sustained severe leg injuries he's currently receiving treatment for that but i want to bring in rob reynolds he's live for us in los angeles and rob this is going to be a blow isn't have for the fun's all the player who's had a very troubled a very public history. he's had indeed tiger woods has had a brilliant and yet a kind of a harrowing history in the public eye brilliant because he is by anyone's estimation one of the greatest golfer souse ever lived change that the nature of goals of the game of golf attracted tens of millions of fans and as a person of color in a virtually all whites 40 expanded their horizons of goal if you gave encouraged to other young athletes and what i'm going to see there because the saddest has taken a question is from the press of the moment so we're going to listen to those questions and we'll come back to science i will leave it at that he was he was he was alive and he was he was conscious and. that's the extent of them that. there was no evidence of impairment so a subsequent to that we're not going to make any there was no effort to draw blood for exampl

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. this is our sara these are the top stories the 4th day of donald trump's 2nd impatient trial has concluded his lawyers wrapped up their defense arguing the trial is unconstitutional and that evidence against trump was manipulated he's a key is if in sizing the rise in capitol hill last month in which 5 people died both sides face questions from senate.

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories the un secretary general has appealed to wilt leaders to end what he called a suicidal war on nature and tony good ted i spoke of the release of a u.n. environment ripoll what out.

west coast a warning some may find images and rob reynolds report disturbing the videos are shocking. in san francisco a man attacks 84 year old vito rock tonopah d. injuring him so badly he later died in oakland's historically chinese neighborhood a 91 year old man is violently pushed to the ground smashing his head on the curb and causing serious injuries surveillance video in an oakland chinatown shop shows an assailant waiting till an elderly woman takes out money then tries to violently rob her before racing off researchers see an uptick in crimes against asian americans we don't know if there are racially motivated or not and so we're not calling about a crimes because we have no clear racial bias and tent. we do know that american idol we have targeted in our data i'm asian american are we are disproportionately represented and that's why it's so horrific among asian communities a wave of attacks has turned what should be a time of celebration the lunar new year and dawning of the year of the ox into a season of fear instead we think it can meet and many seniors who lead inside

or are in the process of approving hero pay including los angeles oakland irvine and san jose rob reynolds al jazeera long beach california. another part of the trump empire has come crashing down although this time it's not political. days after the former president's historic 2nd impeachment trial one of his derelict casinos is being demolished the real estate magnate opened the atlantic city of his office in 1904 and in his heyday movie stars athletes and rock stars used to party there but he lost control of the trump plaza casino 3 bankruptcy in 2009 and it closed in 2014. the top stories here on al-jazeera at least 290 peoples and stuff a thought to be missing after an armed man kidnapped people from a school in nigeria at least one student was killed while several more wounded in the attack were taken to hospital for treatment the state run school and could car it was overrun early on wednesday but no group is so fucked.

west coast activists say this represents a bigger problem in american society rob reynolds reports from los angeles. the videos are shocking. in san francisco a man attacks 84 year old vito rotten apoc d. injuring him so badly he later died in oakland's historically chinese neighborhood a 91 year old man is violently pushed to the ground smashing his head on the curb and causing serious injuries surveillance video in an oakland chinatown shop shows an assailant waiting till an elderly woman takes out money then tries to violently rob her before racing off researchers see an uptick in crimes against asian americans we don't doubt that a racially motivated are not and so we're not calling about a crimes because we have no clear racial bias and tent. we do know that asian american oddly have targeted in our data i'm asian american are we are disproportionately represented and that's why it's so horrific among asian communities a wave of attacks has turned what should be a time of celebration the lunar new year and dawning of the year of the ox into a season of fear instead we think it can

