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jan of goldman sachs. more breaking news, the ema, the european medical agency, has recommended the astrazeneca vaccine in the eu for adults across all ages, from 18 up. this is significant because the germans have not recommended that the vaccine should be used on the 65 plus. the ema is recommending it from 18 up. this sets aside the details of a contract dispute that exists currently between astrazeneca and the eu. more to follow on this story. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i am guy. alix steel in new york. this is "bloomberg markets." let's talk about snacking. the maker of oreos posting sales growth of 2.3%. people very much stuck at home. joining us from miami with the results, vital's ceo. thank you for joining us to talk about your numbers. we have been talking about what is happening with vaccines and the vaccine rollout program and how effective that is going to be. as vaccines get rolled out, do you think people are going to consume fewer snacks? >> i personally do not think so. th

let's bring in goldman's jan hatzius. economy change as we head into 2021 >> i think they confirm that the high virus numbers and the renewed restrictions in some places are clearly weighing on the labor market, however, it's quite concentrated if you look at the decline all decline was in leisure and hospitality. excluding that, we had about 350,000 new jobs in positive territory. so it's clearly in the sector that's most vulnerable to these restrictions and also to the winter weather so our expectation is that, you know, right now we're going through a weaker period in december, in january, probably still in february. i think things are going to be fairly sluggish, but then as we head into spring, we're expecting a very strong recovery on the back of coronavirus news, the stimulus, and the georgia runoff we have a strong consensus view on growth in 2021. we're at 6.5% for u.s. gdp growth, and today's growth doesn't change any of it. >> let's get to the implications of the democrats taking control of the senate because y

media ongoing protests in thailand calling for the monarchy to be reformed which will be sentenced jan said she now understands the gravity of what she's done. so i didn't really think it through and was too confident and not being careful enough to realize it at the time that it wasn't appropriate this is a big lesson for me. it's got hardly has more details from the thai capital bangkok looks like they're making an example of her you have 43 years the longest sentence for these of oil defamation laws here very very strict the strictest in the world and what's interesting is that there's a pattern to this usually when there they go through this fairly lengthy court process this is been going on for about 6 years now usually toward the end when there's a sentencing there's negotiations on a term a sentence and then a girl guilty plea is submitted and usually that sentences have been that's what we've been seeing here 43 years the longest term sentence i should say before this was 35 years so yes that's what it is she's going to serve if she serves that entire time that to be left to be

jan docker was 55, a special needs teacher in london with no underlying health problems.here's warning, you will end up in icu, there's time to kind of hopefully recover or say goodbye to loved ones. but in our case, it was sadly not to be. how has what happened to her affected the way you view this virus? i've seen how bad it can be for people. but it's not until you lose a loved one do you realise actually how dangerous this virus is. what would your message to people be from where you stand? all i can say to people is please, please obey the rules. i don't want anybody else to go through what i've gone through. and ijust hope that we come out of it soon. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. thank you. the view across scotland this afternoon, but it's already turned cold, —6 in one or two spots and by the end of the night some parts of northern ireland where we saw the sunshine today could be at a similar value. it is in the west where we see the coldest conditions overnight and in the east a chance of ice with wintry showers c

ifind it very people an apology, jan halper—hayes?, it was ok for those so—called peaceful protests to ruin businesses and set things on fire because that was under the umbrella of humanity. white makesjoe biden very clearly condemned those and said in response to them, that violence shouldn't shouldn't happen no matter who it is. earlier today... drexel heard matter said earlier today that black lives matter and antifa were protesting humanity, and so therefore that would be ok, but we need to condemn republicans. i am done with hypocrisy. that is a lie, much like... all talk at once ifi like... all talk at once if i were a liberal woman, your continual condescending laughing at me would anger me, but i am not, because that's what liberals do. clearly there are other issues here that unfortunately we don't have time to get into but i really appreciate you joining us today to talk about the events on the capitol. thank you both for your time. with schools closed to most children across the uk once more, the challenges faced by disadva

host: we will go to jan in georgia, an independent. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. first of all, i am from georgia. marjorie taylor greene is an embarrassment to this state. people have not noticed over the past few days, weeks, whatever, what she has said in the past and what she has done. they are not going to hold her accountable. it is the house of representatives, people that she works with, that she needs to be held accountable for. they have a right to have a member that is going to be a legitimate governing person that will give on honest and fair answer. she is not one of those. mccarthy put her on the education committee after just saying that the shootings will fall flat. she is an embarrassment. the other thing, my head is dizzy from this spin that is going on about the republican party. it is unrecognizable. it doesn't exist in the same way that it did prior to donald trump four years ago. this was a party of law, order, family values, everything went out the door with him. it did. his presidency start

