why is athens resisting discussing all the issues ?ely put everything on the table. >> let me put it this way. i mean, turkish officials including erdogan himself have not concealed their objectives. they want,, they want turkey -- for that case, there is a record of turkish expansionism. there is a record of revisionism. talking about cyprus. since that was mentioned. >> the history of the details -- my point is. why not talk about everything? >> let me put it this way. if greece also starts talking about everything, i thinks would -- things would be made worse. in this sense, you say not to talk about history. but, although we must be forward-looking, we cannot escape from history. and the record of it. talking about cyprus, when turkey invaded in 1974, it declared its objective was to reestablish constitutional order and protect the turkish community. in practice because -- it has occupied 37%. it has colonized cyprus to the extent that the turkish cypriot are a minority. at this stage we are trying to colonize the city -- which was

says the force is needed to fight violent crime in greek investing john psaropoulos reports from athens. if the government has its way student protests like this could become a thing of the post a new bill would ban noise pollution and political banners in universities it would also introduce a campus police empowered to arrest and charge those considered troublemakers and disciplinary boards with power to suspend or expel students the government says too much crime goes unpunished on campuses where faculty members have been attacked or bricked into their offices and students have been raped but these students disagree with that guy and this whole discussion about insecurity and how you have to teach is not based in reality if you look at police statistics the crimes committed on campuses are negligible what where really afraid of is what's in the bill the sanctity of university campuses goes back to 973 when the military dictatorship then ruling greece used the army and police to crush a student protest here at the athens polytechnic although no one was hurt on the campus an estimated

plus al-jazeera athens. time for a quick check of the top stories here on al-jazeera a team of investigators sent by the world health organization is preparing to leave quarantine the chinese city have. been looking into the origins of the corona virus covered 19 was 1st detected in in late 1900 between and you have the latest from move on. to some.

votes it needs in parliament but the students are claiming the streets jumps out ople us algis or athens across central and south america the coronavirus pandemic is worsening health so this isn't brazil peru and paraguayan are struggling to manage the crisis as a 2nd wave hits the region of zeros castillo has had again reports. these are photographs of doctors who died of covert 19 a memorial outside preuss medical college in lima honors more than 260 doctors who have died from the virus. it's led to a strike with medics calling on the government for better working conditions and supplies without them they fear more doctors and patients will die he made wasn't what he had only maybe but it's 23 of my doctors have died 80 percent of them were specialists both young and old have passed away my hospital is difficult to reach you can only get there by plane or boat if i need oxygen it won't arrive in time. countries in central and south america are tackling a 2nd wave of the virus but the 1st one never ended a new strain of the virus has been detected in the brazilian state of amazonas and

think i wanted to go to athens. but on and what's there and things are good there they say no fighting. it's been 5 months since the nosedive family has arrived and they still haven't been heard athens is like a faraway dream meanwhile the new government there has tightened asylum regulations anyone arriving after january 2020 receives a decision within one month one half of 2 applications from afghanistan are approved but anyone who finally makes their way from his boss to athens will most likely end up here in victoria park many sleepier according to the new asylum nor approved asylum seekers are provided food and shelter for 30 days after that they're on their own how can you survive with a newborn baby in a public park had only been here for over a month now it's a broken life in this heat we can't find an apartment it's too expensive that are not on a. priest as government seems to be operating under the assumption the recognized refugees will continue further north even though that would be illegal hardly any