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. this is algis that baze the top stories. as being more gunfire and somalia's capital as aggros of it and they have national elections this was the same in central mogadishu if don't want to call my shots were heard as a presidential candidate was rallying against the current data don kresch who opened fire position is holding a day of protest calling on the president to step down catherine's always been monitoring developments from kenya's capital nairobi. we are being told that the military and police have now cordoned off that all area around the airport where we've seen these dramatic since 2 hours ago what happened is that the protesters were gathering around that area they were being led by several presidential candidates including former prime minister has the higher security forces tried to disperse them and then there was this intense gunfight between the government forces and proposition security forces as well we also witnessed a huge explosion severa

spacecraft possibly aarons has traveled 470000000 kilometers to find out if that was at a life rob reynolds reports. space scientists erupted in cheers when perseverance landed safely on mars it was the culmination of an action packed nailbiting 7 minute landing sequence. first the spacecraft entered mars orbit then its intreat capsule raced into the martian atmosphere at 19000 kilometers per hour. the craft then deployed a large parachute to slow its approach to the target zone. slowing down the craft fired thrusters to hover just above the surface then deployed a crane to lower the rover gently downwards that's how confirmed. began picking up the end of. the complex and delicate operation went off without a hitch moments later perseverance beamed back images of barren landscape studded with boulders congratulations our savior pain and our own team that's not years well excellent job it's the most ambitious and far reaching mission to the red planet baby and you know by the end of the made by the executive 2030 start pushing out of the earth moon system in lancaster about somebody. the rov

or are in the process of approving hero pay including los angeles oakland irvine and san jose rob reynolds al jazeera long beach california. this is algis there and these are the top stories an unknown number of people are fed kidnapped or missing in nigeria often armed group attacked a school and not just 8 several wounded students were taken to hospital. they say her defense ministers are holding their 1st meeting since u.s. president joe biden took office they're expected to focus on next year's missions in iraq and afghanistan biden administration is reviewing the peace deal that donald trump made with the taliban that includes withdrawing troops by may the 1st the u.n. secretary general has called on wealthy nations to lead a global vaccination effort and target said is warm to the pandemic will last longer of chronic viruses allowed to spread like wildfire in poor countries yet progress on vaccinations has been widely an event and france just can't countries ever admit is that it's 75 percent of all covered in $1000.00 vaccines meanwhile more than 130 countries have not received a si

for now, rob reynolds in los angeles, thank you never very much indeed. that u.s.nd the eu have condemned to the arrest of a senior opposition here in georgia. it was taken into custody on tuesday morning, accused of seeking to violently overthrow parliament. we report from the capital. reporter: surrounding the headquarter of georgia's largest opposition party, police carried out a special operation to breach the building. opposition supporters resisted, but officers soon overwhelmed them, taking the leader of the united national movement into custody. last week, georgia's prime minister resigns, citing concerns about clamping down on the opposition. his successor, appointed on monday, was quick to take a hard-line position. >> i sincerely thank the entire police force for protecting the dignity of our state, the stability of our state, and once again reminding everyone that we are a state governed by the rule of law. reporter: he is accused of leading antigovernment protests that turned violent in the summer of 2019. but the opposition says, his arrest is politic

lane of traffic hit the curb hit a tree and there was several rollovers during that process when rob reynolds is live for us in los angeles rob the lot of people around the world are going i actually going to be very concerned about this because we're talking about a nothing who's built an extraordinary golfing career despite the fact that many aspects of his private life have been very public. well i think you're right rob that many people will be very very concerned and upset by this but also very relieved that as sheriff alex dillon gave us said this was not worse than than what it could have been if you look at the damage to the vehicle a modern s.u.v. that tiger woods was driving it's it seems remarkable that. his injuries were not greater now we do know that he underwent surgery we have not had a briefing from the hospital where he's being cared for yet so we don't know exactly when he were how long the surgery last or when he went out and what he's doing now is likely to be in intensive care but looking at the the biography of tiger woods i think you're right that the golfing war was s

