well frankly progress on has been into a situation for example united research of america because this whole guantanamo bit there was a huge debate that this happened likewise in spain the detention period actually gone up to sammy knew. there were drastic lawyers decon by the by the by the european countries by the america when the menace of terrorism if you crossed all limits and that happened in pakistan as a but not know not a melissy back in pakistan you will appreciate the biggest number of missing persons was in previous. from 2 dozen 13 to 18 but didn't do one hard for years of growth of prime minister montgomery the number has actually declined video visibly declined and i believe that in next 6 months you will see the number of missing persons will be 0 mr minister ok so you say the number of missing people will be 0 tell me because your government and this has been reported has finally decided to expedite a mek mechanism to resolve the issue but you didn't do this on prompt it if you. i understand that the islamic high court ruled last month that the prime minister and his c

research that has been done. it is so shortsighted. the united states of america is not on the right side of this right now. what we would like is between now and monday for the president of the united states -- i am certainly supporting of joe biden and kamala harris -- would say that we suprt the waiver at the wto. it would make all the difference in the world. i know that nancy pelosi, our speaker of the house come has spoken out on this issue as well and said this is important for us to do for ourselves most of it is our o self terest a we. do nowant t -- we are spendi aitional llions of dollars to aress tousm, to helpheac airnes, to beble to help our economy. all of that would be for not if we cannot protect ourselves ainst this virus because we ll not help the international community. and there are hundreds of organizations -- heth ornization human rhts ganizaons, ngos arnd the world -that a pading, really, r this waiver be apoved. nermeen: cld you respond to those o opposehis wver not on theasisf profs, b simp on the basiof the fact at they y these ccines, particar pfizeand modea, whichre dficult t t

for the 2 nations to avoid any confrontation research rescuers continue to search for 35 workmen thought to be trapped in a tunnel in the united states of america and efforts continued overnight but there's been no sign of survivors families of the missing men say they are losing hope in the united nations nuclear watchdog says iran started producing your rainy and metal in another violation of the 2050 nuclear deal international atomic energy agency says says it's identified the material at a facility in the city of. iran it previously said it needs the material for research but critics say it can also be used in a nuclear bomb up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the latest inside story is next. we understand the difference is similarities have cultures across the center matter how you take. out you see. them and current affairs that matter to you. the senate decides to try former president donald trump for a 2nd time with a partisan vote where will the division leave the u.s. and how will it affect washington's in gauge went with the world this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i am sam is a than well it's taken almost 4

of the virus have been detected in at least 33 states across america. researchers say these variants could prolong the pandemic and possibly create another surge. on the vaccine front, the united kingdom launched a new trial to test the safety and efficacy of different vaccines one dose from astrazeneca, followed by one from pfizer. if that's effective, health experts say it could speed up the sluggish vaccine rollout dr. celine gounder now, she's an infectious disease specialist and epidemiologist at nyu. what do you make of mixing the shots, is that a realistic vaccine distribution of these issues >> we're essentially seeing science play out in action the scientific method is about asking a question, saying will this work, and testing it, and so instead of mixing and matching vaccines without science, without data, they are doing the right thing here of actually studying this and seeing if that will work. >> dr. gounder, there is a dip in cases and hospitalizations as we reported. why do you think that is >> well, over thanksgiving, over christmas, over new year's, people got together with family and friends. they did so, at least some of them, without masks, without social

research being used to justify wiretaps. this is really obtrusive stuff on civil liberties. your word on that. >> i was never comfortable with the idea that we had this secret court in the united states of americacute? yes. have they shown any propensity to prosecute one of their own? no. unfortunately, though, the court could also hold these people and content. are you aware of any other court in the land where you purposely and knowingly liedld to the cout that they would not do something to you? how the court does not stand up for itself and say, hey, department of justice, you cannot mislead us. you cannot lie to us. if you do, there are no consequences. what does that tell the next generation? people have got to be held accountable. they kind of turn their backs and they t do not believe that there is justice in this country. >> it is good to see you. thank you so much. we hear what you are saying. we willry stay on this story. great to have you back on. comeac back again soon. comingm to the bottom of the hour. foxbusiness network. vince coglianese with us next. a lot of embarrassing headlines coming in about governor cuomo. now there is a push against the justice department to subpoena h

research being used to justify wiretaps. this is really intrusive stuff on civil liberties. your word on that? >> yeah. i was never comfortable with the idea we had a secret court in the united states of americaartment of justice prosecute? yes. are they have they shown any propensity to prosecute one of their own? no. unfortunately though the court could also hold these people in contempt. are you aware of any other court in the land where if you purposely and knowingly lied to the court that they wouldn't do something to you? i mean how the court doesn't stand up for itself and say, hey, department of justice, you cannot mislead us, you cannot lie to us and if you do there are no consequences? i mean what good is that? what does that tell the next generation? people have got to be held accountable. that is why the american people are fed up. they turn their back, they don't believe there is justice in this country. elizabeth: all right. jason chaffetz. good to see you. thank you so much. yeah. we hear what you're saying about two tier justice. we'll stay on this story. jason chaffetz, good to have you back on. come back soon. we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox

united states of engaged with strategic with china and technology is a central domain of that competition. we show no illusions about china's objectives to undercut the advantages and displace america's global leader in research development and the technology and industries of the future. the national security and economic consequences have allowed that to happen and unacceptable. that is certain about the president conveys in his conversations with our partners and allies. but this is a major reason the president is committed to making major investments in science and technology, research and development and supply exchange security and leverage the full breath of authority available to us to protect national and economic security interest. that is our commission here and obviously, he will communicate that to allies and partners as he is having engagements with them. did you have a second question? >> reporter: actually, women have the highest jobless rate over the past six months. in the report indicates that it is due to the pandemic. so other than a signed memo, what president biden do to change for americans and helping to find a job or the deal with the current situation? >> secretary psaki: certainly