john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the coronavirus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective the w.'s clifford community has reported from china for many years and can tell us more welcome cliff tell us more about what john john did that got her into so much trouble well basically what happened was up the pandemic broke out there was. there was one narrative which is the official government narrative saying that everything was under control that china had been timely in issuing information and in starting the lockdown which wasn't the evidence that was seen on the ground in some cases and so she reported on this and so by challenging this narrative she she she brought attention to some deficits and the response you know was a you know very effective response in many ways so that's what she's being punished for now well despite the attention. case is getting she's not the only citizen journalist a full view with or says no i mean does 3 others on trial around who han there's change. should find b

lockdown and john john put up critical posts on twitter and you tube both blocked by the chinese government her reports dealt with everyday problems in hospitals and official corruption john john is one of several citizen journalists who ran afoul of the authorities in. the way there are many similar cases of human rights abuses in china you never hear from these people again some are allowed to go home others disappear john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the corona virus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. a court in saudi arabia has sentenced a prominent women's rights activist to nearly 6 years in prison. to global attention as the fights of a campaign to allow women to drive in the conservative kingdom she was charged with harming national security and the anti terrible. bluejay now left little has paid for activism with ease of her life she believed it was her right to drive no matter what saudi little said. men who want to stop us from driving are doing us an injusti

lockdown and john john put up critical posts on twitter and you tube both blocked by the chinese government her reports dealt with everyday problems in hospitals and official corruption. john john is one of several citizen journalists who ran afoul of the authorities and will harm. the way there are many similar cases of human rights abuses in china you never hear from these people again some are allowed to go home others disappear john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the corona virus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. the air quality index of the world's most polluted cities is the top of the list the capital of kyrgyzstan has a population of around a 1000000 and for many years the winter months have seen it choked with small dog as people use coal to heat their homes since coal is cheap changing to a less polluting fuel won't be easy especially now that the coronavirus pandemic is battering the country's economy and we share one reports. coal is selling like hotcakes in t

john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the corona virus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. a court in saudi arabia has sentenced a prominent women's rights activist to nearly 6 years in prison and true to global attention as the face of a campaign to allow women to drive in the conservative kingdom she was charged with harming national security and and terrible. now left little has paid for activism with ease of her life she believed it was her right to drive no matter what saudi little said. men who want to stop us from driving are doing us an injustice they are oppressing us. now have lulu's been arrested more than once for women's rights activism she's being kept behind bars since $28.00 tain. his family his alleged he's been tortured in jail now she's been sentenced by an anti terror court the moment. she saw there you know it she she started crying well because the files the fact that she has been labeled as a terrorist basically. now have little is just one of several women's right

lockdown and john john put up critical posts on twitter and you tube both blocked by the chinese government her reports dealt with everyday problems in hospitals and official corruption john john is one of several citizen journalists who ran afoul of the authorities in. this way but there are many similar cases of human rights abuses in china you never hear from these people again some are allowed to go home others disappear john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the corona virus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. some football news now manchester city's premier league game with everton has been called off just hours before kick off because of a corona virus outbreak in manchester city's squad the call that previously reported to covert cases on christmas day but now say more players are affected the premier league will require further testing on tuesday and the game will be played at a later date. this is g.w. news we're back with more headlines at the top of the hour until

lockdown and john john put up critical posts on twitter and you tube both blocked by the chinese government reports dealt with everyday problems in hospitals and official corruption. john john is one of several citizen journalists who ran afoul of the authorities in. this way from but there are many similar cases of human rights abuses in china you never hear from these people again some are allowed to go home others disappear john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the coronavirus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective let's turn now to some other stories making headlines bangladesh is relocating a 2nd group of orange of muslims from an overcrowded refugee camp to an isolated island in the bay of bengal about 1500 people who fled persecution of myanmar are expected on the island on tuesday the facility can hold up 210-0000 people. 700 fishermen are feared dead after a russian trawler capsized and sunk during a storm in the barents sea officials said 2 people had been rescued b

