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Real Dictators
"zanu" Discussed on Real Dictators
"Is expensive. In one 6 month period, he clocks up over 100,000 air miles, earning himself the nickname, president of the skies. Traveling with an entourage of 40 people at a cost of $6 million per trip, the bills of the exchequer approaches 9 figures. By now though, Zimbabweans are used to a culture of excess from their rulers. The exclusive gated community of borrowdale, when Mugabe and grace live, is a playground for the super rich. In the midst of one of the world's poorest countries. The ruling party leaders, all lived in these mansions. It's a strange thing to drive around that area of Harare because you think that you're driving in a poor, desperately impoverished country. And you see that it's actually quite beautiful and looks in some ways like Beverly Hills. It's completely mad. It makes no sense to talk in cars. They love cars. Lamborghini's Maserati is rolls royces. And the roads, you've got to see the roads, the hotels are craters, you can't drive them as a variety. They park them in their driveways and they sit on them and they have the med strength and have beer in the car and stuff. Over the years, grace Mugabe has become the poster girl for the materialism of the ruling elite. A woman who declared she could only wear $1000 ferragamo shoes. Because no other brand fitted her narrow feet. Compared to Mugabe's first wife Sally, grace has never been popular. But she's been tolerated as long as she stays in her lane. In turning against Joyce Maduro and the ZANU-PF old guard, though. Grace is seriously blotted her copy book. Zimbabwe is a fairly conservative traditional society, very patriarchal. She was disrespectful of her elders. And again, respecting your elders, your tradition. That is part of Zimbabwean culture. And she sort of blew that all up. The idea of grace taking over was repulsive. I think she was going after everybody. She was undressing people in public. She was talking about how Amy generals well, you know, we don't care that you fought the war, the war was many, many years ago. I have often wondered if Robert Mugabe had had a son who was a bit older. Or if he had nurtured somebody into his son, then ZANU-PF would have had a much smoother transition. Drop everything and hurry to the Xfinity Black Friday sale. You'll save big when you get Xfinity Internet and mobile. Now through December 5th, new customers can get HBO Max included for one year with Internet. And for a limited time, learn how to get $500 off an eligible 5G phone when you add Xfinity mobile. Drop everything and get to the Xfinity Black Friday sale. Go to Xfinity dot com call one 800 Xfinity or visit a store today. Restrictions apply. At supported plan of HBO Max, some promo and December 6th, 2022, Xfinity mobile requires post bakes for any Internet. When Majuro is booted out of government, it's not grace, but Emerson Mellon gagua, who takes her place as vice president for Robert Mugabe, though there are good reasons for grace to ultimately take over. Beyond the dictum of happy wife, happy life. Not only will it keep his family name twinned with that of Zimbabwe. But if he lives long enough to see her come to power, she can protect him from prosecution on corruption charges. By 2017, grace has her sights set on meninga. The dispute between her G 40 faction and the Zanu old guard reaches epic proportions. It was a Game of Thrones within the ruling party and grace had her faction and had his faction. And those were the warring parties when things came to a head. Seeing off Majuro was one thing, but in going after the crocodile, grace and her team had bitten off more than they can chew. For almost 40 years, men and Gaga has been at the heart of Mugabe's regime. Had been a close ally in Mozambique where the guerrilla camps were he had sort of run in security detail. After independence, he was always by Mugabe's side, Managua was his protector and through the succeeding 37 years had held pretty much every position in government. So yeah, they were. They were comrades and allies. But what's a 50 year friendship? When your wife doesn't like your old war body. The campaign against the vice president begins in July 2017. G 40 slicks Bengali, Jonathan moyo, hijacks a Politburo meeting. He screens a devastating video that alleges men and gagua has been plotting a coup. Response is to sue moyo with $3 million and write a long letter to Mugabe proclaiming his innocence. But the rumor refuses to go away. A few weeks later, Reuters publishes leaked intelligence documents that suggest a secret pact between the crocodile and Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the movement for democratic change. After four years of power sharing came to an end in 2013, the MDC have slipped back into their traditional role as Zimbabwe's beleaguered opposition party. Is it possible that chang'e has agreed to work with one of his old Zanu enemies in order to get back into power? Meanwhile meninga has received numerous warnings that an attempt on his life is imminent. In Zimbabwe, car crashes are the usual modus operandi for dispatching political opponents. So when men and Gaga starts projectile vomiting, a ZANU-PF rally, it's not immediately clear what the cause is. Airlifted to hospital in South Africa, he's found to have high levels of arsenic in his system. The ice cream served to speakers at the rally came from grace Mugabe's dairy farm. The First Lady is forced to deny accusations that she deliberately poisoned her rival. Why should I kill men and she asks dismissively? Who is men and gagua on this earth? A month later though, grace's language is rather different. We must deal with this snake, she tells a crowd at rufaro stadium, where Zimbabwe's Independence Day was celebrated 37 years earlier. The snake must have his head crushed. In the same way as it had happened against Joyce majeure, there was this sort of increasing crescendo of personal attacks on linen gagua. And she would often do this on stage at political rallies when he was sitting a few seats away from her. And people in Zimbabwe watched this with horror. It was like a car crash. It was a soap opera. And when a guy would just politely would just sit there, taking it all and people considered him weak, unable to fight back the fact that she could stand on stages across the country and say, this guy is a dead man. She literally said at one point like you're a Walking Dead man for challenging my husband. For the most part, Mugabe studiously avoids getting involved in the battle between his old friend and his wife. But when the crowd at a bullet a rally begins to heckle grace's latest tirade, the president steps in to defend her. Tottering up to the microphone, Mugabe raises a finger in the air. Summoning the authority of the stern headmaster. We are denigrated and insulted in the name of he asks theatrically. Did I make a mistake appointing him my deputy? Because if I did, I will drop him as soon as tomorrow. At that point, a decision had to be made was Mugabe going to side with her or side with meninga. And what happened was he sided with his wife, grace. And he fired me. And it was announced on the national broadcaster that I'm going to go who's being dismissed. So yeah, he was fired. And normal circumstances in a normal country that would have been it, he would have been replaced and retired to his house in the country, right? But this being Zimbabwe, he got word that he was going to be assassinated. It was going to be arrested police were coming for him. Meninga knows better than anyone that such warnings are not to be taken lightly.
Real Dictators
"zanu" Discussed on Real Dictators
"To Mugabe within Zimbabwe is growing. 6 months later, a new opposition party, the movement for democratic change or MDC is founded by a man called Morgan Tsvangirai. At 47 Tsvangirai represents a stark contrast to the septuagenarian Mugabe. While the president boasts 6°, chang'e, I never went to university. His crumpled suits and beaten up Mazda are a world away from Mugabe's fast cars and stylish tailoring. In fact, he's long been calling on the government to cut down on the mercs and perks. With the next general election almost a year away, chang'e sights are set on a more immediate goal. Redrafting in Berber's constitution to create a proper democratic framework for the country. A system grounded in the law. In response, Mugabe has launched a constitutional commission of his own. Attempting to take the wind out of his opponent's sails. Predictably enough, Mugabe's proposed reforms published in November 1999 are minimal. But by the time the new proposals are put to the public in a referendum the following year. Mugabe's personally added an amendment. In it, he addresses the long awaited subject of land reform. From now on, Mugabe says the government must be empowered to transfer white farms to black Zimbabweans without consulting the existing owners. And the burden of compensation will fall on the British government. It's a hollow offer. Since it relies on the Brits agreeing to foot a massive bill. But Mugabe believes it will appeal to rural voters. What he hasn't counted on is his own deep, unpopularity. Morgan Tsvangirai in the MDC are spearheading the no campaign, encouraging their supporters to vote against the reform. For many Zimbabweans, the referendum is not really about the constitution. It's a verdict on Mugabe's 20 years in office. The movement for democratic change was starting to also make inroads into the political arena. And that constitution became a tool for them, I think people didn't quite know what their voting for, or they were saying, no. But people are angry. That anger cuts across society. The MDC attracts not just the poor black workers represented by unions, but many wealthy white Zimbabweans as well. But left Zimbabwe in the early 1990s was working as a travel right and a journalist in the UK. But on successive visits back I felt deep respect and admiration for my parents petite and my father who actually became a member of the NBC for the bravery of these people to go and monitor polling stations when you're really risking your life doing so. But again, I think this played into the hands of Mugabe at the same time. Because he could then say, look, all these white people are involved in this political party. Here is a catch 22 because as a white Zimbabwean, you feel Zimbabwean and you should be engaged in the politics of your country and in doing so you're becoming a Zimbabwean, right? But it also in doing so Mugabe could then say, oh, you're white. Look, this party is a stooge of whites. Mugabe makes every effort to cast the referendum as a racial conflict. 20 years ago we fought them using AK rifles, runs an editorial in the state controlled Sunday mail. Today, we're using a pen and ballot paper. But the message falls flat. After a campaign relatively free of violence and intimidation, at least by ZANU-PF standards, Mugabe has served up his first meaningful electoral defeat. 75% of the electorate stay at home. Including most of his traditional rural base. And those that do turn out vote decisively to reject his new constitution. The majority of no votes come from black urban areas. For the first time, he's clearly lost the support of his people. When Mugabe appears on TV to respond to the result, he plays the part of the humble public servant. Let us all accept the verdict and plan the way forward, he suggests his hand shaking as he reads from a script. I remember watching TV and Mugabe said he accepted the results which were not in his favor, and I turned to a friend of mine, I was watching with me, and I said, we're in deep trouble now. Privately, with abi is furious. At an emergency meeting of ZANU-PF central committee. The recriminations begin flying. Some are Mugabe's colleagues suggest perhaps it's time for him to step down. But he's defiant. Blaming the defeat on his underlings. They didn't fight a strong enough campaign. Already, after the referendum, everyone's eyes are on the general election four months down the road. For the first time, the prospect of ZANU-PF losing power seems a real possibility. To prevent that, they will use every weapon in their arsenal. The MDC must be crushed. 7 months earlier, Mugabe's old nemesis Joshua and como died at the prostate cancer at the age of 82. But in Morgan Tsvangirai, a new rival is emerged. The Zimbabwe. The German election will be attorney point. Mugabe's vendetta will wreck the country's economy for generations. And he will turn himself into an international pariah in the process.
