the world from everyone watching the hawks that i am i roll over and i'm in these across and joining us today to discuss the voter suppression laws in georgia and the fallout that has ensued from them is reverend james wood all the state president of the georgia pete thank you always for coming on james. always thank. so while we all applaud major league baseball a t.n.t. and other major companies for standing up to these voter suppression laws ultimately it is isn't it a little them after the fact i mean would it wouldn't have made a bigger impact if you saw these major conglomerates or baseball stand up to these laws before they were written they were passed in the law you know maybe back when they were being written debated on. most definitely 'd but i'll still don't what. they're. thousands of people who are fighting against these voter suppression actions way before it was ever signed into law and corporations are not more important or don't have a larger voice than the voters and voters recall the legislators they were calling mayor you know the county commissioners they were c

welcome everyone watching the hawks. and not on the i'm sorry i had to say i'm sorry i didn't know you have to have talent it's not. you know it but it you know i've made fun of that war tragically because it is it's the war that never ran just like the lambchop song that never and the war that never ends now once again we have a 3rd president brought. obama tried donald trump dr joe biden dr all saying ok this time joe joe biden september 11th is the point everybody how do you think that that will actually happen to think that we'll see that well i think that you know the public is going to hold his feet to the fire on this one because he made this declaration and i'm it's obviously in many ways campaigning for democrats who are the midterms like a lot of the moves that biden is making right now are to ensure that many of the topical areas and policy areas that matter to the american public on either side of the aisle are tipping the scales for democrats come midterms but i also think that the fatigue of americans when

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welcome everyone to watching the hawks i am i robot and i'm joining us today to discuss the effects on the community of the trial of derek shaaban is civil rights attorney and resident the minneapolis minnesota friend of the show and the kima levy armstrong always a pleasure having you on with us and if you mom. thanks for having me so i want to ask you it's you know a week and a few days into the trial what what has the trials of fact been like on the community so far. as you might imagine it has caused a lot of trauma in our community there are people who watch the trial because it is so triggering it's triggering for me as a civil rights attorney you know as a resident of the appaloosas to watch those bystander videos over and over here and into here george slowly falling out for help and saying that he reads and to see those bystanders chime desperate need to get the police to actually do their jobs and release george floyd in treatment with dignity. when it came up we've all seen in the media hype around this trial what do you believe has the coverage actually missed out on or jus

which means that is why we are watching the hawks. if you want to go on a cd. you want to be clear so you'd like to see the prizes you always see a. great city this least systemic deception. which i would put just as. watching the hawks i am tired and i'm of the chicago and joining us today to discuss the latest surge of covert 19 the debate over back scene passports and the lifting of intellectual property rights of the vaccines is journalist an infectious disease expert dr barbara thank you for joining us as always doctor. how is my favorite handkerchief today we're doing good we're doing good reading a good business day started a great report at the top and why i got to ask you in recent weeks we've seen covert 19 cases surge in states like michigan and even break records in countries like india i want to say why are we seeing this new 4th wave of cases and what risk do does that present to you know global and stateside vaccination efforts. well you know under years ago when they had the last can mimic they saw this 4th way we expect the sikorsky one of his

or, chicago black hawks if you change this, it's fine. they're really looking at the bigger picture. i think every ex submission to have a photograph of elvis pressley in it, that's my own personal point of view. in this case, it's an example of how many americans have found themselves wearing a headdress. health is pressley did a job, in which he played a native american character. but other people are here that weren't actually in movies playing in any american characters, including president touches franklin roosevelt, richard nixon, the famous union leader, jamie haifa, cher. and the reasons why people wore headdresses in these particular ways, by what we were interesting ensuring was how again, people he would never particularly think in this context would end up wearing a headdress. indians and wallpaper american life and through most of the country's history would seem like something that just made sense. so when we talk about these representations surrounding americans throughout their lives, one of the most important ways is thro

welcome everybody to watching the hawks i am i robot and i want me to cry on the show i never thought i would live long enough to see now the u.s. postal service turn to new and all power for surveillance being watching over everything we type and do on social media now if you just said leg a n.s.a. is doing its cia's going to have b i's doing all right cool kind of kind of assume that much but the post man it's it's completely ridiculous i don't even understand the reasoning as to why we need yet another agency to help out with this level of surveillance but the other issue is the u.s. postal service has problems doing its current job in delivering mail we know about the along at times we know about the removal of certain postal postal offices in the shutting down of many of them we know about the mail sorting issues we know about the workforce reductions it seems like adding yet another task for them is going to totally tear apart a system that's already overburdened in so many ways and quite frankly failing i feel like when they saw like that the acronym i cop they didn't really th

