german chancellor angela merkel condemns expulsions as unjustified. she attended a security meeti with the french president. turkey has refused an appeal to release prominent philanthropist -- the latest from our correspondent in istanbul. they fled war and famine. freezing temperatures make life harder for syrian refugees sheltering in idlib province. ♪ i am full gale. welcome to the program. germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish, polish and german diplomats, accusing them of taking part in illegal protests against the jailing of alexei navalny. the russian announcement came as a top diplomat was in moscow describing the bloc's ties with russia under severe strain. reporter: t gl is to keep communication chanls open as there for an representatives visit moscow. there are opportunities for cooperation. during his meeting with sergey lavrov, the representative said the russian vaccine sputnik view was one of them, but neither side has -- the elephant in the room is alexei navalny. >> i convey our deep conce

let me go to you first, angela. angela was one of our frequent guests earlier when i started this show going back a few years. glad to have you with us tonight, but let me ask you as an attorney, but also as a woman of color, many americans were deeply disturbed by the racial undertones in the trump team's defense of their client during this impeachment trial. democrats of color were featured prominently in their videos and were depicted as hostile and threatening. vice president kamala harris's name was invoked and mispronounced repeatedly, even though she had nothing to do with the events of january 6th. how can republicans now call for unity after condoning this kind of overt bigotry in a historic proceeding watched by millions in this country and for that matter around the world? >> rev, first, let me say it is always good to be home, and i of course feel that way with you. thank you for having me. it is a pleasure to be with me. i wish we were talking about something different, though. in this circumstance what

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angela merkel said viral mutations had made extending the national lockdown a must.lso coming up, uth aica past -- uth africa's president promising that millions of doses of the vaccine are on the way despite the highly contagious variant of the virus. and free in saudi arabia. an activist thanks u.s. president joe biden for helping secure her release from prison. venezuelans are crossing the border into neighboring columbia on foot. how long will they stay? perhaps 10 years. i'm brent goff, to our viewers on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. today, chancellor angela merkel admitted to failings in the government's handling of the second wave of the coronavirus outbreak. she told parliament the government had not been careful or fast enough. opposition members jeered as she defendedhe decision to extend the national lockdown. and local businesses across the country are furious. >> germany's streets will remain empty and its stores closed for another three long weeks at least. while infection rates keep falling, dangerous mutations r

angela: i really hope so, judy.e been reflecting on this grim milestone that we have just passed and what's the most heart breaking to me is that the majority of these deaths were preventable. now that we have really, really effective vaccines that have exceeded our expectations, we also have the ability to continue to take these precautionary measures to further reduce transmission. i like to think that we will be able to prevent more needless deaths from this terrible virus. judy: and how worried should people be about the new variants, especially the ones that we hear the vaccine mace not be as effective against? angela: people should be concerned about the varians but it's person to tell people not to panic about the variants. wile they may be more transmissable, may be less protected, the vaccines may be less protective against them, we know that they are transmitted the exact same way as every other variant that's been circulating since the beginning of the pandemic. because they're not incredibly prevalent in

this is angela, cleveland, ohio. caller: good morning. i wanted to respond to your first caller, i believe bob from texas, who was in favor of raising the federal minimum wage. he said everything is going up, up, up, and he needs to realize once this becomes effective it is going to go up even further and they are still going to be left behind. two -- host: what is the answer, angela? caller: what is the answer? i don't know but i am in favor, as you discussed with another woman from akron, is it stating it gradually over years. that seems like the best solution. all the businesses are going to have to pay this wage for the people who are going to have to pay more for everything because of the increased wages. basing over three or four years makes a lot more sense than to all of a sudden going up to $15 at once. host: that was angela from cleveland. timothy out of harpers bill, new york for those over 50. good morning. caller: yes, raising the minimum wage is something i agree with. hello? host: i am listening. why do you agree with it? c

