you missed joe rich _ about six, that i miss anything?nnings started and then doing what he does best, the first test between india and england, much anticipated with india coming in off the back of winning austria with their second straight and england winning in sri lanka and joe root... joe root was at the front of it all. he has been really impressive this winter, especially against him. using that sweep shot to his great effect. and the way he has used this technique is impressive, getting low in judging length. this took him to 50 on the back foot not making too much of the indian fielding but nonetheless joe root of the indian fielding but nonethelessjoe root continued strongly against one of the pace bowlers, who was playing his first test match in india but looking very impressive and assured of the upside at getting to three figures for the 20th time in his career, catherine. really much of the talk going into this series was about would england be able to win in india and if they were, children would have to score runs. ~ . . ,

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the find out next why this mangrove rich in wildlife is at risk from climate change . u.s. president joe biden says that he's ending america's support for the saudi led war in yemen including a ban on the sale of specific weapons the conflict has killed tens of thousands of people including civilians and created the world's worst humanitarian crisis saudi arabia has responded by saying that it supports a political solution the kingdom also welcomed by its commitment to defend its territorial integrity it's come under attack from missiles fired across the border from yemen saudis form a coalition part of the u.a.e. says that it's eager to see an end to the war for which it says it's already withdrawn although who thius say that they won't be deceived by statements and real peace will only come when the aggression and well that announcement was made during biden's 1st foreign policy speech since taking office he's promised to restore u.s. leadership and repair alliances our state department correspondent was when jordan reports. u.s. president joe biden delivered his 1st foreign policy spe

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emphasize even by joe manchin we are seeing emphasize are things she has said about other individuals, people she's sitting in front of right now it's awkward. >> this is what's really richng opposition literally from every side. it's not just joe manchin the king of these united states. it's not just republicans predictably who have an issue with some of those things she said about republicans and even as republicans the senate were going to confirm her. bernie sanders, bernie sanders won't commit to a yes vote. >> s because she tweeted bad about him on an occasion brisket what the hell was she thinking if she wanted to have a slot in his democrat administration? like if you don't care about your political future, and then keep lobbing bombs placement talk about people behind their backs like a decent person. [laughter] >> then she tried to delete all of her tweets. it's a digital record, there are so many people who dislike everybody, tom, they are going to screen grab all of those tweets for that's what they did and they read them backwards. she said i'm sorry, i wish i would not of said that. at least own it, girl, last word. >> was not just mean tweed spreadsheet tw

i'm rebecca riches thanks for joining us u.s. president joe biden has used his 1st major global appearance to call on world leaders to show that democracy can still deliver biden may be a virtual address to the munich security conference as his administration begins rolling back trumpet ministration policies such as rejoining the paris climate accord he shared the stage with german chancellor i'm going to merkel and french president emmanuel mcelhone who both welcomed the new u.s. participation in global diplomacy not calling used his speech to call on europe to free him bold in its efforts to provide war for its own security instead of just relying on the u.s. and i'm sending you clear most of the world america is back the transatlantic alliance is back and we are not looking backward we are looking forward together. i'm joined now by richard walker date of his chief international editor richard buy that wanting to reset the transatlantic relationship after the trial is did he achieve that. yeah rebecca i think he did really hit all of the bu

and his handlers do care about: catering to their rich donors and enriching their sleazy family members. compare the fortunes of the keystone family to joe's son hunter. they keystone workers have work experience in relevant skills.ki but hunter with zero talent or relevant skills was paid millions to sit on the board of burisma while his dad spearheaded the ukraine effort. he cashed in on the biden name which she readily admitted. >> if your last name wasn't biden do you think you'd be asked on the board of burisma? >> i don't know. probably not. i don't think there's a lot of things that wouldn't have happened in my life if my last name wasn't biden. >> laura: how lucrative is it to be a biden? lucrative enough to pay for $25,000 a month luxury a home rental in venice, california. no sign about him afraid of spreading his own bills. he so brazen not being held accountable of his business dealings that he remains heavily invested in a joint venture with companies owned by the chinese communist party. are we supposed to feel better though because he's now lurking to unwind this business relationship with america's most powerful global adve

