the sort of shoots be happening here because as you say in the u. s. i mean, the president biden's behind change, but it's of the representatives, the congress men and women and senators, who appeared to be reluctant to do anything to take action against this climate emergency. what would you like to see happening in a bit tackle with this? well, what i would like each head of state to be doing in their speeches over the next 24 hours or so is not only announcing new updated more ambitious targets for the near term for 2025 or 2030. but also announcing how in fact they plan to meet those targets at home. one of the challenges with global environmental treaties is that they typically lack enforcement mechanisms. so we rely heavily on the transparency of the different member states. to explain how they're going to achieve their, their commitments. so it's not enough to just announce new targets and time tables, but, but it's also necessary to explain to the world how your country is going to to meet its commitments. oh some, at least, i mean, what's the

for u. s means she media. those seconds have turned into months of nose diving, viewing figures amid a crisis of confidence on saturday, eights hop, c n. n report to ridicule reports of supply chain disruptions by taking a pop at average. joe, the supply chain, she exclaims, looking for milk for 2 year old look at this amazing overflowing abundance. he responds such contempt from u. s. media for the current difficulties faced by so many has led to widespread condemnation with many americans bemoaning and out of touch media that is alienating its own audience. i don't see a thing, therefore this thing must not exist. this person calls himself a journalist. can't wait to hear a 3rd person commentary on gas prices. everything's fine in my bubble of reality. his milk is 300 percent the price it was 2 years ago, but wages have only gone to 3 percent, and inflation is outpacing growth. abundance doesn't help. also please rename your show to literally anything that doesn't have the wood reliable in it. it's false adv

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s. for example, who have mental health issues, but who are not able to receive care and the tech industry or, you know, the ability to use that tech to fill that need. you know, certainly is understandable and it's an area of great interest. i'm going to play me i what was it? no thought that with us as like i said, oh no, i would just yeah, i would like to add to to what was said, which i think was such a great explanation for that that i think also during the past couple of years we've had this increase need for a connection and a lot of lots of connection in so many ways. and so sometimes what these apps can do is also restore that in some way. i and i think i had a go ahead. i'm going to so can guess you just go ahead. i also think that there's an additional thing here, which is that they're heavily marketed as effective as safe as a good, easy alternative and as cheap or even one. sometimes that's not the case. and it's been really successfully done. so what i'm going to bring in he

s. meaning that developers don't have a duty of care towards their users. here, these are actually vice city guidance on there are seen safety policies and whether data is shared or 3rd parties are the solutions are cheap and scalable. government health care providers can be crashed at the, on his treatment on users and sauls, rather than looking into the fashion of preventative services. policy makers should really look into on demanding more and long term review, ease solutions and assa objective measures in place for the monitoring has gone all users. every single one of i guess and nothing, it's getting to articulate the knows how to use stuff. well, i think there's a lot here, and one thing that we haven't yet addressed is also do they work? right? so there are all of these questions about say they work then. okay, is this a fair trade off in the process of receiving mental health care? but as was just raised, right, whoa, bought is providing a very specific kind of care. it's not therapy. so 1st of all, it's a sort of mental health tool with a cute ro

s. is urging diplomacy and to cease fire. but on the ground, the ethiopian government is recruiting volunteers to join the war against to grind rebels. germany's carnivorous dest hall has officially passed a $100000.00 hospitals are rapidly filling up across the country. gemini announced tougher restrictions last week to try to cope with the outbreak. meanwhile, an overnight cathy who is holding on the french caribbean island of guadalupe after days there violent protests against private 19 restrictions. instead, longstanding grievances over poverty and inequality. that's a nation rates there remain low with less than half the population having received corona virus jobs. and now health officials in the u. s. saw consent. there could be another surge in cove in 19 infections there. that's as millions of americans travel for the thanksgiving holiday. this week. air travel is expected to reach levels close to those before the pandemic. at least $27.00 refugees and migrants have drowned off

