u.s. housing market. use of all these hot ticket -- hot takes on the market. joe: i was going to say i'm not into takes, but i'm into takes. i'm into hot takes. the data is extraordinary because we see all the themes on display today. prices in the u.s. soaring on this speed of gains combined with the pace of new home sales disappointing because it is too hard to build them. caroline: i like to advocate the people should read what joe weisenthal puts out there, not just on twitter but what you write. you turn your attention to takes in the market. and then the redfin ceo promised any seller that she would name their firstborn after them. joe: what has it come to that you cannot even get a house if you promise to name your firstborn after the seller? >> there's an incredible shortage of homes to buy. young families looking to buy homes, low mortgage rates going in, and this is where we have been. i do think it is one of the surprises of the pandemic that for a year now, the u.s. housing market has been as

now we're publicans in the u.s. house of representatives have voted to remove list cheney from the leadership position the wyoming lawmaker was under mounting pressure for criticizing donald trump in particular for refusing to support his unfounded claims that the 2020 election was stolen from the party. knives were out for us republican liz cheney in a closed door vote to house republicans removed from her post in just 15 minutes you can be great by today's vote i do not i think that it is an indication of where the republican party is and i think that the party at is at a place that we've got to bring it back from the wyoming republican is a staunch conservative and dull to a form of vice president dick cheney she was seen as a champion for the republican party when she took the leadership role in 2018 but she came under fire for criticizing former president's donald trump over his claims that he lost the u.s. presidential election due to widespread fraud last november and for encouraging supporters to storm the capitol

he's also a democrat running for u.s. house seat in new jersey. omar, let me begin with you about these federal charges and now the consequence of such and how this is making the george floyd family feel particularly. >> well, for the floyd family, i think we heard in some of this press conference, they're emphasizing this moment is bigger than justice their family, and they want that message to be clear for other families who have gone through similar tragedies. congresswoman sheila jackson lee listed the names of trayvon martin, breonna taylor and more and they hope the charges that come down give the department the opportunity to reinvestigate some of the other cases, as the

u.s. house republicans have voted to remove fellow party member list cheney from her leadership position in congress the wyoming conservative has been under pressure for criticizing former president donald trump and his refusal to accept the results of the 2020 election cheney says she intends to continue to fight for integrity within the republican party. this is deja vu news from berlin you can find out from our more from our web site. if you lost someone to cope with 19 chances are it was a nurse who held their hand as they passed away it's a coronavirus pandemic has changed anything for the better it has to be a more sincere appreciation a greater awareness of nurses on this international nurses day we examine the sacrifices made in the past year often overworked and underpaid the frontline workers who many times became patients themselves sometimes losing their lives trying to save ours i'm bord gulf in berlin this is the day. to day is a special and nurtured day the people are grateful and

republican party leadership holding the number 3 post that of the republican conference chair in the u.s. house of representatives and republican leaders responded to that that includes the republican leader in the house kevin mccarthy and they held a vote in the basement of the capitol a secret vote in overwhelmingly chose 1st to oust liz cheney on wednesday and then on friday to vote in a least a phonic and the thing that really says about the republican party is that it is still solidly within the grip of donald trump's define it was asked who is the leader of the republican party and she said donald trump there are very few republicans who are willing to speak out against trump and that is because he has used his power he no longer has his twitter account but he still speaks out he has supported republicans running in primary elections against republicans in congress that he doesn't like he's also spoken out to criticize them invalid often cause them serious problems with their own voters but there are republicans willing to speak out against him and there's a lot of talk that liz cheney he