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think and i wanted to go to athens. but when and what's there things are good there they say no fighting. it's been 5 months since the non-science family has arrived and they still haven't been heard athens is like a faraway dream meanwhile the new government there has tightened asylum regulations anyone arriving after january 2020 receives a decision within one month one at of 2 applications from afghanistan are approved but anyone who finally makes their way from his boss to athens will most likely end up here in victoria park many sleepier according to the new asylum or approved asylum seekers are provided food and shelter for 30 days after that they're on their own how can you survive with a newborn baby in a public park if you had only been here for over a month now it's a broken life in this heat we can't find an apartment it's too expensive but are not on a. priest as government seems to be operating under the assumption the recognized refugees will continue further north even though that would be illegal hardly

the votes it needs in parliament but the students claiming the streets jumps out ople us al-jazeera athens at least 53 people have been killed when a bus collided with a truck in western cameroon a truck was carrying flammable liquid 29 others are injured cameron's transport minister has ordered an investigation israel has exercised a former australian school principal who's facing sexual assault charges. has been fought a against her exhibition an israeli court since 2014 before losing an appeal at the supreme court she faces $74.00 charges including rape involving girls as an ultra orthodox jewish school she ran in melbourne may for who holds citizenship fled australia in 2008 when the accusations emerged. u.s. senator bernie sanders is raising millions of dollars for charity using a popular name of him and his britons it comes at a time when millions of americans struggling to put on the table and to pass the story. the senator from vermont became the unlikeliest of fashion icons at the inauguration by wearing woolly mittens made from repurpose sweaters and recycled plastic bottles made

>> athens, a few days before lockdown. enri canaj is out and about with his camera. many of the refugees who were sent to the greek mainland aftemoria camp was razed to e grnd have ended up her in victoria square. w that they have been anted official refee status,hey >> wn people are graed asyl, they no longer have any right to receivetate aid. theyl suppt any morend no accommodatn. >>he new greeksylum la havencreased theisery of pele seeking refe in europe. for years, enri canaj has been docunting theifates wi his cara and mucempath en he was ung, he,oo, fled with his family from albania to athens where they lived illegally. e prestigis magnum ancy phographer has made highlighting migration and the plight of refugees his life work. canaj was there when the blaze broke out at the moria camp on lesbos. >> "i remember the exhaustion and fear in their eyes, but i also saw hope that moria was finally over. the hope that things would improve. one of the girls who i have often photogphed, the 12 year old afghan girl manija organized a protest rch on the day after the fire.

votes it needs in parliament but the students are claiming the streets jumps out opal us algis or athens. just ahead here on that is how true of the n.b.a.'s top teams made what many think could be a preview of the season's final that's coming up but peter in just a few moments. and i can talk sport has peta thank you adrian. say they may have raised objections about hosting the games in july that includes the international olympic committee and sporting federations involved in the games the i.o.c. yesterday insisted that holding the games would not be irresponsible and that it's a question. of how not if they will take place they expect to release a playbook soon to explain how they plan to get thousands of athletes to compete safely. show up after talking with everyone and asking them about their thoughts the i.o.c. president thomas back told us that no one from anywhere raise questions or objections and everyone wants to make take your game to success with athletes are largely supportive of the olympics going ahead even if it is with our fans sport climbing is said to make its debut a

griff: peter doocy, in athens, georgia for us, thank you, peter. tennessee marsha blackburn serving in loeffler and perdue campaigns and new member planning to challenge electoral college certification. happy new year, senator. we just heard about the new coalition, if i have my facts straight, there are 11 members including senator cruz who is standing it up and you're asking for a ten-day audit of u.s. votes nationwide. is this senator, is this coalition about trying to overturn the results in u.s. states or is this about raising awareness of the 74 million americans who feel that the election was fraudulent or something else? senator: gillian, what transpired a couple of us had been working independently on finding a way to address the issues of election integrity to make certain that legal votes are counted and that votes that are not legal are not counted and that people can trust that this is a true and fair election, and as we said in our joint statement, looking at where the american people are on this, the millions of people that feel like

think again i wanted to go to athens. but on and what's there things are good there they say no fighting. it's been 5 months since the new zion family has arrived and they still haven't been heard athens is like a faraway train meanwhile the new government there has tightened asylum regulations anyone arriving after january 2020 receives a decision within one month one after the 2 applications from afghanistan are approved but anyone who finally makes their way from his boss to athens will most likely end up here in victoria park many sleepier according to the new asylum nor approved asylum seekers are provided food and shelter for 30 days after that they're on their own how can you survive with a newborn baby in a public park if you had only been here for over a month now it's a broken life in this heat we can't find an apartment it's too expensive but are now on a. priest as government seems to be operating under the assumption the recognized refugees will continue further north even though that would be illegal hardly