lockdown and john john put up critical posts on twitter and you tube both blocked by the chinese government her reports dealt with everyday problems in hospitals and official corruption. john john is one of several citizen journalists who ran afoul of the authorities in. the way there are many similar cases of human rights abuses in china you never hear from these people again some are allowed to go home others disappear john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the coronavirus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. the sport down in football and english premier league clash has been called off because of a corona virus outbreak at manchester city football club 2 positive tests in the squad were announced on christmas day and more have since been detected cities match with everton was the only current premier league fixture which was jews to be played with bands in the stadium. back here in germany and haven't won a game since january and on top of the sit and unwanted record that b

john. >> john: we don't have a coronavirus relief bill that we got a house both on cannabis. >> weed, the first time they voted to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level. it's been banned since 1970s and the vote to 28-164, five republicans voted six and six democrats voted no. it legs behind states when it comes to loosening restrictions on cannabis and it will go anywhere in the senate unless it serves as a signal. >> johnchad program, thank you so much. administration focusing on a possible relief bill while the trump campaign is keeping up over the election results. correspondent kristin fisher has that story from the white house tonight. >> someone and operate to describing the latest rounds of stimulus negotiations. larry kudlow's cautiously optimistic, we noticed his boss remains critical to the key component that the new part bipartisan proposal. if the state government. >> i do want to comment on it because i will leave that to the negotiation. >> congress trying to come together to pass some kind of economic relief, vice president mike pence is promising a different kind of relief. >> just a week and a half away. from what will be the likely approval of the first coronavirus vaccine for the american people. >> during a meeting at the cdc headquarters in olanta, the vice president discussed the promise of the upcoming vaccine distribution even as the number of daily deaths its new highs. >> were

of tennessee well john john hendren is following the story from nashville and joins us now confirmation of the bowler behind the explosion what else of the investigators been saying john. well it's 2 days after the christmas bombing one day after warner was named as a person of interest in the case and now they have the d.n.a. evidence that they have been looking for and hastily turned around that d.n.a. evidence was apparently taken from the vehicle of warner there had been reports that they had tried to take d.n.a. from his mother but they have now concluded that they have the bomb or that he acted alone and that he died in the attack this is what the u.s. attorney donald cochrane had to say. based on the evidence that we've gathered at this point we've come to the conclusion that an individual named anthony. warner is the bomber he was present when the bomb went off and that he perished in the

john. his baptism will be like no other. >> i think the baptism of jesus, by john, is a crucial part of the story. it tells us, if nothing else, that jesus absolutely endorsed what johning. >> i, myself, baptize for this reason and he might be revealed to israel. >> and it means that he endorsed john's message, that god's people did need to repent. they did need to receive forgiveness for their sins. >> and just as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart. and the spirit descending, like a dove, on him. and a voice came from heaven. you are my son, the beloved. with you, i am well pleased. >> it's at that moment that something profound changes for jesus. and now, he feels this vocation, this call, to go spread his own message. this is the beginning of jesus's ministry. >> when they met, when john the baptist's charisma, when his preaching ability, when his apocalyptic fervor, when his criticisms of the power of the day, when all of that hit jesus's ears, i imagine it sparked all of that latent ability to preach that -- that -- that jesus had and launched him into his ministry. >> but for biblical historians, there's a dilemma. >> there's somet

john john put up critical posts on twitter and you tube both blocked by the chinese government reports dealt with everyday problems in hospitals and official corruption jon jon is one of several citizen journalists who ran afoul of the authorities. when there are many similar cases of human rights abuses in china you never hear from these people again some are allowed to go home others disappear john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the coronavirus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like chung from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. the sport now and in football an english premier league clash has been called off because of a corona virus outbreak at manchester city football club 2 positive tests in the squad were announced on christmas day and more have since been detected city's match with everton was the only current premier league fixture which was jews to be played with bands in the study. back here in germany and haven't won a game since january and they're on target to sit an unwanted record that being the longest when the streak in bundesliga history the current holders are team by the name of tasmania believe in their set of record right back in the 1960 s. and despite the negative connotations tasmania believe it or not came t