news live from berlin chancellor angela merkel defends germany's continued lockdown in front of part expressing empathy for haha the restrictions are for people on the knuckle calls for patience for a few more weeks so germany can conquer the panda. also coming up prosecutors unveiled chilling images to make their case against donald trump on the 1st full day of arguments in his impeachment trial data shows rises breaking into the capitol as overwhelmed police officers plead for. the hong kong was over seas trying to keep their traditions alive revisit the market in taiwan where hong kong was afraid to purchase and sell political merchandise something the past the possible at home since beijing's crackdown on pro-democracy activists. welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel has defended the decision to extend germany's lockdown until march 7th telling parliament that easing restrictions too early could leads to a rebound of the virus that has said this is a hard winter but patience and perseverance are key she expressed concern about new aggressive mutations saying they

the succession of angela merkel. issues_ the succession of angela merkel.ela merkel. issues in holland _ the succession of angela merkel. issues in holland and _ the succession of angela merkel. issues in holland and belgium. . and then you have the problem with the populists in eastern europe. - it is a complete mess politically, whereas britain is very stable. i we will come back to you for more on europe. to america now, where the approach of president biden is crystal clear. rather like barack 0bama in 2008 but on a vastly greater scale, the president is pumping money into the economy. a stimulus that is said to be worth $1.9 trillion will no doubt fund every proposed bridge and road programme in the nation, but do public works of this kind produce lasting benefits? the world is watching. has america found the route out of the economic crisis or is this too much, as even a usually sympathetic commentator like larry summers fears? stephanie, is this an over—correction? or do you think this is what's needed? biden's mantra is that you cannot spend too muc

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angela merkel called on vaccine makers to pull up the stops. it is the result of the astrazeneca supplies and slow rollouts of the vaccination program in europe. this is life in paris. ♪ mark: thank you very much for being with us. hang sings hoochie is in detention as myanmar is under a coup d'etat. she is among the prominent politicians under arrest. the leader of myanmar's army says tens of millions of fraudulent votes cast in the november election. aung san suu kyi's party won by a landslide with 82% of the ballot. reporter: an uneasy calm as myanmar's commercial capital wakes up to news of a power grab by the army. but signs of disquiet are on the streets. a heavy police and military presence as people queue at banks and atm's to access their cash. later, truckloads of military supporters drove through the streets, waving flags and playing the national anthem. in the capital, surveillance helicopters hovered and armed vehicles blocked off major roads close to government buildings. earlier, internet and mobile networks have been temporarily

long lockdown is getting longer much of the country has been shut down since december and chancellor angela merkel says the coronavirus restrictions will be extended another month into more everytime a possible exit is pushed further into the future the widely heard of a public and political pushback groups today the chancellor warned the new strains of the virus now threaten to wipe out any success and a new danger what about new solutions or is just just more of the long longer locked down i'm burgled from berlin this is the day. it's a thing i need to complete has been a year of learning together how the virus works and what works against it. is turned off and i'm not sure if i think we should stick with it until everyone is vaccinated but i feel very restricted. that learning doesn't always mean doing everything right from the start but also sure we already made a few mistakes the virus made us pay for it immediately so i have full understanding. of this one of the things we've learned is that we were not careful enough and contrast now. also coming up with the u.k. coronavirus variant

german chancellor angela merkel has admitted to failings in the government's handling of the 2nd wave of the pandemic saying it had not been careful or fast enough lockdown measures are set to remain in place over fears of new virus variants all non-essential shops bars restaurants and leisure facilities will remain closed until march 7th. china's broadcasting regulators says it has banned a b.b.c. world news saying it violated guidelines by airing a report on the treatment of the country's weaker minority becomes a week after britain revoked the chinese channel c g t n's broadcast license after concluding it was controlled by china's communist party. this is due to the news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at to do w. news or visit our website w dot com. or . germany's long walk down is getting longer much of the country has been shut down since december and chancellor angela merkel says the coronavirus restrictions will be extended another month into march every time a possible exit is pushed further into the future the likelihood of a public and political push

