that of him archer predation winter is approaching the area lies both 1000 meters above sea level and temperatures can drop well below freezing in winter . conditions here can be harsh and climate change is making things much harder 2 years ago heavy snow fell in september by being out a key part of the harvest farmer priem chanda's 84 years old he says life here used to be quite different. in the past the better circle was fairly predictable of the world no one time and there was no trouble with water so the only travelling from one village to another was a problem. people here are cut off from the outside world for 6 months every winter during that time they have to live off whatever they have produced in the summer if the harvest of potatoes peas or barley is poor the farmers can't sell as much so some people have started picking sea buckthorn berries or jeremiah as they're known here on new york city where you. will know it's only been the tibetan medicine men that have used them or on local mall didn't put them in the mideast for video. or. we had no idea or knowledge about the v

the same goes forjofra archer.rious points over the winter. moeen ali and jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a 16—strong squad, with seven travelling reserves. there was unexpected drama towards the end of second practice ahead of this weekend's season—ending adu dhabi grand prix. kimi raikkonen's haas car catching fire with just under 20 minutes to go. the finnish driver did manage to find a safe spot to pull over and got out safely before helping marshals to extinguish the flames. mercedes‘ valtteri bottas topped the time sheets ahead of team—mate lewis hamilton, who's returned after recovering from coronavirus. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm kasia madera. borisjohnson isjoined by the eu — in saying they're unlikely to strike a post—brexit trade deal by sunday — with differing interpretations of how a new relationship might look. a wretched clause they've got in to keep the uk locked in to whatever they want in terms of legislation. they would rem

the same goes forjofra archer. block of rest to all multi—format players at various stages over the winter. moeen ali and jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a 16—strong squad, with seven travelling reserves. well, dan lawrence made his debut for brisbane heat in the big bash today — but he was on the losing side, scoring just eight runs. melbourne stars bowling them out for 125 as they reached their victory target with almost three overs to spare to win by six wickets. the head of the rfu, bill sweeney, says the sport isn't facing an existential crisis, despite england's 2003 world cup winner steve thompson and a number of other ex—players claiming the sport has left them with permanent brain damage. they're bringing legal action against the game's governing bodies. facing questions today, bill sweeeney the cheief executive fo the rfu was asked if they acted properly. there's no direct between concussion and cte. i'm hesitant to say that because it sounds as if the governing science, her body is hiding, but

without any answers whatsoever, again nothing wrong i have no idea, hunter biden, talk to us devon archerntactor office, tell us what you know, the american people have a right to know, this is not going away. maria: what is your reaction to the ag not releasing this information that there was an investigation during an election, should the american people have understood that there was a federal criminal investigation into the son of one of the candidates and somebody said on the other day on mornings with marie on fox business that joe biden did not know anything about it so one of my panelist said if joe biden did not know, what was hunter biden selling. so i ask you, number one, your reaction to ag not releasing the information and number two what specifically was hunter biden selling? >> i'm sympathetic for keeping investigations confidential unless there's indictment, when you're talking about investigations within the clinical realm, particular one that would've affected the impeachment trial of the sitting u.s. president in the u.s. senate that should've been irrelevant informatio

we know about devon archer, who andy referenced.e was the guy who got his business partner, hunter biden, on the board of marie's mama about five weeks after devon archer joined, he brings him aboard. when he was brought up to the vice president, vice president biden coming at the same answer every time, hunter did nothing wrong. clearly he was trading on his father's name and position when he went on the marie's motherboard and when he got the china deal influent on air force two and so forth now we are starting to get details that we saw in the senate report, what exactly did hunter biden do for his law firm to get $4.7 million? in one year. i mean, then he turns around and gives a million three to his uncles consulting firm. there is a lot of sneaky stuff going on here. not exactly how you like to come into office for president-elect biden. >> dana: i'd say. and this information just came in and i don't really have time for, but let me just read it to people, there had been some reporting from other outlets but a source familiar

i'll point people back to the devin archer, devin archer, hunter biden's long-time friend and businessern district of new york of fraud related to essentially stealing money from a native american tribe. that conviction was overturned but it was h reinstated in octor by a judge. so after that conviction was overturned, apparently that's when the southern district of new york and the justice department began going back through bank records and looking at payments related to hunter biden and in fact, on the laptop that was uncovered, there was a 47 minute recording where hunter biden was complaining about devin archer because devin archer's defense team put joe biden on the witness list during that trial and so it all -- like it's very murky, but a lot of it goes back to devin archer and that trial some years ago. >> on the issue of the special council -- maria: final word from you, byron. >> on the issue of a special council, tom cotton made a very strong case. so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. libert