u.s. housing data released today. global supply chain struggling to ramp up. shortages are higher as companies and customers are running out of supplies. we hear from the walmart ceo and macy's speak to the supply chain issue. before we dig into that, the market is interesting in the nosedive we software the end of trade. joe: absolutely. another interesting volatile day. more bread on the screen. it is also interesting to see what is going on between the market and the dollar. kind of a lot of attention starting to get paid to this. look at this two-month correlation with the s&p 500, inverse correlation with the dollar. that is the main story here in terms of the drivers of what is going on. what does that say about the current regime that we are in? romaine: we did see the bloomberg dollar spot index get down to the lows in three years. it did rebound. joe: very interesting. for more, want to bring in cross asset reporter carita guida. what does that tell us? i think the dollar weakness has crept up on us. what is that telling us? ritika: shadow to curtis b

has a white house correspondent kimberly hockett with the latest on the u.s. political reaction to the israel palestine conflict in particular where the white house press secretary jen stocky has had to say. she is continuing to do some cleanup on the comments by the u.s. president joe biden on thursday where he stated that the response by israel is in his view not significant and for a 2nd day agent psaki found herself having to address those comments by the president saying that in no way was this a minimizing loss of life that in fact the united states is working very hard and mourns the loss of every life whether palestinian or israeli take a listen to what she had to say israel has the right to self-defense our focus remains on continuing to use every lever at our disposal to deescalate the situation on the ground i think it's also important to remind people a mosque is a terrorist organization hamas does not represent the views the families the people who are suffering all of the palestinian people who are suffering as a result of this violence on but the

in the u.s. house of representatives and open for business why greece has launched its tourism season this year head of the e.u. countries. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point at ways hello we're seen our seasonal rain set up across areas of china falling over the yangtze river through the east china sea into the korean peninsula let me show you sunday's really becoming organized here so we are running the risk of flooding pushes across the east china sea through south korea into key issue and honshu as well so i do think any of these cities could pick up about 50 millimeters of rain over the next 48 hours southeast asia the heaviest rain has really been concentrated over central and southern areas of the philippines devour as we have a tropical disturbance move through trenching rains here and more heavy rain in the forecast on saturday want to get you up to speed now with this disturbance in the arabian sea the indian meter all the trickle department warns this could very well become

had to defer to this meeting, but it's appropriate that we would consider it today given that the u.s. house of representatives just passed the covid-19 hate crimes act which in the senate it also passed. it was bipartisan, but this now goes to the president's desk and passed in the house of representatives today. as well as congressman judy chiu from southern california and of course our own congresswoman speaker nancy pelosi. i'd like to hand it over to commissioner tessie guillermo to introduce this item. >> commissioner guillermo: thank you for acknowledging the passing of the anti-asian pacific islander hate crime. revisiting this resolution is sort of appropriate given that this is asian american pacific islander heritage month. even though this was introduced in april, hopefully we'll get to the finalization and passage resolution here in the month of may. i just want to -- it's unfortunate that commissioner christian isn't with us at this point because she was in large part responsible for asking us to hold off on the final passage because there were some very key things that she tho

u.s. house republicans have voted to remove fellow party member list cheney from her leadership position in congress the wyoming conservative has been under pressure for criticizing former president donald trump and his refusal to accept the results of the 2020 election cheney says she intends to continue to fight for integrity within the republican party. this is g.w. news from berlin you can find out from our more from our web site did you doctor. if you lost someone to good 19 chances are it was a nurse who held their hand as they passed away if the coronavirus pandemic has changed anything for the better it has to be a more sincere appreciation a greater awareness of nurses on this international nurses day we examine the sacrifices made in the past year often overworked and underpaid the frontline workers who many times became patients themselves sometimes losing their lives trying to save ours i'm bord gulf in berlin this is the day. but today is a special and the most of day the people are

the u.s. housef representatives voted to create an independent commission to investigate the capital assault yesterday. 35 republicans joining democrats to pass the bill. the legislation now goeto the senate where it faces an uncertain future. we will have more later in the program. the new york state attorney general office has opened a criminal probe into former president trump's family business. at issue is whether the trump organization falsely reported property values to get better loans and tax benefits. mr. trump last the investigation today and said he is being unfairly attacked. more pandemic restrictions ease today across the country. new signsf life is returning to something like normal. new york city began letting fully vaccinated people know mass in most situations. the european union moved to reopen borders to vaccinated travelers from outside the 27 nation bloc. >> the council will recommend to curb restrictions including those vaccinated with an authorized vaccine. it will expand the