the german chancellor angela merkel has admitted to failings in the government's handling of the 2nd wave of the pandemic saying it had not been careful or fast enough lock down measures are such remain in place over fears of new virus variants all non-essential shops bars restaurants and leisure facilities will remain closed until march 7th. china's broadcasting regulators says it has banned a b.b.c. world news saying it violated guidelines by airing a report on the treatment of the country's weaker minority becomes a week after britain revoked a chinese channel c g t ends broadcast license after concluding it was controlled by china's communist party. this is due to the news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at to do w news or visit our website w dot com. germany's long walk down is getting longer much of the country has been shut down since december and chancellor angela merkel says the coronavirus restrictions will be extended another month into march every time a possible exit is pushed further into the future the widely heard of a public and political pushb

health minister is not ruling out allowing vaccines from russia or china today german chancellor angela merkel convened a summit with the country's regional leaders a vaccination crisis some. mitchell knew not to and he european union decided against emergency approval we know that britain approved astra zeneca within 24 hour as this is about trust i think there were good reasons for the e.u. to stick to the approval by the european medicines agency which is not an emergency approval but to preliminary approval it has a different quality. for the teeth. in it and finally the european union negotiated for a very long time because of questions of liability to put the entire liability on the side of the e.u. and not to the manufacturers take some responsibility was a good decision by the european commission and a support the fact that there were long discussions about liability because if something were to happen it would be of major significance here in germany and in europe. if you know appears in enough and is there are let's pull in our political correspondents i mean you know he's bee

what say you, angela rye?think, you know, julian castro said it best during the democratic primary. i couldn't agree with tom perez more. i wish he would have been more of an advocate of this while still sagts in the chair, but you know your homeboy from south carolina, jamie harrison, now occupies that seat and i know for a fact jamie harrison will absolutely fight for this, it's the right thing to do. when you talk about ensuring that people of color finally get their just due in the democratic party, the first way to ensure that is to make sure that our voices and our votes count when they should and that's at the very beginning of a primary. >> who do you think should be first? georgia, south carolina? >> well, south carolina is the first of the black states right now so i think that would be fair. i'm sure congressman clyburn would agree with me as well. >> i'm sure he would. angela rye, good to see you and hope you come back soon. thank you for your time. >> good to see you, craig. >>> the french quarter

german chancellor angela merkel admits to mistakes in dealing with the 2nd wave of the coronavirus pandemic but she insists faster spreading viral variants make it necessary to extend the country's national walk down. and in south africa the president is promising about millions of doses of vaccine are on the way to fight the highly contagious local variant of the virus. oh i'm claire richards and welcome to the show day 3 of the impeachment trial against donald trump has ended with the prosecution wrapping up their argument that the former u.s. president incited insurrection the impeachment managers are focused on providing a clear link between trump's words and the actions of the violent mob that stormed the capitol on january 6th speech really a prosecutor jamie raskin argued that if trump is not convicted seems like that could happen again trump's legal team will seek the floor of the senate on friday to. present their arguments. correspondent stephanie simons in washington is on the line to talk us through day trip day 3 of this trial jeff and house prosecutors have a wrapped up their

this week, we honor angela finley. inspired by watching her mother help people, angela turned her childhood lessons into a career, starting a home health care and cleaning business, all through the pandemic, her team has cleaned and cared for the sick and elderly, sometimes even for free. this week's change maker is angela finley. thank you for making a difference. ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to area

bigad: angela bergamini is alfonso's oldest daughter.the eulogy with her siblings, viviana and dino, at her side. angela: you may be gone from my sight, dad, but you are never gone from our hearts. bigad: alfonso's death could soon lead to changes at the state capital. in the new year, california lawmakers are now expected to explore ways to better protect the legal rights of the terminally ill. it's not exactly what alfonso would hope to leave behind for his family, but there is more than one way to build a legacy. with the investigative unit, i'm bigad shaban. stephen: up next, i'll look into how the pandemic is impacting out fight against rising sea levels. ellen rook: i really don't know what we're going to do. i don't swim. i guess get a boat and throw it out? stephen: why experts say it's costing us time we don't have. ♪ we always have a big party, it's a big thing for us. everyone gets together... to just have fun. the happy chaos... a lot of noise and... for me, i just enjoy it all... ♪ ♪ ♪ stephen: some experts warn another majo