votes it needs in parliament but the students are claiming the streets jumps out ople us elders are athens at least 53 people have been killed when a bus collided with a truck in western cameroon the vehicle was carrying flammable liquid 29 others were injured cameron's transport minister has now ordered an investigation. rival ethnic groups in mali have signed peace agreements after months of mediation there's been years of violence between nomadic herders and farmers hundreds have died and thousands have been displaced is nicholas hot. among the cattle in this slaughter house on the outskirts of the capital bamako are families hiding from death they are ethnic dawns and for long herders members of true agricultural communities who have been fighting over arable land in central mali their knowledge being side by side in the capital waiting for the violence to subside and you peace agreement mediated by swiss negotiators has been signed by both sides the deal is supported by mali's transitional government but the people here are still too afraid to return home and then. i don't believe a f

her latest cool town how a athens, georgia lost the theme and changed american culture published by the university of north carolina press this year 2020 she is also the author of a nation of outsiders how the white middle class fell in love with rebelion which we'll hear ore about. culture published by the university of north carolina. she is the author of the nation outsiders, how the white middle class with film love with rebelling. published by oxford university press and her first book, making whiteness, segregation in the south published by pantheon. welcome to the program, thank you for joining us. >> it's great to be here. thanks for having me. >> absolutely, this is a big topic, we talked about this before and is a huge and broad topic, we can drill down in a lot of places, and ask you question it might seem really broad but it will allow you to take it wherever you want to go. and we can drill down a bit. you've written extensively about post war american culture in the way it has shaped and defined modern american life. standing here in 2020 and looking back over 75 years, ho

even if every offending and had been socrates, athens would still have been a mob." heads nodding. the founders were concerned about moms animated by passion rather than reason. they had in mind the cautionary tale of chaise rebellion -- of chaise rebellion -- shay's rebellion, and this fear that mobs, led by silver tongued demagogues could end up threatening fundamental principles of property and concernwere the central of the constitution makers. therefore, they established the entire system to ensure the triumph of slow reason over time. i have been so influenced by gregory weiner's wonderful book "madison's metronome," and thatr shows in this book the founders, first of all, resisted direct democracy in favor of a representative republic. they feared that the direct expression of popular will could the to demagogues and mobs, 18th century equivalent of today's twitter polls and brexit wantedand therefore they thoughtful representatives of the people to channel and filter popular passions so that reason could prevail. on the they were keen benefits of an extended republic. we kn

next couple of days so at present most of these temperatures 7 celsius there for madrid this is 7 in athens as well just last week getting up into the low twenty's so that is something of a shock wintry weather there across turkey into the black sea a look at moscow with a high of minus $21.00 celsius that's cold even for moscow we go on into cheese that warms up to minus 13 to his that mild weather pushing into western parts of getting up to 11 celsius in london as that model read does bump into the cold weather will be some outbreaks of snow for the snow flurries into parts of the british isles and also into scandinavia more snow coming in central parts of europe down towards the southwest we're still struggling to get to 4 celsius in madrid but temperatures starting to recover in athens to around 9 degrees celsius at this stage some of that cooler weather weather clearing the far north of libya 10 days in current around $1819.00 celsius over the next covers as you can see wanted to show i was just making the way through here but try to the south. sponsored paul qatar airways. it is murde

