and we all know there were conflicts after the first world war and named the first world war and after the conclusion of the second world war, congress passed what is now 79 - 49 fundraising the internment of a world warrl ii, and known soldir in the art at the tomb of the unknown soldier and they were in process of preparing the selection and preparing the transport back to the united states, the repatriation for the internment when the korean war broke out and we suspended that operation and after the korean war, congress passed a new law, a four - 75, which authorize the selection of the internment of korean war of the unknown soldier and around the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington national cemetery. t they continue to view this as a way for the nation to pay tribute against all of this a ws whether they work repatriation are not in a place where the country could come together and here is lying in state ceremony for both the world war ii hand that korean war of the unknown soldiers in the capitol building if anyone will note that there side-by-side in the rotunda and as we

world doesn't make decisions. that isn't business well doesn't execute, you know, it's blah blah, blah, blah blah, all day long. and in f one, if you do, blah, blah, you are your god. you will not when you need to be disgust, decide, execute, go next one. and that is something that i'm bringing to the business world. prospect seems to switch between disciplines without difficulty. as long as it breaks with convention, he shot an advertising clip for a germany's national railway company door to bond with rock legend ag pop to promote environmentally friendly travel. as they put in extra ag bob in the commercial a cool and i was there, you can pop naked and bunch of on. you have to know very traditional german company owned by the government. and here is naked and almost naked here in top. topless iggy pop sitting in the train and asked laughing at each other that was like a 1st time ever bunch of on to take such a risk. and he usually gets other sports stars on board for his projects to force him on. for example, w

that means he is somebody who can save the whole world and bring peace to the world. that is the first and most important element of it. that is often ignored, the religious sections. then he goes on to apply the message ofjesus to the various parts of the world in which there is a real conflict and tension. i think it's quite interesting that the particular cases he mentioned in his speech. this is not a pop or of soft soaps world leaders in these speeches. —— pope. he picked up yemen. 0f world leaders in these speeches. —— pope. he picked up yemen. of any world leaders, he is the one who has most consistently talked about that country. why do you think that in particular is a part of the world where he feels there is... i particular is a part of the world where he feels there is... i think he is picking _ where he feels there is... i think he is picking op _ where he feels there is... i think he is picking up a _ where he feels there is... i think he is picking up a part _ where he feels there is... i think he is picking up a part of - where he feels there i

people in the business world is slow and the business world doesn't make decisions. that isn't business well. doesn't execute, you know, it's blah blah blah blah blah, all day long. and in f one if you do blah. busy blah, you are your gotten, you will not when you need to be disgust, decide execute, go next one. and that is something that i'm bringing to the business world prospect seems to switch between disciplines without difficulty. as long as it breaks with convention, he shot an advertising clip for germany's national railway company door to bon with rock legend iggy pop to promote environmentally friendly travel. and yes, they put me like the ag bob in the commercial b. cool. and i was there in pop naked and archibald, you have to know very traditional german company owned by the government. and here is naked and almost naked here in top. topless iggy pop sitting in the train and asked laughing at each other. that was like a 1st time ever bunch of on to take such a risk. and he usually gets other sports stars on board for his projects to force him on. for exam

— in other parts of the world? where some thankful— in other parts of the world? where some thankful that _ in other parts of the world? where some thankful that were _ in other parts of the world? where some thankful that were not - in other parts of the world? where | some thankful that were not seeing the same rate of mortality that we did with delta or even the high numbers of high viral load. which tells us that omicron fortunately should be less path that doesn't mean that if your unvaccinated that you should be on worried about her. we would still encourage you to get the vaccine, get the booster if you haven't done that or choose not to do that please abide by other health measures as we note that they work. fantastic to have you on the program. we mentioned the rise in coronavirus cases in the uk. and restrictions brought in by the prime minister borisjohnson, have prompted a major rebellion by conservative mps. the measures, such as mandatory covid passes for entertainment venues, were still approved because the opposition labour party supported them. bu

we were the most powerful military in the world. we were the most powerful economy in the world. and we were asserting our power in the aftermath of a world war that had virtually destroyed all competition. and so, you know, we were able to sustain ourselves for, for decades. you know, in as if people say, well, you know, that's what we need to recreate, understand this one, this framework is corroded. we're not the most powerful military. what i mean it, we have the, if you include nuclear weapons, yes, we are. but you take where nuclear weapons and we're shadow, well we used to be, we used to be able to fight in when 2 and a half wars. i was our doctrine of, i don't think o it right now. we say we do one war but which i'm a control rush in china at the same time that's to, in my math. and then we still have a problem in the middle east at the half. we can't do that. so we're over extended militarily. and then when, when we talk about our economy, you know, we got this reality called china. we've got brazil, we've got the 3rd world that is quickly coming in and we have the marke

