jeffrey: i think so. i think the empirical record of the federal reserve for the last 100 years or more shows repeated instances of them pivoting from concern about promoting demand and growth to concern about trying to fight inflation. there record is not that great. less than half of the time have they done it without successfully reduced inflation without pushing the economy into a recession by overdoing it. it is hard to do because of the lag involved they have set a course for themselves this year and they have a tough job this year. tom: are they going to move forward and you have confidence they can move forward and recalibrate and adjust with stability, or do you suggest there is instability risk? jeffrey: i think they are threading a needle. i think they have to tighten rapidly enough to ease demand and ease inflation. i think they are going to be mindful of not going too fast and pushing the economy into a recession. they will all be mindful of this amazingly consistent -- the unemployment rate

i'll start with jeffrey in austin. what is the state of the economy as the pandemic is fading, of course, in different parts of the world. it's, there's different status for the pandemic. but as we it it, as it ebs here, where we stand here because the prognosis was the economy should roar once it was unlocked from the lock downs. now there's different opinions of where we're going, jeffrey. you 1st. it's not a lock on the lock downs and, and we're suffering as a result. broken supply, chance old world port clogged and the rest empty shelves, shortages high inflation and you know, an aggregate. but if you look at the individual sectors of construction or beef prices, bacon gas, you name it, americans are suffering dreadfully. hundreds of thousands of businesses were destroyed during the pandemic. they're not coming back. and now you've got the vaccine mandates that are being imposed through a regulatory, judicial theat, and you've got the biden ministration, ignoring judges that are condemning them. so i'm telling you

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go head jeffrey. the ruling class definitely own played their hand during lock downs, exposing to the world. you know, what's really going on the new york times every day would say, if there's a lot of cases in your neighborhood, you need to stay home and have your food delivered best, very interesting statement. they didn't say there's a lot of cases in your neighborhood go deliver food. right? so, right. because because the paper is designed for of particular class interest, that's it. you know, those are people who don't have to engage in the physical world. don't have to actually like work with anthem encounter the physical world rather just wanna live in their resume life. and they wanted to reconstruct the whole world operation of the global economy for their own benefit. and that is so incredibly obvious right now. and the loss of trust, and i'm very concerned about this. i don't think of anything. i'm gonna submit the loss of trust and ill leafs in expertise in the law of the courts are big bu

they don't want jeffrey epstein's death to be the end of it. >> reporter: the corrosive legacy of jeffrey epstein refuses to go away. >> it really can't go away for prince andrew, at least not any time soon. even if virginia giuffre's lawsuit is dismissed on some legal technicality, the larger question about his conduct will remain. >> reporter: in one month, the queen will celebrate her platinum jubilee. 70 years of wearing the crown. at age 95. and with his brother poised to become king, the bigger question is, will prince andrew be invited? >> the platinum jubilee is supposed to be a moment of huge celebration of the queen's 70 years on the throne. now, i would have thought, you know, that there would be the family on the balcony, but i can't see how prince andrew can possibly be up there waving to the crowds when the crowds might be booing back at him. >>> up next, they're not cute or cuddly. the invasive feral hogs threatening farms, and what some farmers are doing about it. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! â

giants had another bumper year. closely followed settlement between defeats convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein . and he's accused of giving you 2 free as being made public that the head of a critical hearing involving the british royal families to prince andrew, also ahead. 19 years 10 months and $25.00 days on his american legacy. all the looked back at one of the defining moments of last year. us withdrawal from afghanistan, which brought the country to the brink of collapse with 5 am here in the russian capital. thank you for joining us here in our international. my name's peter scott covey. cases i have searched in the united states with the weekly average, surpassing 360000. throughout the pandemic, the world health organization has stressed. the only way forward is to mass vaccination, and one knock on effects of that big profits. the big pharma, 3 companies, pfizer, beyond tech, a madonna, between them have reportedly been breaking in over $90000000.00 a day. is our t saskia taylor 2021 beer we discovered that ready no cure for greed. just off, big pharma, pfizer is forecasting

