it is com pletely capital and protest. it is completely unprecedented. capital and protest.t is completely unprecedentedm capital and protest. it is completely unprecedented. is coming up completely unprecedented. is coming up to eight o'clock in the uk, succumbing up to three o'clock in the afternoon in washington and so on three hours' time, a curfew is going to be introduced in the whole city. that's what i understand we are looking at the tweets and tc for wednesday, and starting from 6pm to thursday january the 7th at seven a:m., social workers including health care personnel in media are exempt from this. it just shows health care personnel in media are exempt from this. itjust shows you how this is being taken and telling his protesters that they should move away and they have yet to do that. thank you very much indeed, i can see that the bbc nick bryant has retweeted a video shared by another journalist showing scuffles between police and protesters inside the capitol building and this is absolutely quite extraordinary. this is from a politics reporter saying that th

protesting the protesters who are in washington d.c. it's a counter protest of sorts that we were told is taking place there in new york city interestingly enough seem to be almost in rock at fashion they're kicking their boots up but you know i will i will challenge the assertion somewhat tyrrel and maybe maybe i'll do this with me show and then of course you can certainly respond as well a lot of people would say the reason police were more assertive or more aggressive with black lives matter protesters was because there were some factions maybe whoever who got into their organizations or their protest and really did as we like to say in the neighborhood act the fool they really did break stuff they really did cause a lot of damage and when you get to that point police then have to take a different tone is that a fair argument ameesha. no and i say that because the police and police aggression has a long history in this country of responding at high levels when the person is black or brown and it is always been that case it has been t

police and protesters face off in the heart of paris. scuffles broke out during fresh demonstrations against a draft security law that aims to increase police surveillance tools and limit the public's right to circulate images of police activities the government insists it's needed to protect officers but activists say it would prevent the exposure of police brutality. matters to be allowed to film police because we have a lot of problems with violence and then there is the use of drones and facial recognition during demonstrations it's not worthy of a lawful state like france. france has seen a serious of massive protests against its proposed security legislation the government said it would review the text which is due to be examined by the french senate in march but this weekend's protests were not all about the security bill many also used the chance to vent their frustration at the restrictions imposed to do to 1000 demonstrators included members of the anti-government yellow vests movement and activists calling for increased suppor

this is deja vu news live from berlin thousands detained as police crackdown on protests across russia huge crowds turn out in moscow and other cities demanding the release of the jailed kremlin critic alexina valmy his wife is among those held also on the program. portugal head to the polls to choose a president lock down rules are in use for election day put voters must bring their own pen to fill in their ballot paper. and in sports bundesliga highlights coming up the underdogs minds pulled also an unlikely win against title hopefuls leipsic in a 5 goals for. us welcome to the program police in russia have detained thousands of demonstrators at the biggest mass protests seen for decades government opponents are demanding the release of the jailed opposition leader saying about me he was detained when he when he returned to moscow from germany after hospital treatment following an assassination attempt of on these wife is among those arrested huge crowds joined nationwide protests against official corruption and he's detention. with chance of putin as a thief and freedom for the voln

mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the picture. we follow journalists on the frontline fishtank pretty committed to reporting the fact police officers pointing guns at journalists. the hong kong sacked and friction the truth is in any way on al-jazeera. is always the people the world people pay attention to what does it is very good to bring the news to the world. what has been doing with the money that it's boring we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in argentina as congress is debating a bill seeking to raise millions of dollars from the super rich poor families hit hard by counting the cost on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a that and this is the news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes traffic between britain and europe appears to be flowing smoothly as the u.k. formally completes its exit from the bloc the health system under pressure emergency field hospitals are prepared in the u.k. amid a more infectious strain of corona virus why.