Real Dictators
"zanu" Discussed on Real Dictators
"To unleash the 5th brigade. With the help of the national security minister, the crocodile Emerson Mnangagwa. The brigade is ordered to hunt down zipper in matabeleland. But they don't limit themselves to dealing with the former guerrillas, who number a few hundred at most. Instead, they embark on a horrific campaign against the ndebele people. Rape, torture, and public executions. Soon become everyday occurrences. The codename for the operation is kakuro Hyundai. As shown a word, meaning The Rain, which washes away the chaff. And its goals, and nothing short of genocidal. No one knows how many were killed, estimates are 20,000, but probably more than that. It was an absolute reign of terror, a crushing of the opposition. Mugabe's drawing on long-standing animosity between Zimbabwe's two main tribes. The majority shona and the minority and de belli. Journalist Nathan Dodson so behind the political climate, you've got a tribal war happening in the back where you've got different provinces also fighting and saying that we are the true inhabitants of this land. You know, or we are ruling elite of this land. So that's where a lot of the tension really came from. The 5th brigade used bazookas to obliterate civilians. Leaving scattered body parts as a warning to others. They like to shoot their victims in the toilet. Mixing filth with filth as they put it. Despite their distinctive red berets, there are world apart from any regular army. On the surface, the horrific campaign does its job. The ender bellies fall in line. Publicly praising ZANU-PF and singing songs in shona. Outside local Zanu headquarters, they queue for hours for party membership cards that offer some chance of safety after two years of brutalization and with an election looming. Mugabe issues a thinly veiled threat. Is it war or is it peace tomorrow? It asks ominously. Let the people of matabele and answer this question. But in the privacy of the ballot box, and the belly support for Joshua and coma remains strong. Once again, his party wins all 15 matter Billy seats in parliament. So Mugabe changes tack. Hundreds of zapu members are arrested, including 5 MPs, and the party's rallies and meetings are shut down. Eventually, a beleaguered and como gives in. He agrees to merge what's left of zabu with Mugabe's ZANU-PF. And return to government in a purely symbolic role. It pushed in como into signing an accord with Mugabe and sort of selling his soul in a way. It was a horrible time, and it has left a big wound in the country. It has not been forgotten. Outside matabeleland for now at least. The kakuru hundy is kept largely under wraps, thanks to an affected government news blackout. Till this day, no one really wants to even admit what happened or that they know what happened. I never knew too much until I actually visited the provinces in matabeleland. And then people were talking because there was a lot of anger. And the sad part really about all this is this is something that people fought to get liberated from before to liberation struggle to liberate us from such atrocities. And then now those atrocities are happening under the liberator. You know, that's sad to say the least. Then people start to question, well, what we actually fight for, what was the struggle for? When Amnesty International produces a dossier of alleged 5th brigade crimes. Mugabe dismisses them as a heap of lies. The international community, heavily invested in the idea of Zimbabwe as an African success story. Opts not to ask too many questions. I think the world was so desperate for a hopeful story for a good narrative. And so we did what we often do everywhere, not just in Zimbabwe, where we look to the side. People are treating what's happening in metabolism as they just dealing with dissidents. Instead of, wait, wait a minute. This is something we need to be paying attention to. For Mugabe, the kuru hundi is a success. The brutalization of ancom base and the absorption of zapu into his own party. Gives him all but one of the black seats in parliament. One C and smith's quota of white MPs expires. Zimbabwe becomes effectively a one party state. But Mugabe's thirst for total control is still not quenched. On December 30th, 1987, he disbands the office of prime minister and makes himself executive president instead. The new position gives him power to declare martial law. Enables him to dissolve parliament on a whim. And removes any limit on his terms in office. The following year, the 5th brigade is disbanded. Its job is done. On the international stage, Mugabe continues to play the African statesman. He personally launches the Commonwealth declaration on human rights, apparently with no sense of irony. A few years later, he's even knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. But in his treatment of the ndebele people, Mugabe has shown his two colors. He may have put the rhetoric of the liberation war behind him, but his methods of control remain the same. I don't think anyone really took that as awarding very seriously at the time. Everyone hoped for the best, and everyone was quite beguiled by the earlier retro, which was very much in the theme of reconciliation.
Feliz Dia Novo
"zanu" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
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Proof
"zanu" Discussed on Proof
"Thanks to haley gray for bringing us. The story owned by the way. I was able to order some crackers from lulu. They're really great if you're interested massacre on instagram. She's at lose gourmet crackers that's l. u. l. s. gourmet crackers and you can check out nadia's recipes for classic palestinian dishes on her instagram. She's a nadia tamale. That's an a. T. o. m. a. l. i. e. h. And finally we'd like to hear from you about how proof is doing. Take our show survey in the episode description and get thirty percent off coupon code for america's kitchens online shop. If you like proof be sure to subscribe wherever you listen. So you'll get new episodes as soon as they drop. While you're there why not leave us a rating or write us a review and really helps other people find the show this episode is hosted by me kevin pang and a podcast is made by the following cast of characters. I'm you rocky the managing producer. I'm executive producer caitlin kelleher. I'm senior producer. Caroline record arm terrence johnson. And i'm the associate producer. I'm bridget lancaster. Creator and the founding host and producer scoring sewn designed and mixing by ma- pointing and anya exertion of ultraviolet audio. Brian campbell of signals sounds composer theme music. Additional music by cal. Forster at jordan pearson. Margolis is our director oppose production and our line producer is diane knocks fact checking an additional research by july special. Thanks to nadia tamale lulu a bora and omar abdullah for sharing their stories and to mira omar zanu tamale and ayman a for their help with the story into a met alba's for translations track. Bishop is the chief creative officer of america's test kitchen and david westbound is america's test kitchen. Ceo thanks to our sponsors for this season oxo naked wines veroni and porter road. Proof is a production of america's test kitchen..
Importance Of Questions- Quora
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Lew Later
"zanu" Discussed on Lew Later
"Zanu new week or something new week best. Good start fresh star. Some new deep brad star. Fred time You step to the plate. It's a fresh count. Zero zero start from the top. That's what's so nice about a fresh week make of it what you will Talk about what you're going to talk about. I know you have An absolute well the way you described it. He says a blockbuster show today some would say and it brought me back if you not me nor does. Fpu and Brought me back to thinking about the old video rental chain called blockbuster when you said that brought me back to think about that classic. The balloon yellow. Sign you kind of miss that sometimes when you don't see sign anymore with the glowing and it was like one holdout location. That's the nice friday evening. The world's last blockbuster now listed on airbnb even rented out to reminisce. Am i fly out there to just remember what i was like. You watch browse to all the movies. I rent seven at time one. For each night of the week there was a certain smell to it to how you got the content wearing a blue shirts over there and often guy talk to you about a movie depending on the guy who's working guy or girl they might talk to you for mu. You may do some crazy and asks for a recommendation. Do you do that. That was in one thousand nine hundred twenty seven. I used to do that right when they were booming. In anyway when you use that term. That's what it reminded me of. But i want to get to the bottom of y you think today show is such a blockbuster episode okay. I want to get to the bottom of. Let's throw at this washington. Dc is giving away free air pods to encourage teens to get their cove in nineteen vaccine incentivisation. Fresh little pods. Say why don't you come. Hey kids i thought they said i thought they told you will not to take candy from stranger but airports are hair potter for vaccine asked as fine. I guess They want those youngsters in there..
Unsupervised Learning
"zanu" Discussed on Unsupervised Learning
"Basically and. i'm sure they'll be lots of gnashing of teeth on the twitter about this black matter. Zanu ransomware gang that claims to be made up of the remnants of dark side and rival their mo's to find people who already have access to certain networks and to offer them a hundred grand for that access assuming they have a substantial foothold and the target is either in the us. The uk canada or australia over one hundred worship locations have been spoofed in the last year and they're speculation that it could be part of a campaign to create a conflict based on mistaken identity. But i don't know there's also talked in this article about how it's being used by fishing boats. I think to maybe convince other fishing boats to get out of the area. This wasn't one hundred percent clear from the article and it was essentially speculation of like why we could be seeing so many worships getting spoofed but obviously it is fairly accurate to say that it could result in some sort of mistaken identity or some sort of counter posturing if someone thinks that another country is in a particular part of the water. And you wanna go and show up there. So in other words you can potentially spoof that both countries are there One right before the other. And make them bo show up and then they actually see each other being there when they were both brought there under false circumstances. So there's definitely potential for this but anyway i find the whole thing quite interesting. The whole concept of spoofing military vessels or wessels checkoff say a number of militias typo squatter python. Libraries have been found on the pie repository. Ucsd health says they lost personal information in a data breach involving employees email accounts cyber asset management platform neurotic launches with twenty million dollars in funding. May say that use. Api's and graph databases to track assets in both the cloud and on prem at bay has raised one hundred and eighty five million to do cyber insurance when if that pitch deck is getting more troublesome as time goes on. Active fence comes out of stealth with one hundred million in funding to detect online. Harm.
