white says that the fbi is investigating seneca is set to appear in court on march 3rd. >>next here on kron 4 news, the placer county sheriff's office says someone has died hours after being given the covid-19 vaccine. what medical professionals are saying now about the chances of this kind of death and in sports. the super bowl now set tom brady does that again headed to us 10th. >>callum mills has the >>the placer county sheriff's office says that someone has died just hours after being given the covid-19 of the sheriff's office says the person died after getting the vaccine. you still don't know their exact cause of death the office says the person had already tested positive for the virus in late december. the investigation is now underway into how they died. garage paul tsongas caught up with medical experts to try to explain how it happened. >>in a facebook post the placer county sheriff's office announced its corner division and public health recently were notified of the death of a person who tested positive for covid-19 in late december in the post they say that

regime will work toward or work as well as it would have done previously the data for the ox that seneca vaccine we are told exists but i don't think we've seen it yet certainly when journalists are story the press conference the other day they were treated in a rather dismissive manner and pfizer have said they do not recommend. extending the dosing regime for their vaccine i that there is no data about. no candidate has won a majority in the 1st round of presidential election that means the 2 leading contenders mohammed and. they will face each other in a runoff next month but soon won just under 40 percent of the vote that's more than twice that of money and former president raman address has been following those results from the capital niamey whether or not more people will come out to vote because of voter particular for every president how well they pass their message messages too but this campaign has been characterized by petty issues of tribalism of reeses them but largely went without any major incident this pride the threat of attacks by armed groups from niger inside and the

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officials have been holding urgent talks with us for seneca to encourage it to increase production the block has been criticized for the slow rollout of vaccines among its 27 member states which have recorded more than 400000 deaths. last friday the company astra zeneca surprisingly informed the commission and the european union member states that it intends to supply considerably fewer doses in the coming weeks than agreed and announced this new schedule is not acceptable to the european union that is why i wrote a letter to the company at the weekend in which i ask important and serious questions the european union has preferred time and the development of the vaccine and its production and wants to see the return. democrats from the u.s. house of representatives are preparing to formally launch donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial 9 democratic lawmakers will deliver the charge of incitement and then so gretchen to the senate later on monday the former president is being prosecuted in congress for allegedly inciting the right at the u.s. capitol on the 6th of january which left 5 peo

one of them after contact with travelers from europe and mexico has granted approval to the us or seneca oxford vaccine that makes it the 2nd back seemed to get the go ahead there. japan's top ranking sumo wrestler haku hole has tested positive for corona virus just days before the start of the new year grand tournaments in tokyo on sunday it's not clear yet whether the 15 day event will be postponed mongolian born a coup ho who is the longest serving top ranked wrestler known as yokozuna was tested after losing his sense of smell earlier this year 28 year old sumo wrestler show bushy conscious dive after becoming infected with a. 12 women have joined the ranks of moscow metro drivers after russia lifted controversial legislation that banned women from certain jobs a stand simply because of health reasons women began working for the subway system on new year's day previously women were employed as drivers for decades until the metro stopped hiring them in the early 1980 s. the profession was listed among jobs with harmful or dangerous conditions the recent legal challenge changes also al

scene and senate agreed to their first date and once he was picked up and playing video games and seneca south everything changed he left the room to get something done he came back when he came back i can behind me and that's when you're up to quarter on my for white struggled won nearly every blood vessel in his face ruptured his vision blurred and then his memory the remembers being in about 7 he was slicing over my left wrist naked and surrounded by his own blood he faded in and out of consciousness with his attorney acker watching him in his mind he thought it was the end i was saying my final hours most of which were just a calm hold and fell into a coma for 3 days and woke in the hospital he later learned in seneca called the police and said he killed a man raped it was given us holden struggled for his life with 6 stab wounds to the neck, a blow to the back of the head and cuts so deep to his wrist his hands were nearly sawed off but white was determined to recover ongoing 18 years of your life being able to use your hands and then. one moment she was taken away from me after alm