correspondent peter doocy joins us from athens, georgia, with more on all of this.ood evening, peter. >> good evening, mike. today it wasn't clouds of controversy but rain clouds that were enough to wash out jon ossoff's only scheduled event of the day and keep democratic candidate raphael warnock moving quickly when we tried to get in position at his first event to ask him a question. >> reverent warnock. early voting is done in 3 billion people have already cast ballots. >> if you have voted already, thank you very much. i've got news for you. don't be too self-congratulatory. your job is not done. >> warnock return to the trail. republican david perdue finishes his second day in quarantine. >> my wife and i are doing fine. >> purdue tested negative for covid-19 and insist that he was masked while in close contact with an infected staffer. >> it's terrible timing that we are not going to miss a step. we are going to participate in all these events. >> who's who of high wattage names will be here. donald trump, joe biden, kamala harris, mike pence. one invitation u

this is quite unlikely right ok and that's what let me give a chance to address and breath why is athens resisting this cussing all the issues if you going back to talks surely put everything on the table could help improve this would mean we typical features are going to solve not conceal their objectives they want to they want to work you know can't 23 to be a bigot country then when he's very now i mean for decades this or that part of turkish expansion is. there is a record of usually talking about cyprus i mean since that was mentioned without saying start of the history of the details i know i was really not bogged down but my point is going why not if you're seeking to talk why not talk about everything. let me put this really eve nice also starts talking about everything that i think that things will be made worse. in the sense i mean len you say not to talk about huge good but although we must be forward looking we cannot escape from history and the record of talking about cyprus when turkey ingredient in it incident divert it declaring that its objective was true constitutional

coast of cyprus angering greece which claims the area as part of its continental shelf and last week athens extended its western territorial waters from 6 nautical miles to 12 that's around 22 kilometers and current opposes that thank you. well as bring in our guest now joining us from nicosia in cyprus we have and various theophanous he's the president of the cyprus center for european and international affairs in rome we have natalie toci she's the director of the institute of international affairs and a former advisor to for that he can be any the european union's foreign affairs chief and in london we have gallup the lie he's a researcher at the university of oxford welcome to you or so perhaps i could start with andreas and ask the question do you think this round of talks will succeed andrea's. well we should who'd be optimistic in that sense but even taking into consideration i'm kind of rhetoric and also who the stated positions on various issues. involving it were to push relations as well as the sec risk question he would be very hesitant to express optimism let me say that the di

lawlessness continues police recovered $200000.00 worth of equipment stolen by intruders from the athens polytechnic last year to be sold on the black market and last october 8 assailants held a university rector hostage in his office and vandalized it the government now wants to introduce a campus police empowered to arrest and charge those considered troublemakers and disciplinary boards with power to suspend or expelled students the main problem is created by from people who come from outside we have not university students so i strongly believe that 90 percent of the problem is going to be sold we think production of the checking of the people who enter the inverse the building. police forces are needed for their arrest 10 percent but students say they fear police more than criminals and their reaction has found political allies in opposition parties those just the only thing the government is achieving is to irritate an already vex society and a student body that is anxious about its future and it's giving the kiss of life to extremists specifically the left wing series opposition t

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firm went bankrupt last june after an admin admitting it had falsified almost 2000000000 euros in athens on tuesday a high ranking german government official defended the decision to be on behalf of wire card to turn a visit to china according to the financial times germany's commands bank warned the country's financial war watchdog about money laundering risks in early 2020. that speak ny to daniel baez he's the spokesperson for the german parliamentary inquiry into why a card mystify is the wiregrass scandal has cost germany's financial regulator and in a very. poor thing to say that come out ready raised concerns about buyer card back in january of last year did willfully ignore those warnings. well if you take a look at the history of the financial supervisor units relationship wire car you can see that many mistakes have been made so my question is why did boston consider why your cart at takeoff rather than this financial holding because of financial holding would would have made it easier to all who wrote or why didn't boston go or total up on the money laundering and most importa