talk to us, devin archer, talk to us, contact our office and tell you what you know. the american people have a right to know and again this isn't going away. maria: what is your reaction to the a.g. not releasing this information that there was an investigation during an election? should the american people have understood that there was a federal criminal investigation into the son of one of the candidates and you know somebody said the other day on mornings with maria on fox business they said well, joe biden didn't know anything about it so one of my panelists said well if joe biden didn't know anything about it tell me what was hunter biden selling? so i ask you, number one. your reaction to a.g. not releasing the information and number two what specifically was hunter biden selling? >> well i'm sympathetic for keeping investigations confidential unless there's an indictment and i understand the process behind that but when you're talking about investigations within the political realm, particularly one that would have affected the impeachment trial of the sittin

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job that clearly biden being the guy in charge it was the viceroy of ukraine and suddenly jeffrey archer who was a. friend of the kerry family gets a job monsanto gets in an american becomes a finance minister the day after she becomes ukrainian cities they took over the country and it's funny because biden may have to fire 2 prosecutors now peter have got one in ukraine fired and they have to get one in america fired to protect the son and maybe himself jokes i have to say and i want to compliment you and consortium news and dot com because as you just said you and i were talking about that and when when the when the impeachment what is this fake impeachment thing i just wonder i was jumping up and doesn't do it don't you ever watch crosstabs don't you ever read joe's work we've been talking about this for years and they're making it sound like this came out of all nowhere ok i mean is it the exact. opposite and i want to also point out that this web site supported neither candidate we are nonpartisan and i've never been a fan of trump or biden i don't like either as an easy to be nonpa

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from on the now joined from johannesburg by she's a mouse and archer, a person of the treatment action campaign. great to have you on the news africa. now the treatment action campaign has been other forefront of fighting hiv aids for decades. and now virus, i was not affecting life for people living with aids, hiv in south africa. thank you because i think because we have seen as destruction, the faith, it's pushing the in focusing. also we have seen a got to fight and you have seen people who and what things actually meant. correct. because if a city is the way out of the bank and i could go and just with 10 men and sometimes they would have to be medication over their parents. and sometimes they have to wait a day to outbreak of the not i was but up one ship. so those are the challenges and we spoke out one of the major one says that things have been ok. now i'm middle east challenges and the reports we had about the new prep treatment on web full 8 suites. again, changes to that can change and maybe you know, based on to the court that the we have that 2400 so that is the kitchen n

from on the, our joined from johannesburg by she's a mouse, an archer person of the treatment action campaign. great to have you on b.w. news, africa. now, the treatment action campaign has been either forefront of fighting aids for decades. and now virus. how is that affecting life for people living with hiv in south africa? because simply because we have seen as destruction of faith, it's pushing the in focusing. also. we have seen a trustee and i'm moved to fight and you have seen people who are not assisting direction, what i could call it if our city is the way out and i could, but that is has to be so and shared with 10 men and sometimes they would have to do that and mitigation over this then. and sometimes they have to wait a few outside of the realm not i was i'm fed up with up what should they try to just say i think and that's one of the major one sense that things have been in south africa. ok. now i met all these challenges and the reports we had about the new prep treatments. and what full suite is about the game changer that can change maybe you know, based on what tha

boat carrying almost a 100 rangar refugees from camps in bangladesh was towed to indonesia's some archer island by locals very very. the refugees said they spent 4 horrific months of sea surviving on rice nuts and rainwater and that at least one person died. her parents. from malaysia shell was able to speak with his wife by phone he quit his construction job and made his way illegally by boat to indonesia. there he snuck into the refugee camp and found his family. i was only hoping to be happy and thinking about when i can live together with my husband again. thank god he came here i am happy we're here together now. but despite that stroke of fortune conditions in the camp a tough. they only have the small space to call their own. sometimes they buy not so small extras from local market sellers to supplement the food break even. though i'm very happy to meet my husband here but i feel sorry for my torso when she wants to eat something and we can't give her anything because my husband has no income or go the lives of no ma majeure and their daughter are governed by the rhythms of the ca