the answer seneca vaccine is one of 3 being used in britain's vaccination drive the u.k. has one of the highest death tolls in the world but britain is also making more progress inoculating its citizens in many other countries. this is the most advanced spent seen program in europe just like that this lady joins a to 7000000 people in the u.k. it received the 1st days typically the vaccine the u.k. is on track to vaccinate some 15000000 people by the middle of february that's every one of the 70 kathy residents and the clinically vulnerable as well as health and social can stuff than. love a clappy to get it actually it was very nice the people were so friendly so polite . when i was happy it was dead easy to book on line lots of appointments very efficient it's a great program the government has undertaken and it's extremely rare organize the u.k. started it funk scene rolled out in early december it was the 1st to approve the fires of biotech and offered astra zeneca vaccines it since set up over $1400.00 sites with everything from cathedrals mosques and cinemas convert

seneca. business and political leaders from across the globe are taking part in this year's world economic forum the event hosted in davos switzerland is being held virtually topics on the agenda include covered $1000.00 vaccination programs and the economic fallout triggered by the pandemic they and secretary general addressed the summit emphasizing the need for vaccine quality if you don't countries think they will be safe if they vaccinate their own people while neglecting to developing world there are wrong there is no a clear real danger of mutations making the virus mortars miscible more literal and more resistance to existing vaccines and we must act fast reaction production capacity around the world needs to be massively scaled up licensees made available and therefore ability must be ensured vaccines must be seen as global public goods people's vaccines. the world's 2 most populous nations say military talks to end the border dispute have been positive and constructive india and chin

explained why the body gave astra zeneca the great loss the recommendation to approve the aust as the seneca vaccine is based on that data that shows that the vaccine offer its protection against cope with 19 with a reassuring safety profile while the 1st 2 approve both were for messenger r.n.a. foxy means the astra zeneca vaccine is based on another technology it's an at the you know virus based vaccine this this means spoke about 15 uses a common virus from the virus family that has been modified to carry a portion of the covert 19 corona virus called the 5 protein. i think of our respective vaccines are easier to handle than m.r. in a box scenes in terms of transport and storage and this should simplify the latest sticks of rolling the vaccine out across the e.u. and hopefully it can provide a boost to vaccinations in the member states. well but you will prevail comes amid a bitter dispute between the e.u. and astra zeneca of the delays to the delivery of vaccine supplies brussels accuses the pharmaceutical company of failing to fill its contractual obligations the company says it's worki

slaps export controls on covert vaccines that made a feud with a british farmer a giant asteroid seneca it is a move that some euro skeptics see as a sign of policy failure in russia will. the european union files correct its all good things that they need in the 1st place and they're both jealous of the speedy and official role of the u.k.'s most of. libya and argentina becoming the latest to latin american states to get hundreds of thousands of russian shot doses the head of the un heralds the role sputnik the can play in the battle against the pandemic . and the struggling video game.

they are shot manufactured by chinese perm sue nowak and the facts seen from the british partners seneca and oxford more than 70 tennis players headed for the australian open are open have been quarantined for 2 weeks in melbourne after several positive tests from other passengers on board their flight to australia. you're watching b.w. news still to come we'll find out if byron munich managed to get back to their winning ways after 2 straight defeats they faced a tricky because they get encounter against a famous lead all of the 4 times. the 1st u.s. president is preparing to issue more than $100.00 pardons and commutations on tuesday the list of clemencies reportedly included some white collar criminals and high profile convicts but will not include trump himself the latest wave of pardons on trump's last full day in office meanwhile all fifty's u.s. states are on high alert ahead of wednesday's inauguration of president elect joe biden which trail will not attend some 25000 national guard troops have been deployed in washington d.c. fears on wrist from right wing protesters proved unf

seneca jap is cue to get the green light from the regulators in the coming days so last minute news of a 60 percent cut in delivery soon came as a nasty shock to lawmakers here in brussels who governments have been rolling out the red carpet for the pharmaceutical company we do not have the battersea thanks to them but thanks to public funding the public paid for the production capacity on the deal to secure supplies of the astra zeneca vaccine was an e.u. 1st that brought a big smile to the health commissioner's face back in august 2020 the bloc purchased 300000000 doses with the option to at 100000000 more in other words the european union is astra zeneca biggest client it paid hundreds of millions of euros upfront in order to ensure smooth production and supply but with promises unfulfilled the block is not a happy customer the big question is now where have all those 3 produced vaccine doses gone they may have been sold to the highest bidder elsewhere that's why physician and politician peter liza welcomes news that producers may soon be obliged to notify the e.u. before they expor

officials have been holding urgent talks with us for seneca to encourage it to increase production the block has been criticized for the slow rollout of vaccines among its 20 set.