jan docker was 55, a special—needs teacher in london with no underlying health problems.the suddenness of her death that shocked her niece the most. i think people's perception of covid is that you get ill, there's warning, you will end up in icu, there's time to kind of hopefully recover or say goodbye to loved ones. but in ourcase, it was sadly not to be. how has what happened to her affected the way you view this virus? i've seen how bad it can be for people. but it's not until you lose a loved one do you realise actually how dangerous this virus is. what would your message to people be from where you stand? all i can say to people is please, please obey the rules. i don't want anybody else to go through what i've gone through. and ijust hope that we come out of it soon. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. just a few of the many families and friends dealing with grief and loss during this pandemic. that wasjon kay reporting there. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa crerar, the daily mirror's political editor a

this morning," and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com, reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jan, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> so help you god -- >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. [ cheers ] >> president joe biden. america has a new commander in chief who's moving quickly on his agenda. >>> final farewell. former president trump leaves the white house. his outgoing message for the country. >>> we close the divide because we know to put our future first we must first put our differences aside. >> poised and power. amanda gorman delivers the inaugural poem. how she's already inspired old how she's already inspired old and new fans.

reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. >>> it's friday, january 15th, 2021.s is the "cbs morning news." securing the capitol. the fbi warns of possible attacks heading into inauguration day as lawmakers plan out the impeachment trial of president trump. >>> $1.9 trillion. president-elect joe biden lays out his covid relief plan. how he says it would rescue the country from the pandemic. >>> vaccine wait list. the new problem americans face the new problem americans face when signing up for a shot. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. we begin with heightened security in washington, d.c., to

your human rights record continually and the locking up the incarceration of a 1000000 weak is in june jan province this is what they're complaining of i think because of this you have a you know as far as. as far as i can see there's there's no hard evidence or proof or credible d'etat to say that i mean there is cause china will be starting to on it's been published around the world and chinese instructions to the people who stuff these incarceration camps it's being printed no matter when it's my publisher nor will i don't. read the wessel i mean there's a there's a. there's a white paper published by the drivers government they were saying all the people in there is. in our school has been graduated already and you know and also to prevent you know you know 510 years ago there was a plague by the terrorists attacks are banned if hundreds of thousands lives were lost dr wang perhaps you'd agree that one of the main causes of the rest of the world losing trust in china was your handling of the corona virus outbreak in wu han at the beginning of the year and the shocking way in which loca

those questions you do speak to him in baby we need to do this because we can no uncharitable calling jan i'm doing my best. i mean i came make a mess of the phone is he's not answering. you make me do something. make me shit. give me explain to you why i love you. well i don't know why you can't get the chaplain on the phone. again the thing to do is in you know when we get married i guess been telling the whole world how much i love. you know it's good you have plenty of michael big well below in the float in the air over the city and i'm a little bit on the limb there. is a bear watching and they know it's in the end it's gone. you know good to be able to call you when i wake up 'd. i. love you love you and i end up on exam. is a kid who grew. i know. about. the fact that. in. your arms it please execute 8 people in pain day 8 individuals being executed in 2 days is classify my opinion as a mass execution why is it taking this decision now the governor is rushing the execution simply because of the drug situation there is a troll that arc is all pals that will be expiring they have dec

when jan went back to new 1st naturally suzanne decided to follow suit. so as to cheer for. the american university in cairo to study sociology. suzanne mubarak was a very hard working student. she was not highly intelligent but she was above average . i remember she always wanted to appear to be the one concern. about egypt's problems. the after she finished her undergraduate degree susan went on to complete her musters the topic of a teen each home this took her for the 1st time to places she had never seen in our country before. walk to contrast. suzanne with her university degrees and her husband the careers. talk of the no going to it was that i don't think he had newspapers to even books before becoming vice president the man was a man of action who enjoyed being in contact with people. however he wasn't keen on creating and writing what. i thought as to his job was simply to deliver a message and bring their message attend a funeral travel to china travel. not a month passed without traveling somewhere without a reason. i wonder what i'm about a few 1000000 how many c

