from say bottles can be used. but much too much plastic waste and stop littering the environment slowly crumbling into ever smaller fragments. micro plastics can be found in the soil just about everywhere they come from a range of sources rubbish dumps and sewage sludge used as fertilizer on fields we don't yet know what effect these particles have on the structure of soils or whether they affect soil fertility worked. the spray on rape seed mulch by contrast eventually washes away at a predictable pace. on some of our material is biodegradable whereas plastic foil often soiled and contaminated with other chemicals and has to be disposed of or recycled with great care our material can stay out in the field. as it decomposes all that remains there are a few non toxic salts the to kyron they check anyway it's a home that's product derived from nature. there's definitely a concern. before finding the wealth effect vollmer team too old for substituting plastics but what if you want to look at existing supply and deman

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so most of us living gray areas and are used do it. this idea that there is something bad about that that is the fundamental parts of our lives, extremely distressing. i was writing about wanting to be in the gray zone, not wanting to give up on the idea of coexisting with others. >> coexisting with others. you write about simulation and the dangers of that, the notion that we are great melting pot but that's not the reality of it. you talk about the approach is more of a salad bowl keeping our core backgrounds and culture and be able to celebrate that and live that. what does that look like, the idea of integration and assimilation. >> guest: the question will never be settled in american society. one of the foundational myths, how often do you hear a nation of immigrants. a source of pride for many americans even if in reality the immigration laws are extremely tight and favored immigrants from western europe and excluded a number of immigrants from all over the world beginning with the chinese exclusion, chinese were not allowed to

where snowden each use it for their leaks. during the arab spring people use the dark well. planned hostile protests against the government without fear of prosecution. this is also being used to organize other protests offering protection from surveillance by intelligence agencies. we definitely see both the use of like p.p.m. technology and the dark knight playing a critical role also in recent protests on russia obviously both states have a sense of the use of social media and they take away our credit ations of journalists and so communicating through alternative means and circumventing the. censorship talks has become really critical. i take freedom of speech seriously journalists rely on the dark web to work and to be protected from state control for this reason he said it might from reporters without borders says that we shouldn't simply think of the dark web as being just the dark side of the internet. definitely has an image problem. the term brain the aspect of a certain technology in a way to save us is about illega

that is all for us. wear your masks, be healthy, and we will see you nex >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend, everybody. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks so much for joining us this weekend. in just a few moments, we will get jonathan ward's take on former disney ceo bob iger being considered as the next ambassador to china. we are talking china with the founder of the atlas organization. and another big development in the fight against covid-19, moderna having the second vaccine approved, millions of doses of pfizer's drug already being distributed, the ceo of the cleveland clinic about this historic and incredible rollout. but first, let's take a look back at some of the big moments this week with top newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in this week's edition of "the week's talkers." ♪ maria: doctor, congratulations to you. you must be fe

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us. well it's quite a big change above the village there's a cemetery with a stunning view even if it's getting warmer here in the summer they still digging extra graves to be able to bury those who die in winter when the ground is frozen solid. suddenly there's excitement in the village. the men are loading their guns and everyone's on their feet people drop everything to go and watch the non walls or hear. those who aren't in the boats watch from the shoreline and tell the hunters which way to go. time and again the whale submerge and the boats chase after them the sound of large caliber weapons resonates throughout the day. the hunters fear the smell of the corpses could attract a polar bears to keep them away from the shoreline and the settlement the dead whales are hold on to an ice sheet and carved up their. outside one of the captains we meet met up barcelona's. following the action with binoculars. her husband orca and her brother of god who are taking part in the hunt . for the v

the us as are other countries. tribunals transcript of the commander in chief of the japanese. he was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were relocated they had to leave behind was. most of the facilities were blown up. on august in 1945 the 1st servia troops entered the city of harbin. 731 camp already being blown up and old the most important materials removed but there will still traces of the crimes. servia troops found evidence of the biological warfare units activities. central unit 731 personnel much captured on loan with the kuantan army commander in chief and senior military medical service officers. meanwhile she made contact with the americans. i'm going to. hurt the. motor to bring the. needy. already. and that wasn't the 1st time the pentagon had also sheltered several german fascists the removal of nazi criminals from the country was code named operation paperclip th