have these special arrangements with us for seneca that is exactly the point that the european commission has been making they say in their contract there is no sign of a hierarchy of deliveries and that should have been indicated if that will wear to be the case and that is why they are now looking into measures but if you want flexing their muscles and today will introduce a transparency mechanism well they will say we will observe from now on well vaccines are export it to so that we can in in the worst case stop those vaccines from leaving the european market and get the share we have been promised by that particular company interesting developments that thank you very much government is in brussels. well german health minister. mentioned german health minister hans spawn has welcomed the astra zeneca offer for a further 8000000 vaccine doses to the e.u. but speaking just moments ago inspired also underlined that the european union has paid for and is entitle to the originally promised 80000000 doses. the european union member states have invested jointly in the pre-production of thes

serious because it says it's invested a huge amount of money and astra zeneca money astra seneca's says it hasn't received much of for the moment but it does seem that the e.u. is now moving towards a europe strategy a strategy that it's often criticised when it's been deployed by other countries. and charlotte mentioned there and her report shortages are being particularly felt in spain where the 2 most populous regions have halted their backs nation campaigns are blaming the e.u. we must stand up to brussels and says we need more vaccines and more tests and everything the destruction this task will prolong the fight against the virus. catalonia and the madrid region have used up almost all their doses with remaining vials needed to give 2nd shots to those who've already had their 1st one that ruins government plans to inoculate most of the population by june of this year and the head of the country's vaccination association says the shortage is nationwide so. the number of doses we're receiving has been significantly reduced the vaccine is not being delivered at the rate that we antic

protection new studies have shown the effectiveness of the pfizer vaccine is 90 percent of us to seneca 70 percent considering the new strain the w.h.o. decided the recommendations could be more flexible depending on the situation in the country it is important that such a decision that it presents a safe compromise between the limited global production capacity at the moment and the imperative for governments to protect as many people a sponsible whether reducing the burden of any subsequent of a for the health systems we spoke with the director general of the world health organization about the flexibility of the recommendations he believes now the lockdown may no longer be so effective against the new strain of covert 19. each time a mutation occurs in a bar us and they are cursed but often there will be the possibility of new strains emerging mostly after a mutation the virus just dies but very occasionally it survives and you get a variant the variants that have been discovered are associated with some changes in the part of the virus that scott the spike on it that sticks on to hu

india's drug regulator has received a recommendation for approval for the oscars seneca oxford university vaccine for merchants to use it can be stored and transported understand her frustration that gives it an edge over those that need to be stored at extremely low temperatures it's also cheaper than the alternatives tens of millions of doses have been stockpiled and will be given for free to health care and front line workers in the 1st phase and more are being acquired fast others bought up india is what i was the only country where 4 vaccines are getting ready are one dying. and those others include copaxone a locally developed vaccine from behind a biotech that has been recommended for emergency use by a panel of experts but many are asking whether the vaccines will be effective or reach the right people. you don't know nobody. they don't know yet david bieber led me to believe there's often an example in fish said yes i did that not as often then i mean getting up now does that give it me yet i'm not sure that the brought me. up probably be that good all that is off as. you know th