s. meaning that developers don't have a duty of care towards their users. who are these high rise specific guidance on there are seen safety policies and whether data is shared or 3rd parties or the solutions are chief in scalable government. health care providers can be that the owners of treatment on users and saws rather than looking into the fashion of preventative services. policy makers, should really look into on demanding more and long term review of ease solutions and assa. objective measures in place for the monitoring is gone, all users, every single one of i guess, a nodding, it's getting to articulate the knows how to use stuff. well, i think there's a lot here, and one thing that we haven't yet addressed is also do they work? right? so there are all of these questions about say they work then. okay, is this a fair trade off in the process of receiving mental health care? but as was just raised, re, i wo bob is providing a very specific kind of care. it's not therapy. so 1st of all, it's a sort of mental health tool with a cute robot avatar bit

and what this means to the u. s. dollar . and those who are part of the us dollar global empire of debt, while i mean, if they don't buy bitcoin, they're going to find themselves, i think, in a very dire circumstances. and i would love to say that i feel bad for them. but you know, some, some have to perish so that others can survive. and if you're holding dollars, it's a hostile away go. ah, the, lovey, thank indeed but you know, the thing is that she kind of goes on in a way which suggests like these are the commanding controllers want to continue their command and control over the economy, the global monetary system and banking system that has as we know, had been destabilized, at least, says 20082000 mine. when kai is report started amidst the financial collapse. remember, bitcoin was not yet been born. but how did that happen if big wine weren't or, and how did all of that global financial crisis happen, although the fraudulent debts that collapse. so the banking system, all that quantitative easing needed since then. we

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what might that mean for the u. s? well, what this means is that the genie is out of the bottle, according to the top infectious disease specialist. out that he found she because what they're feeling is that our already this is spread and it's just a matter of time before it's detected in the united states. and so that's why the united states is proceeding cautiously. they admit that this may already have entered the u. s. borders, and so they're trying to deal with it as best they can. well, knowing very little about it. how whitehouse correspond, kimberly, how could they will obviously have more details once joe biden speaks. thanks so much. kimberly. now, staying in the us and the british socialite, glen maxwell is about to go on trial in new york. she's accused of enabling the crimes of sex offender jeffrey epstein. you took his own life 2 years ago while awaiting his trial. maxwell insist that she's innocent and denies any wrong doing. let's speak to gabriel. as under he's following that trial for us in new york.

but really what that means, the u. s. is going to try and produce everything itself again, and a complete reversal of, i don't know, decades of globalization trends. i mean, no, no, just, we're trying to. but child globalization though, isn't it? that's right. that's right, but it's also fairly recent, right? i mean, generally jointed, 20 years ago. i mean, it can be on wound, right? particularly if you're concerned concerned about a major collision superpower level. right. then, then, you know, suffering higher costs at wal mart is worth it. and i mean that, and the trumping people are the signal this, right? i mean it's from people on the terrace on china, and i think the last comment, robert, no, i don't, i don't. i think the us business for me, like i said before, the business community, i don't really ambiguous about that, but i do think the business community to the right on china. yeah. i think the us business communities far less pro, trying to work, or in part because they think that the chinese government to reg

i mean, at the u. s. with its policy objectives at the very least will be dissatisfied to have a cold conflict that is just a headache for mosque. i mean that is acceptable to them because it's really actually at low cost. ok. so i mean they, that the, they, they have a ra, a wide array of objectives, but just keeping in a frozen conflict is, is good enough. i mean, that's what it says as a cynicism would tell me, go ahead, jeremy. so i guess it bogs the russians down, i mean it's also good for the weapons makers and it gives justification for, you know, huge military spending and another, a conflict with them. and so i think this is an intractable conflict. i mean, as he pointed out, that the people of eastern ukraine are more oriented towards russia and they're going to continue to mean they're not gonna give in. and, you know, i think the ukraine military, it's been something a quagmire for them, and then ukrainians don't want to fight their own people. that's why they've had to rely on these private m

we have a saluted the return of the u. s. at unfortunately, it has been offset by decreases by decrease funding from a number of a traditional donor, but also from lack of strong engagement. here in the reason, i mean, can you see why barra johnson here in britain which slash the grant by 50 percent, or 40 to enough 1000000 balance to 20800000 pounds? i mean, obviously with issued a weapon sales this coming to $400000000.00 to israel. what would you say to borrow johnson? well, the decision to slash and to decrease the over the budget from 0172015 percent of the g. d. p has barrick, the consequences. it has a human consequences, but it has also an impact on keeping and maintaining the stability here in the region. i mean, just to remind our viewers say in gaza, i mean they're just the other day, there's a 13 year old killed in the occupied territories. what does it ro actually do? because obviously the red cross tries and does what it tries to aid agencies indigenous ones from his bola, from mammoth from the p. a. they try an