he represent the eighth congressional district of ohio in the u.s. house from 1991 till 2015 serving as both house minority and house majority leader prior to being named speaker of the house. weiner now serves as senior strategic advisor for squire patton boggs llp won the world's most foremost law and public policy firms. his appearance with us this afternoon is fortuitous for us given the enormous notoriety about his book and his public comments over the past week. so without further due, ladies and judgment please help me welcome speaker john weiner. welcome mr. speaker. >> well good afternoon. thank you for your kind introduction. want to thank all the members for signing up for today's event. we take a moment to thank those public officials who are with us today. served in public office for about 35 years. i understand the sacrifice and the efforts that are involved in doingre that. i never really wanted to write a book. i really felt like had a pretty interesting life in the career.eresting i've got 11 brothers and sisters and my dad owned a bar. of

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have voted to remove fellow party member loose cheney from a leadership position the wyoming lawmaker was under pressure for her criticism of donald trump and especially for her refusal to support his unfounded claims that the 2020 alexion was still on. knives who were out for us republican liz cheney in a closed door vote republicans removed from her post in just 15 minutes. great by today's i do not i think it is an indication of where the republican party is and i think that the party is at a place that we've got to bring it back from. the wyoming republican is a staunch conservative and go to a form of vice president dick cheney she was seen as a champion for the republican party when she took the leadership role in 2018 but she came under fire for criticizing former president's donald trump over his claims that he lost the u.s. presidential election jus to widespread fraud last november and for encouraging supporters to storm the capitol building on january 6th

and purged she feels the trunk loyalty test will now u.s. house republicans have sacked liz cheney from the top job the world our own party that some see her as a new leader for the post trying to tear up. the ass. on whether mark thank you very much for your company we open this broadcast with the increasing the worsening conflict between israelis and palestinians israeli forces are reported to be building up at the gaza border thomas militants have launched hundreds of rockets into israel israeli forces have responded with devastating air strikes on gaza and mob violence has broken out in israeli cities that are home to both jewish and palestinian communities prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned lynchings and street attacks saying this is not us. palestinian muslims in jerusalem come together to mark. the end of the holy month of ramadan is usually a time of joy but here and in gas the ongoing violence is overshadowing celebrations. was well off i distribute chocolate because i wanted to feel the joy because there's no atmosphere of e

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have vowed to remove fellow party member loose cheney from a top position wyoming republican has been under pressure for her repeated criticism of former president on trial for the vote cheney was the 3rd highest ranking house republican. and western powers of accuse china of massive crimes against the weaker muslim minority during a u.n. sponsored virtual meeting britain's un ambassador called situation in province one of the worst human rights crises of our times the u.s. says it will continue speaking up until china stops its quote crimes against humanity. migrants in greece have told d.w. they fear police detention despite being legally registered in the country w. has obtained footage from inside the power and s.t.d. detention center which is close to journalists w.'s funny reports on the accusations against greek authority says reza and his friends spend their days soon looking for somewhere to sleep in the cell and keep these from afghanistan any thread you s

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives voted to remove her from the party leadership today was the most significant purge the republican party has conducted since losing control of the u.s. senate and the white house in last november's election liz cheney one of the most conservative members of congress so out of favor with g.o.p. leaders rather quickly because she refused to accept donald trump's election lies and strewth today former president trump praised the move cheney's takedown shows in glaring clarity the g.o.p. is total subservience to donald trump cheney said today's vote will not change her conviction. i will do everything i can to ensure that the former president never again gets anywhere near the oval office we have seen the danger that he continues to provoke with his language we have seen his lack of commitment and dedication to the constitution and i think it's very important that we make sure whomever we elect is somebody who will be faithful to the constitution. my world is changed res