john john put up critical posts on twitter and you tube both blocked by the chinese government reports that with everyday problems in hospitals and official corruption junction is one of several citizen journalists who ran afoul of the authorities. there's a way from but there are many similar cases of human rights abuses in china you never hear from these people again some are allowed to go home others disappear john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the coronavirus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. some football news now manchester city's premier league game with everton has been called off just hours before kick off because of a corona virus outbreak in manchester city's squad the call that previously reported to covert cases on christmas day and now say more players are affected the premier league will require further testing on tuesday and the game will be played at a later date. this is g.w. news we're back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then check out our web site www dot com and of course follow us on instagram and twitter actually w news. thanks very much for watching. the stories that. are going through. whatever it takes to get a running. back you. know that. you made for my.

lockdown and john john put up critical posts on twitter and you tube both blocked by the chinese government her reports dealt with everyday problems in hospitals and official corruption johnjohn is one of several citizen journalists who ran afoul of the authorities in. this way but there are many similar cases of human rights abuses in china you never hear from these people again some are allowed to go home others disappear john john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the coronavirus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like junk from muddying the official message that its response was swift and effective. some football news now manchester city's premier league game with everton has been called off just hours before kick off because of a corona virus outbreak in manchester city's squad the club had previously reported to covert cases on christmas day and now say more players are affected the premier league will require further testing on tuesday and the game will be played at a later date. this is g.w. news we're back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then check o

john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the corona virus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. clifford coonan has reported from china for many years and can tell us will welcome cliff tell us more about what john john did that got her into so much trouble well basically what happened was after the pandemic broke out there was. there was one narrative which was the official government narrative of saying that everything was under control that china had been timely in issuing information and in starting the lockdown which wasn't the evidence that was seen on the ground in some cases and so she reported on this and so by challenging this narrative she she she brought attention to some deficits and the response you know was a you know very effective response in many ways so that's what she's being punished for now well despite the attention. it is getting she's not the only citizen journalist to fall foul of the author says no i mean does 3 others on trial around rouhani. should fund b.n. and lead.

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john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the corona virus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. well to germany now where what started off as a quickie idea to kill some time has turned into a flourishing family business during germany's 1st lockdown in the spring for young sisters decided to make the most of the situation by the village being a board game which has now become a best seller. a common pastime and they're locked down but this is a special game adapted to special times. school and we developed the coronavirus game while at home under lockdown we heard in the media and saw a nearby supermarkets how everyone was panic buying that really shocked us so to come to grips with the whole situation we invented a board game. the players compete to buy all the groceries on a shopping list for an elderly neighbor hurdles including countering the virus which sends you into quarantine or finding that hoarders have already snapped up all the soap and toilet paper. the basic principle is solidarity.

john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the corona virus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. accord and saudi arabia has sentenced a prominent women's rights activist to nearly 6 years in prison and came to global attention as the face of the campaign to allow women to drive in the conservative kingdom she was charged with harming national security and the anti terror laws. now left little has paid for her activism with ease of her life she believed it was her right to drive no matter what saudi law said. men who want to stop us from driving are doing us an injustice they are oppressing us. now have to lose been arrested more than once for women's rights activism she's been kept behind bars since $28.00 aine. her family has alleged she's been tortured in jail now she's been sentenced by an anti terror court the moment. she saw the their verdict she she started crying well because the files the fact that she has been labeled as a terrorist basically. have little is just one of several women's ri

john is the only one to actually end up in court. the government has reacted harshly to any criticism of its handling of the coronavirus outbreak it appears determined to stop journalists like john john from muddying the official message that its response was both swift and effective. this is g.w. news up next business news with then presume we're back with more news at the top of the hour and always you can get the latest get up your dot com and on twitter and instagram a t w news from one blue cruft thanks for watching. the story of producer propaganda. they were called the ryan month bastards born after the 1st world war. their mothers were germans living in the occupied drying land their fathers were soldiers from the french colonies the families half of the german children had a hard time because they were reminded of the german defeat. exclusion and contempt committed against forced sterilization under the nazis. who spoke human examines the few traces that remained of their existence. the children if she. starts january 11th on d.w. . south africa is the 1st african nation to log a 1000000 cases of the coronavirus says a new strain could explain the rapid spread of a 2nd wave