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the 4th day as donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial has concluded his lawyers wrapped up their defense arguing the trial is unconstitutional and that evidence against trump was manipulated is accused of inciting the riot on capitol hill last month and which 5 people died both sides face questions from senators this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition it is constitutional cancel culture history will will will record this shameful effort as a deliberate attempt by the democrat party to smear censor and cancel not just president trump but the 75000000 americans who voted for him the u.s. senate as a paid tribute to a man they say is a hero of the capital riots eugene goodman was awarded the congressional gold medal its highest civilian honor for his role in protecting politicians during the insurrection s

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. pakistan has one of the wilds top 10 sugar producing countries . and seeing shortage of refined wine checa explains. all go up august on into 5th largest. country in. the prices of white sugar. and that means that it is an affordable for more people across pakistan and that of course has political ramifications ready for the target on their government led by imran khan. for not being able to control the prices of essential commodities but the government is now moving to import tax free in order to grow. and mitigate that price and also to be able to send a signal that mafia and a card. to keep prices the sugar price has skyrocketed due to the wrong policies of this government supporting the sugar mafias however to cross. a farmer that also busy producing brown sugar. harvest. they make more money by crushing their own sugarcane and then you get to the still gummy because it does not pay for the extra costs involved in transportation and. produce . beneficial. a

tech welt is taking action rob reynolds reports. it's the battle of the internet giants with apple calling out facebook over consumer privacy without mentioning facebook by name apple c.e.o. tim cook threw down the gauntlet at a data privacy conference last month knology just asked for was a result they. were just but that's exactly how facebook does succeed by scooping up vast amounts of data about its 2800000000 active users in order to allow other companies to bombard them with advertisements supposedly tailored to their specific interests facebook gets almost all of its revenue through ads if you're like me and just about everybody else you probably haven't printed out facebook's terms of service and studied them. but experts say what you might find in these pages could surprise you facebook is probably keeping track of what you're doing when you're not on facebook and when you're not even one into facebook facebook is able to get data on what you're up to when you're using all kinds of apps and when you're browsing on websites

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. tough a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the 4th day of donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial has concluded his lawyers wrapped up their defense auditing the trial is unconstitutional and the evidence against trump was manipulated he's accused of inciting the riots on capitol hill last month in which 5 people died both sides face questions from senators. this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition it is constitutional cancel culture history will will will record this shameful effort as a deliberate attempt by the democrat party to smear censor and cancel not just president trump but the $75000000.00 americans who voted for him and u.s. senators that paid tribute to a man they say is a hero of those riots eugene goodman was awarded the congressional gold medal its highest civilian honor for his role in protecting politicians during the insurrection s

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. it's good to have you with us hello adrian fit here in the headlines i was here a u.s. president joe biden has announced a return to multilateralism he spoke at the munich security conference on transcending the virtual g. 7 summit a promise coordinated action to deal with the pandemic as well as climate change i know the past few years of strain and tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe to consult with you earn back our position of trust and leadership achieving his these goals is going to depend on a course to t.g. proposition and that is the united states must renew america's enduring advantages so that we can meet today's challenges from a position of strength. biden went on to mention iran and said that he's willing to return to the 2050 nuclear deal but he criticized hiran for destabilizing actions the us government has agreed to enter mediated talks but iran is demanding an immediate

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. the sound is there and based on the top stories more gunshots have been fired in somalia's capital as agood close of a day national elections this was the scene in central mogadishu. as a presidential candidate was campaigning against the current leader with unclear at whom up.