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and to power energy and also a to actually use the u. s. as a means of bringing down its commitments. but no, it has to be said, this is not an all out solution. and furthermore, the of the complications with, for example, deforestation, you have, you know, these pledges that are given and now we're already seeing a deputy foreign minister and indonesia questioning the ethics of using european standard sir to try and get do frustration. a push through it is it easier or by 2030? so that's an example of the type of queries you're going to get with any pledge or any commitment as it's cold. and we have here a situation with coal. busy that it is not just an addiction in terms of the wealthy countries served in terms of using it for power. it's also something that poor countries absolutely depend on, on the cold to actually grow their economies. and that's why you're getting more more and potency to the argument from the poor countries. that the wealthier ones, it's fine for them. they've made their billions of dollars. we have to survive, we

and let me tell you is, i mean, it's about time the u. s. military is concluded that a botched drones strike carried out in afghanistan in august was not unlawful and showed no sign of negligence. thus, despite the strike killing, 10 civilians including 7 children, another single tourist u. s. air force inspector general announced the probes findings. the investigation found no violation of law including the law of war. did find execution errors confirmed by confirmation, or are combined with confirmation bias and communication. greg, the breakdowns that regrettably lead to civilian casualties. the cobbled during the time was one of the 5 lengths of the earth war in afghanistan, the pentagon. the 1st claimed it had taken out an imminent threat and didn't appear to involve any civilian casualties. oh. busy you are safe or suspected general said his report on the strike will remain classified because it contains details of the melodies air strike tactics. the a p news agency reported the pentagon found no mistakes following an independent r

but really what that means, the u. s. is going to try and produce everything itself again, and a complete reversal of, i don't know, decades of globalization trends. i mean, no, no, just, we're trying to. but child globalization though, isn't it? that's right. that's right. but it's also fairly recent, right? i mean, generally jointed every 20 years ago. i mean, it can be on wound, right? particularly if you're concerned concerned about a major collision superpower level. right. then, then, you know, suffering higher costs at wal mart is worth it. and i mean that, and the trumping people are the signal this, right? i mean it's from people on the terrace on china. and i think the last comment, robert, no, i don't, i don't. i think the us business me, like i said before, the business community is still fairly ambiguous about that, but i do think the business community to the right on china. yeah. i think the us business communities far less pro trying to them or in part because they think that the chinese government to regu

but really what that means, the u. s. is going to try and produce everything itself again, and a complete reversal of, i don't know, decades of globalization trends. i mean, no, no, just, we're trying to. but child globalization though, isn't it? that's right. that's right, but it's also fairly recent, right? i mean, generally joining retail 20 years ago. i mean, it can be on wound, right? particularly if you're concerned concerned about a major collision superpower level. right. then, then, you know, suffering higher costs at wal mart is worth it. and i mean that, and the trump and people already signal this, right? i mean some people, all the arrows, i'm china and i think last comment robert? no, i don't. i don't. i think the us business me, like i said before, i think the business community is don't really ambiguous about that, but i do think the business community to the right on china. yeah. do you think that us business communities, far less pro, trying to that was, or in part because they came to the chinese govern