john. those of the ways to deal with this and our team can target it and look, help is on the way! i mean -- >> john: we will be talking more about what to do with jerome adams, the surgeon general, coming up. >> vaccine is weeks away, johnthe vaccine is weeks away. >> john: there is a light at the end of the tunnel, and a question. it's just a question of how long that tunnel really is. 245,000 jobs added. unemployment dropped to 6.7%. part of the reason a drop even though fewer jobs were added, was because some people left the workforce. but when you look at this number, which joe biden says is "dire," is that going to get worse if we have big states like california shutting down? >> there is a risk of that, i can't deny it. we haven't seen much restraint yet but there is a risk and i think you are going to get a spike in the virus over the holidays but again, today's number, 6.7% unemployment is a heck of a good number. because everyone is leaving the labor force. that is not true. if you look at the household number, there is something like 480,000 private jobs were added. 480 something thousand private jobs. that is very healthy and let me add all the minority groups, african-americans, hispanic, asian, they had the

cuidado del medioambiente, ycompletar el plan ambiosos presentado en su campaña, también trabajará con john john el senado. >> un nuevo proyecto de alivio económico parece estar tomando forma en el congreso, considera 900 mil millones de dólares estímulos de la menos 600 dólares por persona. >>pompeo esta en aislamiento después de estar en contacto con persona que dio positivo a covid-19. ha suspendido sus apariciones públicas, pese a haber dado negativo a la prueba. >> gobierno llega a acuerdo que permite a estados unidos enviar solicitantes >> después de la reunión el departamento de seguridad nacional asegura que el salvador esta listo para recibir solicitantes de asilo enviado por estadounidenses y esto sería un paso esencial en un enfoque de migración, en el enfoque de protección a migrantes víctimas. y esto dijo nayib bukele >> es una alegría trabajar con ellos. >>firmaron una colaboración de asilo, pero no había entrado en efecto. el gobierno de nayib bukele al inicio demostró resistencia dijo que debía recibir el menor número de migrantes por ser un país pequeño. >> debemos procesar a la

like john brown, and so they became works of john brown. in john, nope they knew him anybody else until pottawatomie massacre. you know, there was an old direct evidence linking john brown to the crimes. the people were killed, nobody knew who this guy was. he was just somebody. but eventually, it pointed to john brown. the federal authorities in kansas territory put out a wanted actor john brown. trouble was, in those three photography days there's no picture on the poster. and so john brown all he had to do was grow his hair cut his hair grow his beard or cut his beard. changes name, and he wandered relatively freely around the north. now, just as there was an underground railroad for escaping slaves, there was something comparable for people like john brown. antislavery militants. they were safe as we could stay, on his way back east. when he got back east to raised money for the kansas project, he made a.of not admitting or denying that he had been behind the murders on pottawatomie creek. and his supporters made a.of not asking him directly be

john, okay. we always called him john. that was it. >> so john, a friend of the family? . >> john? that's a name you'll hear later in this story. but at the time it meant nothing to the officers. >> uncle john. >> the whole thing might have been forgotten except for this. at one point hirams blurted out he was a hit man involved in a plot to kill a carrollton woman. at the time it sounded like another crazy story from a drug adult teenager. police looked into it anyway, but they couldn't pin it down. hirams was booked on minor charges and released. weeks later nancy was shot. >> once the incident occurred on august 18th when nancy was shot, it really kind of tied those two things together. >> police wondered if dustin hirams and his buddy in the car were tied to the shooting. if nancy could pick either of those men out of a photo lineup, the detectives figured it would be case closed. >> are you thinking she's going to be able to i.d. one of these guys immediately? >> oh, yeah, we could get the shooter identified, i mean, that's over half the battle right there. >> so you