. >> that is captain jan way, yes. deep cut captain jan way.: one of the things the president talks about in that recording in that shakedown he does is he finds it shocking that people leave georgia and then come back because he's trying to make the case that this had to be illegal voting, people left, and they registered to vote, but they say, no, people left but then decided to come back to georgia an actually vote there. why is georgia, as -- as a citizen of georgia, why is it so proverbial that people go back? because i was saying in the first act, you've got midnight train to georgia, you've got georgia on my mind, you've got walkin' back to georgia, even the devil went down to georgia. what is it about georgia that just has a grip on people? >> clearly, we're open to everyone, but what i love about fa is you've -- georgia is you've got every climate and topography, but, more importantly, you have good people, amazing food, amazing artists, and georgia is the place to be. a lot of folks get lost on their way to florida. georgia's a great

chance of overturning the results congress needs to count the votes and confirm the election result on jan or the 6 republican senator judd surely has said he'll object to biden's victory and now some of his colleagues are engaging in similar tactics that number of covert dine 1000 deaths in the u.s. state of california has exceeded 25000 struggling hospitals are housing patients in the hallways conference holds cafeterias and even gift shops fewer than 3000000 people in the u.s. have been vaccinated against cope with 19 falling far short of the government's target of 20000000 by now america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony fauci has told al-jazeera he's concerned about a push back against science. the royal london hospital says it's operating in disaster meds mood as the country reports 964 deaths and nearly 56000 cases in a single day surging infections in england forcing the thirty's to reactivate emergency hospitals that were set up in the pandemic again a canadian politician criticized for norrin the government's own travel advice by taking a holiday abroad has resigned on

more calories in 45 minutes just snacking while i'm bored than i can burn off on my peloton doing a janrman class. i don't mean to be glib. i know there are a lot of people in america who don't have enough food my family foundation has made a donation to try to help that back to weight watchers, they've also expanded their business it's not just about weight loss, it's also about fitness, it's about wellness, it's about sleep and they added a great new brand a.m. bass so door james cordin who is important and of course they still have oprah. you put all of those things together and i think this stock is way too cheap here. i've been buying it since '21 began, only this year. >> they've got oprah until 2025 because they re-signed the relationship with oprah. tim, you got a question? >> yeah, i'll buy anything james cordin is selling. what's more important, digital or secular to this story >> digital digital is going to drive this story. >> all right no more questions. time to vote are you buying karen's pitch on weight watchers? guy adami, we'll start with you. >> could you read my smart

the president of the jan dical association told an nhk program the group is considering how to work together. >> one viable idea is creating a system in each region to expand the number of beds for patients at large hospitals for limited times. small and medium size hospitals will temporarily able to take over medical care for the larger facilities. >> the largest hot spot remains the capital tokyo from over a quarter of the total covid cases have been reported since the pandemic started. it top ped the 1,000 mark for sx straight days. we spoke to one of the key officials working to make the games a reality as the pandemic rages on. >> she may have one of the toughest jobs in international sports. as game delivery officer with the tokyo 2020 organizing committee. he plays a crucial role in negotiating with the international olympic committee. and other stake holders. >> he admits the current state of emergency in tokyo poses challenges to the committee work. but says the plan remains the same. >> there's no change in plan for having the event due to the emergency declaration. we'll provide t

jan i don't know how why you know the easy and he's done it every 2 months 2 days 2 days with the mom oh well they will because the obama. is the use of this how the other would be one of those old you poor legs of the last words you have about what you're going to inject was it was all about mind you what we should use a job. well done and so wife who was among the new job was in the menu so any money i'm going to yeltsin's are wonders of the sit down when you're. an oilman of the vehicle you feel dialing in and until that an individual real goes on and you are turned on the night. it was all because all you hear how you john people man walked down by how was i how about you know it's wrong with dozens of times with older people to me while i'm a bunny as well when the dummy bomb. on your home i'm afraid the whole when i went in the hole in a wheelchair with guns on my money. i want to know about you oh my now about all of the issues you know i showed the we do and others about good times some. because of the job florio puts down soon troubled those who are back to business as young

reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. >>> it's friday, january 15th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." securing the capitol. the fbi warns of possible attacks heading into inauguration day as lawmakers plan out the impeachment trial of president trump. >>> $1.9 trillion. president-elect joe biden lays out his covid relief plan. how he says it would rescue the country from the pandemic. >>> vaccine wait list. the new problem americans face the new problem americans face when signing up for a shot. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. we begin with heightened security in washington, d.c., to protect against possible violence leading up to the presidential inauguration. barbed wire is up around the u.s. capitol ahead of next week's ceremony. fbi officials are concerned about 21,000 natnal guard g eeotu. capit.g deplo that number could grow. washington's business district is already locked down, and the secret service may close the national mall, as well. debra alfarone is in washington. there is a high level