the point is the world does not act. this will be the biggest man, mid crisis which is unfolding in front of us. we of the oil. see it's a big responsibility on us. because not only is it the situated situation and one is thought as it on form. but it's a religious duty to help them or in all the headlines, governments across europe is stepping out measures to control in front of the only con corona virus variant. there's also anger of the new rules just before christmas . protest is been marching in several cities to call for an end to cultivate pauses and social restrictions and netherlands has already imposed a strict lock down from sundown. woods studio be unscripted as the program coming up next. se, without his era on counting the cost m r. n a full that is changing the well, the vaccines, not as the coven 9 think, big business, and play that plus thousands of pixels. millions of dollars and non refundable token weed. demystify the world of crypto ot helping to call on al jazeera nuclear. gonna make sure that the s

they will organize their own world cup with 16 inventory teams from around the world when smithy about this steve, in dought, mentalism recently created by the time for food could dangly buy, managed in dublin management. taylor from the mother says miss dustless. and what osman for, in death being a moons, conduct mom in police near you, both of whom was said close open until sight and shut it. and they won't watch the games and cut her no semi final. no final, nothing. only the live stream and post match analysis of their own tournament. but it means to make them and also he does come with his gave new if cayden for bundy me, the shits in low others for them love the stones. emma wooden ramesh beauman and gazande had her mail. so i hope not hope you not have been with a stronger than not us and osmond dublin viet ended mazin at ativa beaten beers to manage my gunsmith. im assembled. jennifer spoke about the matter, but i'm on m summer, shown luncheon at ativa to hobble on rain, so cannon and bus monday, the agen investment ange console me it. most of us will probably end up in front

in to what we are seeing in the uk and across the world?— across the world? in south africa, the need to _ across the world? in south africa, the need to be _ across the world? in south africa, the need to be interpreted - across the world? in south africa, the need to be interpreted with i across the world? in south africa, i the need to be interpreted with some care. we need to allow for averaging and the patterns that we see there in reporting. but it does look like cases peak around a week ago, and admissions have also been flatter in recent days. it is to be hoped that we see a shorter peak here too. share we see a shorter peak here too. are we see a shorter peak here too. are we any clearer in terms of knowing where derek look back on that peak might be? i know we can't be specific, but generally do we have any idea, whether we are talking about the first week of january, the end ofjanuary, when is that likely to be? i end ofjanuary, when is that likely to be? ~ ., , , to be? i think that is very difficult _ to be? i think that is very difficult to _ to

now we need the rest of the world to step up as well. let me be clear. not a single vaccine shot americans ever sent to the rest of the world will ever come at the expense of any american. i will always make sure that our people are protected first, but vaccinating the world is just one more tool in how we need to meet our moral obligations as americans and how to best protect americans as well. the delta variant and now the omicron variant all emerged elsewhere in the world. so we can't let up until the world is vaccinated. we're protecting americans by doing that as well. as we continue this effort let's remember where we stand. we are in a very different place as we enter the month of december, this month, compared to where we were last christmas. last christmas fewer than 1% of american adults were vaccinated. this crisp as the number will be over 71%, including more than 86% of seniors. last christmas our children were at risk without a vaccine. this christmas we have safe and vaccines for children ages five and older. with more than 19 million chil

they will organize their own world cup with 16 inventory teams from around the world. when smithy about this, steve, in dought mentalism recently created by the time for 50 dangly by the managed in dublin management taylor from the mother says miss dusta. singe what osman or in death being a moons. good. at the moment police near you, both of whom was said close open until sight and shut for they won't watch the games and car no semi final, no final, nothing only the live stream and post match analysis of their own tournament. but it can make them and also he does come with his gave him new, if cayden for bundled or should some lo, others for them love the stones. emma wooden ramesh beauman and gazande had her mail. so i hope not hope you not have been with us thrown than not us and osmond dublin viet ended mazin at ativa beaten barrage diminished against him to him. assembled. jennifer spoke about the matter, but i mean, aunt em. summer shouldn't obstinate at ativa to harden and ran. so cannon and bus monday, the agony investment ange, transmit most of us will probabl