u.s. housing starts fell by more than forecast.ing that rising material costs continue to hold builders back. danielle, it is the worst time to be holding builders back, isn't it? because there is so much demand out there and not enough supply. >> i think that's a great point. we know we have unprecedented numbers of young people getting of age where they are likely to be first-time homebuyers. in their early 30's, that is where people typically nationwide bought their first home. the unprecedented level of demand from the demographics. on top of that, people have spent more time at home than ever before in the last year. that has brought home a front and center. it up to the priority list. so, you have two reasons really driving demand. and you have low mortgage rates helping people afford more homes than ever before. and there is a lot of demand in the market. against that background, we had a shortage of supply going into the pandemic. scholars have gotten skittish. -- sellers have gotten skittish. that has exacerbated the suppl

the u.s. house is about to come in as part of our long time commitment to bring you gavel to gavel coverage of congress. continue watching this homeland committee hearing at c-span.org. the house today will be working on a debt collection measure with amendment debate and votes coming up this afternoon. now live to the house floor. on c-span. of th e house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. holy god, our refuge and our protection, our shield and defense, into your hands we command our nation's police force. even as these men and women, our compatriots put their lives for their hometowns, their communities, their country, and this capitol, we pray your spirit be upon them. for their countless acts of dedication, selfless service and heroism, for the 394 men and women whose names were

u.s. house republicans have voted to remove fellow party member list cheney from her leadership position in congress the wyoming conservative has been under pressure for criticizing former president donald trump and his refusal to accept the results of the 2020 election cheney says she intends to continue to fight for integrity within the republican party. this is the news from berlin you can find out from more from our web site. if you lost someone to cope with 19 chances are it was a nerve sue held their hand as they passed away if the coronavirus pandemic has changed anything for the better it has to be a more sincere appreciation a greater awareness of nurses on this international nurses day we examine the sacrifices made in the past year often overworked and underpaid the frontline workers who many times became patients themselves sometimes losing their lives trying to save ours i'm bord gulf in berlin this is the day. to day is a special and much today the people are grateful and happy thi

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and then the u.s. house of representatives rep from 2006-2013. she became the first cmo and first asian-american senator in 2013 winning reelection in 2018. she serves on the committee on the judiciary, the committee on armedia services and the commite on energy and natural resources, among others. viet thahn nguyen is university professor and theis chair of english and the professor of english american studies and comparative literature at the university of southern california. his novel, thelu sympathizer, oe the 2016 a pulitzer prize for fiction and numerous other awards pick his most recent publication out this march is a sequel to the sympathizer, the committed. a few of his other books include collection, the refugees from 2017, and nothing ever dies, vietnam and the memory of war from 2016. senator hirono mr. markey and it is the subject of tonight to talk. please join me in welcoming viet thahn nguyen and snore mazie hirono. >> thank you. >> senator hirono come such a pleasure to be here with you but also with the audience in seattle. of

the house will create a commission to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. in the senate this morning, republican leader mcconnell already announcing his opposition to the proposal. final vote is expected in the house later this afternoon. around 5:00 p.m. eastern. live now to the house floor on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. holy god, abide with us in our walk this day. when the path isn't clear, grant us the gift of your discernment. when we stumble over our own pride, pick us up and strengthen us with humility. should we be caught in the web of deceit, free ustby your truth -- us by your truth. when temptation lures us offcourse, hold us accountable to the direction you intend for us. if along the way we should be injured by another in word or deed, fill our hearts and minds with forgiveness. when we are detoured by demands, help us to focus on your priorities. if we are overcome by anger at those who journey with us, may your kindness temp