he will make a few stops throughout the state including right here in athens, monthly university of georgiand most students are home for winter break, it is quite tonight even though today the hometown dogs went to atlanta on the peach bowl. >> peter doocy leading a sovereign athens, georgia many things. eventful new year's day on capitol hill, with for once it seems the senate was mostly an agreement, senators voted to override donald trump's veto the national defense bill. richardson has this story and more from the white house. >> congress sidelined donald trump's demands and instead offered this. >> the bill on reconsideration is passed. >> reporter: the first veto override of the trump administration, the senate voted this afternoon 81-13 to override donald trump's veto the massive defense policy bill. >> a chance to ensure we keep pace with competitors like russia and china. our chance to remind great servicemembers and their families that we have their backs with facilities, resources and support benefiting the forces of the world. >> the 740 billion-dollar national defense authoriza

firm went bankrupt last june after an admin admitting it had falsified almost 2000000000 euros in athens on tuesday a high ranking german government official defended the decision to be on behalf of wire card to turn a visit to china according to the financial times germany's commits bank warned the country's financial war watchdog about money laundering risks in early 2020. that speak ny to daniel baez he's the spokesperson for the german parliamentary inquiry into wire card mr baez the wire cross gondola has cost germany's financial regulator bothin in a very. reporting today that come out already raised concerns about why a card back in january of last year did willfully ignore those warnings. well if you take a look at the history of the financial supervisor barfield and its relation to wire car you can see that many mistakes have been made so my question is why did baffin consider wire car a tech company rather than this financial holding because a financial holding would would have made it easier to overlook activities a groat or why didn't buffeting go follow up on the money laund

i was in athens living with my dad. government that came to power was a government of military men. kernels they looked at drugs inside and said greeks aside-y we've taken control because greeks inside he is getting out of control. and the way to bring back at the old values. they said every male and female under the age of 26 must go to church on sunday. and if you're not in church on sunday, you're going to be arrested. so i could remember sunday morning's going to church with my father. there would be tanks in the streets of athens. there would be armed soldiers. and if you gave them crap about going, to church they would pull out of 45 and kneecap you. you know the kneecap is? a kneecap with a 45 means white gentlemen? it means you're crippled for the rest of your life. it would kneecap you. and the colonel said the other problem with grief society as you have too many young guys wearing beards. it became against the law to have a beard. you could go to prison for wearing a beard. you have to be clean shaven. so gen

athens. [cheers & applause] 10.2 yards a carry for a while. he made a lot of quarterbacks look very good. we love herschel. to right here in dalton, georgia. we inherit the legacy of generations of american patriots that gave their blood, sweat and tears to defend our country and to defend our freedom. we stand on the shoulders of american heros that crossed the oceans, settled a continent, tamed the wilderness, laid down the railroads, raised up the great skyscrapers and won two world wars, defeated fascism and communism and made america into the single greatest nation in the history of the world and the best is yet to come. [cheers & applause] and proud citizens like you help build this country. together we're taking back our country. our fight to drain the washington swamp and reclaim america's destiny and dignity has only just begun. we will not bend, we will not break. we will not yield. we will never give in, we will never give up, we will never back down, we will never ever surrender. [cheers & applause] because we are americans. we are

the military took control in greece and i was in athens living with my dad. and the government that came to power was a government of military men, colonels, and they looked at greek society and they said greek society, we've taken control because greek society is getting out of control. and the way to bring back the old values, they said, every male and female under the age of 26 must go to church on sunday. and if you're not in church on sunday, you're going to be arrested. and so i can remember sunday mornings going to church with my father and there would be tanks in the streets of athens, there would be armed soldiers. and if you gave them crap about going to church, they would pull out a .45 and kneecap you. do you know what a kneecap is? a kneecap means you're crippled for the rest of your life. they would kneecap you. and then the colonel said the other problem with greek society is you've got too many young guys wearing beards. so it became against the law to have a beard. you could have to prison for wearing a beard. you had to be clean shaven. so,