this is an agreement that jeffrey epstein settled with virginia robertson, 2009. she received $500000.00 to basically relinquish any sort of future responsibility into it specifically says the associate attorneys, employees, etc. now it doesn't name prince andrew affectively, but disagreement was used by alan dirty, which is a very famous lawyer here in united states to absolve him. so of a case that, that virginia roberts brought forth again, 70 brought up disagreement and the judge dismissed it. prince andrew is hoping this agreement will also absolve him, a being served by virginia roberts and tomorrow the judge in new york will decide whether or not the case can go forward. now, it's difficult, we don't really see all the document that's involved here. it's going to be really up to the judges discretion. this whole epstein saga has really exposed how the elite and how many will be parker people. the world have been protected for a long time against things like this still ahead in the program by major. well, how it says made a joint statement bargain to prevent

jeffrey: again, immigration was the focus. the film followed a group of undocumented activists who infiltrated a florida detention center to bring attention to detainees awaiting deportation. it featured actors, plus interviews with the real people they are playing. the documentary part of the film outside the detention center, the dramatic portion inside. alex: when you start to think about immigration in our society and really look at immigration enforcement, there's so much of it that we're expected not to see, that we're not allowed to se cristina: but it was a form that was born out of necessity, not necessarily out of wanting to be an art film, but out of wanting to create a powerful story. jeffrey: there are rules about these things, right, but there are also ways to creativel break them sometimes? it sounds like wt you're describing. alex: the creativity of it was balanced by research and just really trying to confirm the facts everywhere we could. and so we're going to have to go into uncharted terrain, perhaps, in te

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and i saw jeffrey nodding his head the entire time. this is interesting, this is why we're doing the program. all right, tony, your turn, what is the state of the academy? go ahead. i think i would also agree with my colleagues here. i think that the economy is supposedly coming back. i would, i'll add something new, perhaps a discussion which is just that. i think this is highlights once again the, what i believe is, is the problem in measuring the quality of growth and the quality of an economy. we see g d p numbers don't look that bad. generally, it looks like it's like with the economy is returning to its pre coded trend. but the reality on the ground is that people are still looking for work. we have massive underemployment, which masks the unemployment problem. we also have issues where small businesses are struggling more or, or dead as different mentioned, but, and big businesses, which i think are the ones that are holding up the g. b at the gdc number. the giant businesses have gained dramatically. and i think that, that mast

epstein, nowjeffrey jeffrey epstein, now jeffrey epstein�*s jeffrey epstein, nowjeffrey epstein�*s estate, or virginia giuffre, that that agreement would include prince andrew. they say he has never been named in that agreement and that the claims in that case really revolve around those who would have trafficked young girls alongsidejeffrey young girls alongside jeffrey epstein. young girls alongsidejeffrey epstein. they say the claims they have now against prince andrew, which he strongly denies, is that he abused the girls that were trafficked by epstein, that he himself did not engage in any trafficking or transporting of underage girls, allegedly. so they claim the settlement is completely different and not relevant in this case. thejudge has been questioning both sides and we willjust have to see which interpretation the judge agrees with. band see which interpretation the “udge g with.— agrees with. and this really is a hu . e agrees with. and this really is a huge moment. _ agrees with. and this really is a huge moment, isn't— agrees with. and this really is a huge moment, i

she's been accused of sex trafficking, young girls for jeffrey epstein. and at this point, her defense is arguing that she may receive a lesser sentence if she comes forward and names names about who participated with jeffrey epstein. in his activities, if she were to come forward and give that information. now, virginia roberts to fray has accused prince andrew of having sex with her. when she was 17 years old, she claimed she was forced to have sex with prince andrew. now, prince andrew denied these allegations you fray has also filed a lawsuit against an american lawyer and a harvard professor who denies any wrong doings. prince andrew also denies these wrong doings, so we shall see what the judge decides. 8 as to whether or not these court proceedings will continue, but the jeffrey epstein case and his subsequent death. and now the conviction of going maxwell, i has raised a lot of questions. many are looking on this case with a lot of interest in what revelations could be coming down the pike. our teeth kill him up and taken us through the thanksgivi