we have is going is it is good or gabrial this is paetec is modern warfare against protest. basically primarily used by russian the trumpet ministration i would argue is more broad than that it's ok why was this such a just such a threat. it's a huge threat because the mere fact of this type of surveillance is towards having a chilling effect and so you know that you're being watched and that's certainly the case if you turn up a protest with a facial recognition van we've actually had that in the u.k. the u.k. after say is one of the worst surveillance states in the democratic world and actually. rivals china for the amount of surveillance cameras that we have a person we have around 6000000 cameras in this country is about one for every 10 people who are an incredibly watch nation and then when you hire long that kind of surveillance at protests you're telling people that they're being watched and to put this into context. we have a very or thora tarion history actually of of surveillance in the u.k. of protests where we've had spotted cards being you to identify organizes

correspondent anthony share when i am really well you've been following the protests the protests all day what is the situation right now. well public. news team have said that this is the final point of today's protests this is come some square right in the center of moscow you might be able to see there is a huge police presence after that announcement they came here basically ready to start arresting protesters again that's what we've been seeing all day essentially what we've been seeing is kind of a cat and mouse game between the protesters and the police the police had initially closed off a huge chunk of the center of the city including the spots where protesters wanted to meet so protesters had to then go somewhere else and essentially we've been seeing these team in moscow coordinating protests by a telegram which is a messaging service and people kind of following their calls and going to different places around the city on our way here we saw just the scale really of the protests because people were following that call to come to this final point and really there did seem t

there were protesters don't dare call them protesters there were a riotous mob insurrections domestic terrorists. stat basic it's. that said look nobody is ever again buying your lectures about police brutality the world has seen by in the mass not that it stops some from dr. to find this authoritarian drift is very worrying so there is france right in the 1st 3 months of the year of s. protests french police arrested $10000.00 protesters people died people will crippled last hours lost lives here gas and rubber bullets were used in france in industrial quantities and you know what macron is proud of the police do not speak of repression or police violence these words are unacceptable where there is rule of law then is germany demanding the release of all peaceful protesters detained in russia detained for peacefully attacking police peacefully punching traffic cops and peacefully destroying god's maiming drivers and marshaling kids 1011 year olds to attend violent protests germany itself has been rattled with anti lockdown protests and you know what the german officials and police di

perfect most people say that it needs reforms but those who are out protesting protesting those hundreds of thousands of people say that you can't fix one broken system but the new set of laws which are broken in themselves because they give too much power to private corporations which were not work in the interests of more than marginal farmers most most of india's more and more and marginal farmers. i would have breeding now to power who talks about the green the solution in. right back to you and i should say in the 1960 s. india had a green revolution so this is why now the reform of agriculture right now is being caught we refresh aleutian 2 point by some people now that your power is saying hold on a minute it's happened to listen to what she had to share with us earlier in the story. there are lots of misconceptions i don't read evolution so it was not and i use excess fluctuation and the intensive one of those are practices that have been going into their herd and are especially detrimental for smaller marginal farmers were ones that you know i heard of these farm laws so these p

well i would say having been to various authorized and on authorize protests opposition protests in the last few years the size of this protest and also the germination of the protesters not to go home despite the massive arrests has surprised me and it does show. a new sense of determination and as people here have been saying to me despite the huge police presence which you might be able to see also more and more police officers arriving they aren't afraid they say he was not afraid to come back to moscow even after he was poisoned as he says by the security forces themselves and now they say they aren't afraid either and just quickly before we go emily how much of a threat is the family to putting on the kremlin of this point. ok sorry it's been a bit of a rush with the riot police now moving i think we're going to have to move out of the way one protester is being arrested. you may be able to see the police. has been treating protesters rather violently they just stopped. what they were doing because they saw that we were filming most likely. but you can see that there is a police l

you can see a parade of protesters. back in the 80s when they had that bombing, the capital was a completely different place and terms of security. they set up the visitor center. you have to go through a long series of metal detectors and all kinds of things to get into the capital. on a day is fraught with tension as today, the idea that they are just there walking around in statuary hall, and frankly, as a result of this, the constitution and article two talks about the fact that on january 6th, congress shall count the votes of the electors. at this point, our representatives and senators are unable to fulfill their constitutional duty because of a security threat and a lockdown on both the house and senate chambers. this is pretty extraordinary. that is just, i have to say unprecedented certainly in my lifetime, to see this kind of display both inside and outside the capitol building at a time when congress is supposed to be fulfilling its constitutional duty to count the electors to the next president of the unite