the world health organization warns the world to prepare. even if omicron does cause less severe disease, the sheer number of cases could, once again, overwhelm unprepared health systems. noes to the left, 126. wow! gosh! here in london, despite the pm claiming success, dozens of his own mps vote against new coronavirus restrictions in the latest blow to boris johnson's authority. two close friends who lost their lives in the english channel migrant tragedy. we visit their home town in iraqi kurdistan. a record temperature's observed in the arctic. scientists say the 38 degrees celsius heat is an alarm bell for climate change. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the head of the world health organization has issued a new warning about the omicron variant of coronavirus, saying it is spreading far more quickly than any other to date. he told countries around the world underestimate it at your peril. stephanie prentice reports. it's been three weeks since the first detection of the omicron mutation but is likely to be

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so teddy bears prepare your children for the brave new world. i remember diversity is not at all i o is no longer an appropriate costume. this is appropriation, zoological appropriation offensive to the dia, community. mm hm. and obviously sandra has to be cancelled. i because he is a white, his gender male who amuses mrs. claus discriminate against children based on behavior. whereas red, which is a communist color, makes children sit on his lap, makes people destroy trees and exploit sales. so sorry kids sandler is not coming to town anymore. i follow these instructions, stick to the spirit of christmas. you decide. i a ah, with to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. is an offense, very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult, time. time to sit down and talk. ah, it is good to have you with us today here when i see well, the world's richest man has lashed out at cnn in an interview on t

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mr brown wants world _ fully vaccinated. mr brown wants world leaders - fully vaccinated. mr brown wants world leaders to - fully vaccinated. mr brown wants world leaders to try | wants world leaders to try again, at the start of the new year, to make vaccination across the world a priority. the world health organization says 98 countries have not been able to meet the target of vaccinating 40% of their populations by the end of the year. without more progress, who officials are warning the pandemic will drag on for longer. pandemic will drag on for loner. , longer. getting the vaccine for those who _ longer. getting the vaccine for those who need _ longer. getting the vaccine for those who need them - longer. getting the vaccine for those who need them most. longer. getting the vaccine for i those who need them most must be a priority for every single government, notjust some. we need to also be able to use tools to drive transmission down because, if we did not we will continue to see the virus change and the virus threatened us in ways that brings us closer to the begin

brown world. now, to expect one voice is to actually hinder your progress. but surely not everybody of african descent, regardless of which continent they live — the americas, where many enslaved africans ended up, countries like brazil, the caribbean here, europe, all over the world. we all know what we want, but there are different ways to conceptualise it, different ways to proceed. there are multiple roads leading to the roundabout. and we don't want necessarily to have everyone walking like sheep down a narrow path. we are a community of multiple experiences and diversities. in the us, for example, there's a very strong argument that says we want cash in hand as part of the repayment of the plunder of the african—american community. we have been plundered. we can demonstrate it — we've lost our land, we've lost our businesses, we've had personal victimisation. we want to have this repaired in hard cash. in the caribbean, we've not taken that path. we have said our reparatoryjustice mode

he gave the world a vision of a fair society, a just society. ah, and on paper it was the fairest and the best society you can imagine. but it was a you tube, it proved to be a utopia. it's not just a matter of what was done for people in the countries of the soviet unit itself. it was also the way in which the soviet union was able to interact with the rest of the world. and overall, it's present was, i would say very positive. and since then, the lack of having the soviet union that has made the world a much more dangerous place to come for you a guide to celebrating christmas the woke way or not stance after the break ah ah with so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have, it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, his on offenders. very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk. ah, welcome back. in filmmaking, a has told on say, freedom of the press no longer exists. he was reacting to the decision by jim a

not in world war i or world war ii was not going to happen. african-americans knew it was not going to happen. davis the commander refused to put any of his men up for because he knew they would be rejected no matter what they did. and so, the army actually stands out for its willingness to review the matter and had not taken such adamant stance as the navy. but i would know there are only two african-american medal of honor winners from the first world war. one of whom i will mention tomorrow. and their awards were given, the most recent one and 2015, nearly 100 years after they earned them in combat, they in a number of african-american soldiers were recommended for the medal of honor for their white superior officers coming out of world war i, no one did anything about it. in the navy, i believe, refused the army. there is medal of honor potentials resulted in the seven words jon mentioned said they're not doing that so they didn't. >> the next questions to your left about half way back. >> doctor chester have a two-part question. first of