boat carrying almost 100 bringing the refugees from camps in bangladesh was told to indonesia's some archer island by locals very very the refugees said they spent 4 horrific months of sea surviving on rice nuts and rainwater and that at least one person died. during her heirs. from malaysia shell was able to speak with his wife by phone he quit his construction job and made his way illegally by bug to indonesia. there he snuck into the refugee camp and found his family. i was only hoping to be happy and thinking about when i can live together with my husband again. thank god he came here i'm happy we're here together now. but despite that stroke of fortune conditions in the camp a tough. they only have the small spikes to call their own. sometimes they buy not so small extras from local market sellers to supplement the food make even. though i'm very happy to meet my husband here but i feel sorry for my torso when she wants to eat something and we can't give her anything because my husband has no income or go the lives of no more mature and their daughter are governed by the rhythms of the

it's over ob-la you know but this is hard and unfortunately that's the way we are in the world today archer sharp over for knowing his agenda is on the line biden is promising voters he'll make history with his diverse cabinet the latest expected announcement former democratic presidential candidate. as biden's transportation secretary. will be the 1st senate confirmed openly gay cabinet member if his nomination succeeds there's no letter to her conspirators but there will be a limit on the number of people that commit such robots the grace of god up so awkward look i'll consider i've left my and finally 20 new species and 4 thought to be extinct have been found in a forest region off the bolivian andes that will appear in front is among them just 10 millimeters in length that's one of the world's smallest and 50 ns the devil i focus also phones in large numbers it was last observed 20 years ago. my. hello there you with al-jazeera these are the headlines this are hospitals in parts of the united states is trying to breaking point this coronavirus case a surge of pfizer biotech vaccine is n

the same goes forjofra archer.k of rest to all multi—format players at various points over the winter period. moeen ali and jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a 16—strong squad, with seven travelling reserves. and dan lawrence made his debut for brisbane heat in the big bash today — but he was on the losing side and he scored just eight runs. melbourne stars bowled them out for 125 and then reached their victory target with almost three overs to spare, winning by six wickets. patrick reed's bid to win the race to dubai is gaining pace — he's two shots clear at the top of the leaderboard at the season—ending world tour championship, on ten under—par. england's matthew fitzpatrick is the closest challenger on eight under at the halfway mark. and it's another american amy 0lsen who will start day two of the final major of the year, the delayed us women's open in houston, in the lead — thanks in no small part to this. a hole in one at the 16th. she's four under par, a shot clear of the field, with britain's char

riley, anssor official at baylor medicine has talked about getting a covid vaccine which over archers any number of pathogens over the years. a broader vaccine. with the specificity of this vaccine, do we get closer to a broader vaccine against the covid class? isven: that sounds like he doing some great horizons, and it echoes the flu vaccine that has been a theme in influenza research for a long period of time. there is someat very good immunology being done. we need to understand how these or afic first vaccines up year-round. we need to understand how the affects those compartments and then how natural infection can affect those departments. if we can observe those things, if there is any waning in that department, at that point, i think that is like a moonshot thing, really trying to push people to think about the next five to 10 years and be ambitious. my eyes are much closer to the ground right now. tom: professor, thank you so much. steven riley, on the geography and distribution around the world, of course at imperial college, london. we have seen the team in the united kingd

all rob lost you know but this is hard and unfortunately that's the way we are in the world today archer sharp over for knowing his agenda is on the line biden is promising voters he'll make history with his diverse cabinet the latest expected announcement former democratic presidential candidate pete british as biden's transportation secretary. will be the 1st senate confirmed openly gay cabinet member if his nomination succeeds there's no letter to her conspirators but there will be a limit on the number of people that commit to show by the grace of god but it's up to the op carol about i'll consider i was hungry has redefined what makes a family in its constitution effectively banning adoption by same sex couples politicians approved the amendments that says a mother is a woman and a father a man as options by same sex couples has been possible if one partner applied as a single person is the latest in a series of restrictions on rights under conservative prime minister viktor orban. facebook is being sued in a straightly over accusations it's been virtually collecting user data becau

the same goes forjofra archer.jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a i6—strong squad, with seven travelling reserves. there was unexpected drama towards the end of second practice ahead of this weekend's season—ending adu dhabi grand prix. kimi raikkonen's haas car catching fire with just under 20 minutes to go. the finnish driver did manage to find a safe spot to pull over and got out safely before helping marshals to extinguish the flames. mercedes' valtteri bottas topped the time sheets ahead of team—mate lewis hamilton, who's returned after recovering from coronavirus. patrick reed took control of the race to dubai with a brilliant round of 64 to put him two shots clear heading into the weekend of the season ending world tour championship in dubai. reed is looking to become the first american to top the rankings, but england's tommy fleetwood could overtake him with victory on sunday. he's four off the pace after a round of 69, dropped two shots on his closing six holes. the new season of the european cham