the military took control in greece and i was in athens living with my dad. and the government that came to power was a government of military men, colonels. and they looked at greek society and they said, greek society, arrested. so i can remember sunday morning's going to church with my father and they will be tanks in the streets of athens and there would be armed soldiers. if you gave them crap about going to church, they would pull out of 45 and kneecap you. you know what a kneecap? is a kneecap with a 45 means what's gentlemen? it means you are crippled for the rest of your life. óthey would kneecap. you then the colonel said, the other problem with great society is you've got too many young guys wearing beards. so it became against the law to have a beard. you could go to prison for wearing a beard. you had to be clean shaven. , so gentlemen we take freedom of religion as a given. but in many states, gentlemen it isn't in many areas of the world. there is a national religion in place and you will add here to it. in fact, some middle eastern countries o

we are in athens, georgia with more on all ofm this. good evening, peter. >> good evening. today wasn't controversy, but rain clouds that were enough to wash out the only scheduled event of the day and keep democratic candidate rafe l warnock moving quickly when he tried to get in position at his first event to ask him a question. >> earlyio voting is done, and 3 million people have already cast ballots record for a runof in georgia. >> for those of you who have voted already, thank you very much. i've got news for you. your job is not done. >> he returned to the trail after two days off as republica david perdue finishes his secon day in quarantine. >> my wife and i are doing just time for it he did test positiv and insist he was mass while in close contact with an infected staffer.ta >> it's terrible timing, but were not going to sit, we're going to participate in these events as if i rewas there. >> at who's who will be here in coming days, donald trump, joe biden, mike pence, but one invitation they didn't send wes to bernie sanders. >> they didn't go to ask me to georg

wixey competed at the athens 0lympics back in 2004, before taking time away from shooting to have here medal at the 2018 commonwealth games left her believing she could make another 0lympics, if only she could qualify. i think i'm probably on the sixth level of roll—out for the vaccine. quite rightly. i don't believe that athletes should be prioritised ahead of other people. that's just not right. so we'rejust in a wait—and—see situation. would you have any chance of being able to get any competition in beforehand that would give you the ranking points or the quota place that you needed, if you were to get a vaccine in good time? believe me, it wouldn't be for the lack of trying! but to get back up to speed when we've had quite such a long lay—off, i don't know whether that's realistic. with less than 200 days to go to tokyo, there are still questions over what the games will look like and, indeed, how many athletes will be able to attend. tom brown, bbc news. now on sportsday, to the story of a teenager who has swapped rugby for a potential career in the nfl. freddie pelling has grow

tropical storm weather towards athens, around 17 degrees. you have a tale of different stories from the north to the southern parts. the gem idea is it's going to be quite cold for most parts of europe. that's your weather. stay safe. >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you for staying with us for nhk world japan. >> welcome to "newsline in dept depth". thank you for joining us. today we begin with this photograph. doesn't the family look happy and joyful? photos like this capture a home in time and create a memento that can be treasured forever. the image was taken by asada, a professional photograph who specializes in family portraits that have a distinctive flavor all their own. in our first story we look at how asada manages those special moments in people's lives. >> asada held an exhibition in tokyo in september. many families enjoyed his unique and imagine active photos. asada has been a professional photographer for the past 13 years. his specialty is family portraits. asada got the idea of creating a new kind of

athens silver mines were worked by 30,000 slaves. in other words, its coins were a direct and immediate product of bonded labor, and as a result, ancient coinage also it emerges as the first modular form of money, had a foundation in past labor. it was labor physically embodied in coins that underwrote these transactions. moreover, it was given a divine character, because public donations had long been associated with temples. the proto moneys, the precurrencies, prior to the emergence of coinage, were all associated with temples because temples were where donations were made, wealth was redistributed and so on. and as a result, we get this fascinating nexus which persists to modern days of money, religion and the state, all being inscribed on currency. in other words, currency bears images of state power but it also bears images of divinity, of divine power, and if it's possible to set up the images that i sent in, image number one, which is a u.s. 20-dollar bill, illustrates the point where on the on verse we have understand the he