florida she's a professor and director of the social intelligence lab at the university of maryland jan go back welcome to the news hour here on al-jazeera what are the chances there is real significant trouble in any state capital. we're not seeing any movements at this point towards a big demonstration or big action either at the federal level or the states after the 6th where there was really enthusiastic and large scale enthusiasm for the protests and for violence once we saw the crackdown where the national guard came in there was a pretty aggressive response from republicans against these protesters and within the movement some of them disavowed the more violent actions entered contributing it i'm sorry attributing it to. a sort of left wing movement that the right thinks is does a lot of violence that has really discouraged them and they're also really worried that everything they talk about on these platforms is being monitored by the f.b.i. so if they were to try to organize and show up they would be arrested so everything that i'm seeing is that the group level there's a real

. >>> i'm jan crawford in washington, thanks for staying with us.-19 relief has extensive jobless benefits. fraud in the state unemployment systems is hurting those that need help the most. california's employment development department or edd has frozen about 1.4 million accounts that may be fraudulent. now, many jobless californians with legitimate claims are struggling to collect benefits. we have the story. >> many of the people we are work and desperate.re out they have been waiting months to get their own unemployment money, which some can't even access. this man cares for his 14-year-old daughter, emily will, who has the disabilities. >> i'm her voice. i'm her legs. because she doesn't walk. i'm her legs. >> reporter: in march, his construction work dried up, due to the coronavirus. so, he got unemployment benefits from california's agency the edd. california pays that money in th o ofrica debit cards like this one. but at the end of june, he saw purchases he did not make. one in canada and one a large withdrawal. >> it was a thousand dollars

but let's start with what's new because jan calls us move the table shall kiss fools coach this season challenged with saving them from the drop. meanwhile 2nd from bottom lines introduced 3 new faces christian title return this is the club scene chamakh so my coach martin schmidt is now the new sporting director and young diva it was in its interim coach to do so celebrating the league's longest serving cage christian shot and will be taking a closer look up by ends title rivals don't miss a payment most books started the year ahead of the table. life station on beacon in 8 matches but didn't have it easy against a lucky shot. and leave a twosome with peter bhatia still caught on by his heels we start with that match against frankfurt. labor who are famous in germany for their ability to full at the final hurdle always the runner up never the. pace of bush is aiming to change that image leverkusen have kept pace a finalist season but lost the defending champions last match to. pouncing back is the sign of a true title contender. and leverkusen as opponents funk for the. one just one o

the second grade schoolteacher jan ellis gave him the mittens back in 2016. she makes them out to of repurposed wool and fleece. she says she has had more than 6000 requests for a pair but does not have any left and her gmail has now crashed. >> i love watching those. my favorite is the caption, this should have been an email. >> or i could have been there. >>> still to come, some bay area students are days away from heading back to class. why the district says bringing a handful of kids back now could help everyone back in the classroom sooner. >>> president biden is making house in the top priority. wi ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. >>> you are watching kpix5 five news at 5:30. >>> we are following breaking news is chopper five flying overhead, cliff rescue wrapping up right now in tw stucon the naonal rk service crew came in to rescue them. that lig

will go beyond our control because we won't even be able to trace the chain of contact in the jan koum prisoner. then he says that everybody tries to take the cautions as instructed by the show to get it but it is not easy. nobody can have a mosque going for 24 hours people to take them off at times or get together to just chat with each other but it should be fine as long as we maintain some distance. the coming month will be what goes on the streets as the cold and will drive many more seeking a warm bed and a blanket to. let go people like then the hard reality is that surviving the pools at the moment is a big welcome then so why the dividers. every year falcons fly thousands of kilometers from siberia south down to pakistan where it's warmer and wildlife traffickers follow poaching them for export to the gulf states most recently authorities seize dozens of birds with the word 1000000 u.s. dollars it's a thriving black market that's tough for conservationists to counter. these rescued falcons represent a small fortune for poaches in pakistan a single bird can fetch tens of thousan