when i see the advertisement for arizona on tv, i want to go to archers national park. >> what about a favorite historic site? is there a battlefield, a home, a historic site, some of the folks from montpelier here, you have obviously visited that and mount vernon, are there other famous historic sites that you have? >> this thing that is going on with monroe's home is interesting. if you go to montpelier and monticello and you visit monroe's house, you think this is modest, and i thought it was almost unbelievable how modest it was. through archaeological digs, the theory is now that what we look at and thought was monroe's house was a guesthouse, and he had something much bigger there that he and his wife and family lived in, and it ended up burned, and it is the record of that that is a little hazy, but it makes sense, this whole theory that the house burned, and they excavated a large part of the foundation for it, so that just tells you, the past is not totally understood, there is always more to learn. >> each one of these homes, they are wonderful for bringing children to, the

were loving maria parents, grandparents, and active members of the community their family in archer heights in chicago. most people -- lupe, as most people knew him, was a 33 ved 911 dispatcher for years. chicago police officers voice of him as a security and reassurance who guided them on the radio through of the most dangerous situations. colleagues remember him as to help jump-start a car or change a tire, even long, stressful shift. maria owned an income tax service in my neighborhood of village. she served the community and particularly immigrants with and dedication. lupe and maria's marriage was a story, and their children and grandchildren were the universe.their heaven. reunited in my wife and i join the lopez family in prayer. you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. joyce, for five minutes. speaker, this m week, americans witnessed a achievement. less than a year after the novel shores rus reached the of america, the first doses of a and effective vaccine were administered to frontline health and workers in pennsylvania around the co

there are other emails that show hunter's partner devon archer bragging about getting meeting for clientsfficials including joe. that illegal lobbying since they never registered under farah. of joe know about the business which tony bobalynnski testified on then joe is in trouble. this is something that will be a problem for biden and devon we should have a special counsel looking at it or they will sweep it under the rug. >> why should americans be concerned and wants to get to the bottom of this and know the whole truth? >> when you sell influenced by using your office, your son flying around the world to meet with foreign leaders based on your status as vice president let him cash in big satchels of cash to get meetings for his clients with government officials you have to wonder about the ethics and morals of the question and he sits in the commander-in-chief chair everyone should be concerned with he's compromised by china and ukraine and other countries that paid for access. >> this cyberattack is a big deal. let's pop up the agencies targeted, the department of homeland security,

boat carrying almost $100.00 range of refugees from camps in bangladesh was told to indonesia's some archer island by locals very very the refugees said they spent 4 horrific months of sea surviving on rice nuts and rainwater and that at least one person died. during her era. from malaysia shell was able to speak with his wife by phone he quit his construction job and made his way illegally by bike to indonesia. there he snuck into the refugee camp and found his family. i was only hoping to be happy and thinking about when i can live together with my husband again. thank god he came here i'm happy we're here together now. but despite that stroke of fortune conditions in the camp a tough. they only have the small space to call their own. sometimes they buy not so small extras from local market sellers to supplement the food they give them. and though i'm very happy to meet my husband here but i feel sorry for my daughter when she wants to eat something and we can't give her anything because my husband has no income or go the lives of no ma and the junior and their daughter are governed by th

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this the marked on flourishes in the cold desert landscape which covers more than 40 percent of him archer predation the shrub is hardy it can cope with drought and temperatures as low as minus $43.00 degrees celsius for the farmers it has the potential to become a cornerstone of their income and because the sea buckthorn is also good for the ecosystem it's a definite win for the region. siebert cotton grows not only in the hymn ali and region but also in many parts of central asia and even the arctic over millennia it's spread all the way to the alps in central europe and the costs of the north and the baltic sea. see about corn is also farmed in germany but in the last 4 years there's usually undemanding plant has begun to struggle. buckthorn is basically our life philosophy or company philosophy. this area. in the north of germany used to be covered in sea buckthorn the lemon of the north as locals call it but now famines like function better sounding. for over the past 5 or 6 years we've noticed that more and more seabrook thorn shrubs are dying at 1st they were just isolated cases may