chinese citizen journalist john john has been sentenced to 4 years in prison for reporting on wu han's cobe in 1000 outbreak during the early months of the pandemic security was tight at the shanghai court where her lawyers arrived for the sentencing jiang was detained in may after posting videos criticizing the government's response to the outbreak lawyers for the 37 year old say she has been on a hunger strike and is in poor health. well for more we're joined now by d.w. is clifford coonan who has reported from china for many years good to see you clifford what exactly did junction do that got her into trouble well what she did was she challenge the narrative that this is all about controlling and hours of controlling the story about the outbreak of the pandemic which has been so damaging to the global economy but also to china's reputation and she challenge the government's position which was that they handled it well that they reported things early and that everything was done in a transparent manner she came from shanghai too and she posted these reports saying that actually thing

john? john: i think there's two ways to look at it. one is potentially this is something that they can hash out a resolution to, goodwill confidence building step for the new administration with beijing. the other thing is it underlines how much is at take and if things do not go well, just as manus was talking about, how much there is to lose for both sides. manus: it's interesting that in the past 24 hours, johnhas a partisan support and then you reflect back to biden and his op-ed in the new york times -- his interview. saying it's not just back to where we were four years ago. overly to be careful too consensus build what bidens view on china will be. that is a risk may be we are under assuming. chancehere is almost no of the relationship going back to where it was four years ago. i do not think that is a possibility. going forward, i think china, economically, militarily, politically, is in a far stronger position than it used to be, and it has soda come to a point where it realized it has to take a different approach for this relationship to work. annmarie: the other thing, and manus brings up that new york times article, is joe biden talking about the fact that he wants an approach that is multinational. he wants to get u.s. allies on board instead of going tit for tat with beijing and washington. is preparingchina for that kind of approach, john? john: i think it would be to china's dis

john brown. and so they became the financial support of john brown. and john brown, nobody knew him from anybody else until the pottawatomie massacre. now, there was no direct evidence linking john brown because of people who were killed, come nobody knew who ts guy was. he was just somebody. but eventually, a a fence poino john brown. so the federal authorities in kansas territory put out wanted posters for john brown at the trouble was in those pre-photography days there was a picture on the poster. so john brown only had to do was grow his hair, cut his hair or grow his beard or cut his beard, changes name, and he wandered relatively freely around the north. just as there was an underground railroad for a skate, and escaping slaves come through something comparable for people like john brown, anti-slavery militants. so there were safe houses where he could stay on his way back east. when he got back east to raise money for the kansas project, he made a point of not admitting or denying that he had been behind the murders on pottawatomie creek. and his suppo

john. >> mr. john. so, you know mr. john? >> yeah--i know mr. ter: charlie louderman --was one of the few who was not related by blood or marriage to billie earl johnson. >> billie earl johnson. he's one mad son of a bitch. >> reporter: charlie --who started out as a bodyguard for billie earl --says billie and "mr. john" tried to get him to shoot nancy howard. >> this f----- man , he tried to get me to kill that woman. >> did he really? ' cause he -- >> do you want the truth? >> yeah, i want the truth. >> you got that recorder on? yeah. >> i gotta have the truth. >> yeah, you're g------- right that son of a bitch tried to get me to kill that woman. >> reporter: now out of jail, charlie told us that sometimes john transfered money between bank accounts. and sometimes john met charlie and billie -- and handed over packages of cash. at a hamburger joint or at a gas station. and john was always pressing them to get the hit done. >> i mean he was 'hey do you think you can get it done now? what's the chances. you know, 'where are y'all at?' >> billie w

i couldn't believe it. >> this is john, john with channel 7 eyewitness news live from the john lennon vigil. >> thank you, john. after john lennon's murder. >> i just missed it. i left around 10:00 and walked back to the studio and when i found out later what had happened, i said did i see him? chapman there? >> after eyewitness news came nightline and geraldo. >> it was like a relative of mine had been slain. >> i'm trying to put my thoughts in order and give them to you in a logical way but the painful aspect of what's happened is really skewed my reasoning. >> and you'll also hear this story from the eyewitness news producer who by chance was in the emergency room that night when they wheeled john lennon in. >> i watched them working on john lennon. one particular doctor had his hands inside lennon's chest and he was -- i can see he was pumping and blood everywhere. >> how best and how quickly to tell new york and tell the world? >> we gave the story to abc. it was discussed off air during a one-minute commercial break how to handle and how they should handle the lennon assassinati