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you know seats because we don't use those we don't use technology. i mean it doesn't make sense we want to participate and be competitive on a global scene or not. and in europe we have this romantic idea of farmlands that business people. will never cultivate something that is dangerous and they would never cultivate something they don't need they're just business people and we should get them to their business. and we can't expect them to act in any other way except as businesses. the only way that would say is if there is a root and branch revolution in the way that we do business and that would need to involve all corporations all over the world because as long as we treat soon like a global commodity. we have a very big problem. and part of that problem is that food will go to the highest bidder and the highest bidder may not be someone that wants to feed the highest bidder maybe someone wants to feed your car this is entirely the wrong way to look at food food should be food . i would be. making money. in profits it's about because. it's about

using a u.v. lamp to kill the corona virus that's just one light bulb moment in a multitude of responses to covert 19 cloned was repurposed and hand sanitizer at the beginning of the pandemic the speed of innovation coronavirus could be a game changer experts say it could revolutionize global health care allowing us to come up with solutions that could change health care delivery. they say necessity is the mother of invention the coronavirus pandemic has thrown that into stark relief from innovations enabling us to live with the realities of the virus to devices that make it say texan possible here's the story of 2 entrepreneurs who say a diagnosis is just a breath away. rather than christoph and thomas wolfe have a vision they want to return some normality to this called in 1000 times for months have been working on a breath test that can identify the novel coronavirus they're now confident it works. to human organs from a technical point of view this device can get to areas where normally only a

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or maybe even replacing us. back in 2019, i travelled to la where some of this futuristic technology is being built by women. but with big investment from the gaming, social media and porn industries, is it being built for women? to find out i'm going to need my own avatar. hello! this is luke from dna block, an avatar creation start—up. they've made digital copies of hundreds of celebrities and now it's my turn. how do i do that? the magic is behind here. so basically all these cameras, they're going to take a picture of you at exactly the same time and then we're going to use process called photogrammetry to reconstruct you. so so this is going to be 360 high—definition. these cameras are going to capture every angle of my body and face down to the smallest pore and the photos will then be processed to make an exact replica of me. so what actually is an avatar? i think generally it's something that's like interactive or that's three—dimensional. so it's kind of like a digital puppet? yeah, i think that's

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uses. previously, many of these principlely permitted uses required a 30-day neighborhood notice. all -- principally permitted uses required a 30-day neighborhood notice. all of the commercial districts have been updated, except for the ones listed. otherwise, they've all been updated to relax controls. nonretail sales and service uses are now principally permitted on the second floor. general entertain being. movie theaters, community facilities, restaurants, limited restaurants, an monthly hospitals, and retail professional services, such as realers, accountants, and insurance agents are liberalized throughout the district. here's an example of one of the slides. this is the nc-1 district, which is kind of our baseline neighborhood commercial district, and you can see almost all of the uses have been shifted, so if it's previously n.p., it's been permitted or conditionally permitted, and all of the tables are available in the ordinance itself, and we will be updating those tables in our c

and the bank gave it to us. why? he laughs. well, we went to see the bank manager and said, we would like an overdraft. there was no venture capital at the time. the only way you could finance companies was through bank loans, and that was typically through an overdraft arrangement, and we needed £10,000 to get going. so, it was a misty night, i remember it very well. and i told him that we wanted to start this microprocessor company, and he said "well, what's microprocessor?" so we tried to explain that to him, and his response was, "well, isn't it nice to see "young people start companies?" and then he did his due diligence and said, "now, which college did you go to?" and it was national westminster that happened to be across king's college, and his office actually looked out on king's college, so you could say, that one, and he said, "that's all right, here's £10,000." and i'm thinking to myself, how things must have changed. i mean, that way of doing business and persuading a moneyman to invest in a new technology. it do