has a discipline >> when i look at raytheon -- okay good as long as i'm with joe, i feel a lot better and i'm even with rich visa. on raytheon, the synergies of the merger with utx are still benefiting the company i think this geared turbo fan engine will be a game changer still for several years to come, so i added to that position. i've added a new position there in visa. you know, i'm not a trader, so i hope to have those positions with three to five years i like the fundamentals, and i like the way they balance my core portfolio. >> pete, what about you? what have you got going on >> you know what i've continued to add more and more to the financials themselves i already had wells fargo, and i added a bit to that, and i added to bank of america i found myself getting a few exposure i sold a few things, but not that many. the only thing i've gotten rid of previously over the weekend, friday and then monday, but since the monday's show was cloudera because the options doubled and i figured it was time to exit and move on we all talk about discipline all of the time, and that's what these markets are about

time rebecca riches welcome to the program the leaders of germany and france a jew to discuss the future of transatlantic relations with the u.s. president joe biden during a special virtual many edition of the munich security conference it'll be an open. unity to show how much or how little the e.u. has in common with the new washington administration chief international editor richard walker gives us his take on the potentially thorny issues. the 4 years of the trumpet ministration were a toxic age for transatlantic relations americal could barely conceal her relief after joe biden's victory it's good. with president biden we simply have a much wider range of political agreement. but that doesn't mean that the u.s. and germany suddenly agree on everything they really don't so we're going to take a look at 3 issues that are right at the top of the transatlantic agenda. first up north stream into a russian natural gas pipeline under construction to germany that team biden says must never be completed to deal because it divides europe it exposes ukraine and central europe to russian mint russian manipulation and because it goes against europe

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rich get richer. >>> shot of the day comes from ohio. custodian joert here, and bang. and then he nonchalantly grabs his vacuum and all of his equipment, strolls out of the gym, goes back to work. the school's principal tweeted it out and said in the caption, "our custodian is better than yours." i think he is right. >>> really bizarre scene with the brooklyn nets tonight. kevin durant wouldn't let him play because of contact tracing. then they put him in the game and said he was okay and then yanked him out again and said no, you can't play because of contact tracing. a bizarre situation in brooklyn. and i'm calling it 34-30 chiefs. chiefs to win the super bowl for the second year in a row. so that means bet all your money on tampa. >> thanks, very much. >>> coming up tonight on abc7, at 8:00, it's shark tank. then at 9:00 "20/20" and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >>> finally, hear a few thoughts about what really matters. all this week we have focused on the many serious issues we face living here in the golden state. our special series calle

catering to the rich donors and enriching the sleazy family members. compare fortune of the keystone family to joe'sson hunter. keystone workers have work experience. and relevant skills. hunter was zero talent or skills was paid millions to sit on the board. he cashed in in on the biden name he readily admitted. >> if your last name was not biden would you be asked to be on the board of burisma? >> i don't know. probably not. i don't think a lot of things would have happened in my life if my last name wasn't biden. >> laura: how lucrative is it to be a biden? lucrative or not to pay $25,000 a month luxury home rental in venice, california. no sign he is fretting about covering his bills. he is so brazen about not being held accountable for the business dealings he remains heavily invested in a joint venture with companies owned by the chinese communist party. are we supposed to feel better because he is now working to unwind his busy relationships with the most powerful global adversary? imagine if this was one of the trump kids. you know what the reaction would be. i'm sure questions will be answe