around the world. so, that's what transformed the world and very grateful of his service. but the chapter about brent skullcroft organizing the national security council is a must read because it talks about the partnership that existed even inside the white house. normally there's tension between the different bureaucracies inside the white house. i would carry around three in one oil all the time to put it in the gears. but president bush and brant and jim baker were a remarkable team and had the benefit of working with dick cheney and colon powell. a spectacular team that made a difference. the president has a vision but did not allow himself to be stuck on stupid. he was always looking to learn, always inviting people to offer other solutions or a better way of debating it. and he didn't practice bragadocia. he didn't bang his chest. in fact, he went overboard and said you did it, when it could have been a we did it. >> i'm going to jump in and narrow the question for you because andy really opened the door. so, what struck me in the book, obviously, you and i both hav

we've been searching for you around the world. tell us in your own words, where all you from that chair here when our tea about correspondence had to weigh north all the way to the homeland of father christmas. our story coming up in just a few minutes with hope you're having a great day enjoying a little festive chair with the family. this is all the international welcome to the program. my role research us is seeing a search and amr kron cove it case is all across the country. apparently they're up by 55 percent new york, texas in new jersey. they've more than doubled down south in florida. the sunshine state. they've jumped 7 fold. now on tuesday, joe biden promised half a 1000000000 free tests for americans. he also pledged to open more testing sites, although many testing centers of actually shutter that shops now you to stop shortages. that includes 13 of them in both new york and new jersey. the lines are growing here in new york city, and so is the frustration. 13 different coven testing centers throughout the city close d

so our daily lives in, or just remember that, like the world we live in now is not the world that we had all this time. this is like the past, i think of 200 years of very bad decisions past a 100 years. very bad. you know, i mean the advent of fossil fuels, acceleration, the rise of the fossil fuels, agriculture system, and the toxic militarization. it's kind of like being on steroids. you know, fossil fuels puts you on. steroids makes it a lot bigger and a lot faster if you can get rid of some of the amnesia that you get from a basset fossil fuel injection. and remember that there's a way to live, that is a little bit more simple that has more relations with your, your, with your relatives that are close, you know, then, then you've got a better shot. because the fact is, is that a globalized economy is predicated on a lot of fossil fuels. you know, i can get a shrimp that was raised in scotland, d veined in china, and arrives at a wal mart near me. you know, what i'm saying is, is like that's too far 1st room to travel. she, you know, maybe we, we rebuild things that are a little

so what infrastructure _ around the world. so what infrastructure is _ around the world. so what infrastructure is needed i around the world. so what j infrastructure is needed to around the world. so what - infrastructure is needed to get vaccines around the world, and if i may ask you, also, why are governments still opting for travel bands until those vaccines are spread more widely? vaccines are spread more widel ? . , ~ widely? travel bands i think, i can start _ widely? travel bands i think, i can start with _ widely? travel bands i think, i can start with that. _ widely? travel bands i think, i can start with that. in - widely? travel bands i think, i can start with that. in some i can start with that. in some very limited circumstances in delaying a pandemic, they may work in some situations. they really don't make any sense to me now, two years in, especially when the travel bands were to country where they haven't been the variant identified and where the variant was old ready terrified in many other countries, plus if you are going to do a travel ban, you have

s. issues that shape the rest of the world. as we enter the 3rd year with 19, we go back to hand where it all began and investigate how far we come. since the pandemic january on, i'll just see about the world economy is headed for recession. china won't be there to say that this time. northern islands, health service at breaking point. south korea sit for one of the was growth periods in half a century. the richest person in the world just gave $98.00 and a half $1000000.00. del. why am i reading these headlines to you? well, it's to prove that these could all of these leaving poor pandemic 2020 headlines in reality though they were all published in november 2019 a month before close at 19 had even been heard because well, before the current of ours pending to kid, much of the world was already deep in a crisis of capitalism and now with millions out of work in the industry, generally stagnant and health care, and scrambling for a vaccine. the question is, did capitalism turn the emergency into a disaster? me? oh capitalism. i

so teddy bears prepare your children for the brave new world. to remember. diversity is not at all i oh, this is no longer an appropriate cost. you this is appropriation, zoological appropriation oh, offensive to the dear community. mm hm. and obviously sandra has to be cancelled. i because he is a wisest gender male who abuses mrs. close discriminate against children based on behavior, whereas red, which is a communist color, makes children sit on his lap, makes people destroy trees and exploit sales. so sorry kids center is not coming to town anymore. i follow these instructions. stick to the spirit of christmas. you decide i want to get back to more traditional ideas of christmas because you know, it's often assumed that santa claus comes from the north pole, but different countries to give him different origins. so audio, peter, all of our reports now from lap. he's probably the busiest man on the planet right now, but where santa claus lives generally depends on where in the world you are. where does santa claus live? in? at the north boy,