and i'm in the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there number great b.m.x. but. please. russian officials are born kim a renewed military assault on the country's east could lead to the end of ukraine itself this is how serious the situation is washington and its nato allies blame moscow for the escalation of tensions will the west back ukraine if a kid starts a war. we are segregated only by social class lower middle class people also in poverty 1st blame if you're born into a poor family if you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years old if you're born into generational poverty. it's a fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. tax rises financial survival stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm the troika and you're a please. stop the fight while street spot thank you for helping. out on the story that's right well if you looked at slavery. headlining this hour the european medicines agency confirms astra zeneca has co

ballarat equipped with sona capabilities and embarked sea hawk helicopter arrived in the search area we are still waiting for the submarine rescue vessel from singapore to arrive and that should happen in coming hours we are expecting that vessel this afternoon here in indonesia a vessel from malaysia is still on the way and could arrive tomorrow so this operation is really entering a critical point as that deadline has passed and authorities here are trying to remain optimistic for the 53 crew on board ok we'll talk to are going to have in just there were as hopefully some developments in that story in the news ahead. why would they be buying it the rule. neighborhood pipeline plans labeled environmental racism the battle to save the south memphis drinking water and scientists make a breakthrough in the fight against malaria a disease which kills half a 1000000 people every year and. it's time for the perfect jenny the weather sponsored point qatar airways that's valuable and sunny in japan despite that northerly drift in the breeze spring sunshine and the same is true in the korean

welcome everyone watching the hawks like always i am tyrone and i'm a me and joining us today is someone who is no stranger to the brutal power of the u.s. justice system when it's trying to protect national security zagreus the most brutal of secrets is former us a former cia officer and torture whistleblower the one and only john kiriakou john thank you for coming. happy to do it tyrrell good to see it good to see you too john you know you faced a very similar situation to mr hale's. he was facing in your own whistleblower and subsequent battle with the u.s. government can you tell us what that pressure feels like when you have to truly between going to trial. and going to a legal war against the u.s. government or pleading guilty to a crime that in reality you should be being celebrated for breaking. wow where do i even begin. i will say that the pressure is is just about unbearable. you give serious consideration to suicide everybody that i know who's been charged under the espionage act has given real thought to suicide aaron swartz committed suicide while i was awaiting trial and a

ah and those 4 months my friends those 4 months give the war hawks here in washington d.c. more time to doctor up some new russian bountygate type of justification for us to stay and continue fighting in afghanistan why. because this is the war that. is yes it goes on and on my friends some people started by. saying it a long long time ago and now they keep on fighting it for ever just because this is the war that. is going to sing no of start watching the. list goes on a cd you st you want to. listen to what she says see this is joyce state. rice grapes see this sleaze systemic deception is to late show which. some real. world are born watching the hard road with none of these across i'm sorry i had to say i'm sorry i didn't know you have to be it's not. you know it but you know i've made fun of the war tragically because it is it's the war that never just let the lambchop song remember the war that never ends now once again we have a 3rd president barack obama dr donald trump dr now joe biden dr all saying ok this time joe joe biden september 11th is the bay we're pulling

they're not sharing and hawk newsom, you're out of luck because you're not in the club. elizabeth: you know, of course civil rights, of course protest peacefully but we're talking about companies seeing their retail stores get destroyed in these protests in neighborhoods across the country where those neighborhoods will not come back for a generation. you saw what happened with detroit and watts. it takes a really long time to recover after these protests when you burn things to the ground. so black lives matter has never disavowed that kind of activity, david. your final word. >> they have never disavowed it. the difficulty will be can anyone sue them because they're amorphous? this is one of the reasons they don't trademark or service mark. it's a legal separation but it would be interesting to see if someone could take them to court, at least test the theory of the responsibility for what they have promoted, that is destroyed and caused literally billions of dollars of damage nationwide. elizabeth: all right. david when, good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> grea

they're looking to bounce back and wreaking some pride in their game today against the hawks. the dubs coming off a 53 point loss of steve kerr called one of the most embarrassing of his career. so the only place to go from here has got to be up right. steph curry back in the lineup. that's always a good thing show. he's showing his support for the asian community with the shoes. he wore costa made featuring illustrations of bruce lee and his family. 1st quarter hawks up by one cali. you break to james wiseman's for the value 8 points 4 wise men tied at 24 after the 1st quarter 2nd quarter now hawks leading by 4 chef curry going to work and he likes it hot the drive-in, the lay and dogs within 2. now the final seconds of the 3rd tied at 79 curry from way downtown 37 points for steph warriors led by 3 heading into the final quarter of this one. the hawks would pull away in the 4th up 5 for the past to clint capella his shot rattles in and that would be the dagger capital had 24 points and 18 rebounds. worst fall. one 17, one 11. the final they've now lost 14 of their last 20 ga