hopes to get full approval by march if all goes well sputnik be will be used alongside the astern seneca jap and india's faxon which have already been rolled out we spoke to dr reddy's managing director about why they chose sputnik feet. the 1st reactions which are coming out in india i deserved for the government. of public workers and all that but there are many many many people who need access to these vaccines and hence more better and i do believe that the sputnik is also a very odd ones vaccine and really hopeful that it will work with the well received we're very pleased with the science behind the act seen as your noise as a humanized. are used but this which is an odd one dates then you have are 2 different recto to see your dives for the made vaccine and the booster doors that's the mother one day age of me also saw the safety data and also some if you can see data and the science behind how this vaccine was deadlocked and the platform which was in the ad if you want to know why it is like they're based on. the platform was considered but it's saying the if you can see a good d

stores seneca vaccine and a locally developed one called call backs in india has a 2nd highest case count in the world after the us. great johnny. those who need the vaccine the most will get it 1st those who face the greatest risk of infection they will be vaccinated 1st are doctors nurses hospital sanitation staff medical and paramedical workers have the 1st right on the vaccine whether they are in government hospitals or a private one will be given priority. after that those who have the responsibility to manage essential services defense and law and order will be vaccinated these include our defense forces police firefighters and sanitation workers let's find out more about how this is all being rolled out and speak to correspondent in new delhi this is a huge task in a nation that 6 of the global population so where exactly are the medical authorities. telephony medical authorities as we heard from parliament in the morning very much stuff in health care workers we are one of the 3006 vaccination sites around the country where those 300000 health care workers will be getting back in

until the 1848 that they had to get together again because you probably know what happened at the seneca falls convention which was the first urbanization so there's a lot that i admire in lucretia mott most. partly because of how early she was, partly because there was a serious fallout later so. [inaudible] and lucretia mott was the only one who was there on bothsides of the issue . so i find that really admirable . in terms of principles, the main thing to remember is that yes, there's always infighting in any organization. [inaudible] and the idea is to don't let them compromise at all. that's true of any organization -- [inaudible] >> what i always admired about lucretia mott was not only was she on the platform of feminism she was very much of an abolitionist. as a matter of fact her trademark bonnet, she made a point of wearing something that it was not made out of cotton because she refused for her husband or children to do anything that was made by slave hands so i admire her because while she was a mother of several children she also was a fierce feminist and a fierce abolition

seneca. ugandan opposition leader bobby why are they still under house arrest despite a high court ruling ordering his release the court has directed the police and the military to leave wines residence has been under house arrest since january 15th the day after uganda's presidential election. the military and police are still surrounding our home and indeed we are still looking our gates and they're not allowing anybody to move out or anybody journalists have been blocked from accessing us our party officers and their friends and even family have been blocked from coming to us it is us we call upon all the region no continue to and one of these east african community the african union and the united nations and all citizens of the one who will intervene in these are serious catherine soyuz monitoring the situation from neighboring kenya. i'd have spoken to the police spokesman fred and mongo who said that they will abide by the court ruling and will withdraw the soldiers and the police that

lies in delivering doses vaccine part as biotech and pfizer blamed supply chain issues while as for seneca said a production glutes would happen supplies to europe. german health authorities have imposed a quarantine on a bill in hospital after 6 employees and 14 patients tested positive for a highly infectious variant of the corona virus a spokeswoman said that humboldt hospital will no longer barely be allowed to admit new patients and expects the number of infected to rise. 11 manas had been lifted to safety 2 weeks after an explosion trapped them 600 metres below ground at a gold mine in china hundreds of specialist rescue workers have been bracing to reach the men who are still trapped on the ground $22.00 in total were cut off after a blast in the mine in shandong province a breakthrough after 2 weeks of intense rescue efforts this man greed feel to be alive his eyes shielded after he emerged from underground. he had the strength to walk but others like the 1st man to be freed were too weak to stand boreholes with their lifelines vital supplies including food water and medicine were

martin maker seneca has cut its promise delivery to the blaming supply chain problems a company has reduced its offering by 60 percent for the 1st quarter of the year only $31000000.00 doses are now expected to be delivered it's a severe setback to the blogs fractionation program that's already suffering off by and turkey slowed supplies version has more now from. it this is a very serious setback for the 450000000 citizens of the european union the fact the nation program is according mated action among the 27 member states and they started a bit later already compared to the u.s. and the u.k. there was a lot of complaints about that there is quite a robust approval system here in place at the european medicines agency here in amsterdam where approval of fact seems takes longer compared to the u.s. and the u.k. and now the 2 vaccines that have been approved in the e.u. e.u. that's a biotech pfizer and moderne are basically getting very scarce they're struggling to keep up production. by in tech fighter facilities rapidly trying to build new factories in germany and other places but they si

