the policies, specifically the, the m p. p, the my, the migration protection protocols over ironically name by trump must be eliminated in so logical and it's cruel. title 42 in the united states, which is blocking migrants from even going into request asylum on a on a health basis that has been disproven by health officials, must be eliminated as well. there must be humane asylum processes in both countries that are efficient that don't create these gigantic backlogs, leaving people with no options for survival and often forcing them to return to countries that are dangerous. there must be educational programs in both countries that begin to tell people migrants are good for the economy. migration is not a threat. we're not talking about criminals. we are talking about families. so all these problems are, are very poor problems, but they're not fixable. they're actually relatively easy with a reorientation of public policy. laura marco, thank you so much for joining me in a fun. thank you for the conversation. thank you. al

specifically the, the m p. p, the my, the migration protection protocols are ironically named by trump must be eliminated in so logical and it's cruel. title $42.00 in the united states, which is blocking migrants from even going into request asylum on a trip on a health basis that has been disproven by health officials must be eliminated as well. there must be humane asylum processes in both countries that are efficient. that don't create these gigantic backlogs, leaving people with no options for survival and often forcing them to return to countries that are dangerous. there must be educational programs in both countries that begin to tell people, migrants are good for the economy. migration is not a threat. we're not talking about criminals, we are talking about families. so all these problems are, are very poor problems, but they're not fixable. they're actually relatively easy with a b or in taishan of public policy. laura marco, thank you so much for joining me and up front. thank you for the conversatio

the policies, specifically the, the m p. p, the my, the migration protection protocols, ironically named by trump must be eliminated in so logical and it's cruel. title $42.00 in the united states, which is blocking migrants from even going into request asylum on a trip on a health basis that has been disproven by help, officials must be eliminated as well. there must be humane asylum processes in both countries that are efficient. that don't create these gigantic backlogs, leaving people with no options for survival and often forcing them to return to countries that are dangerous. there must be educational programs in both countries that begin to tell people, migrants are good for the economy. migration is not a threat. we're not talking about criminals, we are talking about families. so all these problems are, are very poor problems, but they're not fixable. they're actually relatively easy with a b or in taishan of public policy. laura marco, thank you so much for joining me in a fun. thank you for the conversation. thank

the policies, specifically the, the m p. p, the my, the migration protection protocols are ironically named by trump must be eliminated in so logical and it's cruel. title $42.00 in the united states, which is blocking migrants from even going into request asylum on a trip on a health basis that has been disproven by health officials must be eliminated as well. there must be human asylum processes in both countries that are efficient that don't create these gigantic backlogs, leaving people with no options for survival and often forcing them to return to countries that are dangerous. there must be educational programs in both countries that begin to tell people migrants are good for the economy. migration is not a threat. we're not talking about criminals. we are talking about families. so all these problems are, are very poor problems, but they're not fixable. they're actually relatively easy with a reorientation of public policy. laura marco, thank you so much for joining me up front and thank you for the conversation. tha

specifically the, the m p. p, the my, the migration protection protocols are ironically named by trump must be eliminated in so logical and it's cruel. title $42.00 in the united states, which is blocking migrants from even going into request asylum on a trip on a health basis that has been disproven by help, officials must be eliminated as well. there must be humane asylum processes in both countries that are efficient. that don't create these gigantic backlogs, leaving people with no options for survival and often forcing them to return to countries that are dangerous. there must be educational programs in both countries that begin to tell people, migrants are good for the economy. migration is not a threat. we're not talking about criminals, we are talking about families. so all these problems are, are very poor problems, but they're not fixable. they're actually relatively easy with a b orientation of public policy. laura marco, thank you so much for joining me in a fun. thank you for the conversation. than