awfully cold temperatures, texas attorney general ken paxton and his wife, state senator angela paxton, left. they traveled to utah. paxton's campaign spokesperson told "the tribune" it was a previously planned trip to meet with utah's attorney general about a multistate lawsuit against google. >>> all right, meanwhile, during an interview on fox news last night, senator ted cruz tried to blame the media for the negative attention that he's received for flying to cancun last week as his constituents suffered in the cold. take a look. >> i think the media's suffered from trump withdrawal, where they've attacked trump every day for four years, they don't know what to do, so they obsessed over my taking my girls to the beach. >> guess he misses him. anyway, democrats' coronavirus relief bill has passed another hurdle on its pathway to help struggling americans. the house budget committee approved a $1.9 trillion bill yesterday in a 19-16 vote, and that sets the stage for a potential house floor vote as early as friday. a senate vote expected next

angela merkel will make a rare tv appearance later this evening. we will be live in rome later on in the program. let's talk about what we are seeing in terms of the equity markets and the other assets we are focusing on. i mentioned what is happening with euro-dollar. we are kind of approaching $1.20 here, which is interesting. that is the november breakout to the upside. that is going to be a big move if we break below those kinds of levels. obviously the ongoing story surrounding vaccinations is going to be a factor, but the euro is currently on the move. btp's, i think you just kind of wait and see what happens. the expectation is we do get a deal later on, but the deadline is midnight tonight, and the president is being shuffled between various groups today, trying to figure out what happens here. but on the back of all of this, despite the poor earnings news, equities are broadly higher. stock 600 up by 1.24% -- stoxx 600 up by 1.24%. alix: we are talking about the reddit trade unraveling. if the unraveling is sustained as a totally different

well here in germany chancellor angela merkel has admitted to failings in the handling of the 2nd wave of the corona virus outbreak she told parliament that the government response had not been careful or fast enough opposition members jarrett as she defended the decision to extend the national lockdown and local businesses are furious germany's streets will remain empty and it stores closed for another 3 long weeks at least because while in fiction numbers keep fulling worries of a dangerous new tysons remain germany's lockdown will be extended until sunday march the 7th but those despairing over bad penn demi care can go a week earlier than that to the south lawn schools and kindergartens will begin reopening in february already and the government has set an ambitious new target for the 7 day in fiction right. chancellor angela merkel told pollen meant that while people are exhausted by the pandemic restrictions this is not a time to be opening back up again. notice the others also force you to do research is still ongoing but we shouldn't doubt the assessments of many experts here i

numbers are going down there are some exceptions spot fears of coronavirus mutations have chancellor angela merkel insisting on keeping restrictions tight bored least another month. and u.s. president joe biden announces new sanctions against the military regime that seized power in myanmar while there's been a new wave of arrests of civilian officials and ongoing protests against last week's 2. i'm good how else was welcome to the program in the u.s. house democrats half wrapped up their 1st full day of arguments donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial the former president is accused of inciting the riot at the capitol building but 5 people died last month prosecutors unveiled chilling new video of the violent mob breaking into the building and the subsequent chaos. on the 2nd day of the impeachment trial democratic prosecutors wasted little time to make their case. they used security camera footage to reconstruct in painstaking detail how the rioters worked their way into the inner sanctum of u.s. democracy coming within touching distance of the politicians inside. as the riders reached the

as the new plays a blame game over it sluggish vaccine rollout germany's angela makeover says there are of good reasons behind the delay and to whether or not the problems could have been avoided. as robinhood source has billions more in credits to help it through the red it's lead chaos shares in games take a dive this time as the big sell off they go on. and lock down no one no lock down into. liam's neat there pete we'll look at the various the current demick is given to italy's food delivery center. this is due to be a business on robots in berlin welcome to the program. european leaders are sticking to promises to offer coronavirus vaccines to most citizens by the end of the summer despite major delays so far in getting europe's vaccination campaign off the ground after falling behind on plans shipments faxing makers astra zeneca and the buy on tech 5 alliance agreed in recent days to increase supply to the e.u. so far just 2.3 percent of the population has received a 1st vaccine dose compare that to 14 percent in the u.k. and 8 percent in the united states alone monday german chan

