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As you know, john, the risks for protesting in china are severe. theyre not abstract. people know they run the risk of arrest. the fact theyre doing it now is the sign theyve reached the breaking point. >> how much of it is a breaking point over covid? how much is it strictly over covid? is and how much of it might be about something even deep senator. >> the immediate issue is certainly the zero covid policy has just pushed people too far. to give you one statistic, young people in china are fa...

>> the immediate issue is, certainly, the zero covid policy has just pushed people too far. to give you one statistic, young people, in china today, are facing an unemployment rate of 18%, because of the lockdowns, and the effect on the economy. but, as you suggested, it runs deeper than that. one of the things that you heard in the slogans, in the chanting this week, was interesting. people said, i want to return to normal life. that does not just mean life without covid, it means, the kind of ...

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0 as a geopolitical showdown. cnns don is in qatar. what were some of the highlights of the u.s. win? >> reporter: jake, well, there werent many highlights, it was a pretty tense affair, but the main thing is that christian scored the winning goal, and thats taken the united states through to their first knockout game since 2019. youve referenced the buildup to this game, how tense it was, it was interesting watching the iranian players, again, during the anthem. they appeared to mouth the natio...

Income or zip code. >> i was a terrible student at one point in my life, i thought i was sp stupid, my teachers and class mates agreed, then my mother made me start reading books, i got to the point that i became a book worm, i knew everything it changed the trajectory of my life, as someone that started out in lowest wrungs of society economically to ascend to top 1% that was not an accident that is because of a solid education. that wasnt something teaching me about what my gender was or prono...

What we need to learn before putting humans on board and going to the moon? what are the priorities from this mission to move on to the next one? >> of course the heat shield has to work. thats 5,000 degrees coming in. its hot. its fast. its 32 mach which is about 25,000 miles per hour when it encounters the earths atmosphere so clearly a major test of this flight is that that heat shields got to work. but all the other things. the rocket had to work. it worked beautifully. now the adjustments t...

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Mary peltola, who will serve in this next congress in the seat formerly held by don young, for this momentous night of ranked choice. michelle goldberg, opinion columnist for the new york times. its an amazing trajectory for sarah palin. you and i are still in the same age cohort, right? we both covered that race in 2008. and she was like a shooting star that lit up the night sky. i mean, it was just, she was a sensation. a star. attentional sensation, everyone was thinking about, her talking ab...

Just like me. would do well out here and theres a guy going to school to be a, get his masters degree. i mean, doctors degree. his name is leroy washington. guys like that just just rotting away in there. you know? it just and then i can name on and on, you know im saying youve got people like horace peterson, you know, he didnt kill anyone. but you get him in prison, hed been in prison for 52 years. you seem to have kept some of your spirit. i dont know you, we met today but the cycle of over-i...

We just saw a senator from utah, and the mormon church [laughter] endorsing this legislation in the senate to codify or at least protect marriages, the folks, same sex marriages that have already happened, ruled back by the court. and yet, this right wing obsession with gay folks, trans folks obssessions, where is that coming from? why is that happening? >> i think its part of the good news. its good news and bad news. i think the success of that trajectory is leading to this backlash, and a lot...