they will organize their own world cup with 16 amatory teams from around the world when smithy about this steve, in the dought, many places refusing to create and with by the time for 50 dangly by managed in dublin montela from the my, this is miss douglas and what else must own dissing? i'm doing good at the moment. police near you both of whom was cycling often until sight and start for they won't watch the games and car no semi final, no final nothing. only the live stream and post match analysis of their own tournament. but it can make them also he does come with his gave him new if cayden for bundled shirts and lo, others for them love the stones. emma wouldn't of a mesh be a human gazande had her mom is all i all right, not hope you not a one with a strong than not us, does motherland. dublin viet. in this medicine, i tv beaten beers to manage my gunsmith team assembled. and if we spoke about the matter, but i'm on m. sima shouldn't obstinate at ativa to happen on rain. so cannon mussman, the stagnant vestment, ange transmit, most of us will probably end up in front of our tvs

this time on weather world, i'm in scotland, where i've been finding out how our warming world is affecting life here at the cairngorm mountains ski area. but of course it's notjust the winters that are changing, but the summers, too. we're high in the mountains and snow is disappearing completely more frequently. patches of snow that can survive in the mountains from one winter to the next are now melting away more often. what is historically the uk's longest lasting patch of snow disappeared in 2021 for what is said to be only the eighth time in 300 years, with the majority of these meltings happening since 2000. iain cameron has been documenting scotland's snow patches for 25 years. i asked him why he does it and what he's discovered tells us about the impact of climate change in these highlands. the snow that i look at is a relic, or they are relics, of previous winters' falls and they persist on the shaded gullies and cliffs of the scottish highlands well into summer and often beyond. in fact, some persist right through the year. so, in summer and autumn, you can often find me with my

. >>> the international conference on world war ii, hosted by the national world war ii museum in new orleans continues. next, a discussion about how the bombing of pearl harbor impacted african americans. >> if you are not back please take your seats. this next panel is ready to go. occupied in fours. beat me to the stage, already here ready to go. so we're going to oblige and continue mission. you know with this session we're going to shift gears a little built and we're looking at a different lens than we started. the first lens was kind of the american experience and view and the road to war a strategic one. second one was the japanese perspective. and now we're going to provide a different perspective, bringing things a bit closer to home, providing an introspective on the experience of african americans. in the conflict. now, we've got a great team here. museum presidential counselor and franklin professor and chair, the history department university of georgia. go dawgs. dr. tom morrow. >> -- this year. >> pretty amazing. pretty amaiding. i'm bit of a clemson fan myself but, ca

it will help restore america's leadership role in the world. but, we have a lot to do heading into glasgow. climate change is a global crisis, according to a recent study, the climate crisis impacts 85% of the population and although every country is impacted differently, it is clear that we have to work together to solve it. we have to choose a path forward. one path is paved with inadequate action which will lead to kiss didn't continued disruption, as they kick the can down the road. we are not going to do that. there is a brighter path paved with generational investments in renewable energy, electric vehicles, environmental justice and climate resilience leading to a net zero emissions world, one in which future generations will thrive. we have a moral obligation to our kids and future generations to do this now. the united states has a special responsibility to lead the world down this path through our example. this chart tells a story. the united states has emitted more co2 than any other country in history. and, we are also going to lead

and we've seen what has been doing out throughout the world. i mean, throughout europe in denmark, in norway, in belgium, in the u. k. what is going to do in the u. s. basically it has destiny is becoming the dominant new strength throughout the world, unless it doesn't compete fully with delta. so it's really the south africans that know within days instead of months that took this. i'm a crime variant and gave us awareness that gave us a head start. so getting back to like what you mentioned earlier, steve, you're going to do contact tracy. we got on this in the us, even though there was some delay in getting the 1st one to the u. s. now it's, you know, everywhere, but we got to those cases very shortly after they arrived very shortly after community transmission was started. and we owe that debt to the south african sciences. i me asking you to talk about, you know, cutting off travel. and there seems to be, you know, in this drama, this major health pandemic drama. a desire in some places to blame a country to blame a place as opposed to sa