jan 7th. following tradition. guests solti tea with milk they then catch up on each other's knees between daughter and booklets fuelled groups. still left in the right heart of the hopeful john a lot of. the money was to go so just when you do go shopping it's. not unlike the student he took the. sin not to move and it's tough to sing at the hotel on the bus a must jordan what they are what order. it was. when i saw pleasure. finding water on the steps poses yes another challenge. several times a week soothing cool must drive to the nearest water source. the problem. with lakes and rivers drying up and the water table dropping due to climate change it's the only option for markets. around 20 families gather here to refill their supplies food water their stock. also mark the high end game in what they offer hot of. they got then but it felt wrong admittedly to. do it in. the summer over the just. how normal you would want to get. wasn't there also final state exposure with a little of the little tick tick. half of

he said, it is with great sadness that jan, jodi, and i that our good friend and regular, karen buchananssed away yesterday. she has been battling covid-19. we will miss her common sense, good nature and with. let's take a moment today to remember her. we will miss karen's posts and personality as well in washington journal. kelly is next in bluefield, west virginia. caller: hi. i think the founding fathers would be turning over in their graves. america needs to wake up. i am an independent and when you think about the democrats and republicans -- i'm talking about joe manchin, susan collins and the rest of them -- when they touted what they were going to do, but left out the earmarks and money going to foreign countries, was a slap in the face to the american public. so my message is to these people and c-span is to publish these things and let the american people now about the earmarks and all the other things -- know about the earmarks and all things. host: peter is in florida. caller: how are you? host: good. thank you. caller: i think the founders would be disturbed with what is goi

national socialist jan 7th. following tradition. i guess salty tea with milk they then catch up on each other's knees he didn't author of the book explosion hitting books. were still left in the not much heart of hopeful john a lot of. the money was washington. so just when you go shopping. it's. not unlike the student if you do so in the camps and not need to move just south to the hotel or it was a must jordan what they are what all of. us it was. in so pleasurable. finding water on the steps poses yes another challenge. several times a week soothing cool must drive to the nearest water source. with likes and rivers drying up and the water table dropping due to climate change it's the only option for markets. around 20 families gather here to refill their supplies food water their stock. also mark the high end game in what they are hot and which ha ha that they got then but a good message. to get in. how none of you know. what. state exposure the little. half of all horses horses were made accessible during mongolia's era of commu

jan docker was 55, a special needs teacher in london with no underlying health problems. people's perception of covid is that you get ill, there's warning, you will end up in icu, there's time to kind of hopefully recover or say goodbye to loved ones. but in our case, it was sadly not to be. how has what happened to her affected the way you view this virus? i've seen how bad it can be for people. but it's not until you lose a loved one do you realise actually how dangerous this virus is. what would your message to people be from where you stand? all i can say to people is please, please obey the rules. i don't want anybody else to go through what i've gone through. and ijust hope that we come out of it soon. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. across the uk schools remained closed today to most pupils on what should have, for many, been the first week of term. 0nly nurseries remain open — except in scotland. and today it was confirmed that this summer's a levels and gcse exams are being cancelled in england. 0ur education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports. empty classrooms again.

. >> white house press second jan sake said health officials will be making regular appearances in the briefing room. >>> well, communities across the country and the bay area are celebrating the first full day of president joe biden's administration. as nbc bay area's sergio quintana tell us, some are welcoming what they see as a promising start. >> reporter: one of the first actions taken by president donald trump four years ago sparked protests at airports across the country. including sfo. a travel ban stopped entries for citizens of seven muslim majority countries. it tore people away from their family members, some for years. >> i was separated from my wife because of the ban. >> reporter: ramez and his wife asma are originally from syria. he's been fighting for three years to be reunited with her. she's in the united states now and they recently had a child. biden's executive action striking down the travel ban means they may soon be able to see their families again. >> none of our relatives were able to come and witness the birth because of the ban, so i myself, testing this re

anthony peroni the felony murder back in october alameda county district attorney jan c o malley reopenedase promising to investigate the circumstances that led to grant's death. >>but so far no additional charges have been filed grant's family is frustrated. he should have never been let off the hook. when oscar was killed. 12 years ago on he should have been charged. at that time. and yet another failure in our judicial system kron 4 did reach out to the district attorney's office for comment on new year's day. but so far we have not heard back. in oakland charles clifford kron 4 news. >>and another big story we're following tonight. it is a grim milestone at the start of this new year the united states has reached 20 million covid cases. this comes less than a week after the country reached 90 million cases covid deaths have also increased to more than 346,000 and that number is expected to increase significantly due to holiday gatherings. right now the u.s. is racing to vaccinate millions of americans but it's been a slow start falling short of expectations. and here are the latest de