epstein, they had been interviewed by the fbi and the government about jeffrey epstein, and according to those notes that are called 302s, those women said things about ghislaine maxwell that were different when being interviewed about jeffrey epstein than what they said about ghislaine maxwell after jeffrey epstein had died and obviously they were all true civil lawyers suing the epstein compensation victims' fund and they got paid money. that was the defense's argument that this was all about money and manipulation. the problem ultimately with that was that there was still this great question mark left really about two main things, why had jeffrey epstein or accounts in his name wired ghislaine maxwell a staggering $30 million in total, thereabouts, and why had ghislaine maxwell stayed with a man who we heard through various testimony hadn't always treated her particularly well and yet she stayed in some sort of capacity. it was never quite clear what, over ten years. prosecutors in the end told the jury to use their common sense. they said why would these four women have come up he

okay, let me, let me put that to jeffrey because jeffrey catalina was just and mentioning youtube and we have seen this before because you too recently permanent, the band, a popular video channel, a conservative commentator also rumble a video content. producer rumble has been the target as well, criticized by some for being one of the main platforms for what they call conspiracy communities. same attack on sub sac for refusing to ban writer is deemed by some to be hateful. so is this a worrying trends? could this be seen as well? we ban anyone that's going off key. i don't think it's a worrying trend. i think it's the right step. i mean, we've been ahead, i'm the president of the united states, taken off of twitter for promoting unproven medicines. and going back to was mentioned earlier, i agree that we need to get a balance between sort of government regulation and marketplace self regulation. but we have to remember that, you know, new young and joni mitchell and a few other successful musicians can afford to take their music off spotify and other musicians have been speaking out

at the center of their arguments a deal between the accuser and jeffrey epstein. epstein paid her virginia giuffre $1 million. it released everybody else from further legal challenge. prince of andrew's lawyers need to persuade the judge that the 2009 deal covered the prince. it is unquestionable that prince andrew could have been sued in the 2009 florida action but was not. he was a potential defendant. the prince's lawyers demanded details of the allegation but were slapped down by the judge. that is not a dog that is going to hunt here, he said. questions were raised as to whether the prince could use the 2009 deal. he is a third party. the judge said the only people who could and foresight jeffrey epstein and virginia giuffre. >> the argument put forward by virginia giuffre's counsel were strong. that the arguments put forward by prince andrew's counsel really met with a hot edge. the set that the judge was not buying what they were selling. >> even if this case is dismissed, the prince is badly damaged. >> the monarchy is an stitution big enough to rise above

i just -- michael, i'm with jeffrey. i'm glad it didn't happen but, but, go on. >> the one to watch is fanny will last, the fulton county district attorney asking for a special grand jury. i think that is the single biggest legal -- >> michael, why don't you hold that thought. let's talk about -- i got to get a break in and when we come back, i'll have you discuss that. stay with me. much more to talk about about trump's growing legal troubles, as well. the committee analyzing 700 plus pages of this white house record and investigations of his activities heating up in georgia and new york. we'll be right back. lineup of tools and facial hair care products. this is the style master. designed to style your stubble in one stroke, a pivoting metal head that defines every edge, and three comb lengths for added versatility. one tool that helps you choose, change, and master your style. king c. gillette at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a pl

jeffrey's talk changed my life. i am a film maker and i make films with my sister and i knew having left that room having had that transformative experience, there was certainly a film there and really felt an obligation to help jeffrey bring his talk to the widest audience possible. i called emily and said, i know you're doing for the next five years. at that time -- that is when t project started. amy: i want to go to another clip of the documentary "we are." >> this is what luck looks like. i have worked as hard as anybody in this theater to get where i am today, and i'm proud of that. but i am lucky. i was not the smartest kid in my hood. the only reason i did not get crushed by that ball when king got shot as i had parents who figured out some way to get their kids into a situation where they had a better chance to succeed. and if that's what it takes to have a legitimate chance at success, having unicorns for parents were just having dumb luck, is that really a country that you want to live in? when you hear w