why wouldn't you protest?ause you can be imprisoned and because of the terror. the generations remember the stalin terror, so now people are balancing between a feeling of veryjustified and reasonable feeling of being afraid, and for the country not to go into a more severe condition when you are afraid of saying something. thank you very much for being with us and giving us the benefit of your analysis. here in the uk, senior doctors have called for a shorter gap between the first and second doses of the pfizer—biontech covid vaccine. health officials extended the wait from three to 12 weeks so as many people as possible could be vaccinated. but the british medical association wants that halved. dr chaand nagpaul is the group's chair. it is a very difficult decision and i do understand the rationale that's been put forward, but, at the same time, what we do need to be assured of is that people are properly protected because if the level of protection with the second dose is compromised by a longer delay, that

for trying to do a similar kind of protest the boot up process well yeah i'm not that was a protest announced and there on the far right party the freedom party of austria was supposed to get or their leader was supposed to speak but that protest has been cancelled but what we're seeing here in europe is this increasing frustration with the corona mashers especially now also distract same roll out in the european union is much slower than was promised to earlier so people really don't see much of a perspective and that's why a poll in belgium for example it showed that only 40 percent of the people were still supporting to corona matches compared to 706070 percent just a few weeks earlier right stuff awesome reporting from amsterdam thank you germany's military sending medical staff and equipment to portugal as the country deals with one of the world's worst coronavirus outbreaks health ministry data shows that there are only 7 intensive care beds left on the mainland out of 850 some critically ill patients are being sent to portuguese islands including madeira portugal has the highest 7 day

and consulates in russia lay it out at the protesters plans online 'd. yesterday the u.s. embassy in moscow published roots of protests in russia's cities and to an information about a march on the kremlin but was it instruction even the organizers did not announce such plans you can imagine what would happen if the russian embassy in washington d.c. published a map of protest through syndicating to the end point for example in the capital. journalist eva bartlett's who reported on the large opposition protests here in moscow in 2019 says the days policing was in those intense compared to what she has witnessed herself reporting in other countries was surprised to see that protesters were convened in the square in pushkin square and periodical chanting and cheering for a good hour and a half before the police took any and measures to clear the square when they did that they did it in waves they approached you know forming a line and generally pushing the crowd back i did see baton being used but i did not see the kind of excessive violence that i would s

as kind of meeting points for the protesters protests or simply aren't actually able to get there so it's a bit of a confusing situation for protesters also for just normal passers by who are kind of wondering what's going on in these team has actually now on the tele ground channel on social media essentially posted new meeting points so it seems that the authorities and the protesters made today be playing a bit of a game of cat and mouse. only what about other parts of russia we mentioned. associates have said there have been arrests already in eastern russia what more can you tell us. protests here are only set to take to kick off essentially now but they have already started and been going on for several hours in other time zones across russia and thousands it seems or at least hundreds of people have gathered in various cities across the country in. the far east for example people were marching across the ice of the more bay. today and hundreds of people gathered for example and you could to read bork in the urals in the city of in siberia and there also according to independen

is protesters stormy and d.d.x. the united states capitol and if you're if the court your words relief have an arms and. are presented ask for a house is going to be a good moment to do it public and party this is not just the more big talk can do so this is supposed to be 20 minutes to an hour procedure where they say yes the election was free and fair. biden has won the fact now that it has come to this is absolutely remarkable thousands of people out surf around in the united states capitol trying to intimidate lawmakers it would have been after she died. epic does it surprise you that police haven't been more effective in trying to stop these protesters from actually entering capitol hill. i'm not absolutely shocked i've never seen in all the visitors i've covered in d.c. i can't say that i've ever seen a police presence quite like this they knew that these people were talking online about bringing guns to the capitol and being violent they knew that thousands were coming here because the president told them to