that document recommended countries around the world, governments around the world adopt a strategy of herd immunity through natural infection, where only focused protection is implemented to protect the most vulnerable. otherwise, the virus should be allowed to rip through the younger, healthier population. that document was extremely influential in a number of countries, including the united states. obviously, trump was very interested in the quick fix if promised to his pandemic woes during his reelection campaign. his senior officials in s ite house for promoting e documento him, like scott alice -- amy: of stanford. >> the stamper professor, and neuroradiologist, not a public health expert but he was the head of trump's covid team. he promoted the great barrington declaration and its message. we have seen the strategy sort of play out and fail everywhere it has been implemented. here in the u.s., in u.k., boris johnson was -- prime minister boris johnson was slow to react to the virus. that has been attributed to his support for herd immunity your infection. sweden adopted that st

we take a look at the most polluted city in the world. now people are having to backlog with an increase in power outages in kingston's counsel. and later in sport, the golfer who grew up 5 shot lead and his chance to become world number one that's coming up with santa ah hi there. thanks for joining in. we've got a storm system swirling around the central mediterranean, that's throwing a lot of rain for southern sections of italy. we've got it. shield of snow for areas of the balkan, sorry evil. looking to pick up 5 centimeters in time for western areas of greece. severe thunderstorms in the forecast for you on monday. now monday into tuesday, that energy hops over the g and symes into western turkey or gather some steam through the eastern med, firehose of rain, just streaming right into on talia. looking to pick up about 50 millimeters of rain and we'll see those winds crank up to 65 kilometers per hour. other side of the mediterranean, the north coast of spain, we've got a plume of moisture moving in some snow for the pair knees and t

he almost died in world war ii. he had a life of service defending this democracy, and we honor him today for his entire life. senator dole began his career serving in the united states -- serving the united states on the battlefields of europe during world war ii, as so many here know. 80 years ago this week, on 7 december, 1941, the japanese launched a surprise attack on what we now know as a day of infamy, an attack on our fleet at pearl harbor. senator dole was just a humble kid from russell, kansas, whose family had struggled through the depression, through the dust bowl. and on that day on 7 december 1941, he was just a freshman in college at the university of kansas. and like many young americans, like you, like my mother, like my father, like many of our mothers and fathers, the surprise attack on the united states on that day invoked his patriotic spirit and began his journey into the hell of combat. second lieutenant dole was assigned to the famous 10th mountain division, and we are blessed today to have t

the world is and the market economy. if it had been introduced as the ussr planned, it would have been wonderful. it would be a welfare state. whether we like it or not, the whole world will come to this because capitalism has outlived its usefulness. capitalism, as lennon said ill always pregnant with was, was attacks provocation, seizures, all the time, you have to fight. what for you, what are we fighting for? was nobody has the answers though. where did they want to leave the world? today? the arms raised has started again. every one demonstrate who created the big rocket . the plane is that the points on the contrary, we must stop. we're not talking about justice security, the environmental, we're talking about who will sees the most for only everything has a beginning and an end. but we are already approaching a point of no return. of course it's terrifying if today they start rattling their weapons. and so want to shout, stop, what do you want and say no guys, let's be friends. the whole point is only in friendshi

so although there are big name on the world stage, they've made 5 world cup of parents is not very good actually winning title. so if they do in tonight in council, it will be a big event for them as well back home. you know, this is a big event here in castle. we have the president jenny, and pacino's back in the stadium, sitting a lot sony and a k. i'm having a few technical problems, perhaps the sin. i'm not sure if it's me or joe, but i'm going to carry on. so that was generic or catcher, upset anyway at the i'll bait stadium and al cause stunning venue designed to look like a great big arabian tenant. and carter has for the last few weeks, really been ramping up efforts to test almost all of these 8 stadiums as it years up to hosting the 20. 22 woke up next year. sort of hide it as this report. ah, it's been the biggest tournaments yet. held in cattle with most of the 8 purpose built world cup stadiums fully put to the test. hundreds of thousands of football fans afford in and out of the arena's in the last few weeks to watch the fee for arab cup a glimpse of what to expect at next