the look i make of hawk on my own that i see is he revealed he. eventually to school was forced to provide access to the footage child which serves father was horrified by what he saw here it was tangible proof his son was being physically abused by a teacher in front of other staff. they have to want to have a bomb technical and undermine a part of what happened. in accord to your eyes and. see what i don't want now. don't wanna. know what about. me at home if you know who along with well i think you may call a yeah. and it was an only child with son who was abused all hit by the teacher. who can be hidden 5. who's a theatre i go to court and watch my then open what if you don't let me out i court i don't mind or no i. the c.c.t.v. footage shows widespread abuse from throwing kids across rooms covering their heads with plastic bags as punishment and banging the heads of 4 year old children against tables the parents showed the footage to the police and the teacher captured on c.c.t.v. hitting children was arrested and charged with assault soon af

central command and the pentagon offices that manage the middle east have been seen as the iran hawks. this is a message from the lighthouse -- white house to the central location of the iranian hawks inside the united states government that this is no longer the intention of the white house to keep up with level of tension, although as we all know, they are struggling to find a politically acceptable way to downplay that tension. hashem:ieould it also be a realization amongst the top strategists in the u.s. administration that it is about time to downsize the presence of the u.s. military in the middle east, because realities on the ground have completely changed, so why should we be bogged down in this part of the world forever? andreas: i think they are on this path, there is some path dependency that goes back to the obama administration where the u.s. has said that we are delegating the burden of conflict of the middle east to our partners in the middle east, and that also means that saudi arabia has to take care of its own security, its own defense. military aid will be provided

ballarat which is a quipped with sophisticated sonar capabilities as well as a and embarked sea hawk and they are already assisting with this process there are 16 into the navy vessels trying to coordinate the search effort and an indonesian vessel also equipped with sonar capabilities which was recently involved in the search of the java sea in the aftermath of a passenger plane crash in january is currently searching the areas but still no confirmation off the exact location of this submarine. still ahead on al-jazeera will tell you about a new vaccine against malaria which could be a game changer plus how iraqis are trying to keep parameter on traditional live in the forest restrictions and the curfew. and i we often think of the middle east as hot and dry and it is that but you can't miss a tell from these basic temperatures were there anything different where they should be they are in tehran where up to about 30 even 32 degrees at 10 above the average and it was this hot couple days ago as well so that's above and there's certainly a bloom with a showing by this red throughout

effects malaria kills half a 1000000 people every year many of them children al-jazeera is nicholas hawke reports from dhaka it's in this 100 kilometers away from brick you know fox news capital ouagadougou deep in this now region that a groundbreaking discovery was made here blood samples were analyzed from 450 children given an experimental vaccine against malaria developed by scientists from oxford university's jenner institute scientists say the results of their year long study are extraordinarily i have been part in other studies like these but never have i seen such good results. that are taking part in this study say that children are feeling great it's an extraordinary moment to see their vics seen against malaria she works. malaria kills almost half a 1000000 people a year globally mostly children living in africa there's been efforts to try to slow the spread of malaria by distributing mosquito nets and repellents but during the rainy season malaria thrives and last year more people died of it than cove at 19 and so in effect a vaccine would save and protect not millions of peop

nicholas hawke al-jazeera. more than $23000.00 person of the 7 pop and unreleased by man mosman a tree lida it's unclear whether any of them will pro-democracy activists who were arrested during protests against the least. true thailand's foreign ministry has confirmed may have a mosque leda men online will attend the upcoming assy on summit is soucy action of southeast asian nations bring together its 10 members and the elite this year it's hosted by indonesia asking on a school for be a mosque ousted leader aung san suu kyi to be released from prison. it is good said he with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera former italian interior minister and deputy prime minister matteo salvini has been ordered to stand trial the right wing league party leader has been charged with kidnapping in a case involving a ship carrying refugees migrants in 2019 lori chalons reports from london the open.