the protesters are right there inside the chamber. and you can see that these people are on their knees hiding behind that wall. i believe they might be one camera crew. this is really stunning, folks. this is truly stunning to see. and we'll see if that camera can actually move over to the right, but there are protesters who stormed the chambers, got in and then got to the dais and stood up right at the top of the dais with bullhorns. there you go, you can see just a little bit, but it's a very dangerous situation for people on the inside because gunshots have been heard, and we do know that the capitol hill police had tear gas. very tense situation. maybe we can split the screen with the outside picture because at any moment i would imagine, it's just a couple of miles from virginia, that we would have the virginia state police and the national guard which have been called in at the moment to deal with this situation. and now you can see there's some smoke -- can we get that shot, brad? there's some tear gas that has just been fired

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defying police warnings protests spread across russia calling for the release of jailed on positionally alexina valmy. heroical this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. brazil's neighbors restrict travel to the country over concerns about the spread of a new coronavirus variant. donald trump has reportedly passageways with his key defense lawyers 8 days before his impeachment trial begins. and going solo the swedish film festival and for one lucky movie a chance to watch films on an island alone for a week. hundreds of protesters have already been arrested across russia as they demonstrate in defiance of police orders demanding the release of jailed opposition politician alexei novell me the 2nd week of protests comes despite warnings from the interior ministry which says the demonstrations are illegal these of the scenes live in the city of in the siberian region of russia the far east heavily armed peace police are out in force across the country and have been shutting down streets and metro stations that only himself was arrested when he arrived from germany where he'd been

i've been covering protests since way back in 2003, 2004, the anti-war protests -- thanks very much. as you can see, as soon as you start and start your report, they can get going. we're going to keep move along. doesn't appear this situation is calming down any time soon, bill. >> bill: griff, do you get a sense or can you tell us whether or not the people you're with are aware of what is going on at the capitol? is it their intention to go to the capitol? >> i think so. are you aware of what is happening in the capitol? are you okay with the violent situation? >> excuse me. what are you talking about? >> we're talking about the situation in the capitol. so you know, it's a mixed bag on how people feel about the election and why they came out here. and then the situation that you're seeing, which is a different level of violence than what is happening out here where we're we're being heckled. there's a lot of -- this gentleman is yelling at me saying fake news, bill. if you listen to the president's speech today, he began that speech by going after the media. he ended it by going af

he did not tell the protesters not only to immediately disperse, but in a way that their protest was is now time to prepare for the peaceful transition of power. within your capacity of power. within your capacity of power. how do you think such a situation could have happened and what is your understanding of what these protesters were? well, i think these protesters were? well, i think the protesters were an amalgam of disaffected right wing trumped followers from around the united states who were called by him to assemble to the nations capital today. and in a way, he incited them today. and in a way, he incited them to be there. and there can be some after action analysis as to how it happened, this mob was able to breach the capital, to get inside, to enact the kind of damage that they did. but i will share with you that there does seem to be a lack of adequate planning for the kinds of protests that were reasonably foreseeable. there were moments where suddenly this waiver protesters moved into the building itself and it did feel as though it was just a force of these people th

the mass protests have been broken up. — like? the mass protests have been broken up, there _ like?roken up, there were _ like? the mass protests have been broken up, there were a _ like? the mass protests have been broken up, there were a huge - like? the mass protests have been i broken up, there were a huge number of riot police on pushkin square and streets around. before the beginning, before the big crowd gathered, they were diving into the crowd and dragging people away and arresting them. for a couple of hours, during the main part of this process, they then stood back but then lost patience and there were scuffles between riot police and protesters. eventually, they riot police cleared the streets but there are now groups of people wandering the streets of moscow, essentially, one of them heading towards one of the big prisons here where alexei navalny is being held. there was really no plan for this protest today, the plan was simply to come out in big numbers to send a message to the kremlin that people are angry at its treatment of alexei navalny, the fact that he was po