john brown. john brown, nobody knew him from anybody else until the massacre. now, there was no direct evidence linking john brown to the crime because the people who were killed, nobody knew this guy was really you was just somebody but eventually, it is pointed to john brown so the federal authorities in kansas territory without a wanted poster for john brown. but the trouble was in those pre-photography days there was no picture on the poster. so john brown all he had to do was grow his hair, his hair, changes name and he wondered relatively freely around the north. just as there was an underground railroad for escape slaves, there was something comparable for people like john brown area anti-slavery militants so there were statehouses where he could stay on his way back east and when he gotback he raised money for the kansas project . he made a point of not admitting or denying that he had been behind the murders on potawatamee creek and his supporters made a point of not asking him directly because they didn't really want to know if they knew for sure, that he was this cold-blooded murderer then they w

back with us, john layfield, john bus is city. what happened -- john bussey. rds can't make money to meet the payments? what happens, john layfield, if people opt not to come back because they've within successful -- been successful working at home this. >> i don't think we're necessarily going to see that. i don't agree life's going to change forever. i think within 18 months we're going to see handshakes, people hugging, we're not going to see a mask in sight. you see this 18-24 months after life gets back to normal, and i think people will return to these commercial real estate buildings for work. the problem that you have though as far as your landlord and real estate, and i would hate to be in commercial real estate right now, 259 billion bonds right now are backing real estate, and i just don't have much faith we're going to have much success in getting those bonds paid back. the problem you have is these businesses have learned they can work remote. they don't need to have a fifth avenue presence just to uphold an image. i think that's changing and reall

john's founder john. >> report in, he says he was set up by his company board over racism allegations that eventually led to his removal two years ago. schnatter says a report by former fbi director louie freeh on his pluck comments, quote: completely exonerates him of anything to do with racism. joining us now is the founder, johno have you with us. i have to say when i read this story, i was shocked at that the story i read was fbi director louie freeh base iically exonerating you -- basically exonerating you from any, any claim of racism. i'd like to show the audience who louie freeh's investigation said in its report, if we could put up that full screen, please. he said: the disparity between those comments and the distorted way some media have characterized and misstated them makes it clear or that mr. schnatter has been unfairly treated with his good reputation for treating everyone without prejudice unjustly challenged. that is stunning. it is stunning that it's taken this long. i guess my question is, first, what has been the reaction in the company that exe pelled you -- exe pelled you falsely and without foundation? >> well, we haven't had any reaction from the company and haven't had it for two years. remember, lou, i had to ask for this investigation. before you jump to conclusion which our board of

john john hendren is in nashville john what can you tell us about this person of interest. well what we know is the man has been identified as anthony quinn warner a 63 year old man from the town of antioch which is about 15 kilometers outside of nashville where that explosion happened and that is as far as we know but there is one other intriguing fact and that is google images shows a recreational vehicle parked in his driveway that is no longer there that's interesting because the bomb that exploded was inside of an r.v. here downtown outside of an a.t.m. t.v. transmission office in nashville so that doesn't tell us for certain that this man is a suspect but we did hear in a news conference earlier that police were very confident that they had cracked the case they said that there was no reason for them to believe that there would be a follow up attack or risks of such an attack and that they believed they would be able to identify who was responsible in that news conference where they did not name who was responsible and so far all we know about this man is that he has b