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. and to cooper test as unmanned modern fusing to back down despite fears of a violent crackdown by the military thousands of people have joined demonstrations for a 14th straight day according to the niece of deposed leader i'm sensing chain canada and the united kingdom have announced sanctions against me in mas ruling generals as international pressure against them is building on the united nations estimates of 3 quarters of me in ma civil servants are now on strike that's when fighting in somalia is capital mogadishu between government forces and groups. it's been happening in the area where the opposition plans to hold a rally later on friday they want the president to step down in somalia suspended old public gatherings due to covet 19 but the opposition say they have defied the order. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back. warnings of a huge famine and an offensive by who the rebels threaten new opportunities to end yemen's war. and a st

tuesday's crash police say it may take days or weeks before they determine the cause of the accident rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles thailand has received its 1st batch of krona virus vaccines the 200000 set of doses of china and 2000000000 have been awarded a 2nd batch is due to be shipped next month and the 3rd in april thailand has reported more than $25000.00 infections since the pandemic began those to have been detected since the latest wave of cases started in december. a protest against create a virus restrictions are being held for a 7th consecutive day police fired tear gas and live rounds killing 2 demonstrators as nicholas hack reports. 7 look at him on georgina cries i raised him like my son such a gentle and calm voice she says this was taken moments before the money died after police shot him in the head she says he had breached a government imposed curfew to get food but police say he was taking part in protests against the current of virus restrictions. then amarna. say they shot him like a dog threw him like a piece of rock treated him like a hunting animal i want my child b

tuesday's crash police say it may take days or weeks before they determine the cause of the accident rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles subaltern these riots have broken out of 3 prisons in ecuador leaving at least 67 inmates dead hundreds of police are trying to regain control of the facilities which are home to 70 percent of the country's prison population around half of those killed in the city of car the government say the violence is a result of gangs fighting for dominance a dream that perez salazar is an attorney who has visited some of the detention centers in ecuador he explains why the government has failed to reform the prison system we have a tremendous amount of structural issues that have been on addressed by the government. the actual government the present government and all the governments we had and. we have. basically give them the short amount of resources we have at this position it's very very unpopular to use these resources to enact real reform people say well if you are these people are evil dollars why should we invest in prisons why should we invest in we have got the

his administration initially thought the government signed contracts to buy another 200000000 rob reynolds reports from. their bodies great after a laboratory briefing by scientists at the national institutes of health president joe biden announced a major new increase in corona virus vaccine is on the way care since the afternoon we started a final contract for 100000000 more. and 100000000 more farther vaccines. are also able to move up the delivery date with an additional true $100000000.00 vaccines. through the end of july faster than we expected so far at least 33000000 people in the u.s. have gotten at least their 1st dose of vaccine and more than 10000000 have gotten a 2nd shot biden says his administration is on track to exceed his promise of 100000000 doses in its 1st 100 days and his chief medical advisor says that approximately 300000000 americans will be vaccinated by july or august and by the time we get to april that will be what i would call for you know for better wording open season namely virtually everybody and anybody in any category could start to get vaccinated from t

being back to earth are providing unprecedented details of the surface of the red planet and as rob reynoldsreports it's only the beginning of man's most ambitious exploration of another planet. this is the 1st ever color picture from a world more than 54000000 kilometers beyond ours it's one of several sent from perseverance is a ray of cameras this one shows the rover being lowered down by cables to its martian landing spot from the delivery space vehicle. nasa scientists say the rover came through its action packed landing thursday in fine form and happy to say that the river is doing great and healthy on the surface of mars and continues to be highly highly functional and then just kind of the rate at this shot shows one of the rovers heavy duty wheels that it will use to explore the red dust of just 0 crater for signs of extinct ancient life but perseverance won't be making tracks right away 1st engineers will perform system checks update its software and test some of its instruments like a robotic arm and a microphone in a month or so ingenuity the drone attached to the rover will take

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. it's good to have even a celebratory unfit here in the headlines i was.