and was conducting experiments and not only that the press here was talking about a journalist jang jan put in prison for reporting there were an outbreak in the 1st place all these stories in nato countries do you see that as the politicization of coronavirus you know from her bikini all these other break myself i was attacked you know because of and the 24 she was attacked so many of the people robert of redfield the us that the chief all u.s. cities it was attacked so by the side he's are attacked it's because of that you felt that you know you thought i make a card over new. i should i make a joke because you for missing and i'm easy for macey misfit either a poverty of the public he said they don't understand what's going on here so i think all those claims is baseless joins i'll stop you there more from the director general of the chinese center for disease control george will go after this break. social media platforms today function as the public square. everything we do one society the same. you essentially disappear you should probably be companies how. is it tough. to. know t

tatiana qur'an jan her partner when we were 2 of those newly infected tatiana took to social media to share the news video went viral i was so worried i was it confirmed that younger people were also being infected and naturally the main concern was her children and i wasn't sleeping properly because i need to catch anything that was very difficult for me and i also felt a bit lonely like you know you don't really hear people to you didn't hear people talking about it so already from the beginning i said well my god everyone in this country is going to be like i never want to see this family again i don't know i had all these yeah i had. i just i was really scared about that as well. for sure oh who also tested positive for covert 19 the virus has left an open wound and something even more elusive closure we didn't get to give him the funeral we felt he deserved we you know you know how they were burying people. how we buried him just went through in the face of any culture we knew about so it almost felt like we threw him away. chiro is one of more than 1700 families who've lost a lo

and the other joe biden supporter there is some jan you. and cause for concern the local police say guns could be involved we have received some information that there are individuals intent on bringing firearms into our city and that just will not be tolerated local police have posted signs all over the downtown d.c. area reminding people that it is illegal to carry guns now things might indeed get intense given what we've seen between the 2 sides in the past. as the 2020 election saga reaches its dramatic climax and the sun finally sets on the turbulent trump presidency something tells me that even after the crowds clear away and the new president is inaugurated trump won't be gone and neither will his supporters caleb mop and r.t. new york. meanwhile the u.s. state of georgia is counting votes in a crucial race to decide whether the democrats or republicans will take control of the american senate for the next 2 years president trump president elect biden they've both said they're confident the respective parties will claim victory. poli

of overturning the results congress meets to count the votes and confirm the 2020 election result on jan with the 6 republican senator josh foley has said he'll object to biden's victory and now some of his colleagues are engaging in similar tactics with our white house correspondent kimberly halkett joins us live now from washington d.c. kimberly so more republicans queuing up to oppose joe biden's win what can we expect. well we can expect that there's going to be a lot of ground standing and ultimately joe biden will be the next president of the united states but between then and this certification that's taking place that typically was kind of a rubber stamping process there's going to be a lot of play for the cameras now the question becomes why are they doing this because you know as you've mentioned it ultimately is not going to change the vote well the reason they say they're doing this is because they want to object to the certification process something that they say has precedent they say that the democrats in fact did this in 2016 objecting to donald trump's electoral win and

and the iranian jan one year after he was killed has grown into a potent symbol in a story that tehran wants to tell about itself this was the week that the u.s. senate mercifully made it official donald trump will be a one term president and it was a week that had americans glued to their screens watching the live feeds from washington of what trump is leaving behind. news anchors weren't quite sure what to call the images that they were describing was that a coup unfolding on capitol hill an insurrection mob rule journalists poured over the president's twitter feed his rhetoric his lies the conspiracy theories and they focused on the right wing news outlets that so many of trump's supporters rely on for their idea of information channels like fox news newsmax one american. this president is on his way yet there will be a biden inauguration but term limits do not apply to the news media or social media and that ultimately is where much of america's problem lies our starting point this week is capitol hill in washington. legacies usually take much longer than this to reveal who said th

is introducing new rules to stop companies doing business with china jan region where there are allegations of forced labor rights groups say at least a 1000000 a week of muslims have been imprisoned in camps in recent years china denies the allegations. in the nation divers have recovered one of the black boxes from a passenger plane that crashed into the ocean with 62 people on board on saturday the devices are expected to shed light on reasons behind the aircraft sudden plunge just minutes after takeoff. malaysia's king is declared a state of emergency at the request of the country's embattled prime minister what he did in the scene says additional powers and needed to stop a surge in covert 19 cases the country is reporting almost 2 and a half 1000 new infections every day but critics say it's an attempt by an unstable government to cling to power florence slowly reports. the emergency declaration comes just a day after the prime minister announced tighter restrictions for 5 states and the federal territories including the capital kuala lumpur a 3rd wave of corona virus infections have