john jones the owner of a brothel across the street known as johnny's house of prostitution how long is this place been in operation 17 years but 17 year the police were willing to overlook what john johns was doing and john jones would be willing to play along with whatever the cops wanted him to do 16 years later a new theory would emerge the actual shooter was more likely john jones himself firing from the rooftop of his own building but the arresting officer on the case was sure the murder was reggie call it was her 1st her 1st case and she. needs clothes so notifier get her her shoe syesha. to be a doctor you have to go to school for many years to be a lawyer you have to go to school for many years i don't understand how somebody would just a high school diploma or a ged can have that type of power to be an officer of the law with a pistol that can take someone's life literally or with the charges they put on people they don't they don't feel the need to speak up because it doesn't happen to them oh yes that's messed up you know i mean but it could never happen to me yes it could it could happen to you just like that. every step number everybody that i encountered i was saying you

bush's legal team in the 2000 recount john pavia, and assistant attorney general under bush 43 john yoo. welcome to johney, shannon. >> shannon: i want to start with this filing by the rnc in georgia, essentially saying for the upcoming double senate runoff election january 5th, they want things enforced. they are asking, in advance, because they say whether some things that weren't enforced in the last out of the general election. they say this action with vital codes of the duly appointed poll watchers and statutory state guards with the use of ballot drop boxes as a method of absentee voting. john pavia, we saw some legal challenges filed, many in advance of the general election. how will this work in georgia? do you anticipate they will get some relief in the state court there? >> you know, they may get some relief with regard to the poll watchers. i have my doubts, though, that there's going to be anything seriously done or imposed by the courts, only because, again, what we like to hear, the trump team and republicans are black, is hard evidence of the wrongdoing that was alleged in the filings. i

we are back with john schnatter, the founder of papa john's. you know, john on this program with making sure to stand up for what's right. that's what we've done with the media's treatment of a sitting president, president trump. failing to ignore his accomplishments. that's what we've done with carlos ghosn who was set up. that's what we've done with michael taylor, who is sitting in a jail cell because he helped carlos ghosn and now he's being threatened to be sent back to japan. i want to ask you about your story. you say you were set up. what was the set-up? >> the set-up was how do we get him to say something or do something and tape it and misconstrue it and paint him as a racist. maria, as we talked about on your first show, the only way to get rid of papa john's in papa john's pizza is to play the race card and they played it to the hilt. maria: unbelieveable. and you came on the program in the middle of the crisis and that's really was we wanted to talk about and you told our viewers the truth, what had taken place. do you feel this is behind you now

john. >> john? john dylan? all right. is that you, john? we'll go to lisa. thank you arthank you for takin. a question pop up testing in schools. where clusters of cases are found. will there be contact tracing? "makin-- might make it more eff. >> thank you for the kuo questi, we try to keep testing outside of the schools, we do not want to introduce any covid cases within the schools, we try to keep them outside of the schools, we try to keep capabilities outside traveled areas that would have a lot of foot traffic that would not normally be there that is the reason for -- that is the answer to your question. >> thank you for that. then, a follow-up. readers in community reach out want to know if they could help as contract tracers. >> yes. there is a course to go through. but we -- you can reach out i will have somebody contact you, lisa. i would appreciate that. frankly. >> great. one final quick follow-up. is there supposed to be a update today? >> i can probably answer that. we talked about this friday. said we would give a weekly update, we'll give an u

john, your thoughts? >> john: you know, these kinds of revelations coming out begs the question, how pervasive is the chinese communist party's influence in american politics? how pervasive is it? we talk about the hunter biden story and his entanglements with china and now we are talking about an actual guy sitting on a big powerful committee entangled again with china. johncliffe came out october 21st of this year and made an address to the nation and said they had credible evidence that foreign powers were trying to influence our elections, trying to manipulate our systems and we haven't heard from him since then about it. i'm hoping we get a report from him in the near future as to what all they have actually learned about chinese communist party's influence in our election and our politicians abroad. this is covert, it's nasty and again, it just breeds more distrust with the american people that we actually don't know what's going on behind the scenes. >> katie: it seems like a proper response to being proper compromised by the chinese communist party would've turned around to be tougher on them but congressman swalwell was seen defending china, saying it's racist to call the coronavirus the chinese virus, that's what he's focused on at this point. >> dagen: i think everybody in congress needs to understand that china at any cost using any means neces