on how that 2 trillion dollars of joe biden spending how it's used of course in the coronavirus spending but what's happened in previous bailouts it is of course the rich get richer the poor are getting poorer and the poor are losing the values intrinsic to his arrest in their currency as opposed to bitcoin which is separate i don't think it has been an instrument of. great wealth redistribution equalization but it is 2 extremely relaxed expensive muti policy and the extremely low acid use that has been used and forced. as created a belfast boom asset boom viscous that has increased equality there's no doubt about it it is time that suit fiscal measures especially you address these inequality consequences of the measures taken thus far because they're clearly morally acceptable. you know of course that that if i put on a near liberal hat of austerity i'll be saying if you look at the 10 year bond auction the other day actually you are being far too pessimistic and and fiscal easing and a bit of expansionary activity is just what's called for now not what you're implying austerity. you're seeing you need more fiscal stimulus to support not. the composit

just moments ago, president joe biden marked the inconceivable, unconscionable toll that the coronavirus pandemic has taken in the richdern, supposedly sophisticated united states. more than half a million lives just gone. >> today, we mark a truly grim, heartbreaking milestone. as we acknowledge the scale of this mass death in america, we remember each person and the life they lived. they're people we knew. they're people we feel like we knew. we often hear people described as ordinary americans. there's no such thing. there's nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. as a nation, we can't accept such a cruel fate. we've all been fighting this pandemic for so long, we have to resist becoming numb to the sorrow. we have to resist viewing each life as a statistic or a blur or on the news. we must do so to honor the dead, but equally important, care for the living, those left behind. for the loved ones left behind. that's what has been so cruel. so many of the rituals that help us cope, that help us honor those we loved haven't been available to us. the final rites with family gathered around,

george kent wrote an e-mail saying we need to tell joe biden just how much hunter biden undercut american policy in ukraine. this wasn't just about getting rich american policy in ukraine. lou: and that documentation of all of that, so many documents concerning spygate and the insistence on transparency in the final days of the trump administration, you were working diligently to put together that reporting, and the white house failed to deliver those documents and still hasn't, as i understand it, to this day. >> that's right. they really let the president down. the president signed an order before he left office, he declassified a binder about 15, 17 inches thick. i have a full listing of what the documents are that he declassified. only about 15% of those have been released or made public since the declassification. major, major documents are sitting there, and i don't know if anyone has the time or courage to release them now. i'm very worried that the president's declassification order has been thwarted. what could we get? we could get the unredacted fisa warrants. i know what's in them. let's get those out. we have all the handling docu

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. >>> president joes at 61%. according to the latest a.p. polling, a number never achieved business his press saysor. it comes as he moves forward with his agenda, rolling back a number of trump-era policies. president biden explaining today about why he's pushing so hard on his nearly $2 trillion relief bill. >> some in congress think we have already done enough to deal with the crisis in the country. others think that things are getting better and we can afford to sit back, neither do little or nothing at all. that's not what i see. i see enormous pain in this country. a lot of folks out of work, a lot of folks going hungry, staring tess ceiling tonight wondering what i'm going to do tomorrow. a lot of folks trying to figure out how to keep their jobs and take care of their children. a lot of folks reaching the breaking point. >>> president biden met today with house democrats who are aiming to have the covid relief bill passed and sent to the senate in two weeks. eli stokele writes today in "los angel

making more than the student's family are, so joe needs to stop letting us, the taxpayer get taken to the cleaner while his buddies in the unions get richut the minority children that jesse alluded to. he was down on free ipads. i think they all should have for you wi-fi, computers, i worry that they are not getting educated at all in this teaching at home, one thing when you have a family and parents were very attentive and they can make sure the team is doing the work and the school who was responsive, there's not even a virtual learning going on as far as i can see. >> sandra: especially in the city of chicago effect at the most because if you had any money at all, you put your kid in that school, put your kid and private school, hire tutors to put kids together in pods and guess what, those kids are getting taken care of at least somewhat if those poor kids are sitting at home and parents who can get to work and therefore they can't put food on the table, really struggling americans in cities like chicago so joe biden declares how a national emergency, treat it like one. i've got a note in front of me right now that they called pres

rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you the main news this hour u.s. president joe biden says that he's ending american support for the saudi led war in yemen including a ban on the sale of specific weapons saudi arabia has responded by saying that it supports a political solution. the european union's foreign policy chief has appealed for alexina his release to be seen with his russian counterpart in moscow choice of ball met with sergei lavrov the 1st high level e.u. visits to russia since 2017 delegates in libya's transitional talks of voting select a new interim government it's the final day of the u.s. led libyan political dialogue forum in geneva part of the country's ongoing peace process. hong kong is imposing sweeping new rules for schools china as children as young as 6 will be taught about the controversial national security law imposed by mainland china students will also learn about tough penalties for antigovernment offenses they'll be taught how to sing china's national anthem and they also learn about the police of the people's liberation army of a s

joe biden administration, they knew they were silent and complicit. >> laura: the goal was to trash trump and they got all these bigwig rich people all across the country to line their pockets and buy their vacation homes and buy there luxury clothes and cars and whatever the heck they do and that was it. the goal was to get trump, the victims be, allegations be, the goal was to get trump and all of these rich hollywood types that gave them money, where are they, speaking up for the supposed victims? >> they should be interviewed and our reporters will want to speak to them. $87 million raised, 50 million went to lincoln project affiliated organizations, by the group's founders. >> laura: grifters, grifters, grifters, one and all, thank you so much. another grifters waiting in the wings, one led by republican congressman adam kinzinger, i mentioned in the last segment was steve scalise. he wants his media pals to know he's the right kind of republican, one that will project the america first movement and he found his first target. >> who's the first republican you plan on challenging and the 2022 midterms are supporting that challenge? >> there is a hu

rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. >>> good afternoon. i'm in for ayman mohyeldin. about two hours from now joene for the first time since becoming president of the united states. despite cdc recommendations against travel. earlier he held his first oval office meeting with the top democrats in the house to talk about his pandemic relief plan after the first jobs report of his administration showed that employers created only 49,000 jobs in the month of january. and then the unemployment rate fell to 6.3%. a sign that some have really given up looking for work. the president is urging major action. watch this. >> we're still in the teeth of this pandemic. the way i see it, the biggest risk is not going too big. if we go too small. >> so one year ago today, donald trump's first impeachment trial ended in his acquittal with only one republican senator voting to convict. this time could be very

i'm rebecca riches thanks for joining us and just a few minutes from now the ladies of germany and france will join the u.s. president joe biden to talk about the future of transatlantic relations it will be an opportunity to show just how much or how little the e.u. has in common with a new washington administration. but discussion will take place as part of the munich security conference this year with virtual discussions because of the coronavirus the event follows the group of 7 meeting another virtual gathering where world leaders focused on rebuilding the global economy after the covert 19 pandemic. so a lot of high level talking going on today and here to help us analyze it all is chief political editor. and joining us from brussels with a view from the e.u. is barber of a zone before we look ahead to munich you've been following today's g 7 meeting can you fill us in on the outcome of those talks you have just come back from the press crowned conference of german chancellor angela merkel and reiterated the signal that the g 7 wanted to send now that joe biden is the president after donald trump that multi-lateral

people will have and of course rich nations will try to buy as many as the vatican historically tried to have a more deleterious view of access of all states i think joe biden has a mandate to solve these crisis as quickly as possible. this may mean the expense of a certain fairness. be interesting to see how this plays out. sue and the irony there is you can vaccinate the united states but if the world is unvaccinated to sign a safe place to travel. very strange variance coming in who may be carrying the virus themselves. so ultimately fortress american terms of fox nation makes no sense in the long run. how is there talk about endorsing a universal basic income and other economic policies that really move away from a liberal or neoliberal policy, do you anticipate the biden administration is going be influenced by that or is the vatican going to back away from that discussion? did they just think it will get no traction in a biden white house? i think what they think on this issue over all is quite clear. i have an idea of government see also know there is a reluctance given the impression there is a dictation to one particular government or country