u.s. has ever presented. the lower house. -- u.s. house of representatives.versaw meetings held b republican members of congress while they discussed policy and legislation. net position made her the third ranking republican. that should position made her the third wrecking republican. not anymore. -- that position made her the third ranking republican. not anymore. reporter: this is the most senior republican to actually say never again to donald trump after he lost office. >> republicans say this is about winning elections. liz cheney is focusing on the past rather than the future elections. kevin mccarthy heard from members concerned about her ability to carry out the job as conference chair, to carry out the message. we all need to be working as one if we are able to win the majority. he says it's not about her criticisms of donald trump. but the story leads back to january, when trump supporters stormed congress before these moments, donald trump giving a speech urging this. kevin mccarthy says the president bears response to betty for wednesday's attack

u.s. housing market having to hold back the invention with overwhelmed elders having to suppress orders. today we are going to dig into how one earth we got here and talk about potential ways to relieve the supply chain issues. cisco did not rally but the rest of the market kind of did. joe: the rest -- yesterday, recently, we have seen some tech weakness. not today. nasdaq up nearly 2%. tesla, up 4%. even bloomberg coin up -- even boomer coin up. that is what kids are calling it. pretty good day. for more, let's welcome kriti gupta. is this the start of a new trend? did something change or is it still the overwhelming trend that is negative on a lot of this stuff? kriti: i think it is by the depth -- is behind the dip. joe: headline that. caroline: no investment advice here. kriti: good disclaimer. that is what is happening. we are going back to the reversion where big tech leads right back up. yesterday, we solve that massive selloff and a lot of the pairing of those losses were not tech driven. they were coming from semi conductors. you are seeing some people carefully put their money

will they vote in the u.s. house is happening as we speak. and so far 35, republicans have joined democrats to vote in favor of creating this 9.11 style commission says the proposal is going to pass in the u.s. house. but the debate today shows there's still a divide among republicans about the attack on the capital. >> the world watched american storm. the capital and engage in violence to try to intimidate and prevent congress from carrying out his constitutional duty. the house measure to create a commission to investigate the attack on the capital was the result of bipartisan negotiations between democrat bennie thompson and republican john katko. >> the american people. the capitol police deserve answers and action as soon as possible to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again. 5 deaths resulted from the attack, including the death of a capitol police officer. the family of another officer who later died by suicide supports the creation of the commission and said in a statement that every officer who worked that day as well as t

u.s. housing market is measured in different ways, is slowing down a little bit.have seen new home sales come in weaker than expected. we are seeing talk -- we talked to ellie wolf, who recently pointed out that the homebuilders themselves are throttling their demand. for all kinds of reasons -- may a shortage of space, pushing back, slowing down. we talk about the supply side -- is the demand side going to ease up a little bit and creates a breathing room? -- create some more breathing room? >> ally would know better than i would, but yes. we are not hitting a constraint, and it is not bearish, but it is not a list. i think homebuilders will have a choice. do i sell dirt and try to guess what the sale price needs to be and hope my inputs profitable? i don't think they are willing to do that as an aggressive scale. there will be a limit on demand, and that stagnation could potentially give the supply chain a chance to catch up. romaine: what does it mean for some of the folks who are trying to trade this market? a lot of folks still betting on the idea that if the

pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2, of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on may 17, 2021, at 5:35 p.m., that the senate passed senate 593. signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the house will be -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the speaker pro tempore: members, please take your conversations off the floor. thank you. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to express my strong support for israel's right to defend itself against rocket attacks from hamas and other terrorist groups in gaza. these attacks against israel must be condemned. i applaud president biden's -- president biden for actively engaging across the

one on one with u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi. ok's oversight board upholds the decision to temporarily ban former president donald trump. and much more. >> woodruff: the president's announcement that the u.s. will waive patent rights for covid vaccines is a major change. and it comes after a call in this country and internationally for much quicker and larger assistance by the u.s. for the rest of the world. william brangham looks at the potential impact of this decision and the reaction to it. >> brangham: judy, countries are meeting at the world trade organization on the question of waiving these patent protections. the u.s. said it will engage in these talks tomorrow. it comes as less than 10% of the world's population has been vaccinated so far. and the disparities are enormous. the richest countries are getting vaccinated about 25 times faster than those with lower incomes. global demand is far greater than global supply. madhavi sunder is associate dean for international and graduate programs, and a professor of law at georg