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. well that's it as far as this hour is concerned but i'll be back in just a moment so what bring up spirits with the basically saying about. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to school supplies and training to help the world's most found mobile people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of that scene working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the land advocating for everyone to have access to essential health services now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making a healthy a world for you. for everyone. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through here and i just we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. already. i'm sending a clear message to the world

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds algis 0 los angeles key players involved in a trading frenzy and in this month of told skeptical u.s. politicians that barack aboveboard not to the volunteers he sent it on shabbes in the game stop video games toll which rose by as much as 1600 percent before falling shopping his of the free stock trading at robin hood and the online forum reddit for among those to testify during a congressional hearing. talk a quick check of the headlines here the world health organization has called on 6 african countries to go on high alert for a bola 11000 vaccines are heading to guinea in an attempt to stop an uncontrolled spread of the disease.

investigation and strict policies to ensure that the cruelty at the border never happens again rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles and the man who's expected to play a central role in those attempts to reverse trans policies has been sworn in as secretary of homeland security a lander by york us was confirmed by the u.s. senate he is the 1st latino and the 1st immigrant to hold the position where earlier people to judge was confirmed as transportation secretary he is the 1st openly gay member of the u.s. cabinet the former presidential contender will be leading white house efforts to increase spending on infrastructure meanwhile the impeachment case against donald trump has been set in motion at the senate democrats who drafted the check the charges have accused him of endangering the lives of all members of the congress by inciting his supporters to storm capitol hill trump's legal team says the senate lacks the authority to try him now that he's no longer president. she had has more from washington d.c. on the charges presented by the democrats. their argument is that what we saw here on

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. at half past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial is nearly finished but the final vote in the u.s. senate expected as early as this weekend's low is for the former.

or are in the process of approving hero pay including los angeles oakland irvine and san jose rob reynolds al-jazeera long beach california. japan's ruling policy says it wants female members to attend k. meetings but only if they don't talk the liberal democratic policies chief says they should act as observers and submit their opinions after the meeting earlier this month ahead of tokyo where the vix resigned following outrage over his remarks that women are annoying for talking too much in meetings but most are human then today it's important for the female lawmakers to fully understand what kind of discussions are happening not only in each political case but also in the party directors meeting and the general council so letting them take a look it's what it's all about and as you and i see it in different i think the united i think people in japan are finally aware of the problems that women can participate in society at the same level as men but by letting women attend the meeting as a service without the right to speak would make it look like women are participating with the same ri

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. let's take you through the headlines on al-jazeera donald trump 2nd impeachment trial is nearly finished final vote in the senate is expected as early as this weekend lawyers for the former president wrapped up their defense describing the trial as unconstitutional this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition it is constitutional cancel culture history will will will record this shameful effort as a deliberate attempt by the democrat party to smear censor and cancel not just president trump but the 75000000 americans who voted for him. simply trying manages insisted donald trump whipped up the right hands and didn't act to stop their rampage he knew the violence that was underway he knew the severity of the threats and most importantly he knew the capitol police were overwhelmingly outnumbered and in a fight for their lives against thousands of insurgents with wea

investigation and strict policies to ensure that the cruelty at the border never happens again rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles and the man who's expected to play a central role in those attempts to reverse trump's policies has been sworn in as secretary of homeland security and 100 may ocus was confirmed by the u.s. senate he's the 1st latino and the 1st immigrant to hold the position. the impeachment case against donald trump has been set in motion that the senate democrats who drafted the charges of accused him of endangering the lives of all members of congress by inciting his supporters to storm capitol hill trump's legal team says the senate lacks the authority to try him now that he's no longer president amazon's boss jeff bezos has announced that he's stepping down to see later this year he set to become executive chairman and plans to focus on new products and initiatives bezos leaves his post on a high note as the company posted quarterly sales of 100000000000 dollars for the 1st time and the jesse head of amazon web services will be stepping up to run a company larry magid is

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. let's take you through the headlines on al-jazeera donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial is nearly finished final vote in the senate is expected as early as this weekend lawyers for the former president wrapped up the defense describing the trial as unconstitutional.