russia, iran, and china rich again and every american watching the show tonight will pay more for their heating bills when they gas up at their local gas station. great policies, joectly.. it puts americans last. it raises electricity prices. it does nothing for the environment. it is abysmal on all fronts. they are taking away jobs from my hometown. they are destroying jobs all around the country and meanwhile, they are prioritizing terrorist vaccinations. apparently it was just prioritizing terrorists. >> sean: mohammed, the likes of him. great plan, joe. i wish you were up watching the show. it's way pastt your bedtime. thank you both for being with us. when we come back, project strikes again. also exposing big tech's blatant biased against conservatives. first it was twitter and now it's facebook. james o'keefe at that exclusive. and big news cnn humpty dumpty continuing his obsession, stocking of all things hannity and fox news. we have a little message for him and his team tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: and tonight, another video from project veritas now showing facebook ceo mark zuckerberg criticizing donald trump, discussing the inauguration of joe biden andd

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joe, i think about the sport of hockey. i'm a big hockey guy. there's been a movement over the past couple years to really make it no longer a rich kid sport. have fun. the fact that we thought about playing politics with this is absolutely shocking but it shouldn't shock me because we play politics with everything. with that, white house press secretary jen psaki refusing to condemn andrew cuomo over the nursing home covid deaths. here is more of that exchange. take a listen. >> does president biden still believe that andrew cuomo is gold standard, represents the gold standard on leadership during this pandemic? ?just a yes or no. >> the president -- well, it doesn't always have to be a yes or no answer, john. i think the president is focused on his goal, his objective as president of the united states. he's going to continue to work with governor cuomo. todd: so many democrats are jumping off the cuomo bandwagon. why can't the biden administration seem to quit him? >> it's amazing, right. jen psaki didn't expect this. john carl of abc asked that question twice. so he had to follow up and say it's just a yes or no question and then jen psa

every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. >>> along with joe, williee winning columnist hugh gene robinson. host of "way too early" kasie hunt. and senior political correspondent for the washington examiner, david drucker. we have a lot of stories to get to this friday morning. former president donald trump rejects democrats request for him to testify at his impeachment trial. president biden heads to the state department and lays out his vision for u.s. foreign policy. the u.s. senate voted on amendments through the night bringing democrats one step closer to passing president biden's covid relief package. and in the latest associated press poll, joe biden's job approval rating is at 61%. >> that's -- >> that's quite high. >> willie, i'm not good at this politics thing. i haven't been following it much. is that usually where presidents are? >> not out of the gate like that. 61% in a divided nation. he's putting his head down and trying to avoid the fight over impeachment in the united states senate and to show he's getting things done. that continued

. >> what do democrats know about joe biden the rest of us don't? >> a teacher calls on richl. ainsley: cpac kicks off today and donald trump makes his first public address. >> the country, so many people are here. ♪♪ i was born free ♪♪ steve: the empire state building, this song would be better from the last hour. people in the empire state building are also free. mostly empty now. ainsley: to go to the observation deck is $15. brian: it cost me $15 to have another verse to that song. >> seeing all the structures in new york i have a greater appreciation, the men who built america, it is a great show on prime. a story about the rockefellers and vanderbilts and they were so innovative, they found a way for the market. steve: teddy roosevelt said share the wealth a little. dixie bell cafÉ talking to the people, he could not shave. a little stumble could be gone >> dixie bell's, look what i found. the cornerstone connection cover photo. you are on the cover. we are talking, not so many brian kilmeade fans. >> hurts my feelings. >> reporter: we love brian kilmeade and steve. we

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rich, poor, it attacks us all. i am not going to go into great detail, but we have a fellow with us tonight right there, his name is joe, and joe had brought a concept to us and he asked me if i would be the head coach, and it's a game changer. there has been so much happened and tonight, i am announcing a game changer. in conjunction with the drug intervention institute, west virginia established a partnership with the world-renowned betty ford foundation to bring evidence-based prevention programs to opioid and substance abuse programs to all students in west virginia schools. tonight, we have with us mark, the president and ceo of hazleton betty ford, and we have angela, the founder and executive director of barr, building assets and reducing risk. so please give them a round of applause. [applause] just so you will know where i am, we made some really, really bold steps for broadband, did we not? west virginia is deficit on broadband beyond belief. we need to do any and everything we can to blanket our state with broadband. it will make us better and better and better, and the opportunities just abound everywhere.