Feliz Dia Novo
"zanu" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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The Audio Long Read
"zanu" Discussed on The Audio Long Read
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The Audio Long Read
"zanu" Discussed on The Audio Long Read
"Notebook or clasping her hands as if in prayer as the details of her alleged crime were recounted just behind her set seven of her children and one grandchild handcuffed and glum with whom she was. Forbidden to communicate armed policemen with their blood type soon onto their gray. Uniforms patrolled the public gallery occasional flickers of fro. The leases former glory could be seen with her immaculate salmon-colored nails dresses and black stilettos. She could still look like a gospel superstar at times. Her charisma shone through as she fended off the charges in her preacher's voice. I've been accused of ordering my husband's mudder for power and money. But what power. What money she asked the court one friday afternoon. In december twenty two twenty after a five hour cross examination. It was around. This time that i began visiting are zine search of people who had known flood lease in the thirty years since midnight preaching missions. The favila has become one of rio's most dangerous district's a stronghold of the read command drug faction hidden behind barricades made from steel train tracks and stolen concrete pipes. These days the graffiti scrawled streets are patrolled by a ragtag army of young gang members. Automatic rifles draped over their shoulders and two way radio strapped to their belts while drug dealers. Call out the prices of their wares. When i mentioned to me that i had been reporting in jakarta zeal. He said as support from armored helicopters was generally needed for his colleagues to enter the favila. We're at war here. He said many locals were reluctant to speak openly about their communities fallen star. But one of my guys. Stocky gravel voiced preacher named norma bastos was eager to tell the story of how flawed elise had changed her life. My god how women fought in house she suffered bass said were afternoon as we set on white plastic garden chairs in her small riverside. Church a ten minute hike from flotillas former home even three decades later basta said she could remember the first time she saw flotillas in action. Coming to the rescue of a teenager who was living rough further up the favila in an area called as zoo for the lease couldn't persuade him to come home with her so she lay down with him in the dirt and spent the whole night by his site. She did such great work. Here in zanu buster said and this can't be forgotten. God hasn't forgotten. Bustos was once a gang member known as anti norma who would smuggle guns between jakarta zanu end another favila. She had a pension for ballantine's whisky and used the bar. She ran to stash drugs then a decade ago. Her life changed forever. One of her sons jefferson was holding up cars for money. When he was gunned down by police. A single shot through the heart bustos remembered tears rolling down her cheeks. There was this giant hole in his back. You could fit your hand into it today. Bastos now fifty eight runs her own church. The ministry of crystalline water and inspired by flood. Elise she has embarked on a mission to save.
51 Percent
"zanu" Discussed on 51 Percent
"Lindsay crews zan muse is the director of crime victims services crew zanu says about eighty percent of the clients in crime victim services identify as female and about twenty percent as male kristan. Mia says you don't have to have insurance to seek help. That's one of the great things about new york state and it's actually a national law so if someone comes in and they have been sexually assaulted and They don't have insurance. That's fine we actually will build a new york state office. A victim services for their Their services here in the hospital specifically having the rape kit done. It's really great to because even if someone does have insurance they can actually opt not to build their insurance and have it build to the new york state office victim services and that's important because especially when we're talking about victims and survivors of domestic violence. They perhaps are on their their partners or they're abusive parties insurance and so it could present a safety issue christine muse says with the two people on the prevention team about thirty five on the support and advocacy team the forensic examiners administrative team and the volunteers on the twenty four hour hotline. There are about one hundred people waiting to help in the crime victim services unit and she says they were all hired because they actually care. We actually ask questions directly to our candidates about things like what causes rape because we wanna make sure that people have a thoughtful answer and also that they're not going to victim blame because that is not what we're about. We firmly believe that victims are never responsible for being victimized and we want to make sure that when folks are walking through the door to get our services. They know.
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"zanu" Discussed on Cueca Apertada
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"zanu" Discussed on Cueca Apertada
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FT Politics
Covid vaccine: PM to have AstraZeneca jab as he urges public to do the same
"When johnson talks about the uk's world-beating response to covid nineteen vaccine pogrom passes muster. It's been an unqualified success or one of the reasons. His conservative party are so far ahead in the polls over twenty five million brits have received their job so fall but the government unexpectedly announced show fall in the number of vaccines delivered in april juice. Supply issues and the debate has a geopolitical angle. To given the you struggling with its own vaccine rollout slovan the line. The european commission president on the block might even consider export controls. All options are on the table. We are in the crisis of the century. And i'm not ruling out any anything for now because we have to make sure that europeans are vaccinated as soon as possible so sarah. Let's begin with the overall state of the uk's vaccine pogrom based on what was set out in december. It's pretty much all going to plan fairly high levels of takeover ninety four percent i believe and the government is insisting that all over fifty will have had their first job by the middle of april. So what's the problem. Well a week ago we would have said. This was indeed the most Astonishingly amyloid success and a sign of vessel. Buoyant moved around it. Was that the with some very clear briefing to a couple of the saturday newspapers suggesting that we were actually going to move to the over forty's much sooner than expected so it was a bit of a jolt to find out on wednesday that in fact. Nhs people involved in the program had been told that they must hold booking any new appointments throughout april because the been a sudden very significant reduction in the supplies available so that really has put the first serious dent in the narrative which right from december the eight. I think it was the day. That william shakespeare became one of the first two vaccine as now suddenly. The government is in the unaccustomed position of having to explain what's happening and explain why some of the public expectations that they'd raised so hard may not be met to be fair to the government. They still absolutely insisting they're on track with the two big dates that they've set for this program that all over fifty should be vaccinated by the middle of april. And all adult britons. Who wants a job will have had it at the end of july. But there's no question that it's been a difficult political management problem for them this week and very much not the position that they'd hoped to be in the club. Let's have a look at why this might be happening and seven. I spent a lot of this week speaking to people. Whitehall trying to figure out exactly what was going on behind the scenes with matt. Hancock gave us a of clarity in the house of commons and the government is pinning own production issues. The first one is this batch of one point seven million jobs that we sent back for testing and the second thing is the supply from the soham institute of india which again the governor's put down to supply issues but others are saying that actions being blocked by modi's government from shipping out to the uk. Exactly it is pretty opaque what's happening. There are two elements. Here that can hold up. Supplies one is the genuinely technical difficulties in producing a complex biological process. I mean it's not straightforward zanu vaccine and a lot of the manufacturing sites haven't made this sort of marin a vaccine before it scale factor. You could say none of them have because this is the first one. That's the fiso won. The astra zeneca at novartis vaccine is also level to a complicated process. So there are technical supply issues and then there at the political ones. You alluded to and i don't know whether the serum institute of india supply has been blocked for political reasons because india was having rather a good downturn in covert cases. But that's turning up again. Unfortunately and there are feelings. That indian government wanted to have it at home. This is so. I think if we look at the context of this a lot of it is actually not that much of a serious problem that we were crunching the numbers this week and april is a significant moment in the vaccine program for the uk. Because yes they were vaccinated all over fifty which according to people like christie chief medical officer of england which uses ninety nine percents of deaths on messages the pressure on the nhc s. But eneko you have to install the second jobs. Really the po- gum began to scale up towards the end of january and eleven week window. The nhl is set between the first and second doses. That really kicks in april and but hancock said this week that really still going to be delivering about fourteen million jobs throughout april which is low though. It's been in march but it's still a pretty high number so it's probably good to keep it in context with feels really what's gone wrong. Here is expectations that the rogue briefing about forty s really feels like delivers come off the bush tourism bush. Johnson's tried to restrain for much of twenty twenty. One yes and i think some. Nhs officials were less than delighted about that huge raising expectations last weekend. In a way. I think this was always going to be a difficult point for the program. It was absolutely predictable that at the point at which second doses to scale up there was going to be a deep in first doses. So it's perhaps unfortunate that there wasn't more subtle public preparation. You're absolutely right international standards even in april. We're still going to be doing more. Vaccinations than many of our counterparts. So it's particularly unfortunate wasn't better preparation. Because i think in the minds of a lot of britain's the will now be a sense of this program isn't doing well it's stumbled. It didn't have to be this way that it could have been very differently presented. And after all as i said the government is still on track to meet those two deadlines that it says now clive. We need to put this in the context of europe as well and we heard from s. the von d'alene at the top. That and you still really struggling with its vaccine vo loud but the most baffling things. She's seen this week. Is the story about the astra zeneca job and how effective or side effects. That may have in this concern. Over blood clots we heard from the ama from the nhra in the uk from the world health organization. All saying there are no concerns about blood. Clots and ashes annika vaccine yet at didn't stop lawson countries from halting giving out the doses. It's a very complicated picture on side effects. At least the spotlight turned away from efficacy. Before countries in continental europe were worrying that the astrazeneca vaccine wouldn't work well enough to older people. I think the efficacy questions have more or less be answered now. The spotlight is on whether they're adverse side effects and a few of those have been discovered there. These two different sorts of blood disorders do with abnormal clotting thrombosis that have been detected in people who just been vaccinated in norway in germany elsewhere on continental europe. The numbers are tiny. I would say fewer than twenty around the continent. Investigation is still continuing. There's no proven link with the vaccine. But a lot of vaccine knowledge ists the might be a link. But that is no reason to stop the vaccination program when it's saving tens of thousands of lives probably and people have said that just by halting for a few days the astrazeneca vaccination and continental europe. This week until the european medicines agency said it was okay that would have cost lives. It loves cost lives directly because people weren't getting vaccinated and it also probably unfortunately of cost lives indirectly because all the publicity about ad side effects will just undermined confidence in the vaccine
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"zanu" Discussed on Pantheon
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"zanu" Discussed on PodcastDetroit.com
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Therapy for Black Girls
Sex Positivity Throughout the Lifespan
"Thank you so much for joining us today on you. Thank you. I'm excited I'm glad to be here you. So you are affectionately known as the southern sexologists. Yes. That's like my brand name and I love it. It took me a few years to develop in design on it actually based on some of the ideas around the southerner and when that looks like and I'm originally from Brooklyn but my family's from. North Carolina's. So it was also like is this part of my identity and upset I think yes live here long enough. I'm definitely into that and so I started by were actually from a prevention Lynn's in sexuality looked doing work around HIV SEI information education, and then literally I remember the year in two thousand, three half finished my masters and I started working on a project for persons living with HIV and AIDS. To, talk about intimacy and sensuality, and disclosing realizing you just because you have a diagnosis of conditions, HIV or aid does it mean to stop being a sexual being and so like all my worlds collide it because here I was challenging aspects of my prevention side with aspects around holistic approach to sexuality and so fast forward just adopted the name southern sexologist when committed to doing work that was more sex. Positive and embracing sexually Walker Likes Fan So that's a really interesting point that you bring up. Just the idea of even talking about six as a southerner right and you know I think that the discussion around sex and sexuality can be difficult for lots of different people but it definitely feels like there's something about being in the south that makes it even more ZANU. Can you talk a little about that? Absolutely. You know. So my family is originally from eastern North Carolina that's where our family roots I, and so we have been challenged both in my immediate family and then cousins around talking about sex sexuality growing up in a Christian household like literally walked to church when I moved to North Carolina. That's how we've been treated with across the street from my house and while I appreciate some of the values and the. Impact that my church in my religion had on my life. It was also some of the ways our challenge in my own worldview around sex sexuality and I didn't have words for a young age some things that I would hear feel right in Audie in just made me feel sad and I didn't know why until later and so in my family again, we had person's family members cousins who passed away from HIV. And AIDS in the eighties and nineties and no one will talk about it. It was just so taboo and it's Kinda like much. You put two and two together. You realize what was happening and then when you try to talk to somebody about it, they wouldn't want to talk to you about even as professional. So to this day, there's two people who passed away in my family that subset of my family. Will Not talk about the cause of death Yeah. So it it definitely does feel like some of those kind of religious backgrounds intertwined with these conversations that even makes it more difficult to discuss and I think religion is