the policies, specifically the, the m p. p, the my, the migration protection protocols, ironically named by trump must be eliminated in so logical and it's cruel. title $42.00 in the united states, which is blocking migrants from even going into request asylum on a trip on a health basis that has been disproven by help, officials must be eliminated as well. there must be human asylum processes in both countries that are efficient that don't create these gigantic backlogs, leaving people with no options for survival and often forcing them to return to countries that are dangerous. there must be educational programs in both countries that begin to tell people migrants are good for the economy. migration is not a threat. we're not talking about criminals. we are talking about families. so all these problems are, are very poor problems, but they're not fixable. they're actually relatively easy with a b or in taishan of public policy. laura marco, thank you so much for joining me in a fun. thank you for the conversation. thank yo

i think it will result in perhaps more m p 's rebelling or more m p 's not turning up to vote. and you've seen this in a few boats in the u. k. recent be that is a problem because yes, the prime minister has an atc majority which i think it has been something from the conservative side to be quite proud of having quite a long time. that really you just need 40 piece to the boat again, still not, not turn up and your majority is incident me weekend. and then the other point i would make is that the relationship a lot of n p 's hot with the prime minister is very transactional. there are a lot of people who may not necessarily like everything he does or says, but they see him as a winner. and therefore they, in some ways thank him for to see that they were present. if you start to lose folks that i think the transactional relationship will certainly change and we have a bi election coming up. can you even just over a week's time which is meant to be quite safe? conservative. see if there are significant changes there, but i think again will cause a lot of problems with prime mini

the p b s m p r. paul is abysmal 5541 against joe biden. more concerning 66 to 29 percent from independence. they know this joe match might be in a different position or have a different opinion if joe biden was popular. i'm any measure, but i'm any metric, he's failed, but it was app gamma stand, the southern border, the economy, inflation, the list goes on supply chain crisis as we're almost at christmas here. remember how we started going to fix the supply chain and they were $55.00 ships backed up in los angeles in long beach. now it's $110.00 ships parked out there waiting to unload. yeah, he really got the job done. in fact, americans of all stripes, republicans, independence, and yes, even democrats are fleeing joe biden because he is well, frankly incompetent. well, and that's going to bring this over to you, the dom, because there was frustrations or the chocolate ministration, where republicans will get angry at some of those other going just go along with it to get this bill done. so republicans going to have the wind. so the tru

the p. b. s m p r. paul is a business of 5541 against joe biden. more concerning 66 to 29 percent from independence. they know this. joe match might be in a different position or have a different opinion. if she'll bide was popular, i'm any measure, but any metric he's failed, whether it was apt gamma stand, the southern border, the economy, inflation, the list goes on supply chain crisis as we're almost at christmas here. remember how he said he's going to fix the supply chain and they were $55.00 ships backed up, but los angeles and long beach. now it's $110.00 ships parked out there waiting to unload. yeah, he really got the job done. in fact, americans of all stripes, republicans, independence, and yes, even democrats are fleeing joe biden because he is, well, frankly incompetent. well, and that's going to bring this over to you, the dom, because there was frustration or the truck administration where we're because we get angry at some of those other one. just go along with that to get this bill done . so republicans going to have the wind, so

the p b s m p r. paul is abysmal 5541 against joe biden. more concerning 66 to 29 percent from independence. they know this joe match might be in a different position or have a different opinion if joe biden was popular, i'm any measure, but i'm any metric. he's failed whether it was afghan, the stand, the southern border, the economy inflation, the list goes on supply chain crisis as we're almost at christmas here. remember how we started going to fix the supply chain and they were $55.00 ships backed up in los angeles in long beach. now it's $110.00 ships parked out there waiting to unload. yeah, he really got the job done. in fact, americans of all stripes, republicans, independence, and yes, even democrats are fleeing joe biden because he is well, frankly incompetent. well, and that's going to bring this over to you, the dom, because there was frustrations where the truck administration, where republicans will get angry at some of those that they're going just go along with it to get this bill done. so they're public is going to have th