to the u. s. dollar. and those who are part of the us dollar global empire of debt. while i mean, if they don't buy big coin, they're going to find themselves, i think in a very dire circumstances. and i would love to say that i feel bad for them. but you know, some, some have to perish so that others can survive. and if you're holding dollars, it's a hostile away go. ah, the lovey, thank indeed but you know, the thing is that she kind of goes on in a way which suggests like these are the commanding controllers want to continue their command and control over the economy. the global monetary system and banking system that has, as we know, had been destabilized, at least since 2008, 2000 and mine. when kai is report started amidst the financial collapse, remember, bitcoin was not yet been born. but how did that happen if big wine weren't or, and how did all of that global financial crisis happen, all the coolant debt, that collapse. so the banking system, all that quantitative easing needed since

and what this means to the u. s. dollar . and those who are part of the us dollar global empire of debt, while i mean, if they don't buy bitcoin, they're going to find themselves, i think, in a very dire circumstances. and i would love to say that i feel bad for them. but you know, some, some have to perish so that others can survive. and if you're holding dollars, it's a hostile away go. ah, stella v, thank indeed. but, you know, the thing is that she kind of goes on in a way which suggests like these are the commanding controllers want to continue their command and control over the economy. the global monetary system and banking system that has, as we know, had been destabilized at least says 20082009. when kai is report started amidst the financial collapse, member bitcoin was not yet been born. but how did that happen if it, why weren't, or how did all of that global financial crisis happen, although the fraudulent debts that collapse, so the banking system, all that quantitative easing needed since then. well, that was w

to the u. s. dollar. and those who are part of the us dollar global empire of debt, while i mean, if they don't buy bitcoin, they're going to find themselves, i think, in a very dire circumstances. and i would love to say that i feel bad for them. but i, you know, some, some have to perish so that others can survive. and if you're holding dollars, it's a hostile away go. ah, fella v, thank indeed. but, you know, the thing is that she kind of goes on in a way which suggests like these are the commanding controllers want to continue their command and control over the economy. the global monetary system and banking system that has, as we know, had been destabilized at least says 20082009. when kai is report started amidst the financial collapse, remember, bitcoin was not yet been born. but how did that happen if it weren't, weren't, how did all of that global financial crisis happen? all that the fraudulent debts that collapse. so the banking system, all that quantitative easing needed since then.

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with that recent stormy weather in the northeast, the u. s. is now gone off shore. i mean, the driving force is general area of low pressure is still there and it's being followed by another one. but all the active, stormy stuff is now heading towards nova scotia. not to be the case. i think during monday with the backwash cold air bring temperatures at a low single figures, increasingly that'd be like effects known, for example, philadelphia, new york state up in new york state. otherwise, the sun will be out, but you'll feel the chill in the air. on the other side of the continent with the wind in the opposite direction is probably right. will be the most telling feature for van vancouver and seattle when it comes down to the coast, oregon, down towards california. snow readily falls in labs. us both sides of north america in the middle, there's bit of a dome of warmer weather arch that stretches right up to was our to hope. but it is going to be cool down by the time we get to choose the kodak coming out of the mountains. now initially, i think you'll just be col

you have to be tested for 30 u. s. d a to mean that to for air. as more trader is too much the movement of for trade as a between a d r a, c, and a balloon. the remains slow. despite to the border has been reopened. it presents a big amount of, or of money in terms of, or for any currency where those are small trade as are crossing daily. hurry to bornea dulness, your imports goods from asia, europe, and neighboring countries. he says he's struggling to stay afloat. i did them in plus, there's no money in circulation, we need to import things from asian other neighboring countries to buy those goods . you have to have foreign currency. if we don't, that means there's a big problem. he tells us he hopes sanctions will soon be lifted and border crossings fully reopened. because without that, the economy can't start growing again. catching so al jazeera, which a bureau. now despite having some of europe's most polluted air, milan the, has its site set on becoming a leader of the sustainable city movement. the city is now working towards the goal of p

i mean, it is always with us. i mean, we, the u. s. went through this, russia gave nonsense here, and it continues here. so, i mean, we could talk about, you know, how disturbing or dangerous it is, but it is ubiquitous. and i think that i find it very, very curious because, you know, i me go to blah, blah, to me here in mosque. i mean, it's like a one size fits all of your problems. are because of and then you point the finger a great piece piece are great you big, ubiquitous, of my argument is that many respects it's quite superficial and i had it lacks purchase at the societal decide to look at some point. i'm trying to bring a gun to your question about yes. in relation to the western politics on that down, there are kind of, i guess, to say, i'm jo, i touched on russia. i stay aggressor and to themselves on, on the defense. it will cost us a classic example of that going on among the relation to that the migration cross. it's on, on the polish ballot by the roost. a nice, so the west western politicians are pointing the finger