a core element of the south thing. There's a lot historical aspects of life wise that even true within also think about when I say southern Kinda like that idea of Prim proper nece in. What you should be talking like, what are the words that are coming out of your mouth in public? So one of the topics that are appropriate to be talking about whether it's in school or Church, or even in your home in front of other people who aren't your immediate family very good point and that kind of reminds me of something you said earlier just the idea of a more holistic approach. So sex education, and so can you talk a little bit about that right? So the way I look at it and there's a model entitled those circles sexuality it was made most famous by Dennis daily, but he wasn't the originator of this model and some people don't like it but I think it's a good way to start I like to use it when I'm teaching for myself is that you know we are. Sexual beings across different aspects in this model has five areas which include sensuality, intimacy, sexual, and reproductive health sexualization, and than sexual identity and I think as we go through our lives in through development would probably get the most information on sexual health and reproduction, and even that has its limitations you know you might learn about body parts, breath control, and sti prevention, etc. You know kind of confined there but oftentimes. We don't talk about how our sense bring us pleasure. You know like when you taste something really good and I love when people say something better than sex 'cause obviously nightly for them. What something tastes so good brings you so much pleasure or hearing something that can resume and make you feel good. So ultimately, we had to look at sex from those different areas including our sense is another area I don't think. We talk about is intimacy. I often ask my class like how do you think somebody might get catfish like I can't believe that someone would fall for that but we don't really talk about the desire that people have for intimacy in not just physical intimacy like just connection with your friends with your family. The reason why so many people are like glued even social media now because they are not able to. Physically be with folks, but they can connect socially in have intimate conversations even on social media and then sexualization we probably talk about that next after sexual reproductive health because we do want to protect each other especially children from predators, etc always about sexualization to from that negative side of sexual assault sexual abuse. But there are some good sides to like flirting and you know just using power dynamics in your intimate. Partner relationship so I love that Model I. Know there probably are other models out there but I think it helps us look at it from the time we're born until the time we die we're sexual beings in that the whole is of us. Okay. So I, think you cover for the circles. was there a fifth one? All all the fifth one is important to sexual identity because that's that's the one that. Says who am I? How do I show up? How do I wanna be seen or perceived, and how things we can't control is how do people see an perceiver like art expression sexual identity so not to go on so much I think about you asking me about southern route. So when I think about sexual identity so I'm old school and when I was in college, it was like boys to men era in. Baggy Pants I. Literally went into the air quotations, men's department and purchase ties on sales in but in downs and our baseball caps and I remember going home on one of our college breaks and one of my classmates friends was like, why do you always wear those ball cats you better not come home again after being in college we are in a ball cap and asks thinking why don't you like what I have? On was she was really addressing my gender identity imagine expression because for her I was presenting in a masculine way a young lady shouldn't just like that. So she actually came from me during that time and it stuck with me about if we believe in the binary or subscribe to you that it's Kinda like melnace in female nece and how you show up in the world and you get to choose that you get. You get to express yourself the way you want to express
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Lori Loughlin to Plead Guilty in College Admissions Scandal
"Laurie Law Clinton and her husband Massimo. They finally admitted they are guilty. In the college admissions scandal they reached a plea deal which significantly reduces their sentence. I was shocked when I saw this headlines. Were you guys? Surprised at all honestly. I'm just so relieved that this has happened. And that we finally have some closure on this debacle because it is been going on for feels like four adver and I also. I was very surprised. I didn't think that they were going to have such low sentences but ultimately I just don't care. I'm just happy that it's done. They're going to serve their time. They're going to pay their fine and we can just move on from this. We'll see in. Moore's ZANU extensive experience with studying to law subjects in College. Back in two thousand six. It wasn't looking good for these guys. I think this plea is the best case scenario for them now. The varney plead guilty to one of the counts each so the whole entire bundle but I think it is what Morgan said. It's the best thing for everybody in the especially the kids I mean. Did we see those fight is once again to remember the rowing fight? Don't remind us of the photos. They are a crime from seeing those photos. What's crazy to me is that there have been people who have had similar if not less offensive offenses. And there's I remember. There is a mom who received a five year sentence for falsifying her son's address so he can get into a better school district and she got five years locked up for that and these two. They're going to be doing a couple of months and they're gonNA have maybe two hundred hours of community service and You know luckily for them. They're not doing the forty or sixty years whatever originally was supposed to be But yeah very interesting to see that they actually said we're guilty doesn't surprise me at old. We have a bit of a flawed system. I feel like in this instance with them. I do think that bit and everything has sort of affected things and by the way. I think that it's Laurie. Serving two months in Montana supposed to survive. I don't think either of them are going to serve their sentences to full-term there's no way there's there's a possibility that they could get house arrest because of the Kovin situation. There's a possibility they won't actually do the time in jail. I don't know but the question is will. Laurie repair her image. I feel like all she's got to do is go on dancing with the stars and everyone's just going to forget about all of this because that is celebrity image. Rehab Redemption story works really well when someone has done something bad and committed a crime and then they lock all of a sudden. It's going to be great. Pr TO IN. A COUPLE OF YEARS DOWN THE TRACK. Bring them back up again. Audit will that to happen. It can't happen like that. I completely disagree with that. This is all this business on in its image. It's always about how you can. People are forgiving and I think that Lori is dead than going to be forgiven by the public. I think people again are so over this or this to be a two month sentence after all of the HOOPLA and all of the research we've done over what Aaron said sixty fifty one hundred years that they were gonNA spend vibrators. She's GonNa do one episode of dancing with the stars like Aaron said and she's going to do one lifetime movie and then I'm going to see her shouldn't say hi and everyone's GonNa keep it big put on walk. That's how it works. Welcome to the world of white privilege. Hollywood
Environment: NPR
Australia's Extreme Heat
"By and large are pretty direct people so it figures walking into Mary Con Yards House west of Sydney. She would get right to the point. Good how are you hot cooking here? It's about thirty eight degrees Celsius outside one hundred Fahrenheit which is relatively cool compared to what it's been like this frontal at least it keeps some of the heat out some not much. Three fans are humming in Conrad's living room. The lights are off to save money on electricity in con- yards banks cleaned to her forehead like she just got out of the shower. Just vacuumed ZANU. Coming and this is what happens to me. Lives in community housing a rental unit for lower income. People that's located in Greater West Sydney a fast growing part of the country's largest city that a few months ago held another distinction the hottest place on Earth about one hundred and twenty degrees Fahrenheit or as Conard puts it. It was hot and when its stinking hot door. Just you know hot hot like it is on this day. Conard like many people in West. Sydney has a really hard time running. The air conditioner. Day is not an option. It's too expensive so is moving. It's a struggle. It's really a struggle. You WanNa do things but the heat just zaps it out of you. Heat waves as well as being a silent killer. It's a social killer. Lucinda coats is a scientist with risk. Frontiers a private research center that focuses on natural hazards like bushfires cyclones and flooding about twenty years ago. Coats had the grim task of cataloging. How many people? Each of those natural disasters had historically killed in Australia. And that's when we first thinking hang on a minute hate wives. They seem to have killed more people than all the other natural hazards combined. Yes all other hazards combined with elderly people in the poor. Most at risk code says it's too soon to know how many people may have died during this past. Summer's extreme heat but history might provide a somber clue in one thousand nine thirty nine in two thousand nine. Australia had devastating bushfires black Friday and black Saturday as they're now called both were preceded by heat waves and those heatwaves alone code says are each believed to have killed more than four hundred people the deadliest fire a hundred and seventy three is twice as many as succumb to the bushfires but the heat waves didn't get nearly the same attention. It was all fire photos of crying families. And cinch teddy bears and you can see why the the newsworthy bushfire is a terrifying thing but heatwaves. How can you take a picture of a heatwave? I've got a powerpoint presentation with a young chap just holding a water bottle and drinking out of the water bill. That's that's my picture of a heatwave. So it's really hard to communicate the immediate danger and there's a fast growing need to communicate that danger. A recent climate report by the Australian government found the country has warmed by more than one degree Celsius just in the last century. Extreme heat events are increasing in frequency as is the risk of extreme fire and extreme flooding. All of which has happened in Australia and just the last few months. Sebastian vouch is a research fellow at western Sydney University. Who's focusing on climate change in urban heat? Everything's extreme. It's exactly like how scientists for thirty years predict climate change to actually pan out and it's not twenty thirty forty or fifty anymore. It's twenty twenty. We have it. It's happening vouches. There are ways you can build for heat. For example houses could be painted. Certain color to reflect light. Green or living roofs could provide insulation. Houses could be built smaller with more room for treason greenspace. Australia is updating. Its National Construction Code in twenty twenty. Two and extreme heat is being considered in the changes but new codes would primarily be aimed at new buildings and the people most affected by heat tend to be folks like Mary concert living in older buildings that were designed long before bouts of extreme heat. Were much of a thought. Don't get me wrong. I appreciate the refi. Have my head and being able to pay pay for it and do that but I think sometimes it's poor design went with public housing. The nonprofit that LISA'S COGNAC. Thome knows this is an issue. Divisional Manager Heather Chaffee says she hears it from clients all the time for us as a housing provider. Tricky housing market. It's it's distressing to be honest. When often doesn't own the homes they rent chaffee says so? It makes it hard to make modifications instead. They focused on warning tenants. When extreme heat is coming but she knows that's not enough heat. She says is a global social justice issue. It's the poorest people that are going to suffer them iced so she says there needs to be a larger societal discussion about how we prepare for extreme heat because as a summer just showed. It's already
NPR's Business Story of the Day
Zimbabwe Continues Its Economic Downward Spiral
"Support for this podcast and the following message come from cohnresnick whose business of baseball and original MLB video series shares key insights on the business side of America's America's pastime for a game changing strategies to help your business visit cohnresnick dot com slash MLB. The family of Zimbabwe's former leader Robert Mugabe burried him this weekend he was in power there for almost forty years and after he died people hoped for a new start but life subway hasn't gotten any better last last week city officials cutoff tap water in the capital city. Harare Andrew Meldrum is Africa editor for the Associated Press Sixteen years ago. He was expelled from Zimbabwe Walkway recently. He went back to look around at the country that he'd covered for decades. Meldrum told me the Water Shutoff in Harari is the result of both drought end economic economic crisis. There's no water going through the pipes. People were lining up to pump water from wells to wash their clothes in brackish streams or ponds so were seeing a city and a country that is really suffering from huge problems from an economic downturn as as I say you know no electricity in the capital for as much as nineteen hours a day no water. This is is something that was just unthinkable people. When I was living there I would imagine having spent so many years in Zimbabwe. You have lots of friends there. What are the differences in their lives since you've been. La well those of my friends who are still in Zimbabwe. They have experienced a roller coaster. Since I was expelled they they have experienced hyperinflation of more than a billion percent inflation Yaha and also they experienced something surprises in political situation they saw Robert Mugabe fall from power and there was a tremendous amount of optimism and excitement to think that that things were going to get better and now two years later at the death of Robert Mugabe. They're saying will actually things aren't better at all and the government under Emerson Mnangagwa's has has not achieved economic growth or an improvement in things so they're they're disappointed so the the question is why not I mean I remember the optimism awesome. People saying the country will be more free. The country will develop economically. It's Mugabe essentially. Many people said that's been holding us back and then you're saying but in two years nothing's happened why not well. Robert Mugabe left but the same party ZANU. PF and the same military military are running the show and they are not making the kind of substantial fundamental changes in the way the country is run that will will improve things for the average. Bob weigh-in one thing that was interesting that I'd like to highlight was a doctor who was calling for a strike to get higher wages. He was abducted he was tortured and he has now been released because there was an outcry amongst the medical community and throughout Zimbabwean of course it's great that he has been released but it it was one of a series of abductions of government critics in in recent months so it shows that there is a level of political repression still in Zimbabwe. What do you think happens next in in symbolic way. Is there some political leader political party waiting in the wings that has the potential to turn things around I don't see that political leader waiting waiting in the wings and it might be further in the wings than I can see at this point you know things are going to come together so that the country returns to the kind of prosperity that I saw it but I think it's going to take quite some time Andrew Meldrum. Thank you so much for being with us. Thank you Noel Andrew Meldrum the A._P.'s Africa editor joined us on Skype from Johannesburg.
