody who would broke racial glass ceilings and who was a towering figure. however, powell is and should be remembered for what he said at the un security council in early 2003, when he parroted some of the bush administration's motion. a tory is life. the justifications for the war in iraq that were the alleged weapons of mass destruction. saddam who signed fictional links to al qaeda and paul even brought a vial to the security council, which contained what he said was an iraqi mate. and tracks which is a biological weapon. now the bush administration was always going to invade iraq with or without policy help. but what he did

i would now like to yield to joanna for her virtual testimony. >> . >> hello. cochairs and commissioner for the opportunity to speakak with you today. i'm here to provide information and unfortunately i'm not in a position to offer policy recommendations for the commission to consider. i was born in hong kong. when i started to work in greater china ago decade ago i decided to revoke my hong kong citizenship. even back then i was worried about my safety because i knew chinese authorities would not recognize my canadian citizenship if i were detained. but the sweeping national security law sent a chill through the city i used to call home. and then with that uncertainty psychologist including high stschool counselors are afraid to approach political topics even during private counseling sessions. and that's a commission knows with collusion the forces in those to be the most vulnerable and then the national security law applies to anyone in the world. hong kong police issued arrest warrants are arrested american citizens. it makes it possible for civil society w

khartoum and only in a convoy and then they will with seal the roads and the pulled us well at the b, joanna, the door tribes up complaining about and the marginalization, the economic modularization of the people is done so done and it's about 3 weeks. and since they started the blockade of the polt m, of course the these also the issue of the dialogue between the government under protest as not having hud much as success so far. and the, and the b j under them though, placement are saying that they will continue the blockade off the port. the port is a lifeline will just was to done. but also it's neighboring, a landlocked south sudan, which ships more than $164000.00 bottles of oil through the port daily. now pfizer says it submitted a request to the main us drug regulator for emergency approval. if it's covered 19 vaccine for children from 5 to 11 years old, trials for that age group began in july. the dr. to vaccinate children husbands spurred by the rise and infections with the delta variant and the reopening of schools. the us and canada were among the fast to prove that job for child

he's sir on the islands and says she can't sure of that for cato behind you there. joanna. just tell us what's been happening. well, well let me begin by saying pedro sanchez, the spanish prime minister, is here on the palmer to day on sunday. he's been meeting with scientists, falcon ologist, the emergency cruise, also with some of the people who've been worst affected. some of them, of course, have lost everything, homes, livelihoods a lot. and he's come with quite good news for them. a financial package being put together by the federal government at worth some $230000000.00 that will go towards rebuilding that will go towards re housing people and helping people rebuild their businesses and, and regain their jobs and so on. so that will all come as welcome news and he and mr. sanchez will have the opportunity to look up close at what is actually going on with his volcano, much as we've been able to do much as indeed you can now do. if i step out of the way, peter can zoom gently in there, it's much smoke here day than it has been in the past, obscuring our view of the c

house intelligence committee is looking into an alleged 2017 cia plot to kidnap wiki lisa founder joanna sash. the story published by yahoo! last news last month. claims that former c i a director, mike pompei o pushed for highly aggressive measures against the whistleblower organization. those included, but we're not limited to the abduction of a such kidnap aerial man hunt and shootout with russian spies and central london. the new james bond movie. not exactly. in fact, these are the highlights from a reported cia secret plan to silence the journalist 40 who revealed americans for dirty secrets. location london, the year 2017 starting julian, a sorry, a man of interest. heidi ecuadorian embassy might compel, then c, i achieve that evil mastermind behind the operation. the russkies. the essential ingredient for any good spice dory down, the cia would break every possible law to silence independent journalist stay tune . the upcoming details may surprise you. we are recording chapter one, the fascination my compared wanted the cia to be creates instructor ordinance not to self sense of