you cannot govern. i m very happy that i m going to get my moderna shot. vaccine, vaccine, vaccine. i m begging of you please don t take she has a good singing voice. breaking overnight, at least ten rockets strike an air base housing u.s. troops in iraq. steve: no deaths are reported. iraqi officials only saying they were saying no significant losses, no one yet claimed responsibility for the attack, ainsley. ainsley: the base is the same one that was struck by iranian missiles last year, last february leaving more than 100 troops with brain injuries after president biden ordered strike in syria killing one person. steve: payback. brian: we will take a look at the story as it unfolds. jennifer griffin giving us more information. mobile rocket launcher and they were able to find where it was launched from and how much longer we are going to be there. meanwhile, we are happy to be here and we are happy that pete hegseth isn t because he s live at family restaurant in nor
dinners and other seated events was about 200 people. but that sunday, february 21st, 1965, there were double that number of people crowded into that room, a packed audience, 400 people in the room, all there to hear one of the towering and most controversial figures in american civil rights history. malcolm x had been the face and the world-famous voice of the nation of islam since not long after he joined the nation of islam in the early 1950s. but after more than a decade as a lightning rod in that specific cause, he had made an acrimonious split from the group. he had split from the nation of islam the year before he took the stage in that crowded ballroom in harlem in february 1965, but that day his wife was there to watch his speech. she was pregnant at the time with what would turn out to be their sixth daughter. three of their little girls were there that day too with their mom ready to watch their father speak, and as he took the stage and began to speak the assassin
the british economy is likely to shrink over the next year, and , by the end of this year, inflation will reach more than 10%. tonight with the context, director of uk in a changing europe anand menon and republican strategist rina shah. hello and welcome to the show, the world health organization describes the following figure as sobering. the covid 19 pandemic is estimated to have caused almost 15 million excess deaths worldwide nearly three times the number officially reported. it includes deaths directly from the virus as well as those caused indirectly because people were unable to access treatment for other illnesses, like cancer. take a look at this graph. the shaded area in grey is the declared deaths during 2020 and 2021. the pink line above it, the estimated deaths over the same period from the w.h.0. with that huge spike in the middle of last year. most of the excess deaths occurred in the americas, europe and south east asia. the wave that swept across sou
clearly and it was done from the start of the pandemic, comparing excess deaths with covid reported deaths. data does not speakfor itself. it requires interpretation. we imbue it with meaning and we communicate numbers and should be clear about any fragility that s there. this is a generic issue, not some new discovery. later, you know, the trouble is, they aren t cold, hard facts. they re actually quite soft because of the multiple ways we can measure things. it is vital that we look at the numbers and make the best sense of them but it s absolutely right that the simplistic views of taking one number and the meaning of that and therefore we should do something is completely inappropriate. but should do something is completely inappmpriate- inappropriate. but during the pandemic. inappropriate. but during the pandemic, weren t inappropriate. but during the pandemic, weren t we - inappropriate. but during the pandemic, weren t we using, j inappropriate. but during the -