Monocle 24: The Globalist
South African President confirms longtime Zimbabwe leader Robert Mugabe died in Singapore
"The former leader of zimbabwe robert mugabe has passed away at the age of ninety five. Yeah that's right in many respects. It's not that much of a surprise because according to the reports that i've been reading he had been in hospital in singapore since april so clearly he was failing he he was in very weak health and i guess as well that <hes> even before you had the hand over of power to amazon and gangway. There were signs that he was losing his grip. That was very fraudulent bradshaw. Some of his speeches have been rambling and of peace so to speak but not that much of a surprise but i think that it's very it's very difficult when you want to know about him all talk about him because it is such a mixed legacy on the one hand hey was this man who was the the icon of the struggle for rhodesia's them was to gain its independence become zimbabwe. He had actually served time in jail. He spent about ten years in jail. He dove asleep. He's obviously suffered heaping tortured etc but he comes out of out of jail he <hes> he co found zanu p._f. Of becomes the leader of the group you then have these campaigns which quite militarized to actually achieve the goal of getting zimbabwe's independence. He becomes the first post independence of prime minister restoring the country. <hes> is generally seen in the beginning to have done all the right things because he worked for a halt on actually giving black people the black majority some some sort of economic have some sort of economic power also <hes> giving them healthcare doing all the right things and then something went very badly wrong it was it was as if he became came corrupted by his own success and that when the elections were held to select a new president <hes> they were effectively rigged rigged. Even though of course that was vehemently denied he did work at one stage of morgan chenggong who was one of the main opposition leaders that he was up against they had this very uneasy alliance alliance mr chandra of course passed away a few years ago and really he's he's basically he. He had to give up power because it was getting obscene and it seemed that the straw that really broke the camel's back. We'll see second wife grace mugabe because these the inference war was that he was trying to line her up as his successor even though she had no the political qualifications as qualification for the job was that she was married to him so it's a very mixed african legacy yes. They were the good things but they were also so the negatives. Let's not forget as well that turn this country was once dubbed the breadbasket of africa. It is now dependent on outside assistance. It had crazy rates of inflation so it was very difficult for ordinary people to live and when you look at the trickle down effect on the very human level there were stories about people who are having to cross over the border into south africa teachers for example working a sex workers because they couldn't get any money things were that tight so very very mixed legacy didn't have to be that waypoint clung onto power and corrupted him
BBC World Service
Ankara Germany, Ankara And Mark Lowen discussed on BBC World Service
"Turkey is expelling three German journalists today amid increasing tension between Berlin and Ankara Germany issued a travel warning to its citizens saying it couldn't rule out further action by the Turkish authorities. Here's Mark Lowen. This year for the first time. The authorities have formally rejected the accreditation of three reporters for the German broadcasters Zanu PF and NDR and the newspaper dead tiger Spiegel several other foreign journalists are still waiting for sponsors to their applications. Those rejected a flying out today after a ten day deadline to leave the country. The decision is being seen as further pressure by the Turkish government on media freedom, and is straining relations between Ankara and
The Big Picture
Ariana Grande Has A Misspelled Japanese Tattoo
"Filmmaker. I think the last thing is. What is it? The article experience is what is the definition of it? Now is it five hundred people in the theater is it a hundred is it fifty is a two people on a Friday night in front of a flat screen to me. It is that's the theatrical experience to me if it's one person. I mean, I think that the experience is the definition of it has changed. It's going to have to that's the world we live. Yeah. And your movie to you you have movie stars. And it has the feeling of kind of like an event movie in some ways from the eighties of the ninety s very sort of mid budget. Hi, Jan rutta, and that we were talking about others movies have disappeared from the Cineplex. And Netflix says obviously making strides to bring a lot of those kinds of movies back. Is there any part of you that will miss the kind of like boxoffice quality around some of this stuff or just sort of the pomp and circumstance that comes with the theatrical. It's to me it's always enjoyable to watch a film in theater or other people are laughing and join in crying, but we live in a world where where the traditional studios have centered much of their energy on Brandon, entertainment and. I'm not judging. That's what they're doing. That's their business model. And I think as you just sorta pointed out they've left behind an enormous narrative entertainment world that many people want and Netflix, God bless them have stepped in. And with great care and love has are fostering Roma. It's my favorite film of the year. Yeah. I I'm going to vote for the award people may not agree. But I feel it is. And I would like to think that when they win the Academy Award. This argument of whether net flicks makes films or not will be put the bed. It's that arguments over they make films they make films that are worthy of any award. That people are giving you this. I'm you know, if Roma wins and other films win, I think in the year two is this not even argument discussion is going to be ancient history, which it should be at this point. There's other aspect of this too. So interesting to me, I feel like there's a new part of the equation with a Netflix movie where I don't know how much of the bird box kind of phenomenon valid, but is it is it relevant to you. If you're movie kind of becomes like a mean or something on the internet that is significant because I feel like one. Felt buzzsaw has a lot of things that people could pull out and could become very memorable moments. But to is that like a new barometer for success in a way, if people have creep are creating content around the story that you've told I certainly I'm aware of the marketing of a film in these days memes. And and things taken from films are part of the marketing, so it's relevant on that way. I would like to see that for Netflix sick. They they entrusted me with some of money. And and and I respect that. And I hope it does. Well for them. I'm not really that interested in it. I hope people like it. I at this point, I'm sort of making movies as much for myself as for other people, and I've sort of turned a corner a little bit for better or worse. Hopefully, I don't stray too far that sounds like a really peaceful place to be in while you know, where it came from. I dive discussed this few times before but I worked on superman lives, which was the debacle of all time. So so epic that they made a documentary about it. I've seen it as fascinating. Right. So I I worked for a year and a half on Soumailla's. And as we getting down the wire they pull the plug two weeks before. A lot of money. But I went into the office. They pull the plug and it was living. My worst nightmare for a year. Like, this was gonna happen. I got my car job down Zanu Monica. I'm sitting on the beach, and I'm just processing everything that just happened over the last year. And I'm and I suddenly realized watching the ways that I could have written the words on the sand and the waves could have just washed away. That's how relevant was. And that was a shocking concept. And then I don't know a half hour later. I'm still singing I thought it doesn't matter. I got something that is process. I this was something I did as much for myself. This was not an invalid thing that just happened. And when I finally stood up its onset, I resolved. I was in at this point doing this as much for myself as for other people in these notions are in velvet buzzsaw the end of valid buzzsaw ends with Jewish John Malkovich. Which is literally what I experienced the idea that there is an outsider artist who's who's who's creating art as a cathartic experience for childhood trauma. Art can be as much for the artist as it can be for the audience. And I think in this film, I was really interested in the relationship between commerce and art in today's world. And the relationship is a very rocky won the quality of a work can't be judged by the number of clicks, reviews or dollar paid. I'm not saying that success diminishes the work. But it didn't no way defines it some. I'm sort of speaking to two different groups are speaking of people monetize art, saying art is more than a commodity assign ever forget that. Because I think sometimes we do. And I'm also speaking artists if you can become a brand you can beat yourself become a brand. God bless you. If that's what you want. That's fine. I don't judge that at all. But I think they're I I look at creativity as sort of a knife edge, and you can blunt it if you're not careful with repetition, and these are themes that are in the film. So I'm sort of I'm throwing ideas at their amidst the satire that you've experienced. Yeah. It's so interesting. I wonder if you have heard from anyone in the art world since you've started showing the film to people and what their reaction to it is. I haven't heard yet. I feel very secure in our research and all the almonds, and I'll tell you last week. I finally watched the price of everything on HBO. I was gonna ask you if you've seen it. I saw it a week ago and everything that these titans in the industry talk about are things that are in our film. I find that. I really asked down in my notes here. I it's so. Eerie how so much of what you are hitting on, you know, essentially, mocking there are people doing in real time in this documentary. It's fascinating. And Jake's character one point says when Toni Collette is asking about money, and where where it's all going in Texas on the money question. It's on everybody's talking about it. And in my research. Everybody is talking about what they're time at the present anything. Everybody knows that something's wrong is somehow it's not like they don't know what I don't think it can be stopped when he can't be stopped the more money the more fuel. It's like trying to stop a bonfire. It's not gonna stop. But people are trying to figure out where it's going. What is it? What does it mean? Does it diminish? Does it do this? It's a very interesting time for contemporary, art, anything. Yeah. I mean, do you see some of the same struggles for yourself as a filmmaker do feel any kind of crunch, even though you're in this peaceful moment, the only the crunch. I feel is is is that I'm an industry, which is which is in a transition phase because of the traditional studios going one way, and Netflix and other people coming in Philly that that's interesting to me it the idea as as as somebody who creates. It's that like I said I'm trying to create more for myself now than for other people. I'm trying to turn my back a little bit on all the noise, and China, I feel that if you create if look night took me a long time, but a night Carl I feel like I've found my voice, whatever my voice is a night crawler. I believe it's enrollment. I believe it's an so I'm just trying to follow my voice, I'm trying to create things that that that are relevant to me. And that brings its own piece it at this point, tell me a little bit about Roman because I don't think that there is enough conversation about it. I think it was a little bit overlooked, even though Denzel was acknowledged. And he's really interesting movie. Really well made what's your sort of? How do you look back on it? Now a few years removed from it on tremendously proud of it for myself and for all the people who worked on particularly for Denzel. I mean, I mean, I discuss this when it was out, but really Roman to me is is the story of the burden of of belief. It's it's