to see him before his departure on saturday well amid that dispute with russia german chancellor angela merkel and french president in manuel mccall held a virtual defense and security council meeting on friday afternoon it was their 1st since u.s. president joe biden took office but the strain ties with russia overshadowed the talks berlin and paris paris have taken different approaches to dealing with moscow after alexian of all he was jailed both however condemned russia's actions. and do you ever use chief international editor richard walker was listening in to that press conference for us and he joins us for more hi richard are we going to see any type of retaliation here from germany or for press. yeah i mean there's such a litany of disagreements between the e.u. and russia right now that it's almost hard to know where to begin of course the news of these expulsions of these 3 diplomats including one german one accused by russia of having taken part in protests over what's happened with alexei navalny just the latest news to happen something that both leaders did condemn as we ju

around the world welcome we begin here in germany with the mistakes of the pandemic today chancellor angela merkel admitted to failings in the government's handling of the 2nd wave of the corona virus outbreak medical told parliament the government had not been careful or fast enough opposition members jeered as she defended the decision to extend the national lockdown and local businesses across the country they are furious. germany's streets will remain empty and its stores closed for another 3 long weeks at least because while in fiction numbers keep falling worries over dangerous me tysons remain germany's lockdown will be extended until sunday march the 7th but those despairing over bad penn demi care can go a week earlier than that to the south lawn schools and kindergartens will begin reopening in february already and the government has set an ambitious new target for this 7 day in fiction right chancellor angela merkel told parliament that while people are exhausted by the pandemic restrictions this is not a time to be opening back up again. not with the others also of course to the

country and put on hold for many especially as the elderly of the clock is ticking but chancellor angela merkel tells germans they have to be patient because vaccines will be in short supply i'm told. i'm sara kelly while come to the program a court hearing is currently underway in moscow to decide if russian opposition leader alexina vali will have to spend the next several years in jail here are the latest pictures of nirvana. in the court room he's been in detention of course for violating probation since he returned to russia from germany where he had been recovering from a poison attack that he blamed on prevalent forces now outside of the court dozens of novell new supporters have been detained by police. moscow correspondent emily sure win is standing by outside of that courthouse where the hearing is taking place and emily been the volley case has of course sparked massive anti-government protests and russia in recent days what is the situation there right now. well starting this morning the road some of the roads leading up to the court where now by news hearing is taking place

to nato and acrdlite tell angela americaimerkel to m computer. >>> at least 35 capitol police officers under investigation. we believe six now suspended. rachel scott with reporting tonight. after nasa made history, the landing on mars, the first images coming in from mars tonight. >>> the young women posing at grandmas trying to get vaccinated. >>> americans answering the call. what so many of you did. our persons of the week. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. we know for millions in texas, just now getting your power on, you were unable to watch the news to see the scope of the devastation until now. you were hardly alone. mykel larrins without power and millions facing a water emergency. 14 million people tonight told to boil their water, if they have any running water at all. long lines, store shelves empty. at least 60 dead. 20 dead in texas alone, including reports of an 11-year-old boy. tonight, another frigid night ahead after of snow. these ripictures from del rio. with the power coming back on, the water cris

leaders today agreed on the need for digital coronavirus vaccination certificates german chancellor angela merkel says the documents could be ready in time for europeans to take their summer vacations also coming up thousands of armenians take to the streets after their prime minister accuses the military of attempting a coup some rallying in his defense but many others demanding the prime minister. and syrian kurds appealing for international support as they face a revival of so-called islamic state in northeast syria with no u.s. troops helping them the kurds say they're being overwhelmed by the therapist. i'm off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome how to get some semblance of a normal life back even in the midst of this pandemic today european union leaders met to discuss how to better manage the coronavirus crisis there's agreement on one controversial proposal vaccine passports the digital certificates could even be ready in time to allow for summer travel discussions today also focused on the need to speed up vaccinations new infe