i mean, we mustn't call that the u. s. and need to have made huge efforts, basically, or to surround russian territory with naval base is naval forces. this is part of a long term strategy. at the world's richest man is again caught in control of a see this time along. muskets asking his twitter followers whether he should sell a large portion of his company, tesla it stock to pay his taxes. about $20000000000.00 worth this twitter pull decides the fate of more than $20000000000.00 of tesla stock. poor baby wells wealthiest man with nothing else better to spend money on. so he decided to buy space. travel might have to pay his fair share of taxes. saddest of days i work 2 jobs just to get by for my family. hard for me to have an opinion on what the bill in or should do. i don't like the question as to why the entrepreneur who said he would listen to the result of the survey, put the onus on the public to make such a financially significant decision notes. i do not take a cash salary or bonus from anywhere. i only have stoc

i mean, we mustn't call that the u. s. and need to have made huge efforts to basically or to surround russian territory with naval base is naval forces. this is part of a long term strategy. after surgeon covet infections, many russians currently need to use a vaccine passports to get entry to some public places. problem is, it's also seen an increase in fake pass is being sold on the black market. but a pioneering development in q r code tech could make that a thing of the past as or she's really pacheko has been finding out. this is a q r code that i got from russian authorities to prove that i've got anti bodies from a vaccine. i can use it to go to a theater for example, but for now someone can steal it from me and use it instead of me. soon though, that won't be possible because of an invention by one russian startup, which have come up with q r codes that cannot be copied whatsoever at 1st glance, the cure codes that's donna's love invented. don't look too different from the classic ones we've known for a while alrea

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but what could that mean for you? the u. s. economic recovery admits biking inflation. we're to discuss and in to the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage on the horizon, lauren fixed the car coast is on hand to break down the latest at birth and investments to solve the ongoing issue. we have a package there today for dive right in. we began with the latest on strategic petroleum reserves and how the bind administration now plans to open it up, along with a coordinated effort with other countries to relieve ongoing all shortages. president joe biden said tuesday that the administration will tap the strategic petroleum reserve as part of a global effort by energy consuming nations become 2020 one's rapid rise and fuel prices. so today i'm announcing that the largest ever release from the u. s. strategic petroleum reserve tell, provide the supply we need as we recover from this pandemic. in addition, i brought together other nations to contribute to the solution, india and japan. republican korea and the united kingdom have agreed to release additional oil from their rese

i'm, it's, it's something that the u. s. a demands i and so i don't think that there's anything that the international community can do with force by, by legal means to go beyond. simply i'm expressing that this is not acceptable by continuing to focus on this while it's in the news. and while it's fresh in people's minds, the pentagon in the american military and president biden would like nothing more. and for people to forget about this completely, ah, but the thing is, this happened hundreds of times. this has happened hundreds of times over the past couple of decades. and most of the time, people haven't taken notice. well, this time the entire world was watching. and although it may be, this doesn't isn't satisfying to everyone out there. probably the most important thing that everyone can do is just a place to blame, placed a shame on the united states military and hope that they'll learn a lesson. and that the, the american people and our government stop allowing our military to go overseas and process these wars. we

it means that u. s. warships and british waters will be no rush and it was after all burial, you know, the world may go down, but they will be doing that. and the people behind it, boys, johnson, all american. but just they know they're not going to be held responsible. if something terrible happens, they will blame it all russia and this continues. i mean, just this week we saw this new responsible staff congressman suggested, look really nice and we can victory if you're around since 2000. thank you for. so this is, it is awesome to me. no, i'm not sure whether or not, but the, they have already wasted time. well, if it happens, we may lose it and then watch, you know, so that is the same day. your sports, you know, with russia, with anyone in the west disagree with, well, your church is like playing in a fantasy world that doesn't exist. i mean, this is a, a foreign policy in the mind. ok. it's completely divorced with, from reality on the ground. i mean, the russians obviously very perturbed with