it's he's a character. Who's carried a a sort of symbolic cross for so long, and he can't hold it up anymore, and he's going to drop it into me. That is the most of all things we are all going to not meet our standards at some point. And the ultimate message Roman is about redemption. It's it's not about failure. It's about finding a way out of out of something when you can turn when you turn your back on everything you believe in and you suddenly say, oh my God. How could this have happened? Where can you go and forgiving yourself and forgiving circumstances? That is an elevating experience that I was interested in. It's I'm very proud of the film when you're writing does the theme comforters. Does the the idea this setup confide? He always comes. First father is a writer told us from a very early age never bore you cannot bore. So I honestly think the first and foremost job of any artist on some level is to engage you can put slash entertain. But you have to engage people, and I'm looking for vehicles at engaging audience, and that become sort of Christmas trees that I can hang ideas on let me ask you a it struck me as I was watching this movie, you have a real knack for name. Tmz you your character names are very creative in this film in particular, they're sort of really elevated, but we're does stuff like that. Come from. Do you spend a lot of time trying to grab something that will really while people or puts, you know, kind of knocked him off their feet. The idea comes from. I I am an enormous Charles Dickens fan and one of the things I loved about dickens was he saw he saw a name as a vehicle to tell you something about the character. So I could spend a day on a character's name, and I have spent eight is been days on a character's name. I have lists of names. I have files of names, I'm put names one name. And I'm always experimenting looking more Vanderbilt. John Don, Don, reduce your Hayes. I just these these are names that I like, I just love names yen. I find the characters are saying those names frequently in the film, you know, it's so much fun. Not to have to ring out in some way. I find that you miss. That's great Dan couple more questions one. I'm curious. What's the last movie you've seen that you're jealous of I am jealous? Of roma. Yeah. What what was it about that? He is reminded Koran reminded us that there's nothing more dramatic than human small events framed in the right way that threw me there are scenes in Roma that rival any spectacle being made on any budget level. It just I was grossed in that film as it went as anything that I've ever seen. And and these are these are these are deep undercurrents that are not evident. They seem like they shouldn't be so important. But, but when you frame them the way he's framed them, so masterfully they become so powerful. And I just think it's it's it's a reminder of of the of of the potential for drama among people away from spectacle. And I'm only jealous in the sense that I'm not jealous. I I I'm at Meyer that he picked up the mantle and said look people life. This is this is this is really dynamite stuff if you can look at it the right way. Don't forget about it. Do you have a checklist of the kinds of films that you want to be able to make future in your career? None. Do you figure out where to go it all just an idea it just suddenly ideas on these seems really relevant? I have ideas for really dumb broad comedies that that. I once in a while I threatened to do I haven't I should write an action film. I wanna do I have I it's just an idea comes to you. I like I remember watching Slumdog millionaire, and I thought man that writer 'cause I based on a book, I must have been so excited the day. They came up with the idea of the game show quiz that became a vehicle to tell a story in flashback. That's like if I come up with that idea. I just wouldn't. That's just too cool. An idea ideas are have the shapes to them, and and you and if you look at them relevant to us on the you can see them other people can't see them. But but ideas, suddenly just leap out and go look at me, they sort of have structured to them, and and you become on my God. That's just like cool little thing. I could it's like a toy you can play with. So what are you doing next? I'm writing in original spec. Another one set in Los Angeles. At night. God help me at night s another night move in LA thought you would have learned by now. I will you. It's funny shooting at night in LA's fantastic after ten o'clock. There's no traffic. I noticed there were a couple of very good LA moments in in the new film as well. Yeah, we we shot, but I love shooting Elliott night. It's empty it's deserted. It's got this cool energy to it. It's cooler, literally, cooler, it's really interesting wild energy. Let's get dinner. I end every show by asking filmmakers. What's the last? Great thing they've seen. So maybe not that you're jealous of. But just a great thing that you saw I am an enormous fan of Ben Stiller as as gave him down tomorrow. Yeah. Guy was blown away. I I heard that he took two years on it. Then if you're listening, it was a really well spent two years, it's an incredible piece Patricia and Paul and Benito these performances are one of the writing was great to six six or seven parts on the did you see it? I did on the fifth or sixth episode when that thing happens, and you all my God, this was because it structurally, so brilliant to put that they're not in the front where it would have so differently affect. The peace, and I would have been so proud to do that piece. I thought it was remarkable. That's a great answer. I had so much fun watching Belva bus ident-. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate. Thanks so much, Dan Gilroy. And thank you to you. For listening to this week's episode of the big picture, please tune in next week when we will have a brand new Oscar show that we've dubbed the wife of palooza, Amanda Dobbins, and I finally saw the wife, and we are ready to talk about it. And we have so much to say what we'll see you next Tuesday.
Lori and Julia
Prince Philip, Menzies and Adler discussed on Lori and Julia
"Okay so we've got our. First look this something else Donnie posted of Zanu I don't? Know if people watch the. Crown but great great show and we've. Got our new Prince Philip and we know him from. Another show outlander hot guy from outlander he's been in. Other shows. To maya's Menzies so. Handsome and. He is going to be Prince. Philip and according to everyone in. The no he's hot he is very hot as we think that they retired. Like clarify and Matt Smith like a year, too early s you know that they could have. Gone because this the show's only jumping forward like five years Two or three they
All Things Considered
A year after fleeing Myanmar, Rohingya demand justice
"It. Has been a year since massive numbers of Rohingya Muslims began leaving Myanmar nearly seven hundred. Thousand Rohingya fled attacks by me and more soldiers and, pro government militias in, what the US. And the UN have labeled a campaign of ethnic cleansing those refugees are. Now living in massive camps on the. Bangladesh side of the border NPR's Jason Bobi recently returned from those camps where he says conditions for. The row Higa remain difficult one of the greatest threats facing the. Ranga refugees is, the land itself they makeshift shelters on steep sandy hillsides the also stripped away almost all of the vegetation making the cliffs prone to collapse My translator yes scene I. Are trying to scramble up an expansive. Loose sand where a landslide recently buried several
Hugh Hewitt
Nelson Chamisa, Ilkka President Trump and John Bolton discussed on Hugh Hewitt
"President Trump's. National security advisor. Says there is, no timetable for the release of the, administration's widely anticipated Mideast peace plan John Bolton says. A lot of progress has been made but he refuses speculate
BBC Minute
President, Emmerson Managua and BBC discussed on BBC Minute
"This top story from Zimbabwe. The constitutional court is hearing a legal challenge from the opposition MDC to the election victory off president Emmerson Managua near the ruling Zanu. PF party has been accused of rigging. The co president mnangagwa's urged
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Zimbabwe court to hear opposition election challenge Aug. 22
"Lawyers representing Zimbabwe's. President Emmerson Mnangagwa filed papers, urging the country's constitutional court to throw out an, opposition challenge to his election the this Imbaba electoral commission has said, Emma Gagua, and the. Ruling Zanu PF party won the July thirtieth election it was the first election without former longtime ruler Robert Mugabe on the ballot the electoral commission said Emin Gagua received fifty point eight percent of the vote and his main challenger Nelson Chamisa forty four point three, percent the main opposition. MDC party filed a legal challenge to the results on Friday alleging gross mathematical errors and calling for, a fresh vote or a declaration that Chamisa had one Emma Godoi lawyer and spokesman for the sano. PF party, called the challenge political and said it has no merit there's no sound argument raised by Nelson Chamisa To challenge the electoral victory of prison Amazon He is no legal challenge one is not. Complied with, the taken code Rusal the court and Secondly the case is normally the constitutional court has about, two weeks to, rule on the opposition petition challenging the
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Qatar to aid Turkey, lira rallies, U.S. rejects lifting tariffs
"I asked the BBC's, Celine Garrett in Istanbul about the mood across Turkey and which goods are affected? Well, this morning Turkey, double tariffs on some US imports and including cars, alcohol, tobacco cosmetics, slice and called a decree was signed by presidents at type our Don. And for instance, the tariffs on passenger cars are was doubled to one hundred and twenty percent on alcoholic drinks to one hundred forty percent. Sent and on tobacco to sixty percent. The vice president took this on Twitter and he said, this step was taken under the principle of reciprocity in response to US administrations, deliberate attacks on Turkish economy that is a feeling shared across Turkey amongst the pro government people, government supporters that Turkish economy is targeted, and there should be a response and the government is acting in line with that. Having said that these terrorists will not actually have a very serious impact. The United States is the fourth largest source of imports. Turkey, it accounts, twelve billion dollars of imports. However, these particular tariffs will be targeting only a small small ratio of that, and this will rather be very symbolic. Of course, Turkish government is trying to put on a brave face. Your symbolic may be, but what do people in Turkey make of all this? Well, there is this. Atmosphere of a tense cautiousness in Turkey. Last Friday, the Turkish lira the local currency had seen a record, low lost twenty percent overnight. And we're talking about a currency that already had lost forty percent of its value since the beginning of the year. But early this week, the central Bank intervened and the lira gained some ground after dot and the Turkish government is saying that the steps taken by the central men central Bank show that they are on the right path. LeRoy is declining. It has actually rallied this morning as well after a Turkish at a Turkish court decided to release to Greek soldiers. So Turkey is causing up to its European neighbours, Germany, Greece, France, et cetera. There will be talks held with Mirko mccrone and our dawn, for instance, today and tomorrow and Turkey wants to show that it has alternatives and the people in Turkey want to see that we cannot talk about a panic atmosphere in Turkey. But every now and then when someone passes by an exchange office, you see a worried face where is the dollar standing now, whereas the lira standing now. But having said that this morning lira has rallied, we're talking about lira standing at six against the dollar. Whereas two days ago, it was above seven
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe
Winner declared in Zimbabwe's first post-Mugabe election