the pressure on the drug maker astra zeneca demanding that coated 19 vaccines made into a pasture seneca's british plans to be shared with the e.u. . and on the international holocaust remembrance day the world is called on to remember and never forget the 6000000 jews perished under the nazis. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the program a u.-turn in the u.s. position on climate change u.s. president joe biden says america must lead the global response to the climate change crisis biden made the remarks at the at the white house before signing a raft of executive orders aimed at curbing rising temperatures worldwide the orders establish climate change as a major national security and foreign policy issue for the u.s. biden says the climate crisis requires a national effort and likened the threat to the corona virus pandemic. and just like we need a unified national response to cope with 19 we desperately need a unified national response to the climate crisis because there is a climate crisis we must keep we must lead global response because neither challenge can be met as secretary ke

. >> now hunter biden is the head of the small firm with seneca partners.hey've done nothing in china, hunter biden himself really has no background in private equity. around that time he was forming a private equity fund. within ten days his small boutique investment firm plans a billion-dollar private equity deal funded by the chinese government. its leader expanded to a billion and a half dollars. what so stunning about this is it's a deal involving the chinese government itself. this is a country, a government with our chief rival on the stage. that's really only beginning. >> not only does it appear he's in business with people connected with the president, peter says he's linked to china's military as well. >> and army comes in and buys this real estate company that involves hunter biden, the estimates are it's worth more than hundred million dollars. >> tony was a business partner of hunter and jim biden at the time. he spoke exclusively with tucker carlson in october. >> they were putting their entire family legacy on the line. they knew exactly wha

the yes or seneca vaccine is one of the 3 being used as part of britain's vaccination drive the country has one of the highest death tolls in the world but as we have heard it is also making more progress than any other country especially here in europe when it comes to inoculating its citizens. takes a closer look. this is the most advanced front seen program in europe just like that this lady joins at the 7000000 people in the u.k. we've received the 1st dose of the vaccine the u.k. is on track to vaccinate some 15000000 people by the middle of february that's every one of the 70 care home residents and the clinically vulnerable as well as health and social can stuff that. was quite happy to get it actually it was very nice the people were so friendly so polite. when i was happy it was dead easy to become on line lots of appointments all very efficient it's a great program the government has undertaken and it's extremely rare organized the u.k. started it flexing rollout in early december it was the 1st to approve both the pfizer biotech and offered astra zeneca vaccines it since set

billions of euros they've invested in vaccine development but even before the dispute with us for seneca many e.u. countries were having trouble rolling out their own vaccine programs many vaccination centers like here in france have been standing empty because there are simply not enough jobs available and frustration is growing among a population weary of ongoing restrictions. well for more on this we're joined now by rasmus hansen he's the c.e.o. of air finity a science information and analytics company welcome to the program. mr johnson why is the european union struggling to secure its vaccines will will the e.u. has has made some wrong bets early on in independent they haven't scaled up production at the same speed as other countries have been laid out to make to deals and therefore they are having more supply issues to and then the u.k. and also the u.s. at the moment. and how will these export controls affect the use vaccine supply. well i think the problem is that in the d.'s controlled everyone loses out right because you have to look at it broader than just export of a few if