protest which western media decided to call a walk instead of a protest which is something that was employed today as well and that protest ended up at moscow. and i don't know what kind of police they were but they did clear that square out very quickly again using the same tactics i've talked about today so those were similarities but i would like to note that in both cases today and previous protests the u.s. embassy in russia and moscow has advertised the protest times and the group is clear you can argue that they're just trying to warn u.s. citizens not to be near those protests or it could be seen that this is an advertisement for civil unrest in russia do you expect these protests to continue then i do i mean we see in the change of the president in the united states the buy it in. a very pro-war regime and there's certainly going to be an uptake in anti russian warmongering media spin and i think that you know they just have the backing of the west so i think that we will see more protests in the usual attempts to paint scenes of chaos in russia paint scenes of you know mas

reactions against the protesters so you know we see that these protests seems to be the biggest the biggest protests in the history of russia right since i don't know since probably a 9090 s. ok a lot of merit something we thank you very much for speaking to us from moscow. a new wave of infections along with more infectious strains of corona virus have prompted countries around the world to tighten restrictions but the renewed measures have also triggered more protests at least 5 countries are protesting or have rallies planned on sunday against stricter government measures most are in europe police in the netherlands are bracing for more protests on sunday hundreds have already been arrested during consecutive nights of curfew riots it's the worst civil unrest the netherlands has seen in 4 decades that's also the 1st curfew since the 2nd world war let's find out more she's joining us from amsterdam so high well how widespread do we expect these protests to be step. it's still quiet now but yes we are expecting a protesters threw out of europe here in amsterdam the location where the last

police and protesters face off in the heart of paris. scuffles broke out during fresh demonstrations against a draft security law that aims to increase police surveillance tools and limit the public's right to circulate images of police activities the government insists it's needed to protect officers but activists say it would prevent the exposure of police brutality. matters to be allowed to film police because we have a lot of problems with violence and then there is the use of drones and facial recognition during demonstrations it's not worthy of a lawful state like france. france has seen a serious of massive protests against its proposed security legislation the government said it would review the text which is due to be examined by the french senate in march but this weekend's protests were not all about the security bill many also used the chance to vent their frustration at the restrictions imposed to do to cope with 19 demonstrators included members of the anti-government yellow vests movement and activists calling for increase

vote or protest the election of biden will be. aggressive as they had planned to be today if i can use that word. aggressive the good word republicans right now are going to have to choose their words very carefully everything they say everything they say is going to be put under a microscope so every single commentary can i do believe that there is obviously some revisions going on right now because most republicans realize that today was not a good day for them so. but once again i think all republicans even those that were outside protesting were alive nothing was going to change joe biden was still going to be confirmed today the electors are going to be confirmed this was all the pony show that we saw a formality but none of the senators thought going into it they realistically were going to keep trump in office for 4 more years scotty no hughes my thanks to you live dog jones former georgia state representative great conversation to both of you and always good to see you scotty my colleague see you here on camera we'll be ba

these protests have been deemed unauthorized.russian authorities announced in the days before the protests they're closing streets in the center of moscow along with seven metro stations and please do stay with us for updates in the hours ahead. >>> the u.s. now has more than 26 million known coronavirus cases, far more than any other country. numbers people ticking up but the pace is starting to slow amid a decline in new infections. vaccination efforts are ramping up, the cdc says nearly 30 million doses have been administered and that's well more than half of the nearly 50 million doses distributed so far but some are getting vocal about their opposition to vaccines. a group of protesters briefly disrupted operations at a mass vaccination site in los angeles saturday. an official tells cnn things went back to normal once they eventually gave up and walked away. >>> black and latino americans are receiving the vaccine at significantly lower rates than white people. health care advocates blame the disparate on the government's f