the p b s m p r poll is a business of 5541 against joe biden. more concerning 66 to 29 percent from independence. they know this. joe match might be in a different position or have a different opinion if she'll bide was popular. i'm any measure, but i'm any metric. he's failed. whether it was apt gamma stand, the southern border, the economy, inflation, the list goes on supply chain crisis as we're almost at christmas here. remember how he said he's going to fix the supply chain and they were $55.00 ships backed up . but los angeles and long beach, now it's $110.00 ships parked out there waiting to unload. yeah, he really got the job done. in fact, americans of all stripes. republicans, independence, and yes, even democrats are fleeing joe biden because he is well, frankly incompetent. well, and that's going to bring us over to the dom, because there was frustration or the truck administration where we're because we're getting angry at some of those other one. just go along with that to get this bill done. so the republicans going to have the wi

only a few days ago, a 100 m p 's rejected the government's plans to introduce covert passes for people attending large scale events or storms and had rely on opposition and peace or support instead. so on top of that, they have also been a series of mounting concerns raised by a business leaders as well. you have said look, if you do introduce new restrictions, going into christmas. thousands of businesses could go bust sir. damage as well as food and water shortages are being reported in some areas of the philippines. devastated by super typhoon ry are under 18. 1000 soldiers have been mobilized to help emergency personnel reach stranded communities. at least 33 have died. more heavy. rain is in northern iraq is expected to have a rescue efforts following flash floods. 12 people died in the deluge. dozens of properties in our bill have also been damaged. united states says it's prepared to talk to russia about its demands to curb native activity in eastern europe. moscow wants native to limit new membership and restrict activities in former soviet countries. us present joy biases, nat

a 8 p. m curfew was coming to place only a few days. of course, before christmas bars in dublin, restaurants in dublin will find themselves having to shut up shop way earlier than they would hopes during this is what is usually a very, very busy time for them. spain and portugal of both sounded the alarm there. portugal saying that 80 percent of cases by the end of the month, will be on the chron and germany has, puts france and denmark on its list of countries of concern. and is also mulling the possibility of introducing mandatory quarantines on people coming from the united kingdom to germany as well. and we also gather that possibly by the end of the day, the dutch government may have an announcement to make on new restrictions their new parker in london forest. thanks very much for the updates now. and fisher is in washington dc, following the elements from across the u. s. for infections on hospitalisation have searched. of course there was a big surgeon, vaccinations just as the vaccinations started to come on to the market. and

p 's that represent them reflect that g, but just a short while ago to an m p. for the while cali constituency, that's another part of north tv province, and he expressed great reservations about this. he said for 3 reasons. firstly, he said, this operation isn't legal, that it doesn't have the full approval of congress parliament. secondly talked about you can the track record of looting and hurting civilians on the previous in cash and that made into congo. thirdly talked about the risk of an escalating conflict with the drawer in rwanda. ever since you got the lender invaded eastern congo 25 years ago. they both been accused of meddling looting, minerals and supporting rebels ever since. well, it's time for the webinar his jeff. hello, good to be with you. i want to bring you right up to speed with this iconic storm flemming in to the east coast of india. we have red weather warnings in play for the indian states of interpretation, o disha on saturday, the darker the color, the more intense, the rain is falling. we press play, see where it goes on, sundays, s

the reason why most of the japanese l d p a members are, i would say the m p 's had chosen music. she has, as he was sustained a service call. mr. cornell is a much of a radical or say, a person who brings a lot of constructed destruction to the system. the issues claim to do that. oh, mystery kasheila is much more of i say, adjuster to answer question, will he bring in something new? will he bring in something that would basically and change all to the course of the japanese methodology? i don't think so. i think he is much more of a person that is stuck to the status quo. he sent to the stan cisco and he has some thing of a, a fiscal conservative issue, the st. but the, do you think that this does represent something of a change in terms of a bicycle fiscal stimulus package? because that is something that's quite different. does it not? yes, i mean he obviously will come up with these physical packages. in fact, everybody was seeing that even the opposition. but the biggest question which none of them answered was considering or death situation, which is the heaviest dep owens a