blocked the account after it made a post defending its policies towards a week of muslims in the shin jan region the embassy tweeted that week women were no longer baby machines thanks to government policies to eradicate extremism twitter says it's violates its policy on dehumanization china's been accused by rights groups of forcing weaker women to have sterilizations and take birth control china denies the accusations and of course you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com about with more news in half an hour nexis the stream to stay with us. american people have finally spoke in america is i split when america is well balanced or will be cold or dangerous the world is looking at us with a mixture of sadness and. with the election behind us will the republican party dump truck the fuel we keep take on us politics and that's the bottom of. watching this story today to pick up problem is white supremacy in us police forces that so than your santa studies hate could see 90 states this is what they told us earlier but what supremacy in us police force is how many civ

institute was conducting experiments and not only that the press here was talking about a journalist jang jan put in prison for reporting there were an outbreak in the 1st place all these stories in nato countries do you see that as the politicization of coronavirus you know from her bikini all these other break myself i was attacked you know because of the clinton felt she was attacked so many of the people and robert of russia filled the u.s. that e.g. fall u.s. cities he was attacked so by the side he's are attacked it's because of that you felt that you know you thought i make. it over new. because you fight me and they me see for me see misfit either the poverty or the public he said they don't notice that what's going on here so i think all those clay is baseless joins i'll stop you there more from the director general of the chinese center for disease control george will go after this break. one else seems wrong. wrong just don't call. me. yet to see how this thing comes to. an end game from an equal betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common

tatiana qur'an jan her partner we were 2 of those newly infested tatiana took to social media to share the news of video went viral i was so worried . it confirmed that younger people were also being infected and naturally the main concern was her children and i wasn't sleeping properly because i need to catch anything that was very difficult for me and i also felt a bit lonely like you know you don't really hear people to you didn't hear people talking about it so already from the beginning i said oh my god everyone in this country is going to be like i never want to see this family again i don't know i had all this yeah i had yeah i just i was really scared about that as well. for shiro who also tested positive for covert 19 the virus has left an open wound and something even more elusive closure we didn't get to give him the funeral we felt he deserved to be. you know how they were burying people. how we but we buried him just went through in the face of in the culture we knew about so it almost felt like we threw him away shiro is one of more than 1700 families who've lost a loved

we also heard from jan laczynski, who lost five friends in this attack. was distressing news and that he did not really expect him to be freed. i thought this was going to be ultimate closure from me. because i thought, oh, yeah, 15 years. we're not going to see him walk out of jail. now we can see him walk out ofjail, and i am thinking uh—oh — not just of the horror and the memories coming back, but it is the fear factor. he is going to walk out with a hero's welcome. abu bakar abu ba kar ba'asyir abu bakar ba'asyir pledged allegiance to the so—called islamic state in 2014 from prison. the real concern is now, even though he does not wield much power over the jemaah islamiah, he is senior enough to influence other militants, that is really what many are concerned about. we will leave it there. thank you very much. brazil has surpassed 200,000 deaths from covid—19, with no signs of the virus slowing down. the country registered 1,524 deaths on thursday, the highest number in more than five months. brazil is the second—worst—affected country in the world w

of people cast their vote in georgia alone donald trump will end his terror in office on the 20th of jan. very but this me cause him some legal problems in the interesting thing is that even if he did manage to flip the result here in georgia there are 16 electoral college votes joe biden's victory was assured even with georgia turning democratic for the 1st time since 1902. and this is all happening ahead of another big race in georgia where you are. the senate seats hangs in the balance what kind of impact do you think this saudia will have on the senate race in today's time. well i actually have just been looking at the twitter feed of a well known republican in georgia and he has been getting a lot of calls from republicans who said why was this leaked just one more day i'm outta got through to the election so they're obviously worried about the impact that this might have donald trump will be in tone in about 24 hours time from the get out the vote rally now we expect him to speak for about a nobody does that sort of thing we expect him to list his grievances about the election he's