well a lot of the protesters here in the capital moscow seem to there are reports of several protests smaller groups of protesters gathering around the center of the city still and chanting. but right here where we are on one of the central streets that was full of protesters until just recently it's only the police who remain behind me. and really what is it that has motivated so many people to take the risk and to come out on the streets today. well people today were chanting all sorts of things here on the streets of moscow they were chanting of course for. scene of i need to be freed from prison but they were also chanting putin is a thief and putin leaves the chanting for him to leave office. on the one hand of course i think the fact that i would say never was arrested upon his return to russia and also the way he was trialed he was tried very quickly in actually at a prison here in the region of moscow that angered people then also the. team published an investigation this week into what they say is the near putin's palace put the palace of the russian president and that invest

our eyes being rest even before the protests began people that i spoke to at the protest told me that in part by me i'm self was a bit of an example for them they said you know look he returned to russia despite the fact that he knew he most likely would be arrested and after what he said was poisoning by the security services here in russia them selves he returned they said to me so we have to be brave as well and they were chanting free now violently but there were also other chance today for example people were chanting that putin is a thief and that he should leave office and some of the people i spoke to said that it was actually many of the people said that it was their 1st protest they sort of felt that in a way this week with the arrest of now with that video that these team published which was an investigation into the russian president vladimir putin's allegedly palace and his riches his alleged corruption people sort of self that this week was kind of the last straw for them and they had to take to the streets and do something despite the risk. ok so very big protests and a

protesters were outside of the door.e were surrounded by protesters other than officers inside with us, if we wanted to leave and vacate the premise at any point in time we can't do that i think there will be a lot of examination on behalf of the sergeant and the police department as to what the best response to something like this is in the future. elizabeth: yeah. let's stay on this for a second. let's recap you just said. you are now locked inside your capitol hill office building with your staff, is that what you're saying? >> right now i am but when all of this occurred i wasn't on the house floor. so when they locked down the house floor and evacuated the house floor i was stuck outside of the house floor and with other officers and got a paraded into ad joining conference room on the house floor. that was only place they could put me. we were not allowed to exit the building, exit the house tunnels. i was with two house members, one capitol police officer, one sergeant at arms officer and surrounded by protesters.

now does this protest today? does this get some of these folks how republicans in the house and senate who were objecting to areas. zone and probably a few other states. will they back off of that? and maybe they just do this in a very pro form a session? that's unclear, but under the law, regardless bill of where they have to do it, the house and senate they can meet someplace else and do this that's allowed in the constitution. it's allowed in the house rules. it's loud in the senate rules, but they have to get this done by the 11th. okay chad, we're seeing images. now. these air live right guys on screen. so these are live images of police officers moving in. uh, we're told there from the state of maryland. eyes. that right is this group from maryland. but whether they are not here is what we're seeing, chad, we're seeing a show of force and this is the first time it's happened in three hours, and i come back to the question. why and what would take so long? well this is the balancing act that i talk about bef

whether you're surprised by the scale of the protests. we'll hope that a lot of people would come and there are many factors that worked against big turnout the russian winter in some cities where protesters came out it was minus 30 of course there's such not distancing requirements and increase in the repression there call this question on over the last 2 years yes the protesters well we've seen the numbers that were similar to the biggest protests that were happening in russia in the last 5 years now the authorities there their crime in press secretary has described your investigation that was published on you tube as a cut and paste job and a lie. was it deliberately provocative i think it's really factual and it's narrative speaks for itself over 70000000 people have viewed it on you tube by now which is less than a week that's an unprecedented number it's all collaborate it bye bye bye bye sources just think about it it's a 1300000000 there mansion that nobody claims that they all or live in and it's protected by the russian security

yeah i can tell you i've been around a lot of protests black lives matter environmental protests pipelines occupy wall street and i have never seen police. presence and disallow. you know vicinity of building it truly is amazing that you can have whatever the number is you know thousands of people i don't know if it's 10000 or what but outside of cabral with the politicians in there and you've got what would seem to be a small line of police trying to stop them it's just laughable and it with every other protests i'm seeing that is not the case if you have protesters near the capitol building in a large presence then you will have a large presence of right cops and they will not be treating people very friendly. so i mean just look at i j 20 the national raps as they try you know began you had journalists arrested you had leuer legal observers arrested cattle and people beaten and cetera and so this was the most lax police presence i've ever seen and it's to me it shows how our police in this country tend to treat right wing protesters versus you know environmental protesters. peace anti-w