that u. s. warships and british waters, well, b, no ross and it was at their own burial. you know, the world may go down, but they will be doing that. and the people behind it, boys, johnson or american, but just they know they're not going to be held responsible. you something that will kind of, they will blame it all russia and these 20 years. i mean, just this week we saw this new responsible staff to congressman suggested look, really nice and what is victory if you're around since 2000? thank you for so this is a disaster in the making. no, i'm not sure whether we can move or not, but these people are, they have already placed, it happens and we may lose one and then you know, so that is the same dangerous sports, you know, with russia or with anyone in the west disagree with. well, george, this is like playing in a fantasy world that doesn't exist. i mean, this is a foreign policy in the mind. ok? it's completely divorced with, from reality on the ground. i mean that the russians obviou

and that means the u. s. actually passing it's programs through congress, china, really dealing with the fact that it has an electricity supply shortage, but that's a short term thing. and now not letting it drive it over the edge to returning to coal, it needs the keeping off what it's been doing and yet apply get more ambition and moving forward even even faster. and it needs countries like india, which have india very large emissions. it's growing very fast, economically, it has to learn how to do that growth while avoiding a large scale, additional dependence on fossil fuels. that means things happening in each country and it happening simultaneously so that when they look at each other, they could have trust that if they do a little more and be a little more ambitious, the u. s. et cetera will be ambitious as well. well, those are the dar warnings, but have also been messages of hope. environmentalist stated at temper issue to rally in coal reminding leaders of what can be achieved if they work together

it means that u. s. warships and biggest wards, well be no rush and it was at their own peril. you know, the world may go down, but they will be doing that. and the people behind it, boys, johnson or american produce, they know they're not going to be held responsible. if something terrible happens, they will blame it on russia and the continuous. i mean, just this week we saw this new responsible staff to congressman suggested look pretty nice in victory if you're around since 2000. thank you for so this is a disaster. the meeting? no, i'm not sure whether or not these people are, they have already placed even happens and we may lose one and then what is the same day? you're a sports, you know, with russia or with anyone in the west, disagree with. well, your church is like playing in a fantasy world that doesn't exist. i mean, this is a, a foreign policy in the mind. ok. it's completely divorced with, from reality on the ground. i mean that the russians obviously very perturbed with nato's posture in any country would be, i mean, it calls itself a defensive science, but it lo

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why do you think that, i mean the u. s. is occupying lots of syria, of course, britain of united states sending a carrier strike force to china. why is no one talking about the fossil fuel emissions of all these different activities at club 26 is? is there a particular reason that lobby power or i think it in a government's all, almost all kinds of, you know, maintain military forces. i mean it iceland doesn't have a military and costa rica doesn't have a military. but apart from that, i think, you know, every country in the world has a military of some of the smaller low lying islands that are going to be affected by climate change node. well that, that's possible. and so i think it may be a mutual interest typically in the big countries that are responsible for most of the emissions. and you can look at the u. s. the u. k. but also russia in china and many other countries and say you, maybe they've got an interesting keeping this off the table. because it's, it's something that they all do. and they, they don't want the c

as russia's defense ministry said though, i mean the u. s. conduct very similar tests in orbit of on its own part. so where's the outcry about that? and we still don't know exactly what caused this specific debris generating event. so it really seems like it might be a little bit too early for pointing the thick the finger at one party or another. don, thanks very much triggers to that sir. a correspondent dollar quarter america's soaring inflation is expected to spike further on the back of a 2 trillion dollar spending plant approved by president biden. prices arising at their highest rate in 31 years on its heading, people hard in their pockets. not every one is worried though much of the u. s. media thinks everything's under control. a recently deleted tweet from s and m. s, and b c. a even claim soaring prices are not such a bad thing that prompted people to take the social media and offer the response to that suggestion. people not being able to afford groceries is a good thing. well, and takes all of you more, more on selling us more

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