those british m. p. 's have approved new restrictions in england to curve the spread of code 19. but 98 m. p 's from prime minister barak johnson's own party voted against the measures. face coverings will be compulsory and most indoor settings, and we changes to self isolation. rules covet, passes will also be required for large venues, staff at a candle factory in the us state of kentucky. se bosses threatened to fire them if they left the building as a tornado approach. management denies this, at least a people killed the factory when the storm hit. and 0 spoke to one of the employees from the candle factory. is sad because so many people have passed away so many people still engine to this day. and i'm not saying just injure like a scratch in the day, and some people are missing leg. some people paralyzed for the rest of their life. and they got to say is that that denied it. they've just denied everything that we're trying to tell the news, which i tell the social media, they did not every situation. i'm not saying it's covered or they but, and that's it. but i'm just saying

but just a short while ago, i spoke to an m p for the valid cali constituency. that's another part of north tv province. and he expressed great reservations about this. he said for 3 reasons. firstly, he said this operation isn't legal. that he doesn't have the full approval of congress parliament. second, he talked about uganda's track record of looting and a, and hurting civilians on the previous in fashions. it's made into congo, fairly talked about the risk of an escalating conflict with drawer in wanda ever since he, canada and reminder invaded eastern congo 25 years ago. they've. ready both been accused of meddling looting minerals and supposing rebel groups ever since and at times they've collaborated to do these things. and at times they fought each other . and at this moment the relationship between the governments, rwanda and uganda isn't good. and the m. p for wiley tally said that there's a great risk of this conflict escalating and drawing in rwanda as well. malcolm workforce are in nairobi, thanks for that. now. can still had his on out there. the

by 8 p. m. the confirmed it was the new vivian at you. remember that when covered was found in the united states, it was also forced on the west coast. now this man is an isolation. his close contacts have tested negative, but of course track in trace is underway. and as i say, he arrived before the travel bands were put in place and to be photo. the presidential adviser on cobra was asked about those travel bands. at a briefing at the white house in the last few hours, he said the intention was never to stop it arriving in america. that was simply never going to happen. we knew that it was just a matter of time. before the 1st case of arm, a crown would be detected in the united states. and as you know, we know i've been saying it in my colleagues on the medical team and other 7 saying that we know what we need to do to protect people get vaccinated if you're not already vaccinated, get boosted if you've been vaccinated for more than 6 months with an i'm or an 8 or 2 months with j and j. and al

health systems, british m. p. 's approved new restrictions in england to curb the spread of coven 19, but has been considerable opposition. 98 m. p. 's from prime minister boris johnson's own party voted against it. face coverings will be compulsory and most indoor settings, and they'll be changes to self isolation rules. the un security council has met to discuss progress on salvage in the 2015 iran nuclear deal. western ambassadors say the situation is grave and iran's nuclear program. more advanced than ever, iran wants assurances, but sanction lifted allegations of sophistic bosses that a candle factory in the us state of kentucky threatened to fire off if they left. the building of the tornadoes. storm approached, management denies the claims, at least 8 people were killed when the building was flattened on friday, kentucky governor and she says, a workplace safety review of the death will now be conducted. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 off the inside story stage, and thanks

they got it at 3 p. m, yesterday, that's tuesday here in the united states. and by 8 p. m, they had confirmed that it was on the con, the amend managed to build a genuine sequence which will help scientists with farther examination of this. all of those around this man have been tested at those directly in contact with them have been negative, but the whole tracking trace issue is no underway in the united states. you remember that before the 29th of november, the united states put in place a travel band for 8 countries from southern africa. anthony photo, who is the presidential advisor on the virus, said that was really to buy them time rather than to stop it because he realised there was no way of stopping this 1000000000 hitting the united states. we knew that it was just a matter of time before the 1st case of arm, a crown would be detected in the united states. and as you know, we know i've been saying it and my colleagues on the medical team and other 7 saying we know what we need to do to protect people get vaccinated if you're not already vaccinated, get boosted

m p. 's. yes, i think that's true. i mean, you don't want to lease any problems for the price, but so far he owns his policy, has to buy them at least as far as their whole ratings are concerned. i think for conservative and fees, the reason that they are strong in the 1st place was because he was an election when if there are signs that the dam is bursting on labor going. busy to some kind of opinion told me then conservative, i'm going to be asking themselves, you know, do, they won't and you know, going to put talk with a prime minister. busy who seems to be so gas pro, so accident prone, to be honest and doesn't seem the most coveted person for the job, particularly when they can look around at other most of the chance of extracting a finance minister where she soon act. i'm say there is a politician who appears to have things under control and appears to be at least basically competent. we'll see what happens. certainly, i won't get very close on for the moment to bail, but from queen mary university in london. th