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. dallas take a look at some of the headlines here the u.s. president joe biden is making his debut on the international stage addressing a virtual meeting of the g 7 is being hosted by u.k. prime minister virus johnson as he desired discussing the covert 19 vaccine distribution plan. there's been more gunfire in somalia's capital as anger grows over delayed national elections shots were fired in moderate issue as a presidential candidate led a rally against the current leader it's unclear who opened fire presidential candidate and former prime minister has an early hire to address the media q. security forces of killing protesters. today security forces opened fire against us as we led the peace rally in mogadishu this happens event was being watched around the world some have died and others wounded i'm standing well wishes to those who did the u.k. supreme court has ruled that drivers should be classed as workers and not self employed the judges agreed with an

tuesday's crash police say it may take days or weeks before they determine the cause of the accident rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles pakistan's prime minister has been meeting in sri lanka as president on the 2nd and final day of his visit on tuesday imran khan and prime minister mahinda rajapaksa discussed a joint efforts to fight religious extremism and how to help poor countries whether the pandemic major ones they should link or is expected to face strong criticism of the un human rights council that is jew in part for its failure to bring accountability to those involved in its 25 year long civil war. they speak to women often and as joins us live now from columbus mills a lot of important issues here for this visit what's the latest. that's right essentially the pakistan prime minister on wednesday met with president gore tabi rajapaksa that's of the presidential complex set up you see behind me and what we're hearing from the statement is that obviously the usual kind of rhetoric they had core deal talks they did sort of focus on the agricultural economy a book of both countries they t

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles.

tuesday's crash police say it may take days or weeks before they determine the cause of the accident rob reynolds. los angeles police in one just say there's been in the capital niamey mohammed about zoom it was declared winner of the presidential runoff he's home to head of his challenger the former president mohammed was one with more than 15 percent of the votes but the poll was mobbed by the killings of 7 election workers on sunday officials have called on candidates to respect the final results pakistan's prime minister is in sri lanka for a 2 day visit kannan prime minister rajapaksa have discussed a joint efforts to fight religious extremism and how to help poor countries whether the pandemic later on wednesday sri lanka is expected to face strong criticism at the un un human rights council meeting in part for its failure to bring accountability to those involved in its 25 year long civil war all right let's speak to men often and if he joins us live from colombo mandela says binet busy agenda with the pakistani prime minister now trade comes into focus i think. that's right make up any vi

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles lots more to come here now to say we're including we look at how we're to shortages are causing problems for farmers on the natural habitat going. on the u.s. government unveils a new immigration policy for them to citizenship for undocumented migrants more in that state's. it is not unusual to find small boats found boats in louisiana it is unusual to see them doing this being used almost no and yes that is one of the sudden stays but you know how cold it's been in the us texas being really badly hit these are night time temperatures from last night so they have come up to some degree but they are still mostly subzero now by friday morning this rain will be just edging offshore but it's still got a potential for want to tornadoes in the sunda storms the weather behind it will be sunny and slightly less code in fact if you look at the temperatures by day they're still subzero in the plain states in the midwest but we're above freezing in most of texas it'll take

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. at half past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial is nearly finished with a final vote in the u.s. senate expected as early as this weekend lawyers for the former president wrapped up their defense they simply described the trial as unconstitutional. this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition it is constitutional cancel culture history will will will record this shameful effort as a deliberate attempt by the democrat party to smear censor and cancel not just president trump but the 75000000 americans who voted for him. house impeachment managers that insisted donald trump whipped up the right hands and didn't act to stop their rampage. he knew the violence that was underway he knew the severity of the threats and most importantly he knew the capitol police were overwhelmingly outnumbered and in a fight for their liv

or are in the process of approving hero pay including los angeles oakland irvine and san jose rob reynolds al jazeera long beach california. this is all just there and these are the top stories an unknown number of people if it kidnapped or missing in nigeria often armed group attacked a school and not just 8 several wounded students were taken to hospital. nato defense ministers are holding their 1st meeting since u.s. president.

