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Any sicker. we have concerns whether their system is robust enough to catchall the cases as they come in. im concerned about that. >> and olympic officials are set to make a final decision whether to let guests attend the games. they said it would be safest if there were no spectators, no fans. do you agree with that? >> i think at this point that probably is true. i think the only way to have spectators in a safe situation is, one, for them to be fully vaccinated. two, to have adequate ventilat...

Biggest competitors is maya wiley, recently endorsed by alexandria ocasio cortez. she wants to reallocate a sum of the police department budget to social services. people would call that defunding the police. but it is just details on how to reallocate the money. how are voters reacting to the proposals? >> it depends which voters you are talking to. i think there is a very real conversation thing. i believe that maya wiley and eric adams firmly believe what they are saying to the electorate tha...

Winning the presidential election with more than 60% of the vote. hes expected to be sworn in as president in august. ryan live in london with the latest on the election and the potential impact on u.s.-iranian relations. hi, ryan. ryan: hi, griff. yeah, this was at the same time a landslide victory and you could say a very strong expression of disscent against the winner. iran watchers will tell you that this election was really designed to win and coordination or more of a coordination than a ...

Silicon valley. vowed to reshape laws to take down this tech monopoly to break them up. a law review article outlining amazons predatory practices and how to change policy to stop them. good for her. this past week, members of both parties announced their support for a package of antitrust legislation come a long overdue. monopolies, clear monopolies like google, amazon, apple, facebook would be broken up with these laws were enacted. one bill called the ending platform monopolies act will break...

Hes the first president of the islamic publican sanctioned by the u.s. even before entering office, his involvement in a series of mass executions in 1988. disqualification of competitors need borders to boycott and it appears he did but just under half of irans voters actually participated. as a school of thought that the result could be a good thing for the by demonstration, hes a hardliner because appealing a be in the next six weeks before this, before he actually takes office that the irani...

Resumes next president after an election the report of the caps off lowest turnout in the islamic reports history. theres more on election results. reporter: you could say this was a landslide victory for the front runner, 60% of the vote and you could also argue it was especially of defense against. critics will tell you, who won the vote, this election was effectively designed for him to win, actually the result reflects more, a coronation of his candidacy the outcome hard-fought contest after...

The proteges of the ayatollah. hes the first president of the republic since 1979 to be sanctioned by the u.s. before taking office, for his involvement in a series of mass execution back in 88. the disqualification of raisis competitors before the vote led a lot of people in iran, including some former presidents, to call on voters to boycott this election, something really unheard of in iran. and it appears at least some of the voters did just that. you were just saying under half of irans 59 ...

In silicon valley. vowed to reshape laws to take down this tech monopoly to break them up. a law review article outlining amazons predatory practices and how to change policy to stop them. good for her. this past week, members of both parties announced their support for a package of antitrust legislation, long overdue.rt monopolies, clear monopolies like google, amazon, apple facebook would be broken up with these g laws were enacted. one bill called the ending platform monopolies act which will...

Reporter, talked about what was happening there as the deputy national security adviser. when you think about how the media, once they found out the virus was harmful to the president presidency, doubled down. we were not allowed to question whether or not this came from a lab, which would have supported the presidents position of being tough on china. so an incurious press that is advocating for the administration doesnt look hard so we can get at the root causes of what our enemies and competi...

Took a lot of he bystander behind the law. saying that the path forward to be should build on it. even as many of his democratic primary competitors were saying it is not enough. that we should go towards medicare for all. the white house feeling confident in the decision today as well as the fact that due to the special coverage time that they opened up because of covid- 19, they were able to put another 1.2 million americans into the marketplace. >> a remarkable day. so pete, lets change gears...