, media liberals say it's pretty rich for donald trump to talk about using the law as a weapon when he asks for the justice department to investigate barack obama and joeecial counsel to look into the origins of the russian probe. it does not mean necessarily that the new york investigation isn't partisan. >> well, so, one yes. i think it is a little rich. this is the guy who would lead chance against lock her up against his political opponents. he has a long record of disparate look, the reason i think the press is so interested in this is because it's unprecedented. the fact that you have a former president of the united states facing grand jury investigations over tax returns and look, the tax story has been around for a long time. it goes back to his first campaign when he promised to release them and then spent four years doing everything he possibly could to not release them. so now the prosecutors have them and they are in front of a grand jury and we don't know what will happen with them but this is a heck of a story. i can understand why the press is interested. i think kat is right. thank god for donald trump that his twitter was a shutdown b

rich nations will try to buy as many. the vatican historically has had a more view access of all states of all people. this is something we will see. i think joe biden has a mandate for the american people to solve this crisis as quickly as possible. but that may mean at the expense of a circumstance. so be interesting to see how this plays out. speak the irony there as you can vaccinate the united states put up the world is not vaccinated it's not a safe place to travel. so unless you completely shut your borders and let no one in your still going to be vulnerable to variance coming in and people who may be carrying the virus themselves for itself ultimately in fortress america in terms of fox nation makes no sense in the long run. what about the economic views of pope francis? there's talk about the possibility of endorsing universal basic income and other economic really move away from a liberal economic policy. did you anticipate the biden administration will be influenced by that? is the vatican going to actually from that discussion? you think it will get no traction in the biden house? >> guest: i think -- what they think on this issue

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rich and wildlife is at risk from climate change. and i'm lee harding with all of your sports news england's cricket captain hit another century joe root past 100 for the 3rd match in a row to put england in a strong position in the 1st test match against india. libya's warring sides to vote to choose a new interim government they've elected 4 leaders on the final day of the un led libyan political dialogue forum near geneva. has been chosen as interim prime minister until the elections in december the decision was announced by the u.n. envoy stephanie williams i am pleased to witness this historic moment. the in. the importance of the decision that you have taken here today will grow with the half time. in the collective memory of the libyan people. this process you are proud has come a long way from when we 1st convened you virtually in october of last year. ok we'll cross to train in tripoli in a moment 1st to our diplomatic editor james bays who's been following the u.n. back to vote from there james it's quite complex it's quite dense unpack it for us what does it really mean for the country. it is an optimistic moment libya has a

rich and poor? i don't want to hear you bashing somebody else. i'd like to know what you believe. at least in the senate when they have objected to joe biden's $1.9 trillion, at least they came up with their own plan. i have no clue what those in the house are doing except they're hungry to get power. and power, to me, without purpose, is bankrupt. >> you know, van, this 11th-hour speech that this congresswoman gave on the house floor today, she had years to walk back these comments. many of them made 2018, 2019. she never did. she didn't. she couldn't even bring herself today to formally apologize. asked for forgiveness for the outrageous comments that she made. what does that say to you? >> well, i mean, too little/too late with regard to her speech. you know, kevin mccarthy has a point. this is unprecedented. it does set a, quote/unquote, bad precedent. but what precedent do we choose? we now have two precedents we have to choose. it's unprecedented for us to have a violent assault on the capitol and have cheerleaders for it sitting in the building. it's unprecedented for us to have somebody in the building who has winked and nodd

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