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and only a few days ago, a 100 concert of m. p. 's rebelled against the government. pushed to introduce, passes for allowing people to attend a public events, it was down to opposition and peace to provide support for the government. so or as johnson given all they the admire and scandal surrounding him at the moment, unscrewed to the over his suitability to lead is very concerned about making a wrong move. all right, thanks so much need bach there. let's take mr. julian tang hasan henri, associate professor in the department of response re sciences at the university of less that good to have you with us. so once you will take on this, you think the government should be introducing restrictions and if so, what should they be doing? yes, well this, this viruses growing as a rapid rate and the study from imperial suggests that there's no decrease in clinical severity, that contrast of what the seen south africa, but in the face of uncertainty that controlled the forest and he more stringent measures. however, the british public is al

they say there are many countries that have nuclear programs that are not part of the m p t. not only that, the renews are part of additional protocols of the non proliferation treaty as a sign of good, willing, 2015 once the j. c. p o, a was agreed upon and signed. iranians agree, 2 additional protocols under the nonproliferation treaty, and that is something that has not been the case since the u. s. withdrew from the deal in 2018. now iran is a signatory to n p t. yeah. and they have been for a long time and day well, we're part of the additional protocols which came into effect after the 2015 nuclear deal. as part of that agreement, would you say iran nuclear program is one of the most monitors, hurts nuclear programs in the world by your agency. you teeth, that's a fact. because by virtue of a number of security council resolutions, in particular, one that was adopted a few years ago, 2251. and it mandated the agency to conduct a number of inspections above the normal type of inspections that any other country would have. the reason is that of course, in the past there w

and many m p 's as many as 70 of them are, are dead set against that. and they just believe that that is a bridge too far for them to support. the thing is though, that boris johnson has labor support that the opposition party. so there is a feeling here that those members of the conservative party wanting to vote against the government might be doing it in safe in the knowledge that the government is not going to be defeated on their son. i've heard one commentator say that these are just disgruntled people, wanting to give forest johnson a good kicking, get it out of their system, go home for christmas. at said it does present boris johnson with the real challenge to his leadership from his own side. and that's probably the biggest significance of it. i don't think the government is going to lose the vote later on this evening, but it's going to be, it's going to suffer a bloody nose out. 0 is pull brennan live in london pullman. he thinks the south african medical research council has released its 1st on the chron study. the data was gathered in the

they say there are many countries that have nuclear programs that are not part of the m p t. not only that, the renews are part of additional protocols of the non proliferation treaty as a sign of good will in 2015 once the j. c, p o, a was agreed upon and signed. iranians agree, 2 additional protocols under the nonproliferation treaty, and that is something that has not been the case since the u. s. withdrew from the deal and 2018. now. iran is a signatory to n p t. yeah. and they have been for a long time and day a well, we're part of the additional protocols which came into effect after their 2015 nuclear deal. as part of that agreement, would you say around nuclear program is one of the most monitors, hurts nuclear programs in the world by your agency. it is, that's a fact because by virtue of a number of her security council resolutions, in particular, one that was adopted a few years ago. 20 to 31. her. it mandated the agency to conduct a number of inspections above the normal type of inspections that any other country would have. the reason is that, of course, in the p