is the marked on flourishes in the cold desert landscape which covers more than 40 percent of him archer predation the shrub is hardy it can cope with drought and temperatures as low as minus $43.00 degrees celsius for the farmers it has the potential to become a cornerstone of their income and because the seabrook torn is also good for the ecosystem it's a definite win for the region. cotton grows not only in the hymn ali and region but also in many parts of central asia and even the arctic over millennia it's spread all the way to the alps in central europe and the coasts of the north and the baltic sea. see about corn is also farmed in germany but in the past 4 years there's usually undemanding plant has begun to struggle. seed buckthorn is basically our life philosophy or company philosophy. this area. in the north of germany used to be covered in sea buckthorn the lemon of the north as locals call it but now famous like punch better sounding. for over the past 5 or 6 years we've noticed that more and more sea buckthorn shrubs are dying at 1st there were just isolated cases maybe one

and then his other business partner devon archer was convicted on unrelated fraud charges.feels, senator grassley and ron johnson have been working on this for a year. they are saying that this is a national security risk. it cannot just be a soft plea for hunter biden, they say. >> i don't think anyone is in favor of a soft plea. i think that there will always be limitations on the political front when it comes to congressmen standinghe up and shaking their fist at the outrageousness of it. from the information they see versus criminal federal prosecutors and what they would be able to see on their own. i do not have a problem acknowledging that there are a lot of people that create a bad picture. the exact type of characters that would participate in a pay for play kind of scheme. the exact kind of countries we do not want to have that relationship with. china, russia, pakistan i think it was or kazakhstan, in a bad way when it comes to the highest reaches of the u.s. government. it certainly looks like that may have been the intention. it may spread beyond hunter. liz: o

they convicted devin archer of the indian bond fraud. think a lot of the information was probably available. some of the transactions were occurring back then. did in not look into hunter biden because of his last name? it's a serious question. the fact that we might -- we probably have two systems of justice, one for democrats and the well-connected and one for republicans like president trump and the rest of the americans. that's one of the reasons that the american people are losing confidence in agencies like the fbi. maria: yes. exactly. peter schweizer, let's assess where we are. we've got a list of some of the deals that we know about that hunter biden was involved in, whether it be the $1.5 billion that he got from the bank of china after traveling with the vice president to china or the $3.5 million that he got from elaine batarina, the wife of the former mayor of moscow, or the $4.2 million total that he got from burisma in ukraine, making $83,000 a month. assess where we are on this story. what do you know as fact? >> well, we

we are also doing today from kate archer kent from wisconsin public radio you might know her for the host of the morning show. kate will be moderating today's conversation. before we get started i want to thank thank you to the madison public library in the madison public foundation. there across wisconsin across the nation across the globe has been unwavering for the past eight years, but particularly during the pandemic. it was never a question of whether we were going to bring you great cultural events like this, it was just a matter of how. and so i always want to thank them for it also want to thank laila for being here today. we were going to bring laila here in may in person but obsolete that could not happen. as a donor event we are giving noise free copies of conditional citizens today. once i leave the screen i will put a link in a green box on your screen you can sign up in our bookselling partners in a room of their own and will send you a copy free of charge to your home but we hope you'll take advantage of that and read laila's book. i think i've said enough i will step

pieces for him they're a way of life you know it and i think people get more than just a christmas archer appear in the dates of it so you're teaching within the spirit of the or motos and that which i believe or think should using a great deal to people's well being. toys have been produced in zeitlin since the mid 18th century and to this day great craftsmanship and attention to detail goes into them in the noise of our family's workshop 10 employees seem to make the would come to life reoccurring motifs are of course angels but also miners like these figurines and their mind lamps this is no coincidence for centuries life and was a 10 mining town in fact mining played a key role in the war mountains until the mid 19th century and the christmas arch also reflects this past. month so let's not shift the foreigners. when i miner had his last shift and team out of the mine entrance into the dealer or another of the and he said i'm. on the arch of the entryway. here and that's where the modern christmas arch comes from. the ideas that our miners were happy to put aside their dangerous work

the archer started a funny campaign with a goal of $5000 to fix the vandalism.o make a new sculpture out of bronze and any remaining money will go to taylor's family. please have been investigating this as vandalism and are looking to the latest developer. >> we are not going to hide and we're not going to retreat. we're calling on everyone to bring flowers and placards of statements of support so that this can be a memorial of joy. >>> artist says it will take months to create a new sculpture. the city said on tuesday the original sculpture did not undergo the typical approval process for this to city for public art. >>> a bay area teenager has one over a new fan with his artwork . he became famous for painting portraits of notable figures including vice president-elect, miller's kamala harris. bella davis was so touched that she shared a time lapse of him painting the portrait. and she said, you are a gift. >>> what were you doing when you were 14? let's not think about that. that is a talented boy. >>> we'll see if we can get you outside. this is the time of