there is tremendous evil in this world. every day that evil is trying to infiltrate and undermine our exceptional nation. i will never shy away from calling out evil ideologies, and i will never back down from speaking against them and how they are used to oppress women, children, and the vulnerable. we must stay committed to opposing heinous acts of violence directed at any religious group around the world, but the fact is, the state department is already doing this. this bill brought to the floor today is for one purpose only. to apiece the hurt feelings -- to appease the hurt feelings of members who themselves have well-documented backgrounds of anti-american and anti-semitic remarks. i rise against this bill just as i will rise against any attempts to weaken our rights, diminish our liberties, and distract this body from dealing with real issues, to strengthen our nation, and empower our people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new

what a gift to the world. to barack and michelle, jill and i are forever grateful for your friendship and your partnership. i can't wait for the center to open and to share memories of our incredible journey together. we love you guys and hope to see you soon. >> please welcome mayor lori lightfoot. >> hello, everyone, and thank you all for being here today. today is a day for celebration and gratitude. we are here to celebrate an important milestone, the groundbreaking of the obama presidential center. and we are grateful to former president obama, first lady michelle obama, for choosing chicago to make what i know will be a transformative investment on this historic south side of our beloved city. this groundbreaking marks the next chapter in a journey that began several years ago. it took many twists and turns. but due to the perseverance, dedication, and hard work of many, we've arrived at this momentous day. the presidential center and complementary investments my administration has made in the surroundin

it's time for the world to wake up. we need to plan to vaccinate everyone. >> and now here you are hearing from one of those wealthy nations, the biden administration saying it's shipping 11 million vaccine doses abroad with 9 million going to africa and another 2 million to other countries around the world. i mean, the shipment brings the total number of u.s.-provided doses sent to africa to 100 million. is that enough in your view? certainly there are lots of complaints that it should have come much sooner, but then how about now? what kind of response -- how do you calculate what kind of response this is? >> so the biden administration, to its credit, america has donated more doses than any other nation in the world by far. but, unfortunately, when you look at across to our allies around the world, the g7 taken as a collective, we've only delivered two-thirds of the doses that were promised by the end of this year. we can and should be doing so much more. air affinity, the research analysis group estimates by march t

we also need to vaccinate the rest of the world. america has, in my view, continues to lead that effort. let me be clear, there's not a single vaccine dose america ever since to the rest of the world, will ever come at the expense of any american. i'll always make sure that our people are protected first. but, vaccinating the world is not just a moral tool, a moral obligation that we have in my view. it is how we protect americans. as we've seen with this new variant, america is doing our part and will do more. >> and the op-ed piece cool written by janet yellen and samantha power, they wrote, the united states must be a model for the wider world. the idea of democracy is inseparable from the idea of america, and we cannot sport free government abroad if our institutions with her at home. leading off our discussion tonight is samantha power, the administrator of the u.s. agency for international development. she was president obama's ambassador to united nations. ambassador power, thank you very much for joining us. we really apprec

my experience at the competition for ground 0, the world trade center, which was a world competition with thousands of architects and millions of people being involved online and saying, i like it. i don't like, it was really a symbol of the fact that architectures become participatory that in an open society, architecture doesn't belong to anyone. i mean, somebody made my invested it, but it's part of the city. so everybody, every citizen has a right to comment, to steer architecture concentrate on the streets, concentrate on open space where people can sit down. that's why half of the fight of grants. here are streets council, public memorial museum. so you can design a city just for one class give to designed it for everyone. i think that's part of the social justice that a city represents. ah, ours may well be in planet. but it's wrong to assume this is an irreversible process. the city should come with a warning just as they rise. so can they use these when flying neighborhoods homes, people spend a lifetime paying for take them bank by nature then counting, demolished, and reve

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360 here now. mm hm. ah ah, if you thought that santa claus or good old st. nick were the only ones who deliver presents a christmas time, then you better think it get. we'll find out whose job it is around europe in today's show. hello, and welcome to another edition of your max with me, your host, megan lee, air, the look at what else is coming up? how italian newbert became famous all over the world. and a behind the scenes looked at the production of champagne, the king of sparkling wine when i was a kid, this was the most exciting time of the year because i would wake up on christmas day and rush in to see what santa had brought for me well, here in germany, there are different characters assigned to deliver presents to kids during the holidays. now it all depends on where you live and as we're about to find out, it's not always santa and his team of helpers who bring in the gifts. oh, the joys of christmas time. duramax reporter holly rollinson is in the christmas spirit. she can't wait to get her p