that if we use what we project in terms of stimulus packages still to come if we use this in a climate positive. we can hit 2 degrees and we're within a fighting chance of 1500000 where do you stand on this because are you as hopeful and you were there at the paris agreement won't you help to catalyze the necessary business support to to get the paris agreement across the finishing line so so thinking back to 5 years ago are you hopeful that we could turn this around. it's i'm not only hopeful and i am and i'll talk about why that's the case but it has to be the way we think about our future somehow issues like climate change have become things that some people support others they've become political what we're talking back here is our children's future every person i know who has a child a niece and nephew certainly i have 2 children they're grown now we would throw ourselves in front of the bus if it were coming out our children that that's what we do and it didn't wouldn't matter what political background we have or what country you're from right now we're looking at a challenge and

author joining us tonight. john, shouldn't that be a crime? >> well, to be determined, right? it's clearly a violation of the constitution when you talk to the legal experts. why that? the election officials in green bay are charged being neutral arbiters of the election. the election judges, the election preparers, the election executioners. and when they get into the business of doing get out the vote registration drives, they're moving into partisan activities. and you see in these documents we obtained under a freedom of information act request that green bay wasn't targeting all voters for registration the, they were targeting minority communities that they believed would be beneficial to the democratic party. and that's the sort of thing we don't want -- lou: so what do we -- >> the yeah. lou: so what are we pus su -- pussy footing around about? this stuff used to be called walking around money -- >> yeah, right. [laughter] you're exactly right. lou: it's illegal as hell. yet mark zuckerberg, a billionair

help us change that. help us change that by turning in your guns. help us change that by making sure that you're a part of the solution and not part of the problem. thank you to rudy and the united playaz team. we appreciate george floyd brother and his friend who will be speaking with us today. we are so sorry for your loss. we are so grateful that you have taken the time to be here with us to share your words and your advocacy for ending gun violence, especially in the african-american community. thank you to all the community partners who are here to fight against violence every single day on the streets. i hope all you will continue to join this fight to end gun violence here in san francisco and across the nation. remember, this year's gun buyback event is between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. this saturday, no questions asked. thank you. >> thank you so much mayor london breed. this gun buyback is from different partners from music industry and mother who lost their kids to gun violence, to sfpd and to the private sector. there's so many people her

but there are things that happen to all of us that should make us angry. but many americans just sit there and take it. why? this isn't who we are. it's not who our forefathers were. it's not the american spirit. china recklessly released the virus into america. they lied about it and cover it up and even blamed us for it. many people believe we should consider this an act of war. has china paid the price? have the people demanded our leaders do something about this? no. we are sitting here on our iphones made in china, ordering takeout because we are told we can't go out to dinner because of a virus also made in china. congress held a hearing or two and nothing happened. the media praised china for how it handled the pandemic. that's like praising an arsonist who set your house on fire. our politicians told us the same thing. what broke us out of the lockdown? it was the george floyd protests. there was no way the government could control thousands of people in the streets. americans ended shelter in place, not the government. then the protests morphed in

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she's doesn't want us to use her real name. she and her children were repeatedly beaten by her husband. he was eventually sentenced to 18 months in prison, but is being released in a few days. >> he always threatened me, ying when he got out he'd find , me, wherever i was hiding, and kill me, me and the children. i said, ki me, but i beg you to spare the childre i have to protect them. they're good kids. they deserve a better life. >> shkurte isn't used to people listening to her. she talks for hours, telling the young volunteers about her life, the poverty and hardship she endures. the ngo is currently setting up the first women's shelter in albania. it's still under construction. but shkurte and her children are going to be brought to safety. in tirana, the capital of arbËr hajdari is on his way to athe foundation's main offices. he's used to explaining the pro. a differe weekend developevery organically. when was still student, want to help pr people. during a vation, i snt a weend voluntring with when was sorphans.dent, it