your republicans -- republicans in the u.s. housef representatives have voted to remove liz cheney from a top leadership position. the waimea me -- wyoming republican has been under criticism for her criticism of former u.s. president donald trump. ugandan president has been sworn in for his sixth termfter winning a controversial election. during the inauguration ceremony, police surrounded th home of the opposition leader, who called the victory a sham. police describe the measure as a normal security deployment for vips. dw news has spoken to migrants in greece, who say they live in fear of being detained by the police, despite being legally registered in the country. we have also obtained exclusive footage from inside a detention center, which is closed to journalists. we report tonight on the serious accusations being made against greek authorities. >> resin and his friends spend their days looking for somewhere to sleep. he's from afghanistan and is registered in greece as an asylum seeker. >> even though we have papers, we have

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have voted in a new party leader after ousting liz cheney after criticizing trump's continued false claims of election fraud. facebook has lost its fight to block a data privacy probe into its business dealings. ireland's high probe has ruled it can resume. chile is gearing up for elections this weekend to pick a special assembly that will draft a new constitution. the existing charted dates back decades to the ankocratic rule of general pinochet. mass protests in 2019 spurred the initiative. the constitutional convention's 155 delegates will have a year to draft the new text. while some parts of the world are opening up again as vaccinations increase, that's not true everywhere. in kenya, the vaccine rollout has been slow, hampered by a shortage of doses, corruption, and fear of the jab. punishing lockdowns continue, making life even harder. >> paris is sick with worry for her mother. she cannot afford to buy her medicine since she lost her job due to covid-19. >>

the day's other news, democrats in the u.s. house moved to create an independent commission to investigate the capitol assault last january. the bill debated today began as bipartisan legislation, but the top republican leaders in thehouse and the senate have nowr in the news summary. the new york state attorney general's office has now opened a criminal probe into former president trump's family business. at issue iwhether the trump organization falsely reported property values to get betterloans and fi investigation today, and said he's being unfairly attacked. more pandemic restrictions were eased today new signs that life is returning to something like normal. new york city began letting fully-vaccinated people go without masks in most situations. also allowemost businesses to open at full capacity. meanwhile, the european union moved to re-open borders to vaccinated travelers from outside the 27-nation bloc. >> the council now recoms mber states ease some of the current reions, in particular for those vaccinated with e.u.-author

coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on s. 397. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. young of alaska, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. young will vote yes s. 937. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. gallego: as the member designated by representative ar den aspursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote yes on s. 937. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. sewell, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on s. 937. the speaker pro tempore: for what

by simply saying finally the president had received heavy criticism not just among those in the u.s. house of representatives which tends to be a bit more liberal on the democratic side but also by a majority of u.s. senators who are democrats who had signed a letter calling for the president to offer as ceasefire and he has consistently said he has supported israel's right to defend itself and he's consistently condemned the hamas rockets raining down on israel at one point saying that israel's response was not disproportionate but there have been several days of airstrikes since then and now israelis palestinians people on both sides of this conflict are waiting to see if the u.s. president's response will make a difference. john many thanks indeed opposite as john 100 live for us in washington. the rest of the day's news still to come here on al-jazeera the head of the world health organization horns of what he calls vaccine a past age. and britons are allowed back into pubs and restaurants as a more contagious variant threatens to spoil the party. it's time for the perfect gentleman th