. >> mitch mcconnell circulated a memo saying the earliest the seneca point particles of impeachment wouldn't be until an hour after joe biden has been inaugurated as the president so donald trump would no longer be the president. article 2 section 4 of the constitution requires it be a sitting president, not a former president being impeached and it says the president shall be removed from office on impeachment which the text of the constitution requires it be a sitting president. the constitution doesn't make any allowance for impeaching a private citizen and if we go beyond the text of the constitution to the intent of the framers of the constitution, that is supported and at the time the constitution was drafted many states had provisions in state constitutions that allowed the former president and officials to be impeached but framers and drafters of the constitution to liberally chose not to adopt that formulation. and commentary on the constitution james madison said in federalist 39 easement should only occur during the continuance of the president in office. >> it is crucial

for mr seneca said and the e.u. commission is expected to say to publish that contract which so far is confidential in order that we can show that you have actually committed to deliver $80000000.00 vaccines in that 1st quarter of the year and instead of the 31000000 that are now likely to come and amid all of this scale are we have to say that the european medicines agency is expected to approve the astra zeneca vaccine on friday there have been in time also some questions regarding the efficacy in older patients it appears not to tell us i've lost the connection but but what i can also tell you is that. there is a process now where the european medical agency will is still looking into data that they received from astra zeneca and it needs to be particularly interesting what they will have to say on the group of 70 years olds and older because they receive not a lot of data from them and so it might be that they will give a recommendation only on younger groups and not to the older groups but will have to wait for

came in 1000 vaccine may cash seneca has cut its promised delivery to the e.u. blaming supply chain issues the company has slashed the offering by 60 percent for the 1st quarter of the year then a 31000000 doses now expected to be delivered it is a severe setback to the blocks that summation program which is already suffering after fires and biotech slowed their supply. headlines more news coming up right after al-jazeera investigations. i. it has been a year since i went to war to report on the outbreak in january i would say this pandemic has changed china and the whole world dramatically. when your has passed since i went to war. and i still can't forget many things that happened there during the days in lockdown. going on around trying to sell it. to us it was so that i was again i owe to fulfill a stuff goes away just as you can see how these hot lines anyway. as the festivities of the chinese new year begin to beijing journalists have. to cover a story about a new type of pneumonia the 1st to travel is young joined. an investigative journalist. it's the mo

he took advantage of all the extra study times that the teachers at seneca high school held for calculuserent things like that. i mean, i can go on and on. he was an awesome brother. he was an awesome son. he was my person -- >> harris: lisa, i know you do, i wanted to start with the good times because when we mourn, we know that we have to start there. we have to remember that. we have to let that sink in. something changed. and you were telling your story today because you want other parents to know about the restrictions of certain lockdowns. talk to me about what changed in trevor and what you want the world to know. >> well, when covid hit, in the beginning we didn't know exactly how long they were going to be out of school so week-by-week i saw changes in him. he is a teenage boy, you know, they need their friends and interaction and need the socialization. but trevor, like i said before, had such a wonderful rapport with his teachers. he got the conversations going in the classroom. doing that from zoom in his bedroom was not the same feeling for him. i saw him starting to get a l

correspondence bantry get as more from brussels they've certainly not come from british to rezone so seneca because also great britain now has an export ban on vaccines so it's most likely that as they cut recalculated to it's original delivery plan and is now saying that the yeast in the belgian and the dutch company a bigger than estimated so that they can promise a little bit more but it's still only hof of the amount that was or originally bolted from the european union for the 1st quarter and also the other companies. behind was the vaccine delivery so it's the struggle to keep the time to. germany and austria offering to help portugal deal with one of the world's worst coded 19 outbreaks portugal has one of the highest numbers of new cases paris habited germany's military is sending medical aid and doctors austria is preparing to take some of portugal's critically ill patients and portuguese doctors say the situation there is becoming desperate. tight checked portugal's board is at this entry point into spain only those with a valid reason to read out 3. portugal had seen a period of

katie stanton almost not included in the declaration of sentiments that was presented at the 1848 senecafalls convention. but, i was wrong. it's 1776, it was not a crazy idea that white women with property could have been given the boat. in fact, in the first decade of the 1800s in new jersey, women of property did vote until that right was taken away from them by the jefferson neo-democrats. abigail's request about coverture, on the other hand, was the most revolutionary suggesting that she could make. that women could be all persons, full citizens, and legal entities in a new government. that they could be given control over their own labor, over their own bodies, their own children, that was the suggestion. okay, the third time i lectured about coverture came about halfway through the semester when i talked about, in 1848, the passage of the marriage women's property act in new york. the married women's property act weren't really about the rights of women, but by allowing married women in very particular cases to own property apart from their husbands, it was the first legal crack in