assignments marjorie taylor green has been criticized for promoting far right conspiracy theories rob reynolds sent us this report on growing concerns in the states about hate groups across america on deep web message boards and social media many conspiracy theorists are expressing dismay and disappointment following president joe biden's inauguration last month where it's just believed that somehow trump has been victorious and that there would be all these kind of democratic for years sort of put on trial at harrod's of the conspiracy theory q and on some of whom were involved in the riot at the u.s. capitol on january 6th believe leading democratic politicians are part of a global cup ball of pedophile cannibals some of them have now rejected that bizarre belief system but some are gravitating to more militant groups so the big wild card and i think we're looking at the united states is not whether we have an insurgency. but how fast and how hot it will run i will say that the rhetoric among friends soon as he's i don't think it's ever been hotter than it's been as long as i've been coverin

involving asian americans last year ranging from verbal abuse and spitting to physical assault rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. this is out to sara these are the top stories the 4th day of donald trump's 2nd impatient trial has concluded his lawyers wrapped up their defense arguing the trial is unconstitutional and that evidence against trump was manipulated is a key ziff in sizing the rise in capitol hill last month in which 5 people died both sides face questions from senate says this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition it is constitutional cancel culture history will will record this shameful effort as a deliberate attempt by the democrat party to smear censor and cancel not just president trump but the 75000000 americans who voted for him u.s. senate says a pay tribute to a man they say is a hero with capital rides eugene goodman was awarded the congressional gold medal its highest civilian honor his role in protecting some politicians sharing insurrection in a rare moment of unity

collect samples from the surface of mars which nasa hopes will one day be analyzed here on earth rob reynolds reports. this is the 1st ever color picture from a world more than 54000000 kilometers beyond ours it's one of several sent from perseverance is a ray of cameras this one shows the rover being lowered down by cables to its martian landing spot from the delivery space vehicle. nasa scientists say the rover came through its action packed landing thursday in fine form and happy to say that the rover is doing great and healthy on the surface of mars and continues to be highly highly functional and then just an exhilarating this shot shows one of the rovers heavy duty wheels that it will use to explore the red dust of just 0 crater for signs of extinct ancient life but perseverance won't be making tracks right away 1st engineers will perform system checks update its software and test some of its instruments like a robotic arm and a microphone in a month or so ingenuity the drone attached to the rover will take its 1st flight this rover is epic for it it represents. 8 years of hundreds of e

or are in the process of approving hero pay including los angeles oakland irvine and san jose rob reynolds al jazeera long beach california. now the nato defense ministers are holding their 1st meeting since u.s. president joe biden took office that expected to focus on nato as missions in iraq and in afghanistan and that says that by the minister ation reviews the peace deal that donald trump made with the taliban that includes withdrawing troops by may the fest's is cross have a touch of butler who's joining us from paris and following this isn't natasha this is the 1st native defense minister's meeting since biden became the new us president and this as i said what impact will the new administration have to think on the airlines. well for the secretary general of nato yes stoltenberg he is certainly hoping for a reset of relations between the alliance and the u.s. yes of course a member of the alliance but over the past few years in the past few years under donald trump's administration it is clear that relations between the u.s. and nato became a rather for donald trump often criticize

one martian year or $687.00 earth days the knowledge it acquires for humanity will last forever rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles a dutch appeals court will rule next week in a case against the government's controversial nighttime curfew a lawyer for the government has just appeals judges in the hague to have its on the panel because if you the bill was approved by the lower house of parliament on thursday the senate will debate the legislation and vote on it next week. sébastien is in the hague and has an update for us. after a week long political and legal battle about a controversial curfew here in the netherlands the government will happen it's a judge here decided that for at least another week this nighttime curfew starting at 9 pm every evening will still be in place this is a setback for a group of fires deniers who surprisingly wanted case against the state earlier in the week saying that this law this curfew restricts people freedom here in the netherlands too much and it's out of proportion but the status argue that the pandemic is still a serious threat and there's still a chan