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have voted to remove fellow party member liz cheney from the leadership position the wyoming lawmaker was under pressure for her criticism of donald trump especially for her refusal to support his unfounded claims that the 2020 alexion. nym's who are out for us republican liz cheney and opposed to a vote to house republicans removed her from her post in just 15 minutes. great by today's i do not i think it is an indication of where the republican party is and i think that the party is in a place that we've got to bring it back from. the wyoming republican is a staunch conservative and go to a form of vice president dick cheney she was seen as a champion for the republican party when she took the leadership role in 2018 but she came under fire for criticizing former president's donald trump over his claims that he lost the u.s. presidential election ju-ju widespread fraud last november and for encouraging supporters to storm the capitol building on january 6th. chene

republicans in the u.s. house have removed liz cheney from the parties third highest position. ms.is a vocal critic of former president donald trump and has criticized his false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him. ms. cheney has vowed to lead an opposition to mr. trump's influence over the gop. a report by an independent panel on the world's response to the pandemic has concluded there were serious failures by both the world health organization and by individual governments. the panel appointed by the who says the current system failed. it criticizes the who, europe, and america for wasting precious time before declaring an international health emergency. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, how to sell the astrazeneca jab. france tries to get rid of the huge stockpiles, but some young people are struggling to find appointments. ♪ katty: today, the president of uganda was sworn inor another five-year term as president, which means he could pentially be in power for a total of 40 years. his reelection in january was criticized

the u.s. house passed the covid-19 hate crimes act tuesday with a vote of 3.64 to 62 sponsors of the bill say it's a direct response to the uptick in hate crimes we've seen against the asian-american community since the pandemic began. >> asian americans have been screaming out for help and the house and senate and president biden have clearly hurt or please, the bill would expedite the review of hate crimes at the justice department and make grants available to help local law enforcement agencies improve their investigations and reporting of incidents driven by bias which often go underreported. >> together. these actions will make a significant difference in how we address hate crimes in america not only during this pandemic but for years to come. >> the vote comes in the middle of asian pacific american heritage month activists say they're encouraged by the federal government's actions but more needs to be done to see real change the group stop a p. i hate released a statement saying we need legi

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now with some of the other stories making headlines around the world right now republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have voted to remove fellow party member liz cheney from a top position the wyoming republican has been under increasing pressure for her repeated criticism of former president donald trump before the vote cheney was the 3rd highest ranking house republican. ugandan president yoweri museveni has been sworn in for his 6th term in office after winning a controversial election this january all during the inauguration ceremony police around at the home of opposition leader bobby wine who has called him a seventies victory sham police describe the measure as a normal security deployment for v.i.p.'s. deal you as spoken to migrants in greece who say they live in fear of being detained by the police despite being legally registered in the country due to the news this also obtained exclusive footage from inside the bar and the state detention center which is closed to journalist fish are reports on these serious accusations being leveled against the greek authorities. ross

some people have suggested as a way to resolve that, to make the u.s. house figure, which would allow for us to have smaller districts to be more evenly sized. >> what is your view on it? bigger house? michael: there is an argument for it. i have not decided how much bigger. he want the house to be able to function. having one person represent 760,000 people or almost a million people can be quite challenging from making sure that all of the needs are met. members do not go to washington just to vote. they handle veterans. if you are handling social security benefits or need help on this or that. >> a couple more calls for you. we will go to thomas in wildrose, wisconsin. democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. he showed the map of wisconsin and it was blue, but we are heavily republican influenced state because we are mostly republican controlled for our governor. they are fighting him tooth and nail. they want him to do the job he is supposed to do. why isn't the federal government, as far as redistricting, taking control of districting in the

you're seeing now is one member of congress after another on the democratic side speaking up in the u.s. house of representatives rashida to leave is the 1st palestinian american member of congress and in tears she spoke on the house floor asking how many palestinians would have to die before the u.s. recognize that their lives matter and this is happened time after time alexandria ocasio cortez among others has also spoken up so joe biden is getting some friendly fire from within his party thank you very much john hendren in washington. watching al jazeera live from london in a brazen lava stories as well in the program u.s. parents have rushing to get their children vaccinated even as the world health organization says those doses should be going to coronations. tire for a cooling trend the ass coming off the bite now represented by this rush of shot was indicating the care the air is quite cold which means you get some snow the victorian else now every 13 in melbourne as opposed to study 24 in perth that rain goes away into tasman sea more comes across tasmania is quite windy through the ba