protests is. to have been demonstrating against 1000 mistress and some were met by heavy police presence to have people angry about a nighttime curfew that was imposed a week that. hundreds have been arrested in belgians count during an anti lockdown protest crowds are rallying against country's tough restrictions and curfew a ban on non-essential travel to and from belgium is also introduced on wednesday. while europe's caywood $900.00 vaccine shortage was top of the agenda at a virtual meeting between the european commission president and pharmaceutical company c.e.o.'s it comes after a battle with astra zeneca over vaccine supplies the e.u. then impose controls on the export of vaccines produced in the blog there is in paris and has details of the meeting. well the meeting between the european commission the head of wonderland and the c.e.o. of the big pharmaceutical companies that are producing working on the covert 19 vaccine took place via video conference now after the meeting the european

he's traveling today to join the ongoing farm once protests that . it's better to stay there for 6 months it's better to die there we don't care. if we lose our farms will die anyway so we might as well die there while confronting the government. since teenage son good preet will be looking after the fields right he's of. good pretest already spent 10 days at the protest he does his father to pack extra layers to brave the cold. and sing plans to do just that. with the help of his wife and daughter this is the 1st time he will be spending more than a couple of days away from his family and his feelings. the call to move comes when it is still dark out the farmers have to be on their way at the crack of dawn sings daughter coleman is proud of her father but also voted she says she knows he must go because their futures are it stick. my goodness the prime minister should understand that he is in his position because of farmers i'd like to remind him that it's the farmers grain the farmers vote that has made him what he is. saying expects to drive to mi

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a few 100 protesters gathered in the main square of lebannon 2nd largest city it is also 11 are mostly in poverty city were at least 60 percent of the population are now troublous these people believe that the core coronavirus the lockdown set up shop in the forest without the assistance provided to them by the authorities in the u.k. is typing coronavirus travel restrictions arrivals from 20 to red list countries will have to hotel quarantine for 10 days upon arrival those wanting to leave the u.k. will only be allowed to travel for essential reasons it's an effort to stop the influx of new strains of covert 19 is the number of infections deaths reaches record levels. south africa has approved astra zeneca as covert 19 very extreme for emergency use south africa's recorded over a 1000000 infections making it the worst hit on the continent. iran is dismissing the threats made by the israeli military chief of stuff who says the preparations are being made for a possible offensive against iran the country's presidential chief of staff described the comments as psychological warfare vice

is day 8 of any news live from berlin thousands detained as police crackdown on and take place in protests across russia huge crowds turn out in moscow and other cities demanding the release of the child kremlin critic elects and a valley his wife is among those held also coming up in portugal almost every day brings with it breath court numbers of new coronavirus cases it has the highest infection right in the world important to its population despite this voters have been urged to venture out into person to elect a new president. and of course going to make a highlights coming up as underdogs mines pulled off an unlikely win against title hopefuls like fish the 5 gold thriller. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program the u.s. and the e.u. have condemned russian authorities over the use of harsh tactics against protesters demanding the release of child opposition they to an extent the demonstrators oncet in the valleys call to rally made after he was detained upon his return to moscow last weekend he had been receiving treatment here and bold enough to recovering from a near fatal poiso

protest in washington, even vocal protest in washington, even vocal protest in washington, not unusualashington, not unusual, but presu ma bly protesters washington, not unusual, but presumably protesters are not normally allowed to get this far towards the building. know, particularly during the coronavirus, when much of the capitol complex has been under limited access in order to try and prevent the spread of the pandemic. this is unusual... it is not something we have seen in washington, dc since the 1960s there is one office building that has been evacuated. i'm hearing reports that the entire capitol complex is on lockdown. you will know that all of these office buildings where members of congress, these are connected to the main capitol building by underground tunnels. so despite the process going outside, members of congress will be able to come and go from their offices, stay on the floor of their senate... vote on the certification proceedings, as long as nobody enters the building themselves. lets ringing barbara plett usher, you are close to where this is happening, barbara