cady stanton almost did not include it in the declaration that was presented at the nine -- 1848 seneca falls convention. but i was wrong, and 1776 it was not crazy that white women with property could have been given the vote. in fact, in the first decade of the 1800s in new jersey, women of property did vote until that wright was taken away from them by the jeffersonian democrats. abigail's request about coverture on the other hand, was the most revolutionary suggestion she could make. that women could be hole persons, full citizens and legal entities in the new government. that they could be given control over their own labor, their own bodies their own children. that was a radical suggestion. okay, so the third time i lectured about coverture came about halfway through this mister, when i talked about in 1848 the passage of the women's property act in new york. and that was not really about women, but by allowing married women, in particular cases to own property apart from their husband, this was the first legal crack in the law of coverture. and that was it that was the last time

>> rob walker was a partner of rosemont seneca and had a very close relationship with the a biden family and had developed and been working with james gilliard throughout 2015 and01 2016 team to develop this deal with the chinese. >> tucker: what was his relationship with the biden family? >> my understanding is he had worked in prior administrations and had a very close relationship and in rob walker's own words in an email to me, he states that everyone was contributing or telling me howel they wanted to participate and in an email he basically states in his own words to me i want to continue acting as a proxy for hunter biden, jim biden, and the bidens around the world. the family. >> tucker: so they wanted you to meet with the former vice president. how does that play out? >> the formeray vice president s flying in and we were to meet at the beverly hilton, the milton conference was going on, one of the top three conferences in the world for anybody has a global investor and developing different humanitarian causes in a variety of things and joe was flying in to speak about the stuff

the delay of millions of free older doses of covert vaccine from the british drug maker asked for senecawhat is the true reason behind the delay and how will it affect europe's most valuable. also coming up it's in his prime minister resigns hoping to return to the new and stronger government we'll hear whether his gamble is likely to pay all for naught. i'm glad alpha's welcome to the program the european union this calling for stricter controls on exports of the covert 1000 vaccines that are produced inside the block the u.s. worried about a shortfall of vaccine supplies after british manufacturers' astra zeneca announced a delay of expected deliveries to member countries the company is blaming supply chain problems but brussels accuse it of failing to honor contractual promises all 27 e.u. countries are grappling with the slow vaccine rollouts. this may sting a little but it's over in the blink of an eye getting back summated may be a speedy affair a vaccine rollouts across the you have proved painstakingly slow the blocks executive is pointing the finger at the pharmaceutical industr

the certainly not coming from british to rezone seneca because also great britain now has an export ban on vaccines so it's most likely that as soon as the nica recalculated its original delivered plan and is now saying that the yeast in the belgian and the dutch company a bigger than estimated so that they can promise a little bit more but it's still only hof of the amount that was or originally ordered from the european union for the 1st quarter and also the other companies. behind was the vaccine delivery so it's the struggle to keep the timetable. funded mine also said that the e.u. is sticking to the target of vaccinating 70 percent of adults by the end of summer is that realistic. well that's a very difficult calculation it's the do the math if you have 300000000 adults in the u. you'd need to vaccinate more than 1000000 a day so the take a year or so this is far from the numbers we have right now so they have to speed up things and the companies today promised in presence that they will do that the e.u. ordered 2300000000 do says which should be produced this year so fun to learn

it was in the speech that he actually used the phrase, seneca falls to selma to stonewall.he was that in a commencement speech in 2012. it had gotten lost. it does take resonance to tie stonewall to these other civil rights moments of consequence for our country was a watershed moment in terms of the rhetoric around rights for the lgbtq community. it is a pretty forward thinking speech and a forward leaning speech. it painted a picture of a president who intended to push for big ideas. host: we have about five minutes left and i do want to get president trump's speech written with the help of steve miller and steve bannon. this is another 1:15. [video clip] pres. trump: mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities, rusted out factories scattered light tombstones across the landscape of our nation. an education system flushed with cash, but which leaves are young and beautiful students deprived of all knowledge. and the crime, the gangs, and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential. this american carnage