still had angela merkel extends coverage restrictions in the country even though the infection rates falling i'll tell you why after this part. of. the reason to doing this study and the reason it's. those controversial and still important is that it demonstrates the power of social situations and playing roles that can lead healthy good ordinary people to do really bad takes. one else chose seemed wrong when all quotes just don't hold. any new role yet to shape out these days to come out ahead and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. join me every thursday on the elec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back germany is extending its lockdown to march to spite a falling infection rate chancellor merkel agreed with local governors that new code would bury and supposing dangerous threat. deserve the standard little there is in receive a 3rd wave that we must fight and we can only do so we think incidence rate comes down signifi

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german chancellor angela merkel has admitted to failings in the government's handling of the 2nd wave of the pandemic saying it had not been careful or fast enough walk down measures are set to remain in place over fears of new virus variants all non-essential shops bars restaurants and leisure facilities will remain closed until march 7th. china's broadcasting regulator says it has banned a b.b.c. world news saying it violated guidelines by airing a report on the treatment of the country's weaker minority it comes a week after britain revoked the chinese channel c g t ends broadcast license after concluding it was controlled by china's communist party. this is due to the news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at to do w. news or visit our website d.w. dot com. germany's long lockdown is getting longer much of the country has been shut down since december and chancellor angela merkel says the coronavirus restrictions will be extended another month into more everytime a possible exit is pushed further into the future the likelihood of a public and political pushbac

board that is huge in change or for the future of these types of difficult but while it seems that angela merkel was certain that this is the part that germany's going to take in terms of the e.u. there really isn't overall approval yet the officially to statement was not sure about this it talked about a call approaches that the issue would have to be revisited and this is what the long delay and to say. on the vaccine certificates. indeed we discussed this topic as you know there are still a number of open question political question the 1st one is of course what these certificates will be used for but there also scientific question well call for vaccine certificates 1st paper countries such as greece and cyprus who have actually already green lit plans for travelers from the u.k. and from israel could be inoculated to cope with 19 to be able to go there for that summer holidays but there is massive criticism of sorry dear especially given the problems that we've seen here in the e.u. ok ruling out the vaccination against kobe 19 now many feel that the idea of having a vaccine certifica

this is in connection with the protest against the detention of alexey need the german chancellor angela merkel has called the expulsion of german diplomats quotes on justified we have 2 correspondents covering this story dominic cain is going to bring us more about the german response to that 1st let's talk to alexandra gold for in moscow alexandra what was it these diplomats did that annoyed the kremlin so much. well kremlin or rather minister of foreign affairs says that this 3 diplomats from poland and sweden and one from germany participated in authorized rallies on the 23rd of january this is the 1st rallies that happened across russia after an accident i returned from germany and was immediately arrested they're saying that they were participants of this rallies and they're saying that this is unacceptable behavior behavior unsuitable for diplomatic status and apparently when he was talking with sergey a lover of the chief of foreign policy was informed that about this and he condemned this action and called russia to rethink it now with this more of a rush a cleary clearly arises

the form of a covert vaccination digital past at least that's according to the german chancellor angela merkel. i think that's the point with respect to digital vaccination bass all member states agree that when he says to think of the technical preparations were done by the european commission as well as member states in january now when you temper man that's said that there's comfortability among different national passes when germany have decided that it will develop such vaccinations that the key data that has digital past mass contained have been defined by the european commission and member states and i. thought that statement was not confirmed by the president of the european commission confused you should be don't pack your bags yet let's get an update from our correspondent shot of. what's been said then i'm lost because i know just lost you there but if you can hear me just want to pick up all the e.u. leaders have been saying all of those discussions up to a conference that took place today that they have pledged quicker provision all vaccines to saying that they recognize th