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with his accuser, virginia, jeffrey in 2001. it's the problem that just won't go away. the queen's 2nd son now faces trial and the u. s. after a judge refused to throughout the case against him. andrew now finds himself completely removed from official royal life, or to buckingham palace release the statement, stripping him of his military rolls and royal patronage is he had already personally resigned from public duties in 2020, many in london. welcome to move by the royal family. i think her dinner, if there's any kind of deal or there's any chance that he's done it, you know, maybe maybe as a good focus, remember to measure maria verbal from isn't defending him anymore. but his privacy and funding is on guys. mm side, which as reserves, but there's still a long legal battle ahead for andrew and his accuser, jeffrey, she says she was forced into sex with the royal by the late sex offender, jeffrey epstein. and his associate colleen maxwell, who was recently convicted of sex trafficking both were long time friends of the prince, who was always strenuously denied delega

she settled previously with jeffrey epstein, and i think she really wants to go forward. i think she wants her day in court and iould be very surprised if she would settle for anythi less than an admission and apologyrom prince andrew. >> we heard a comment fro legal commentator jeffrey rosenberg. >> virginia giuffre has said she doesn't want to settle and wants her day in court. it is not that simple. because going to court is very expensive. she has made a lot of money in the past settling cases. we know that the case involving jeffrey epstein more than a decade ago, she got $500,000 out of, but that was a long time ago -- she got $500,000 out of, but that was a long time ago. her lawyers may consider what you might get, what it might cost, what the risks are of the case in court against the reality of a settlement, in which she gets compensation at her lawyers get paid. there is quite a lot of negotiation behind all this. ♪ >> diplomats from russia and the nato military alliance had their first face-to-face talks into years. the aim is to defuse tension over russian

accuser, virginia jeffrey has been made public. prince andrew lawyer say the 2009 settlement could release him from liability in the case. he's consistently denied the claim. humans rebel, say they seize the ship, belonging to the united arab emirates because i was carrying military supplies. the cargo vessel was taken near the port city of de though the saudi led coalition says it was carrying medical supplies, footage released by the who. these appears to show military trucks on boats on the ship. saudi arabia is leading a military coalition that's been at war with the hosting for almost 7 years. mohammed la thom has more from santa m. e. m. and we couldn't tell exactly. he's telling the truth of the how these military spokesperson during his presser, has revealed some pictures that he says, show the, the, the, you a flag cargo, cargo ship, a carrying weaponry, armored vehicles, and also marian boats. but, but we couldn't confirm such pictures that had been revealed by the how these spokesperson also the these are the other side

jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, good evening. thank you very much. i appreciate you joining us. let's talk about this "politico" reporting. when i read it, i was like this has to be an article from the onion. i mean, this is not real. but it turns out, it is real. "politico" is -- is -- this never-released draft of a can trump executive order that would have directed his defense secretary to seize voting machines? part of it i want to read. it says effective immediately, the secretary of defense shall seize, collect, retain, and analyze all machines, equipment, electronically-stored information, and material records required for retention. what would have happened, jeffrey, if trump had actually signed this thing? >> well, don, you know, it's funny. what -- what occurred to me was, you know, this felt like a south american country under dictatorship. you know, the argentines during the period of the war when the military essentially took over the electoral process. i mean, that -- that he is the k that's the kind of country where the military seizes control of the ballots. um, s

they also struggle with fishing quotas and market access. jeffrey fraser wants to improve conditions for his crew and has found the solution in the upper lobby app of a lobby, which means someone who fishes in a local language connect small scale fishes directly with consumers. daniel smith helped found the arc and the n g o of the same name, which began as university of cape town research project in 2017 karen's on africa. under on the world's small scale, fishes have been excluded and struggled for access to market. a below be came about recognizing that there was this need. and there's an opportunity to then connect these small scale fishes digitally to markets. and for them to be able to access and, and own their own data. in practice, this means jeffrey fraser and his crew consolidate daily cats to restaurants. private is directly through the upper lower be cutting out the middleman level of is quite a good part that we know what we're going for and what we catch in the price is much greater than we get from the local buyers. so for us, it's a big room in the reggie shang says,