using a u.v. lamp to kill the coronavirus that's just one light bulb moment in a multitude of responses to covert 19 saloon was repurposed hand sanitizer at the beginning of the pandemic the speed of innovation amid coronavirus could be a game changer experts say it could revolutionize global health care allowing us to come up with solutions that could change health care delivery. they say necessity is the mother of invention the coronavirus pandemic has thrown that into stark relief from innovations enabling us to live with the realities of the virus to devices that make it say to action possible here's the story of 2 entrepreneurs who say a diagnosis is just a breath away. christoph and thomas wolfe have a vision they want to return some normality to this called 19 times 4 months have been working on a breath test that can identify the novel coronavirus they're now confident it works. taken in august from a technical point of view this device can get to areas where normally only a dog can sniff

as an excuse the securities you commission of a country he's in are not used secretly used against society for example one of the cases he's about a human rights group that represents the families of more than 43 students disappeared in mexico in 2014 and their mouths were instead of being used to find those responsible for disappearance of these. young students west used to target the lawyers representing the family some of the students you see also that these tools that are marketed as being sold to combat crime are actually used by criminals either directly or through the corruption and lucian that excuse between many. authorities. organized crime members so let me ask you about that given that the chants the potential for abuse that you just talked about the surveillance capabilities why haven't these technologies come under tight international legal control the same way there are protocols and conventions restricting the use of conventional weapons well i guess because it's the same reason because the drug war is not ending is because it's a big business for a lot of people it's a big

and how about you if you are also doing your big tell us about visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. it is pretty obvious to all of us by now that the current requires us to make a lot of changes in the way we conduct our life but it is also giving us a new perspective on how so many of the. even the simple things new ideas are much ink that can really benefit people and the environment in these trying times. that's right sandra in south africa a young man came up with a great new business venture it's eco friendly and has been well received in his cape town neighbor. young men in blue overalls cruising through the streets of longer in recent weeks the residents of the cape town suburb have gotten used to the sight. this is the man behind the bicycle armada. clouted deliveries is the name of color because he's nearly found it business it to every service on bikes the 1st one in the township. he starts every day with a team meeting. the group discusses goals and customer service practices. the idea for the business stems from his own exper

used chemical or other weapons. and i think that caused some hesitation on his part after the gulf war ended it x. bio weapons program remained hidden until in 1995 united nations inspectors finally uncovered it the inspectors didn't want to get away with it if they had just thrown in the towel. it it's very troublesome to think about how that would have changed the course of history in the middle east because iraq would have retained a super secret and potentially very potent category of weapons. it x. program illustrated vividly that it is conceivable that nations of all sizes could get their hands on bio weapons. secretive countries such as north korea are suspects and syria has actually admitted to stockpiling weapons of mass destruction including biological i think there are some states out there that are still in this nasty business so if you really want to knock out weapon why not go for the one that's comparatively a lot cheaper easier to develop technologically the one they're not looking for. a more were.

tell us what that was like. >> it was amazing. it's an opportunity to reflect on where god brought them from. it was an opportunity for us to celebrate smith leadership. they're combined leadership with the father and son represents 50 years. we were able to dedicate aid street name. we celebrated the retirement of smith jr. we hosted the best preachers in the nation from mcmickle, jeremiah wright, all profits in their own right. le haines, celebrated a wonderful ceremony. it was amazing. it gave the congregation opportunity to reconnect. it was a blessinged time. >> do you have many members commuting? we do. we have a good number that live in the area. for the most part, we're a commuter church different from when i joined. when i joined. >>> many lived in the neighborhood. now it's predominantly hispanic. >> we experienced the same. people are commuting. there's tremendous ministry going on. my 300 colleague and i mentioned reverend jenkins. he's doing great work there. they have to commute. they stay there and produce. so in ou

not behind us. we need to prepare ourselves. >> deaths are a wore riff and shutdown ever the economy are the real worries and they are viable worries. this is not about personality. this is not farfetched. this is something to really worry about. >> without substantial mitigation, the middle of january can be a really dark time for us. gerry: now in a country like the united states where sunny optimism has been typically the response to most challenges it is difficult to recall a year where our leaders encouraged that kind of desupon den sy. if the pandemic was not enough, this is year bitter divisions tearing the nation apart many years widened in a frightened display of ainge gore and discord. the black lives matter protests and rioting and protests following the death of a black man in police custody, didn't just expose continuing tensions in the country about issues of racial justice. for mom protesters it was opportunity to articulate what is modern critique on the preg sieve left that the unit