"Rostov Fox News the Trump administration wants to force China to drop their quote bad. Practices and reform it comes after the US said it was considering increasing proposed Tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of Chinese goods from ten percent to twenty five percent. China has warned the US against what it calls blackmail in, Beijing Tom MacKenzie Bloomberg daybreak Europe all right that's the trade story. Another round. Of tough talking between Beijing and Washington. Apple meanwhile has become. The. First US company to hit a trillion, dollar market cap after. Its shares briefly rose above two hundred and seven. Dollars four cents on Thursday Bloomberg's at Ludlow reports on the tech giant's rise it took about. Two hours and forty eight minutes in Thursday's US session for apple to hit the milestone. Since it was founded in nineteen. Seventy six the companies come from relying. On the apple MAC computer to, iphones, and. More recently wearables and other technology and its recent growth which is so incredible when found Steve Jobs passed away in two thousand eleven the company had a market cap of three. Hundred and fifty. Billion dollars it's gone the rest of the way undetected cooks leadership the company have. Momentum from Tuesday when it posted record earnings boosted by stronger Silence in wearables and services, along with, continuing demand, for. Its iphones. Apple got their first. But others are hot on its tail Amazon alphabet. And, Microsoft's worth more than eight hundred billion dollars each in San Francisco Bloomberg daybreak Europe now the UK Prime Minister Theresa may meets the French president Emmanuel Macron today. As part of a diplomatic drive to win European. Leaders over to her Brexit vision with just eleven weeks until a divorce accord is meant to be signed may needs to chart a path to a. Deal we'll Bloomberg's Cowden Qunol has the details the pair would meet let Friday the father break on soon the summer residence of, French president's on the French Riviera between Marseille and niece a relaxing atmosphere to. Discuss tough subjects Theresa May we'll ask him and your support group rain. For Brexit. Including a new trade deal already rejected by. The EU last week but expectations shouldn't be too high as Michigan boundary remains The main negotiator on behalf of the EU commission in Paris counting Kernan Bloomberg daybreak Europe yes the site were Emmanuel. Macron we'll be meeting, Theresa May in the south of France very pleasant if you look it up on the internet and on Google images anyway. Up next we. Need to talk about the US payrolls report Wall Street's betting on another hefty payroll gain in today's payrolls report consensus is for one hundred and ninety three thousand new jobs in July Bloomberg's Vinny Del Giudice reports America's economies added more, than one million jobs since the start of the. Year the unemployment rate dipped as low. As three point eight percent back in may with today's report wage growth will be the. Key for bond traders keeping score inflation it's yet, to reach the high seen earlier in the century. Treasury market reaction to the data has of late candidate, beef fleeting benico chewed ice Bloomberg daybreak Europe now Toyota has reported, first quarter profit that topped analysts estimates helping by booming Demand in China and the popularity of the are av four sport. Utility vehicle in the US operating profit rose to six point one billion dollars in the three months through, June that's even as questions hangover over the world's. Largest car markets after tariff changes brought about. By the trade war caused pricing condition all right we started with. An answer we wrap up with earnings let's also get some fresh headlines from around the world outside the world of. Business and finance his Bloomberg's Bangkok thank you. Very, much Marcus Zimbabwe's election officials have finished counting in the country's presidential election MandA innocent Zanu PF party is therefore duly, declared. Elected president of the. Republic of. Zimbabwe with effect from the third of August twenty eighth Heads of the ruling Zanu PF party, Emmerson Mnangagwa, secured around. Three hundred. Thousand more votes than his main rival opposition leader. Nelson Chamisa is threatening more protests claiming widespread electoral fraud White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has refused. To, back away from US President Trump's assertions that the media. Is the enemy of the American people in a heated exchange with White House reporters Sanders blame the media from flaming tensions in the country it's ironic that not only you and the media attacked the president for his rhetoric when they frequently lowered the level of conversation in this country repeatedly the media resorts to. Personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger memo Russia could face a raft of new sanctions or the claims of. Election meddling that's if a bipartisan. Group of senators are successful in their bid to sanction Russian energy projects and produce a report on President Vladimir Putin's assets Net worth. Republican Senator Marco Rubio told. Bloomberg that Russia. Needs to be held to account this information warfare they're using platforms like Facebook and Twitter as a vehicle by which the conductors so I don't blame the companies for it they're providing a product that's out there these guys. Are going. On and using that product and is Europe banks another, heat wave, forecasters say. The all. Time temperature record could be broken in the coming. Days the current European wrinkled is forty eight degrees centigrade which was set in Athens in July nineteen seventy. Seven, but that could be basing this temperatures are rising in. Spain and Portugal thanks to a surge of hot air sweeping in from Africa global news twenty four hours a day on the talk on Twitter powered by more than twenty seven hundred journalists and analysts in more than one hundred twenty countries I'm Ben Clarke this is Bloomberg Ben thank you so much now with. Your morning sports here's Joe Townsend England's cricketers star Deidre of the second test against India Edgbaston on nine for one this morning. That twenty two Ahead after their colleagues one hundred and. Forty nine helped the Taurus reached two hundred. And seventy four in their first innings. India captain was dropped twice for all around us some current says England. Is still in a, pretty good position as, you can see it's probably looking at the scorecard. Is probably pretty even in a test match obviously not ideal is in cookie England crickets some, Belling Scott, known beaten half century to help can't be Essex in the t twenty. Plus and go top of the south group the back in, action again, this evening at Hampshire in one of eight matches the championship season gets underway tonight with Frank Lampard making his managerial debut the former Chelsea and England. Midfielder Lee Darby. Against reading an England's. Georgia whole starts day. Two of golf's women's British. Open writing contention. She's just two shots off the lead role Levinson Australia's mingy lease out in front on seven, on the path That was the sports straight ahead on Bloomberg daybreak Europe we're gonna bite into our by weekly restaurants. Segment with Bloomberg's teeth food critic Richard vines. 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Amazon reports 1.7 million pound UK tax bill due to share deductions
"Verified by Affair The MDC has further violence by the army two days, ago six position protesters were killed by soldiers in the capital Harare from. There our. Correspondent Andrew Harding reports Emmerson Mnangagwa said he was humbled by the resultant urge Zimbabweans to unite behind his presidency tweeting that this was a new beginning for the. Country he secured fifty, point eight percent of the vote just enough to avoid a. Runoff but the opposition has questioned the remarkably high turnout and maintains that the election has been. Stolen they've promised to take to the streets in huge numbers, much depends on whether they can prove that the figures are substantially out of step with credible independent. Tallies if not the international community is likely to give the governing Zanu PF the benefit of the doubt the process was seriously flawed and was overshadowed by violence security, crackdown but it was an improvement on previous elections A medical condition sepsis is killing far more people in hospital in England according to official NHL data. Figures given to this program by leading health safety experts Brian Jarman show an increase. Of. More than a third for two years don't just beneath there are several reasons including the growth in resistance to antibiotics his eye health editor coupon sepsis is. A serious complication which, can develop after infections without antibiotics it can result in organ. Failure and death so Brian Jarman says were just over fifteen thousand seven hundred tests recorded add. English hospitals in the two thousand sixteen seventeen year was sepsis, was the main diagnosis that was thirty eight percent increase over the course of two years NHTSA England. Says its efforts to increase recognition mean that cases previously recorded as simple infections are now classified as sepsis professor Jarman argues that might account for some of the increase, but there are other factors which need explain Being the UK sepsis trust says screening Volna Rable patients has improved. But hospital wards which is sometimes full and overstretched staff might. Have been factors in higher numbers of deaths Then you head of the. Armed forces said he will stamp on Boca's claims of misconduct against British, soldiers in his first interview since becoming chief. At the defense staff general cynical Carter told the BBC it was right that sapping and former service personnel were held to account but only if they genuine, need something wrong his defense correspondent Jonathan Beale general Carter that it. Was fundamentally wrong that serving and former British military, personnel were being chased by people making in his words Vic seychas claims that he said would not happen on. His watch you refuse to be drawn on any. Specific example including, that of a seventy six, year old former paratrooper who's currently under investigation for alleged, case of attempted murder the took place in Northern Ireland more than forty five years ago. General Carter, said was right that members of, the armed forces were held to account but he added that people needed to be reminded the British army He, had done an extraordinary and amazing job there for over thirty years Amazon's tax Bill in Britain fell last, year even though it's prophets nearly tripled the online retailer has faced criticism. But the amount of cooperation tanks at pace compared to high street shops Amazon says it pays all the taxes required in the UK dominicano reports the, glimpse into Amazon's tax affairs comes from, the accounts of Amazon UK services which looks after customer. Service and warehouses but not actual sales to customers in two thousand seventeen it had turnover of nearly two billion. Pounds and operating profits nearly tripled, to just short of eighty million pounds the tax liability was four point seven million pounds after it was able, to partially deduct the expense. Of paying staff in shares this cost fifty four million, pounds after deferring, some of the tax Amazon actually paid only one point seven million pounds which will be going for high street retailers, who are struggling to stay afloat because of the rush of shoppers online and Crippling business rates. The latest casualty is house of Fraser which is in, last-ditch talks with bidders after a Chinese risky deal fell through research, suggests regular exposure to even low levels Obama pollution may cause changes to. The heart similar to there is in the early stages of heart failure the study was carried out by the British heart foundation and Queen Mary university, in London John Donaldson reports it's estimated, air pollution is a contributing factor in the deaths of. Around forty thousand people in the UK each year the British heart foundation and Queen Mary university looked at data. From four thousand people most of, them lived outside big cities and in areas where air pollution was below UK government guidelines still it found those, who live near busy roads. Tended to have slightly bigger hearts often an early sign, of heart disease, doctrinaire young is from the university research team the heart tends to get larger one on the undergoes stressful situation we offer I can. See that in people are developing heart,.