jeffrey mentioned sanctions. that was the tool used to punish russia almost exactly eight years ago now after the annexation of crimea. yeah, i mean, it's a good point. for all the talk of the eu and europe not having that much power in defence, it does have power when it comes to sanctions — arguably more than the us. after all, europe have got a lot more trade with russia and in particular, it's a huge relationship in terms of energy. it depends on russia for a lot of its gas, so that's where i think europe has a big role to play here. one of the most controversial issues is the new pipeline, nord stream 2, that has been built between russia and germany. there's been a lot of pressure coming from washington on germany to basically use this as leverage to stop it if russia invades ukraine. so the new german government in berlin, it's a very tricky issue for them. yep. angela merkel was accused of being too soft on russia, mainly because of this dependence on gas, so again, i think the german government are in

jeffrey, thank you very much. scotland is starting to turn the corner according to its first minister nicola sturgeon. speaking on wednesday as she announced the easing of coronavirus restrictions. on friday, mark drakeford, her equivalent in wales, said all restrictions there will be lifted by the end of the month. in the uk, western europe and north america, there is a relief that omicron has proved generally less serious and certainly less fatal than the covid variant which preceded it. hang on, though — is that because the virus is weakening? our immune systems are strengthening? or because of vaccination? the secretary—general at who pointed out this week that 85% of people in africa have yet to receive a single vaccine dose. never mind the three injected into many of us. hugh, in terms of the impact of omicron, it was first identified in southern africa. even there we were told it was comparatively mild. what is it then that he is particularly worried about? i think it's this broader question about inequ

a giant another bumper a year. closely followed settlement between deceased convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, as accuser virginia fray has been made public the head of a critical hearing involving the british royal families. prince andrew, also ahead 19 years had months to put you hostage on his america's legacy on r t looked back at one of the defining moments of last year. the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan, which brought the country to the brink of collapse, with just a few moments into a brand new day. here in moscow, the 1st tuesday of 2022. let's get into our top story. the number of cobit cases has surged in the united states with the weekly average, surpassing 360000. throughout the pandemic, the world health organization, how stressed the only way forward is through mass vaccination. one knock on effect of that big profits for big pharma, 3 companies, pfizer by on tech and the journey between them. hop reportedly been reeking in over $90000000.00 every day. taken us through that story. ortiz saskia taylor 2021 beer. we discovered that ready no cure for greed. just off big

constitute conviction of jeffrey epstein's madam be thrown out? >> this is an absolute nightmare situation for any prosecutor. >> her lawyers calling for a new trial after a juror's shocking revelation. it's the latest twist in the saga which also includes prince andrew's civil case that has the british royal family on the defensive. >> your royal highness -- >> why the queen's second son has been banished from public life. >>> plus bob saget's legacy. his widow kelly rizzo's heartbreak, remembering the love of his life. >> he just wanted to spread love and laughter, and he did it so amazingly. >> how the comic faces his own tragedies. >> he lost his sisters, he lost his parents. >> what she now wants the world to know about her husband. >>> and "encanto." ♪ we don't talk about you no no ♪ >> with the hit song "we don't talk about bruno," the sensation overtaking hip-hop and overtaking the pop charts. if i go to sleep right now, i can get more.... four hours. that's not good. what is time? time. time is just a construct. construct. constructio

and jeffrey tucker, he's the president of the brownstone institute that i want to start with you. what specifically it's being doing to rein in influence or promotions? yeah, well, they're essentially doing is saying you can't promote crypto. if you are a celebrity or an influence or they're the 1st country, as you mentioned in the you to actually do this. a lot of this was actually spurred by a famous soccer player who was essentially endorsing by nance. yeah, you know, coming out and saying, hey, you know, where do i buy crypto out or learn about crypto? i'm buying through by nansen. so he's sending a lot of people in the finance. right. but it's not the only country that's doing something, singapore, actually, it's called the monetary authority of singapore. and they have actually made it illegal. get this to, to advertise crypto at all or crypto products in newspapers, magazines, broadcast media or even in social media. essentially saying the crypto is dangerous and so they don't want to allow people to invest in these, in these you know, crypto assets. and so what you're real