years lifestream reporting of the early days of the corona virus outbreak in the city of one hon john johns videos widely shared on social media platforms in february she's among 8 whistleblowers charged with taking quarrels and provoking trouble rewind is the program next examining the work of nigerian photographer george a saudi. is the year is extreme challenges and i'm sad to comes to and. we look ahead to potential major stories of 2021 through a series of in-depth special reports. joining us as we assess the global impact of what is to come next year. hello and welcome to rewind. today with pulling back to 2013 when filmmaker katherina von schroeder has been given a fascinating glimpse of nigeria by one of its most respected photographers george of saudi back then as you'll see george's lens was focused on subjects ranging from oil pollution in the niger delta to the cultural legacy of nigeria's traditional monarchists if you're curious about what's in his portfolio these days i'll be asking him that very question in a moment but 1st here is a truly memorable film kings of nigeria and

john? >> john: rich edson for us in wilmington. let's bring in former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy. i had been hearing rumblings that there might have been a special counsel in store for the hunter biden investigation. what might have been going on with china, whether or not there were any connections to joe biden. looks like that won't happen now. >> looks like that at the moment. it's always possible that president trump can order the next acting attorney general to appoint a special counsel. >> johnk he would do that? how would jeffery cohen respond? >> i don't know. i don't know what the the president would do. i imagine that jeffery rosen agrees with attorney general barr on this. what they think is that the investigation is being handled well at the moment. you know, it does have a history, two of hunter biden's business partners have been convicted in federal court on a separate fraud in which he came up in the evidence. that is a case that started under the obama justice department and was prosecuted under the trump justice department. so the attorney general looked at this and basically said, you know, look, this investigation has been going on for a while. it's been handled competently. when the senate judiciary committee whoever biden nominates to be attorney general can get guarantees that there's no interference in the investigation. otherwise, that person won't be confirmed. he doesn't see a reason to do it. >> john: this idea from jen saki that hunter biden won't come

john johns videos a widely shared on social media platforms in february she's among at least 8 whistleblowers facing charges of taking quarrels and provoking trouble for their coverage of the outbreak a 37 year old former lawyer was arrested in may and is currently on hunger strike in jail. france and when the official unveiled the evidence we as lawyers had no chance of producing evidence to the contrary so this was one likely reason behind why it was a speedy rushed hearing. what i'm most worried about is that she's such a determined person she still thinks she's innocent and we both pleaded her innocence in court and the court gave such a harsh sentence she's probably more determined to continue her hunger strike until the very end so i'm very worried about her health and her life well sophia richardson is the china director of human rights watch and she says there's no substance to these charges and she's also wired about chang's hunger strike. is guilty of absolutely nothing except asking people in what what was happening around the virus and sharing their stories on social media there's nothing in domestic or international law that prohibits that and at a time when the world has desperately needed reliable information about a global public health crisis from the chinese government it's very disturbing to see the authorities spend their time trying to silence people rather than share credible information and she's obviously objecting to you know these trumped up charges in the proceedings surrounding them and is trying to make a point that you know these are not credible proceedings and that what she did was that she was well within her rights to do what she did and i think all of the governments and agencies like the world health organization that of beating to allow a transparent investigation into the origins the virus should urgently be speaking together with one voice to call for her release immediately so that her health doesn't further deteriorate you know the world needs the john john's needs to be discounted up right now on her behalf. the trial of 10 hong kong pro-democracy protesters who were trying it were accused of trying to flee to taiwan in a speedboat has ended but no verdict has been announced diplomats from western countries were barred from the session which was held at a court in the mainland chinese city of shenzhen some of the accused a dual citizens who hold british portuguese in vietnamese passports a part of a group of 12 who were caught at sea in august they face charges of crossing the border illegally or families of the top hong kong protesters the youngest of whom is 16 say they haven't been allowed to communicate with them a ques the chinese authorities of delaying their case on purpose yeah morning and thought well you know susan i got the news on december 25th it was a bittersweet christmas present i thought my son could come back in time to spend chinese new year with us they already pled guilty i don't understand why it has to drag o