there are certainly some bargains around — i am just looking at early march, a one—way ticket to athenst generally, for these sorts of flights and holidays you were getting a couple of years ago, i would be prepared to pay 25% or 50% more. and of course, we have now fully left the european union, the brexit transition phase is over, so lots of restrictions, particularly to do with passport validity. are there any reason to be cheerfulabout 2021, simon? so many reasons to be cheerful. in northern ireland, the game of thrones studio tour is opening up. and perhaps the biggest cultural event of the 2020s, the opening of the new egyptian museum outside of cairo, that will be momentous. i can't wait to be there. neither can i. let's hope it will happen soon. thank you, simon. stick around, because we have some great stuff coming up next. the world's tallest mountain. ever since i was a kid, i dreamt of climbing mount everest. look at that! and the honey with a sting in its tail. i've got my mad honey. delicious! next this week, a visit to the world's tallest mountain. mount everest was close

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they are identified as 34 year-old roseanne boyland of kenosha georgia 55 year-old kevin reese an of athens, alabama and 50 year-old benjamin phillips of ringtown pennsylvania. >>we have reaction from both democrats and >>as the nation digests the magnitude of yesterday's hard to imagine seen here at the capitol some people plotting it. the majority horrified by the images are undeniably historic and will likely be seared into the minds of many and if you're wondering who was applauding the chaos. a you gov poll last night revealed that 45% of republicans say they strongly or somewhat support the storming of the capital. the president had said this will be wild. and yesterday at his rally before this he told them quote you'll never take back our country with weakness you have to show strength and you have to be strong and it was like something out of a movie first outside the capital. eventually inside some capitol police were overwhelmed. so if you on video seemed to welcome been quick thinking staffers were able to remove the electoral ballots before the riders were able to get inside the

and signed all right thank you for your analysis on this all rick britton a joining us there from athens well now in all the stories of following the u.s. capitol police have arrested a man with fake credentials he was trying to pass through a security checkpoint barry is have been erected around the capitol 2 weeks after it was stolen by president trump supposes all 50 u.s. state capitals are on alert. is ahead of. the f.b.i. is warning of possible violence field by those who believe the election was stolen from trump. well let's go live now. in washington 1st of all what do we know about this arrest. capitol police are telling me they arrested this man late on friday evening about 6 pm or so they say that he drove up as you mentioned to a security checkpoint and flashed what turned out to be a fake inauguration id badge when security officials realized that they immediately pulled him out of the car and searched him and his car and found a loaded weapon with $509.00 rounds of ammunition they had mediately took him into custody it's unclear what his motivation was or what he was plannin

ossoff just wrapping up an event in athens, georgia.e a special your world live from georgia. martha mccallum will be in for neil, georgia's lt. governor, and secretary of state will join her. a taste we all could use right now. so let's make the most of it. and make every sandwich count. with oscar mayer deli fresh >> duelling campaign events in georgia with kelly loeffler and jon ossoff, as we speak. welcome to washington, i'm griff jenkins. >> it's great to have you for the first time on the show. we decided to make it easy and you didn't have to get in at 3 a.m. >> thank you, filling in for leland and it's a new year 2021. >> it is a new year. >> and happy new year to everyone at home, i'm gillian turner. and finally before the runoff, peter doocy is at a jon ossoff event in

admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping public and joining us from athens last hour. the united states is getting ready for a change in power and a change in culture gearing up for president elect joe biden's star studded inauguration with support from celebrities donald trump could only dream up that's coming up on arts and culture and 2 2. somewhere over the rainbow a musician bringing new respect to this wacky instrument the fair and. well the clock is now ticking down the last hours of the donald trump presidency but the divisions and fears that trump stoked have left an indelible mark on the united states and its artists and his 4 years at the white house trump did away with norms and conventions and so did american artists becoming more vocal and political and they've been in decades. yellow hair orange face. the 45th u.s. president like a warning sign. yes sort of but it was also to link it to an every year. driving on a road or this structure an aerial you see these very bright orange signs orange stickers on warning. political cartoonists have ofte