they say there are many countries that have nuclear programs that are not part of the m p t. not only that, the renews are part of additional protocols of the non proliferation treaty, as a sign of good will in 2015 once the j. c. p o, a was agreed upon and signed. iranians agree, 2 additional protocols under the nonproliferation treaty, and that is something that has not been the case since the u. s. withdrew from the deal and 2018. now. iran is a signatory to n p t. yeah. and they have been for a long time and day, well, we're part of the additional protocols which came into effect after their 2015 nuclear deal. as part of that agreement, would you say around nuclear program is one of the most monitors, hurts nuclear programs in the world by your agency. it is, that's a fact because by virtue of a number of security council resolutions, in particular, one that was adopted a few years ago 20 to 31. or it mandated the agency to conduct a number of inspections above the normal type of inspections that any other country would have. the reason is that of course, in the past ther

they say there are many countries that have nuclear programs that are not part of the m p t. not only that, the renews are part of additional protocols of the non proliferation treaty, as a sign of good will in 2015 once the j. c. p o, a was agreed upon and signed. iranians agree, 2 additional protocols under the nonproliferation treaty, and that is something that has not been the case since the u. s. withdrew from the deal in 2018. now iran is a signatory to n p t. yeah. and they have been for a long time and day well, we're part of the additional protocols which came into effect after the 2015 nuclear deal. as part of that agreement, would you say iran nuclear program is one of the most monitors, hurts nuclear programs in the world by your agency. you teeth, that's a fact. because by virtue of a number of security council resolutions, in particular, one that was adopted a few years ago, 2251. and it mandated the agency to conduct a number of inspections above the normal type of inspections that any other country would have. the reason is that of course, in the past there we

they say there are many countries that have nuclear programs that are not part of the m p t. not only that, the renews are part of additional protocols of the non proliferation treaty as a sign of good will in 2015 once the j. c, p o, a was agreed upon and signed. iranians agree, 2 additional protocols under the nonproliferation treaty, and that is something that has not been the case since the u. s. withdrew from the deal and 2018. now. iran is a signatory to n p t. yeah. and they have been for a long time and day a well, we're part of the additional protocols which came into effect after the 2015 nuclear deal. as part of bad agreement. would you say your own nuclear program is one of the most monitors hurts nuclear programs in the world by your agency? it is, that's a fact because by virtue of a number of security council resolutions, in particular, one that was adopted a few years ago 20 to 31. and it mandated the agency to conduct a number of inspections above the normal type of inspections that any other country would have. the reason is that, of course, in the past ther

thesi p t's j jnt the m thedl clas that' tshas ie bennn focused on here at the department of labor. david: we really appreciate you coming in today best of luck to you, sir, we appreciate it. >> thank you. david: secretary of labor marty walsh, lauren want to bring you in you're looking at movers. lauren: zillow is up 5% jefferies is weighing in, saying buy the dip shares dropped so sharply since zillow announced a wind-down of their housing inventory, the zillow offers program, they shed their excess baggage to refocus on the core and they're giving them $115 price target so it's a nice bump from here. david: and then dede. lauren: down pretty sharply it bounced around now down 14% in fact. it has withdrawn from the new york stock exchange and will list immediately in hong kong. that's considered vending to chinese regulators. at first investors thought it was a good thing but now not so much, but the chinese ride hailing company they went public in june so they have been a u.s. company for such a short period of time, and halved their value. grab might be a stock to watch today be

p must. now, if she finds him guilty of failing to do so, it's a serious offense. and what is the remedy she has expelling suspending or ordering out for a certain set of time the p from parliament. now, mr. johnson, the prime minister is banned from parliament. he won't be able to perform these juices as answering questions, coming to class, making statements, et cetera. so these 3 very way, see masses. i know we're the prime minister moment when i conference in is to lapse in a tory and peace and followed me and he's ministerial colleagues. now i conclude i have reached that conclusion for some time that he is finished. he is afraid he is now a posthumous prime minister. is the living dead and at some point, probably not before christmas, but certainly in the new year. he will be obliged to resign. that is the stat that is the, the matter as it now is that you've been the prime ministers in journalistic terms . it's been a while you've been his nemesis. you've been just a book detailing all

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