at the centre of their arguments, a deal struck between andrew's accuser and his formerfriend, jeffrey epstein. epstein paid virginia guiffre $500,000. their deal released any other person who could have been included as a potential defendant from further legal challenge by virginia guiffre. prince andrew's lawyers needed to persuade the judge that the 2009 deal covered the prince. the court heard... the prince's lawyers demanded detail of the allegations against their client but they were slapped down by thejudge. finally, questions were raised as to whether the prince could even use the 2009 deal. he is a third party, the court heard. thejudge said... the argument put forward by ms giuffre roberts' counsel, david boies, was strong. i thought the arguments put forward by prince andrew's counsel really met with what we call in america a "very hot bench." the judge was simply not buying what they were selling. even if this case is dismissed, the prince is, say veteran royal watchers, badly damaged. when it comes to the monarchy, the monarchy is obviously an institution that is big enoug

a legal document signed between virginia giuffre and jeffrey epstein 12 years ago has been made public. how will that affect her civil case against prince andrew of alleged sexual assault? the beijing winter olympics is just weeks away. how is china preparing to welcome spectators in the midst of a global pandemic? if their events are in the mountains, they'll be able to take a high—speed train there. that's because some of these trains are operating completely within the bubble. #0u # ou pretty things, don't you know you are driving your mama and six years after his death, david bowie�*s estate sells his entire catalogue of songs for more than $250 million. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it was built as a potential revolution in healthcare or it was a massive case of fraud. a usjury has found elizabeth holmes, the founder of the blood testing start—up company theranos, guilty of conspiring to defraud investors after prosecutors said she had swindled private investors between 2010 and 2015. the 37—year—old did that, they said, by convincing tho

this but then virginia godfrey also claimed she was sexually assaulted by jeffrey epstein, who's a long time friend of the prince. and she signed a, an agreement with jeffrey epstein to settle her civil case against him for half a $1000000.00 that was in 2009 in that agreement. it said anyone else potentially involved also would be shielded from any sort of further civil cases. but it did not spell out who exactly anyone else is, and that's why the prince's lawyer said they thought he was covered. immunity if you will, by the agreement in 2009 between godfrey and, and jeffrey epstein. that's where it was a central crux of this judge's ruling basically said no, this case, prince andrew and virginia grew free. her try her case against him or civil case can move forward. and that was really the crux of why we've gotten to this point. and how we've gotten here. okay, really thank you very much. the united nations as many 4000000000 dollars is needed this year to help millions of people in war torn yemen. the un security council has held an open meeting on the country's 7 year conflict. it e

and jeffrey is completely right. and that's the legal side. but it's worse -- and, again, to look at trumpism as a cult, you will to look at these people and shake them and say, donald trump doesn't care about you. donald trump doesn't care whether you storm the capitol, get arrested, die in, in fact, all in the service of his name. he didn't bail anyone out of jail for what they did january 6th. he is not paying any of their legal fees. in fact, he is taking donor money to pay for his legal fees. that goes to the consultism. these people would jump off a bridge if he told them to. this is encouraging them to potentially commit more crimes in his name because in the end he'll be on their side. he won't be. he does not care. he uses his own voters and fans. >> and he isn't, jeffrey, president anymore. there are, as you know, political observers who look and say, actually, donald trump, while he still has a big hold on the power, his power is waning. so i wonder if someone would actually say, oh, this guy can give me a pardon when he is not pres

to thanks with the royal, by the late sex offender jeffrey epstein. and his associate colleen maxwell, who was recently convicted of sex trafficking, both were long time friends of the prince, who was always strenuously denied delegations. he watching dw nurse, thanks for being with us. ah. these places in europe were smashing the wreckers stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map.

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also the bus bed swan and jeffrey tucker of the brownstone institute. thank you so much peggy. and finally, it appeared, the largest retailer in the united states is playing up its position and the crypto and block chain game. i hope they don't advertise it illegally race. that's right. in the filing with the us patent and trademark office, wal mart lays out a service involve encrypt current, these nf fees and block chain technology, which could be used by customers in an online community. now you may remember a fake press release back in september that said, the retailer would begin to accept the light coin as payment, sending the all coin skyrocketing before eventually falling when it was announced that it was not issued by the company. now unlike that situation, this comes from an actual filing with the government, so at least we have that. but we should know that many filings of this sort are based on ideas and projects in the works that may never come to fruition. now this comes in more and more major brands are trying to stake a claim in the multiverse. so i've a question