a s ballarat which is a quipped with sophisticated sonar capabilities as well as a and embarked sea hawk and they are already assisting with this process there are 16 indonesian navy vessels trying to coordinate this search effort and an indonesian vessel also equipped with sonar capabilities which was recently involved in the search of the java sea in the aftermath of a passenger plane crash in january is currently searching the areas but still no confirmation of the exact location of this submarine we understand that authorities say that they have to remain optimistic even as hopes fade that the crew the 53 members on board the care and then go for 02 could still be alive we've seen the list. so of the names of those who were on board and they come from a variety of communities around indonesia their villages their families still hoping and praying that they could be alive even as time goes on and that possibility seems increasingly unlikely or thanks so much jessica washington leaders from southeast asia are preparing for crisis talks with men miles military ruler general minong flyin

me the vessel of return isn't in vain for africans to imagine and invent their own future nicholas hawke al-jazeera. the u.s. state department is ordering all non-essential personnel out of its embassy in chad saying the security situation there is deteriorating the warning comes following reports of armed rebels making their way towards the capital into mina from the north chance military says operations against the rebels are still ongoing. there's been another night of violence in occupied east jerusalem over pandemic restrictions during the holy month of ramadan. new rules forbidding muslim worshippers from gathering at one of the main gates in the old city sparked anger israel says it is who 10000 permits for vaccinated palestinians to enter the area for prayers. britain's prince philip has been laid to rest in the royal vault at windsor castle that you could have died at the age of 99 last week only 30 close for all family members were able to attend the private ceremony because of covert restrictions prince philip was the u.k.'s longest serving worldcom sort after being married to

i mean a close hawk in senegal on the edge of what is known as the great green wall an ambitious project to plant trees from west to east africa in an attempt to stop the desert from expanding. india is reporting a global record of more than 314000 new coronavirus cases and more than 2000 deaths it's the highest daily case count in a single country since the virus so 1st more than a year ago several states are struggling with severe shortages of oxygen the delhi high court has strongly criticized the government's response to the shortage saying and i quote beg borrow or steal it is a national emergency the health ministry says it's increased oxygen quarters for the worst hit regions. we have at least $350.00 patients and all of them probably all of them require oxygen oxygen varying from finally does to 15 meters to even more so that is the kind of demand that is there at the moment and because of which the supplies that are coming in we showed video. uncertain there is a lot of you know tension in the system we are not able to fully focus our energies on. on the clinical board offered a

world where everybody is watching the hawks. and i'm just across. it astounds me the amount of car cassidy but we are seeing displayed in the wake of all of these people as they go well you know george would die for the city of many hours jacob freier nancy pelosi you know george boy died for justice what are they getting so horribly wrong about this well i think that part of what they're getting wrong is that they are actually listening to the civil rights in the advocacy community because there are also people who are they are also folks who are saying that this is basically you know justice served and civil rights groups advocacy groups bokes have been fighting for police reforms on the ground aren't calling this that at all we're calling it accountability justice we have get to see accountability that is what we got out of this out of this show the verdict but i think that one of the other things is they're trying to make this a lay down your life situation to change you know race relations to change and bring about reforms and acting as though

welcome i want to watching the hawks i robot and i would be so cross. we're talking 2900000000 spent just by wall street in the 2020 elections that's not including the pharmaceutical into i mean that leaves out a whole lot of others just wall street and by manchu of businesses and business interests this is the american voter have a chance at all in being heard or listened to when going up against that kind of campaign money i mean i would like to say but i feel like they are advocates the arms that we see that are you know the result of activism in the street where we are seeing some movement in terms of legislation from from congress or at least pushing pushing towards it from congress the upset i have is that this isn't a new story this is a lot more money than we're typically used to hearing but wall street coming together and pushing both sides throwing and bundling money to basically hedge their bets on whether the republican or the democratic presidential candidate is going to win that's not a new story and even with the money that you just you k

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has already arrived it arrived yesterday afternoon it is equipped with sonar capabilities and a sea hawk as well indonesia has 16 vessels currently involved in the search from the navy as well as 4 police boats but even with all this is systems from various departments in indonesia and international partners as well there is still no indication of exactly where this submarine might be now experts warn that the submarine may have sunk below its collapse capacity and it may be that the depths of the waters around this area of barley could be as as deep as 700 meters now everyone in indonesia has been following this story very closely it's what people are talking about on the streets what people are talking about online and people want to believe that this crew is alive and well and that the submarine could be found but as the hours pass that outcome seems more and more unlikely thank you for that update just a washington in jakarta. in the news ahead southeast asian nations consider diplomacy and legitimacy they welcomed me in march military leader to talk to. scientists make a breakthroug