Democracy Now
Chinese Goods May Face 25% Tariffs, Not 10%, as Trump's Anger Grows
"Dot or the warrant piece report I'm Amy Goodman President Donald Trump. Called Wednesday for his attorney general to immediately end special counsel. Robert Muller's investigation into Russian interference in the two thousand sixteen election prompting critics to charge the president is guilty of obstructing Justice, and a Wednesday morning tweets, storm Trump, wrote this, is a terrible situation in Terni general Jeff Sessions should stop this rigged. Witch hunt right now before it continues to stay in, our country, any further. Congressman Adam Schiff the ranking. Democrat on the house intelligence committee responded this. Is an attempt to obstruct Justice hiding in plain sight America must never accept it At the White House senior administration officials. Claimed Trump was merely expressing an opinion this is White House. Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders Look the president is not obstructing he's fighting back the president is stating his opinion. He stating at. Clearly and he's certainly expressing the frustration that he has with the level of, corruption that we've seen from people like Jim Komi Peter Struck Andrew McCabe, President. Trump's call for an end, to the Muller, probe came on the second. Day of his former campaign manager's trial in Alexandria Virginia Paul Manafort. Faces eighteen charges including tax fraud Bank fraud and money laundering prosecutors told the jury Manafort hid much of the sixty million dollars. He earned from lobbying as an unregistered foreign agent on behalf, of pro, Russian Ukrainian, officials by stashing it in undisclosed overseas accounts witnesses, describe Manafort is spending lavishly from the accounts on cars, luxury goods home renovations even at fifteen thousand dollar ostrich skin leather jacket President Trump. Weighed in on the trial and a tweet suggesting Manafort. Is being treated worse, in jail, than the. Notorious Lobster Al Capone in south Texas the American immigration lawyers. Association says a. Migrant toddler who is separated from her family is part of the President Trump, zero tolerance border policy died shortly after being released from the Dili family, detention. Center he Houston-based lawyer Gani, tweeted the child, died following her stay at. An ice detention center as a result of possible negligent care and. A respiratory illness she contracted from one of the other children unquote last year lawyers with the ACO you and several other groups. Sued ice alleging it have been violating its own policy by, locking up, pregnant women, at Delhi and four other immigration jails the death, came as about seven hundred children forcibly separated from their, parents at the border have still not been reunited with them A federal court has declared. President Trump's executive order withholding funds from sanctuary cities in California unconstitutional however Wednesday's ruling by a three judge panel. On the ninth US circuit. Quarter of appeals will lift a nationwide injunction against Trump's crackdown on sanctuary cities a lower court is now slated to consider reimposing. That in Changcheng cities across California and then me and the other states, have passed sanctuary. City policies, barring local police from cooperating, with federal immigration agencies the New York Times reports that Trump. Administration's considering a plan to sharply. Reduce the number of refugees allowed to settle in the United States the plan which has the support of Trump's anti-immigrant senior policy. Adviser Stephen Miller would cap the number of refugees resettled next year to twenty five thousand forty percent drop. From the current cap the number of refugees allowed into the US by the Trump administration has slowed to a near trickle with The country already on pace to allow in the, fewest number of refugees since the federal refugee resettlement. Program was created in one thousand nine hundred eighty in Zimbabwe's capital Harare soldiers and police used tear gas water cannons and live ammunition Wednesday, to clear protesters who taken to the streets to allege Monday's presidential. And parliamentary vote was rigged at least three people were shot dead scores more left injured many of them film being beaten. By soldiers a spokesperson for the opposition party movement for democratic change called the violence and attack on democracy Deployment of tanks and fighting a fly munition on civilians porno apart in Greece Civilians are allowed to demand the specs of their rights, in an awful manner This order, may be dealt with by the police who are best trained for public quote Soldiers are trained to kill during war We. Are seriously to wonder what, this means are we in. War civilians the enemy of the state the deadly crackdown on protests came after election. Returns showed president Emmerson mnangagwa's ruling Zanu PF party. Is heading for a large parliamentary majority there's been no announcement, of a winner in the presidential race prompting international election observers to question the credibility of the vote in the Democratic Republic of Congo and new investigation by vice news bolsters evidence of. Ethnic cleansing of the. Haleema ethnic minority in the eastern province the violence began last December is hundreds of machete-wielding. Militiamen swept through areas west of lake Albert on Congo's border with Uganda about one hundred twenty communities were attacked with hundreds killed thousands. Of homes destroyed and. Some, three, hundred fifty thousand. People displaced investigative journalists Nick terse reports. The violence came after the US abruptly Support for peacekeeping. Efforts last year as part of President Trump's America first policies President Trump doubled down and his growing trade war with China Wednesday threatening. To increase tariffs on. A, range, of Chinese products. From ten percent to twenty five percent The tariffs would target some two hundred billion dollars of Chinese goods Trump launched a tit for tat series, of, tariffs, after talks with. Beijing broke down in may prompting what Chinese officials have called the largest trade war in economic history Google is preparing to launch a service in China that allow Chinese sensors to block. Search terms, about human rights democracy religion and peaceful protests that's, according to the intercept which reports the. Project codename Dragonfly was launched in the spring of last year and. Accelerated after Google CEO met with a top Chinese government official in December. In response Patrick, Poon of, Amnesty International told the intercept quote the biggest search engine in the world obeying the censorship in China is a victory for the Chinese government it sends. A signal that nobody, will bother to challenge the censorship anymore he said Amnesty International, says, hackers recently targeted one of its staffers and a sophisticated surveillance effort by a hostile government to Spy on the group's work the staffer who was working on a campaign calling for the release of jailed women's rights activists in Saudi Arabia received an anonymous message and our Beck and. WhatsApp smartphone, application the message was found to contain a link, that would install the malware program Pegasus. Developed by an Israeli cyber intelligence firm which allows a third party. To spy extensively on an encrypted phones calls photos and messages amnesty warns. The attack was, likely part, of a much broader effort to spy on activists in several countries across Asia Africa and Europe The Trump administration's. Cleared the way for insurance companies to expand their sales.
The Takeaway
Zimbabwe: Three dead in Harare amid election unrest
"In the north bay At this hour it's seventy five degrees in San. Jose sixty one degrees in Oakland, eighty degrees in Sacramento and fifty nine degrees here in San Francisco Doc protests violence and accusations of election rigging stain the first Imbaba in election since Robert Mugabe's thirty seven year reign on Wednesday three. People were shot dead as police and military forces clashed with protestors protestors were responding to what they, see as a, rigged election after Mugabe's political party Zanu PF. Won a majority of the parliamentary elections Gabrielle Steinhaeuser is the Wall Street Journal's. Deputy bureau chief in. Africa and she's on the, ground in Harare Zimbabwe so we had the elections here on Monday and we. Have two main, contenders one. Is president mnangagwa's Samantha host Mugabe last November but to help us in military and his main rival is the opposition leader Nelson. Chamisa forty very smooth talking young men mnangagwa's already seventy five and has seen kind of on Mugabe's. Side for forty years and Chamisa Claims and allies claim. That they won the election whereas the, electoral commission had hasn't hasn't you semi presidential results but they have set that. That nuclear after ruling party has won two thirds of the seats in parliament. So that gives you an indication of what's going on and why people are angry so yesterday there were several hundred demonstrators are opposition supporters were marching through. Town in front of the electoral commission and that's when things got a bit rowdy initially I'm Jay, Wright police were, called in and did they watch reports of. People throwing stones and waving sticks and then suddenly they called in the military. With tanks and so. You had sort of automatic, weapon wielding soldiers chasing down seven straighter were maybe artistic or so but also. Lot of passer, bys were. Just shelling things on the streets of worship shopkeepers nearby were caught up in LA which was sort of change From the very peaceful election day that we have seen it also pledges of. No violence from both leaders ahead of like like and we've. Also seen the United Nations and Amnesty International in addition to other leaders calling for calm after these elections. You said that things today are relatively calm but are there concerns that this military. Crackdown could continue yes I think the concerns are there and it's not normal to have soldiers on the street, that's something bad people here saw last November. When, there was. This military intervention Betsy post Mugabe but then after a few weeks cultures were taken off the. Street does things are pretty normal so people are definitely. Worried concerned and at this point we also. Don't have a sign that the opposition will Kombi accepts the, election results they said that they believe that votes rigs and I believe that if. If there's about one be election it, will probably be more protests And, I think the government has shown that it's gonna crack. Down with a heavy hand and once the winner is announced. Or declared what is it exactly that the, people of Zimbabwe are looking for from this government I? Think, they want jobs as one of the things that I've heard from many many people you. Have unions saying that sign out of ten workers are unemployed there's a massive, cash crisis here, the dollar has seen dominant currency, in Zimbabwe since two thousand nine since they have that out. Of hyperinflation but people had actually. Get their dollars out Bank anymore they wanted international investment they want them to Konami that provides for people. There are a lot of people especially in. The countryside who sort of fairly being sustained on food aid, and don't see opportunities for children Gabrielle Steinhaeuser is Wall Street Journal deputy bureau chief in Africa Gabrielle thank you for being with us Sure thank you Takeaway is supported by progressive insurance,.