and that's exactly what happens the catches from jeffrey phrases, boat and other, a below be fishes, go online and become available to customers on the apps market place. page chef meals swat is co owner of a restaurant in cape town. he is one of the over 400 ships in 8000 private customers registered as buyers on up a lobby. last night, the shift placed an order on the app. this morning, hunger life delivers it 5 kilos of k. bring the proof is in the pudding or the fish fish for that matter like that. the quality of the fish we got is just that something we haven't worked with before with the apps q r code, the restaurant. and his guests can trace exactly where a fish comes from. the fishes name, the species, and where it was, quote, jeffrey, i love knowing where the money's going. so i love knowing that the money is going to the fisherman and knock some massive companies just amusing the sea. and the customers also enjoy hearing that the money that they india by us goes directly to the fisherman. and we can see exactly how much they get. since his debut, applebee has put more than

branwen jeffreys, bbc news. straight to the us president biden is receiving a briefing on the virus and is remaking remarks as well. about 35 million in the past month. there is still 35 million people not vaccinated. and let me be absolutely clear, we have in hand all the vaccines we need to get every american fully vaccinated, including the booster shot. there is no excuse, no excuse for ever and he won being unvaccinated. this continues to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. so we've got to make more progress. and for patients who still haven't gotten your kids vaccinated, please get them vaccinated. look out for their interest here. it's the best way to protect them. and for parents with kids too young to be vaccinated, surround your kids with people who are vaccinated. and make sure your masking in public so you don't get covid and give it to your kids. look, we have no reason to think at this point that 0micron is worse for children than previous variance. we know there to enact that our kids can be safe wh

i want to bring back jeffrey toobin and paula reid and abby phillip. paul, i understand you have more on the short list who are some of the women president biden could be reviewing as potential replacements? >> this is as big as it gets. this is president biden's first chance to nominate a justice on a campaign trail. he vowed to nominate a black woman and we have known justice breyer has been pressured to step down. at the top of the list is judge ketanji brown jackson. she is seen as the front-runner, a former supreme court clerk for breyer and recently vetted by the biden white house and confirmed to the d.c. court of appeals to fill the seat left vacant by attorney general merrick garland. that court is often seen as a feeder for the supreme court. now a close second is leondra cuei kruger. she's argued dozens of cases before the court but has not been as thoroughly vetted. we know with the midterms looming time is of the essence here. there's a longer list including mimi wright, second circuit court of appeals judge lee and interestingly michelle

she was forced to thanks with the royal, by the late sex offender jeffrey epstein. and his associate colleen maxwell, who was recently convicted of sex trafficking. both were long time friends of the prince, who was always strenuously deny delegations. but with the long and embarrassing saga set become even more public andrews effective removal makes it clear that for the royal family enough was enough. you're watching dw news from berlin, just reminder the top story we're following for you, this our tennis star. no. our joke of inch faces deportation after australia's immigration minister revoked his visa for a 2nd time. it comes after huge controversy over jokes which is covered 19 status and after tournament organizers granted him an exemption from of back seen require up next forgot a documentary film for you, exploring the most beautiful love stories in the world. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here at the w. thanks for watching. ah, ah, internet knows all it's creators for everything and we digital.

, helped to absolve a defendant before this is an agreement that jeffrey epstein settled with virginia robertson, 2009. she received $500000.00 to basically relinquish any sort of future responsibility into it. specifically says the associate attorneys, employees, etc. now it doesn't name print then do affectively. but disagreement was used by allan durst, who it was a very famous lawyer here in united states to absolve himself of a case that, that virginia roberts brought forth again, sydney brought up disagreement and the judge dismissed it and was hoping this agreement will also absolve him this judge in new york will decide whether or not the case can go forward. now, it's difficult, we don't really see all the documents is involved here. it's going to be really up to the judges discretion. this whole epstein saw guys really exposed how the elite and how many will be parker people. the world have been protected for a long time against things like this. and that wraps up for this. i don't think so . i see company help with more than 30 minutes. the join me every thursday on the alex