carrying mosquitoes or the body of us we could probably still use it today for public health but the fact that we immediately overused it used it everywhere made it so that all the past evolve resistance within a few years and it became pretty useless is still used a little bit for some malaria control but it could have been a very effective tool and that's just one example out of thousands of this kind of behavior we just can't seem to help ourselves as people to overuse things until there are. you talk about us as people but i want to ask a specific question about americans because americans have i think a very strong and not only cultural but ideological bias against regulation. which allows many of these companies to put that product on the market on till they're before that safety is fully tested in fact i think the burden of proof is usually on consumers to demonstrate that 6 this if you obey all of the products and this is what is being promoted around the world as a part of free trade how could we ever change the status quo when the balance of power of available resources is

go to the office because of the lockdowns work with colleagues of us like need hand sanitizer facemask all of the next day delivery on amazon school or university closed classes are now happening. from the monday in every day aspects of life grocery shopping at taman chatting with friends and family to the much more difficult task of trying to track and control this virus big tech has been front and center but in a world where technology has already been developing too fast for regulations and even academic expertise to keep up it seems the pandemic has left us karalee exposed to the pitfalls of a sometimes excessively automated and computerized world. algorithms big data artificial intelligence these days the tech industry seems to have a fix for almost every problem we face and while many of these tools have made our lives it is usually easier more efficient even more fun we've also come up against something called technological solution is a concept to seize technology playing the super hero and savior you know most every situation tech writer and intellectual at getting results has

not one of us. there are people all over the country that have been part of other movements that are not at the table. talk to us because let me say, there are things that happened in the ferguson uprising and in some of these other cities that nobody talks about. that nobody knows about. that it was the only that were actually out there can speak to. they have never been addressed. that's what we are saying. listen to us. the experts, you-all are great. those people, you-all are great. what about the people, because i don't remember you-all being there with us, not for 400 days, or 300, or 200, or 100. talk to us, too. don't leave us out. we can work together. that's one thing he can do. we have to deal with ending racial profile, and deal with ending the mill tarization of our police. we have to add more police officers. we have to end qualified immunity. we have to have true civilian oversight board. those are just some of the things we have to do. we need to do it now. we have to pass the george

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she joins us now. good morning, could you go through the key findings from the fda on the pfizer vaccine this morning, including what they have found after the first dose of the vaccine is administered? >> yeah. after that first dose is really fascinating. but here's kind of the round up of what is included in the fda document. the fda document includes information on data regarding safety and efficacy. when it comes to safety, the document details the safety profile as favorable and it mentions reactions to the vaccines, including fatigue, headache, muscle pain. so these are things we've heard before, but i think it's also important to mention that the fda document notes that there is insufficient data when it m comes to safety in certain groups. here's what the -- here are those groups. we should have a list here. the document says there are currently insufficient data to make conclusions about the safety of the vaccine in children under age 16 and pregnant women and immuno compromised individuals. t

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what can you tell us? >> to try to put this into perspective, maria, as a doctor, this in terms of being able to save lives is right up there with the discovery of insulin or penicillin. maria: and it was a huge week on the vaccine front. in fact, at the end of the week we see that the biotech and pfizer vaccine was given emergency approval. i spoke with health and human services secretary alex azar, and he told me we could see the beginning and the first of the inoculation ares beginning this upcoming monday. here's alex azar. >> as soon as we get the final document signed by fda, we'll give instruction on pfizer. they'll use fedex and ups. they drop ship through a very tightly-controlled system to the 636 sites our governors have designated for this initial tranche, and we could see advantage su nations beginning on monday or tuesday. maria: still aing rocky week for stocks, the s&p 500 and nasdaq scoring new record highs this week. two new highly-anticipated ipos as well, doordash and airbnb both soarin

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