and the moment the british prime minster boris johnson had to tell angela merkel to mute her computer. >>> after the riot at the capitol, at least 35 capitol police officers are now under investigation. we have learned six now suspended. rachel scott with late reporting tonight. >>> after nasa made history, the landing on mars. the first images now coming in from mars tonight. >>> the young women caught posing as grandmothers trying to get vaccinated, caught. and how this then played out. >>> americans answering the call. what so many of you did. our persons of the week. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. and we know for the millions in texas, just now getting your power back on, you were unable to watch the news to see the scope of the devastation until now. you were hardly alone. after millions have been without power and now millions facing a water emergency. in fact more than 14 million people tonight told to boil their water, if they have any running water at all. long lines for bottled water. store shelves empty

foreign secretary dominic robb describe the court ruling as perverse and the german chancellor angela merkel said violence against peaceful demonstrators must stop let's bring in ariel cohen he's a senior fellow at the atlantic council and joins us via skype from washington d.c. out of good to have you back on the program what's your response then to this prison sentence handed down in a valley is it likely to silence him in any way do you think. no not at all and we've head example of there are major soviet regime opponents like the softer of the physicists who was exiled to the city of gorky and force fed through to by the regime and nevertheless suffered remained in the russian history as a great man of freedom of the russian dolls and della with all the difference of suffering never became the head of russia not violently is a major figure in the regime is doing everything to show that he is a major political opponent of let's remember to. 1 he made his job to expose tremendous corruption in russia and to me what they did today was a huge mistake just as the sarras regime in the 1

fact that she's not giving it the green light well that is a game changer but while it seems that angela merkel was saying that they said being approved there was a bit of a different story coming out from the leaders in the official statement it wasn't so sure essentially saying that they would be a common approach and this would be an issue will be revisited if this is what land at say on the vaccine certificates. indeed we discussed this topic as you know there are still in a number of open question political question the 1st one is of course what these certificates will be used for but they're also scientific question that are still open shots of computer. and largely to draw attention to the fact that when i say health past that cannot depend on one's vaccination because if we manage at some point in this bring to reopen some of these places we cannot condition their axles and whether one has been one x. native where we wouldn't have even a bump in the vaccination campaign to the younger should not get a call for of acting stupid you originally came from countries like greece and cy

angela merkel is willing to talk with iran. this is their oil production and exports. blue bar is production of oil, you can see what has happened since president trump took office. you are looking at millions of barrels of light, the question is how fast can they come back? some site you can get a lot on m3, others say it will take longer. that is the big question for being key for the oil market. you have current and new production, what states are these wells in? if they have not been able to use them or invest money? guy: trying to get everything up and running, the deputy general in orion, angela merkel talking about getting talks done. the greenwich media strategist ceo, a spokesperson for terrorism and counter intelligence. also a spokesperson to the u.n.. what do you make of the decision? the normalization, how far away could that be? hagar: it will take a while. president biden stated that rejoining the security deal would be a priority. it is a priority, but they are going to look for including other capabilities from iran such as ballistic missile capabiliti

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angela finley is a business own twice over.or the entire length of the pandemic both of her businesses have been geared towards helping others. even some have been done free of charge. take a listen. >> reporter: business owner angela filey says as a child he learned compassion watching her mother care for her special needs sister. >> i was able to watch my mother nurture my sister who was told -- my sister was born blind, deaf and be completely -- told she would be completely machines to keep her alive. >> reporter: doing for others that cannot do for themselves gradually turned into a career. she became a caretaker in 1993 and by 2015 took things to the next level. starting her own home health aide business called superior quality home health. >> we're providing a service to people that need it the most. and we're doing with the very best we have. >> reporter: her business thrived and she was able to provide the quality of care she saw given to her loved ones. the success of that business led to another. a home cleaning busin