it's time for the perfect jan and the weather sponsored by qatar airways there's a pretty obvious weather past that moment throughout europe it all confident in the atlantic goes down to the mediterranean then dives and moves northwards through eastern europe now this is active stuff is windy and wet this is slow moving and you can see there are lows all over the place so there are breaks of snow currently this one system coming into the british isles in france as well in germany going up through part of the baltic states and then there's the one that's the western windy one through italy and the atrium. attic luxemburg represents what's happening really over the european plain so snow snow showers or snow so pretty gray skies versatile and cold subzero beinart but the radioactive stuff with potential damage i think with the strength the winds coming in particular the foundation coast is this stuff here so it's really rain or snow at heart and then across the balkans right on the coast and snow it's hard once more that's the case for the next couple of days sarajevo represents this sort o

sweden muslims it's believed around a 1000000 have been imprisoned in camps in recent years mostly in jan region activists have documented atrocities including rape torture and the sterilize ation of women china says the camps are centers for education and training on paper issued this statement after what he said was a cur full examination of the facts he also said. or i'm sorry i have the rest of what he said. to tell you about what joe biden mentioned earlier and did say though he will take the oath under the shadow of a pandemic that hit america hard health officials are investigating a mutated strain detected in california different from a highly contagious variant found in the u.k. and the galaxy explains now from miami. california in the time of the corona virus a state hit so hard that bodies are being moved to temporary storage containers. newly confirmed cases arising at a dizzying rate despite lockdown restrictions now health experts are warning that a more contagious variant 1st discovered in the u.k. could fuel another wrenching surge of cases and deaths could and likely will

jan schakowsky still be important as head of the consumer protection subcommittee. i think that the senate judiciary judiciary is going to have to play a role but senator feinstein has said she is stepping down. >> guest: one more i would add is senator mark warner likely will be headed senate intelligence committee, and -- he's a a pretty outspoken cric of facebook and twitter after they decided to band the president picky said it was too little, too late. i expect him to play a pretty large roof. >> guest: more i would add is senator amy klobuchar for minnesota. she is going to become the chair of the senate judiciary at the trust committee and she has said she intends to do a lot more with that subcommittee. they generally only have a couple of hearings for your but she said she might be interested in doing something similar to what the house judiciary committee did over the past and have investigation into big tech or some other industries that have become very concentrated over the past couple of years. >> host: given the fact both house and the senate are pret

just said why send them back to their eventual freedom instead of trying them either here in germany jan courts or international courts. suddenly when when they when they commit a crime which many they have to be proud to in germany but off to a while it must be possible to the point at least potential offend us all or persons who committed serious crimes in germany we do this with regard to other countries as well i think there is no understanding and sure many that potential offend us which pose serious threats to a. country and to our citizens or persons who committed a very serious crime like for instance the one who murdered another person in interest and in 6 only out on the 4th of october last year there's no understanding that these persons have the right to stay germany as long as they they want also 'd . to to leave our country because they have no legal right to stay no legal right to stay but if they've offended in germany surely biffle be imprisoned in germany sending them back to syria will is basically sending them to their freedom is it not. no because in every single cas

it's time for the perfect jan in the winter sponsored by qatar airways. bit of a change on the way for japan the sun's come out and for china and the korean peninsula this frontal system which doesn't look much will change the feel of things is mostly light as are bricks of rain but it's cold enough to snow in the north and the real cold stays a long way north mostly mongolia so beijing is it touches the briefly on monday that it's clears up briefly woman then it gets cold again particularly at night there's the snow as it goes through north korea's is tuesday and there's more cloud rain building further says the ones going to be up and then temperature wise as well hong kong's more reliable about 22 degrees a change in the have just in the shower seems likely in the next day or so it has happened in the last day of a good parts of southeast asia so the northern philippines northern luzon will be sharing not much in the rest but then focus for the south and a good pub and these are looking still pretty wet as far east as poverty guinea in india i'd like t

tatiana qur'an jan her partner we knew too so were 2 of those newly infected tatiana took to social media to share the news video went viral i was so worried. it confirmed that younger people were also being infected and naturally the main concern was her children and i wasn't sleeping properly because i need to catch anything that was very difficult for me and i also felt a bit lonely like you know you don't really hear people to you didn't hear people talking about it so already from the beginning i was like oh my god everyone in this country is going to be like i never want to see this family again i don't know i had all this yeah i had yeah i just i was really scared about that as well. for sure o. who also tested positive for covert 19 the virus has left an open wound and something even more elusive closure we didn't get to give him the funeral we felt he deserved we. you know how they are burying people. holy but we buried him just went and flew in the face of in the culture we knew about so it almost felt like he threw him away. shiro is one of more than 1700 families who've lost a