busy the causes oh for press people around the world. we know when he called his latest 2016, he called on to the world to flow of tony blair and george bush to the hague for living the entire world to the war in iraq. another false pretenses of that country, the, the, the weapons of mass destruction, it was very focused on artifacts, continually plundering the treatment of these early is against the policy news era . he's in his position on tibet with his process. friend delama. he got into some trouble himself ago when the government of jacob's about a few feet visited a discrepancy. he wasn't internationalist, he was a rationalist and a non racialist for that mental agency come. and i think that's why he's celebrated world over the course of his fans and racial politics hurried. how do you explain that someone like desmond turtle a man or the church show navigates a long political career that spans decades with all the difficult, different religious ethnic racial mind fails. still, there is a global unanimity about himself. everybody

or, you know, close coordination of russia and china is actions on the world stage. and the responsible joint approach regarding resolving current world problems became a significant factor in the stability of our relationship. katrina year has more from china's capital. fading, says the summit will only serve to enhance the already high level of trust between these 2 countries. and it's true to president, she didn't paying and cited move. putin already have a very strong personal report. they've met more than 30 times in the last 7 or so years. and this relationship, the strength is built on to foundations. i think one is economic. these countries do a lot of trade with each other. there's a lot of neutral investment. china relies on russia for a lot of its energy. it's oil and it's gas. and there was a work together in terms of other projects as well. russia participates in china's belton road initiative that you are talking about working on space exploration as well. and other. another aspect of this relationship, of course, is also political. this meeting is comi

churchill had craved world stage and here he was once again drawn to the fire of controversy that his words were shoe to bring. this was the moment he waited for warning about the threat of communism in europe. churchill had always processed a prom in addition of history and importations, his rich often inspired range of reactions. everyone anticipated controversy, churchill did not disappoint. [inaudible] >> populations around them lie and all our country not only soviet influence but very high increasingly -- [inaudible] >> from moscow. and for populations and i must call the soviet still. in one way or another not only the soviet influence but very high and in some cases increasing measures of control from -- from moscow. an attempt being made by the russians to build up quasi communist party in their zone of occupied germany but showing special groups of left german leaders. withdrew west ward in accordance with an earlier agreement. 150 miles, nearly 400 miles to allow russian allies to occupy the vast expanse which western democracies had conquered. if now the soviet government

that now one of the most nature depleted places in the world.— places in the world. that is important _ places in the world. that is important because - places in the world. that is important because there i places in the world. that is. important because there are places in the world. that is - important because there are over long lost species that could be better suited to the extreme conditions caused by global warming. many of the crops we depend on such as this coffee plant won't thrive on the increased temperatures predicted by climate change. but these beans from 1873 could provide an answer. they were found in the collections at kew gardens here. not only are they more heat resistant but they make an excellent through with tones of honey and blackcurrant, apparently. it is one example of many of how science, rather than taking us away from the natural world, is bringing us closer to solutions for some of humanity's greatest problems. millions of tonnes of sand were shifted to a stretch of coastline in north norfolk to see if a natural barrier could hold back

. >> the world changed in an instant. but mediacom was ready. internet traffic soared, and we never closed down. schools and businesses went virtual, and we powered a new reality. because we are built to keep you ahead. >> mediacom supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ announcer: health and economics experts testified about the need to accelerate covid-19 vaccination efforts globally. before the coronavirus crisis subcommittee. witnesses talked about several topics, including the negative effects continued at bricks overseas have on the u.s. economy. even more tragically, more than a third of these deaths have occurred since the last covid vaccine became widely available to us in the u.s. and most highly developed nations. 40% of people around the world have not yet received even a single dose of a coronavirus vaccine. that is 3 million people who remain at far higher risk than they should be. some of these 3 billion are those who have been unwilling to get

and the genesis block was a pre bitcoin world and a post bitcoin world. and the whole thousands of years of human history before that had been based on essentially gold standard, fia rode on top of the gold standard. now we're in a big coin standard world. and you saw that really a rob's in the, you know, i guess he's millennial president who cali versus boomer. peter chef peter shift hanging on to his gold. thinking down into the fayette think the sludge in the swamp of all the fraudulent debts of wall street. and here we have. kelly had tweeted, el salvador just bought the dip. a $150.00 coins at an average u. s. dollar price of $48670.00. celebration phase party pat hash had bitcoin christmas cake. so remember we said small and nimble, so there he is nimble. he grabbed the dip. peter schiff with his big giant bars of gold ano that you can dance with. there's a lot more dips coming. he said, how much tax per money do intend to waste. and here is the, the millennial versus boomer moment, right in this tweet response at the kelly had to boomer. chef. none