they embedded themselves in the trump protest to appear to be trump protesters.here is of course obvious video tape suggested that trump supporters themselves were involved. it could be any number of groups. anarchy is or what have you that could have taken advantage of this opportunity to vandalize the united states capitol. i encourage everyone to not form a judgment until our capabilities have been exercised in full. i promise you, we will know whether it was one or more of those groups in combination that conducted this violence on the united states capitol grounds. i do not care who they are. they need to be fully prosecuted under the united states law to the fullest permitted by law. lou: yes. there have been reports that there were instigators. there is no evidence or proof as you allude to as to those suspicions -- >> we did have some advanced warning that there may be antifa elements masquerading as trump supporters in advance to the attack on the capitol. there is some evidence. whether that is true or not, i cannot say. >> it is evidence of intelligenc

some of the protests were seen climbing statues on monuments videos were posted online showing protesters fighting with us capitol police officers as police were firing pepper spray trying to keep them back. protesters even tore down metal barricades at the bottom of the capitol steps and then we're met by officers in riot gear, this just some of the scenes that were unfolding today in our nation's capital. what a day. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news jonathan pam back to you just in thank you we have some breaking news that we want to let you know right now dc metropolitan police holding a news conference. >>providing the very latest updates on what is unfolded. in dc today. we just learned that 4 people have now died as a result of protesters of those supporters of president trump who stormed. the capital we are told that one woman was shot by police that is the woman from san diego ashley babbitt that we told you about at the top of the newscast. 3 other people have died in medical emergencies. once again 4 people now dead as a result. this incident that happened at the u.s. capitol wil

where they were originally planning to protest but apparently to protest on any other sport to this was the reserve spot that some half an hour ago was 3 internet announced as a new gathering point but people barely managed to start coming here when the police showed up in armored personnel vehicles and started to detain and arresting these sure that they are going to try to do their utmost to police and all possible measures to prevent a huge crowds gathering so this security response you say it's unprecedented to what extent of these demonstrations rattled putin rattled the kremlin. well in official responses the kremlin was saying that compared to the support to putin the numbers we saw some 40000 the last day in moscow alone are not thing but if we take into account to what lengths they are ready to go to prevent something like that happening for sure speaks there today are these things are taken seriously into account they really don't want a lot of people protesting not only in support of demanding his release but most a lot of people are here to protest and the regime in russ

so we begin in russia where heavily armed police have rounded up protesters who came out in defiance of government orders to stay at home demanding the release of jailed opposition politician alexina valmy activists say more than 4000 people have been arrested as this report. you don't have to stay longer to demonstration in russia before you might be arrested. police wasting no time in taking ward says that's still slow there in the current circumstances. the risk of the protest organizers and active participants provocations is increasing and their aim is to violate civil order in this situation your personal safety can be under threat but alexina valmy supporters braved the subzero temperatures to have this a movie of these ones pushed out by police fire themselves onto frozen waters in vladivostok. justice just remember that what i'm seeing now is some kind of inadequate reaction people were coming out peacefully they were not doing anything illegal now there is intimidation but as you can see no one is afraid of the city square is completely blocked off by police but there is so

police wasting no time in taking these protesters away. but you know if they had been warned says that's still floating in the current circumstances the risk of the protest organizers and active participants provocations is increasing and their aim is to violate civil order in this situation your personal safety can be under threat but alexina valmy supporters braved the subzero temperatures to have this a movie of these ones pushed out by police 5 themselves on 2 frozen waters of austin. justice just what i'm seeing now is some kind of inadequate reaction people were coming out peacefully they were not doing anything illegal now there is intimidation but as you can see no one is afraid. the city square is completely blocked off by police but there is someone there from the protesters and there are arrests but there aren't many people this time but police and special forces have prepared in advance and blocked the square was the kremlin seems to have been rattled by this latest wave of protests. and i haven't heard about her and have adopt