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have voted to remove fellow party members liz cheney from a top position the wyoming republican has been under pressure for her repeated criticism of former president donald trump before the vote cheney was the 3rd highest ranking house republican. tesla c.e.o. elon musk says that his electric car company will stop accepting bitcoin because of environmental concerns the digital currency requires large amounts of energy much of it from fossil fuels cryptocurrency is have long benefited from mosques earlier support this latest announcement triggered a quick sell of the crypto markets. and football had to berlin have continued their climb away from relegation in the bundestag after beating south on wednesday evening character had to do it the hard way also after shell cut took an early leave thanks to a strike in the 6 minutes from our maha right the berlin fight back started before half time derek. levelled the scores with a close range header that before jessica and

president supports a cease fire the president had received heavy criticism not just among those in the u.s. house of representatives which tends to be a bit more liberal on the democratic side but also by a majority of u.s. senators who are democrats who had signed a letter calling for the president to offer as ceasefire and he has consistently said he has supported israel's right to defend itself and he's consistently condemned the hamas rockets raining down on israel at one point saying that israel's response was not disproportionate but there have been several days of airstrikes since then and now israelis palestinians people on both sides of this conflict are waiting to see if the u.s. president's response will make a difference. but here's the head of the world health organization has described the disparity between vaccine rollouts and wealthier countries and poorer nations as a form of apostates to address. says the gap is huge he has called on many factors to big jobs available to the global vaccine sharing scheme more quickly as from a supply shortfall off to india and vaccine exports we

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have elected a least stefana to their leadership the 36 year old new york congresswoman seen here in archive footage is an ordinance supporter of donald trump she succeeds liz cheney who was ousted earlier this week after repeatedly criticizing trump's continued false claims of election fraud. to india now where the cove where the number of covert 1000 infections has topped 24000000 more than 4000 deaths have been recorded for the 3rd consecutive day the government is facing harsh criticism of its handling of the crisis there are widespread shortages of oxygen and medical supplies hospitals crematoriums and mortuaries are all overwhelmed and the virus is now moving rapidly to rule areas prime minister narendra modi is asking people to cooperate in containing the spread if hunger march i believe this infection is now spreading very rapidly to rural villages. not of god state governments are trying everything they can to stop this awareness among village residents and

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have voted to remove fellow party member liz cheney from a top position the wyoming republican has been under pressure for her repeated criticism of former president donald trump before the vote cheney was the 3rd highest ranking house republican. in greece have told you they fear police detention despite being legally registered in the country g.w. has obtained footage from inside the power and s.t.d. detention center which is closed to journalists he wus funny reports on the accusations against greek authorities. reza and his friends spend their days too looking for somewhere to sleep in to saloniki is from afghanistan and it's registered in greece as an asylum seeker. join other about the believing though we have to be a person we have to hide when the police catch us they beat us and forces out then we have nowhere to go we have to live on this street america and the development going to be able to make. the social worker hope parker shows us the squats were asy

republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have voted to remove fellow party member list cheney from a top position that wyoming a republican has been under mounting pressure for her repeated criticism of former president donald trump before the vote cheney was the 3rd highest ranking house republican. ugandan president yoweri museveni has been sworn in for his 6 that term in office after winning a controversial election this january during the inauguration ceremony police around at the home of opposition leader bobby wine who has called seventies victory a sham police describe the measure as quote normal security deployment for v.i.p.'s . but you have been court of justice has ruled that tax breaks for amazon were not illegal the court overturned a prior ruling by the european commission ordering amazon to pay around $250000000.00 euros in back taxes it commissioners say 3 quarters of the company's profits have gone untaxed through its european headquarters in luxembourg. in the paul authorities have extend