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where did that go in joining me now, angela rye host of "the one-on-one with angela rye" podcast andto the lincoln project. angela, should we pour one out for blue lives matter? apparently that's dead and apparently the cops messed up because they didn't shoot a bunch of people, per lindsay. >> it is amazing how the slogans can change in a matter of seconds, joy. what is so fascinating to me is this question that was asked all day and it was such a compelling question by the impeachment managers what is worthy of impeachment? he wasn't -- he wasn't worthy of impeachment last time with the obstruction of justice charge against him and now it's incitement of insurrection which again i continue to call it a terrorist attack because it was terrorism and lindsay graham was terrified. if emails are worthy of being locked up, why isn't someone who incited a riot who is not new to this at all and perfectly true to this, this started way before he began his campaign in 2016, this man has a perpetual problem of calling on, you know, calling for death even in the face of innocence a la central

despite climbing numbers of infections, the variants has consulate -- chancellor angela merkel considering another month. also coming up tonight the kremlin critic alexei navalny has flown into germany, -- the russian opposition leader, her husband has been imprisoned for a legen-- allegedly taking his role day two of donald trump's second impeachment trial, the prosecutor accusing the former president of being the insight or -- incitor in chief of the riot at the u.s. capitol. ♪ >> i reviewers -- to our viewers welcome, germany's federal and state leaders have agreed to extend the countries coronavirus lockdown until march 7, the decision came after chancellor -- chancellor angela merkel hd meetg. she made it clear she wanted the national lockdown extended for several more weeks at least. schools, shops, bars, restaurants and leisure facilities have been closed here in germany since mid-december. the number of covid-19 infections and deaths have been on the decline here in germany, but the chancellor is urging the public to stay vigilant. at today's summit she warned that coronavirus muta

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in january, angela merkel was caught saying we have lost control of these things. cases is -- of this thing. the number of cases is decreasinglowly. >> the statistics show that the mutations are spreading significantly in germany. the variant first discovered in the u.k.orries us. two weeks ago, it made up 6% of tested samples. now, it is over 22%. for more on germany, i have been speaking to the brussels correspondent for the new york times. >> i think angela merkel was quite honest at the second wave. she felt that it had been too late -- that restrictive measures had been too late. she faced pressure internally. there was a sense they moved too slowly. they only stepped up the measures and extended them to march last week. and that is not just in germany. there is a sense there was a real reluctance to go full lock down the way several countries have done in the first wave. some may be paying for that. ross: why is it going so slowly? we know there was a huge row with astrazeneca. is there any form of resolution? >> it's not going to be resolved in the first qrt

we have the guestbook, which is on the page that angela merkel signed. we have the condolence book, which is turned to barack and michelle obama. we also have the program from the service, and we have the u.s. senate condolence book, which is turned to mitch mcconnell's signature. we have a photomontage throughout his life. they were married young. he was still in the navy when they got worried, so we had a montage of photos from their life, from his career, and a nice photo from texas as the up 4141 carried the body with it, and a section of road track that was cut out by up, the section that the train actually went over. and then one of my favorite cartoons, this is one of a series of two would mrs. bush died. there was a cartoon of business bush going to heaven and being greeted by her daughter. when president bush died months later, marshall ramsey, a cartoonist from jackson, mississippi, did a cartoon of president bush meeting robin and ms. bush in heaven. and then president bush loved trains. early in the planning process for his funeral, he wanted

we will also get results of the angela merkel meeting.nger-pointing at this point in time. i'm fascinated about this president biden meeting with republicans talking about the impact of $1000 checks on the market. the market wants to pay attention to that. alix: i am looking at earnings come apple and tec and amazon after the bell tomorrow. bp and exxon and conoco. this comes off the wall street journal article that talked about chevron and exxon talked about a merger last year. the talks are ended but they have not closed them off completely. i am skeptical something like that would make sense, but you have to wonder who approach to and what was that conversation like? what would you name that company? guy: that is a fun one. you do not want to slam those names together. you and i were talking about this earlier. you were skeptical about this. mabel -- maybe it would help exxon but you cannot see it the other way around. alix: you get billions and billions worth of synergy but there breathtaking heat for not moving fast enough into alter