vaccine maker seneca has cut its promise delivery to the e.u. blaming supply chain problems the company has reduced its offering by 60 percent for the 1st quarter of the year only $31000000.00 doses are now expected to be delivered it's a severe setback to the block's vaccination program which is already suffering are to find a biotech slowed surprise step fashion in amsterdam has more on the vaccine shortage . well these delays are real setback for the 450000000 residents here in the european union the e.u. has a coordinated tax of nations strategy for its 27 member states but it has been criticized for starting to late compared to the u.k. and the u.s. and only 2 vaccines have now been approved it's pfizer biotech and modena and now these 2 teens are getting really scarce in countries like germany but also it's a new spain and poland there are real delays with vaccinations and some states have already stopped altogether giving jobs to its residents but the companies are really struggling at the moment pfizer biotech is building new production

and impeachment trial of former president trump begins this weekend is that it at seneca nation house to lose articles of impeachment to the senate. opening arguments begin next month. watch the house impeachment managers walk to the senate floor for the reading of the charges against president trump allegedly incited the right at the capital earlier this month. that's live on c-span2. you can watch these events live online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> you are watching c-span2 your until the view of government. c-span2 was created by america's cable-television companies and today we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span2 to viewers as a public service. >> special presidential envoy on climate john kerry and white house national climate advisor gina mccarthy discuss the future of climate change at the u.s. conference of mayors winter meeting. they talk to u.s. governors and mayors about the biden administration climate change policy. >> welcome. this is a critical conversation we're having this afternoon so i would like to welco

regime will work toward or work as well as it would have done previously the data for the ox that seneca vaccine we are told exists but i don't think we've seen it yet certainly when journalists are story the press conference the other day they were treated in a rather dismissive manner and pfizer have said they do not recommend. extending the dosing regime for their vaccine either there is no data of that no candidate has won a majority in the 1st round of these as a presidential election well that means the 2 leading contenders mohammed bazooms and nominee was money will face off each other in a runoff next month assume $1.00 just under 40 percent of the vote that's more than twice than that of was money i former president and address has been following those results from the capital niamey. whether or not more people will come out to vote because of voter fatigue in february it depends on how well they pass their message let's listen just to but this campaign has been characterized by petty issues of tribalism of racism but it largely went without any major incident despite the threat

was expecting at least 80000000 doses by the end of march but a week ago actually seneca cut a supply blaming manufacturing issues the european union has now authorized the vaccine for use in europe in the netherlands the court of appeals has ordered oil giant shell to pay compensation to a group of nigerian farmers they cuse the company of destroying their fishing villages as a result of 3 oil spills it is the 1st time a dutch company has been held liable for actions by its foreign subsidiary common interests is falling proceedings from the nigerian capital of a brooch. the people in the niger delta especially communities affected by oil spills over the last 50 years really happy about the verdict of the appeal court in the netherlands a lot of them are saying that this clears the way for them to raise issues of contamination issues of repair relations issues of human rights abuses in the niger delta following years of exploration by or oil companies and we're looking at probably only a fraction of those almost peel works or other people damage that's being treated right now by both

vaccine sputnik v and has ordered 2000000 doses south africa has ordered 20000000 doses of the after seneca vaccine and kenya has ordered 24. or which should start arriving by the end of next month now that's not soon enough for many health corkers who feel that they have been exploited they found on strike to demand better pay medical cover and adequate protective gear the government is playing down their concerns and threatening to fire those who strike because marion miller reports from nairobi. loves her job as clinical officer a big part of that though was to work with covert 19 patients then one day she got sick herself i saw her then i went through a lot of. infected i didn't have a. problem i didn't and a good source i was opposed to going on all so you're right both of my sons were infected it was very traumatizing she survived 9 of her colleagues did not and then another shock she had to pay the expensive hospital bill from our own pocket for over a month now she's been on strike with her nurses and medical lab offices more than 30000 tough to watch because according to the unions