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today, congressman zoe lofgren had this to say. >> actually the body armour ai was referred to were worn by the rioters who attacked the capitol. i am sure we will want to talk to members of congress to find out what their activities were. many have spoken publicly indicated they have nothing to hide, that they will certainly cooperate with the committee. that would be my expectation. >> hmm, well, is that wishful thinking? if it is, what can the committee actually do to ensure cooperation? joining us a former dep tip assistant attorney general and cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi director anthony mccabe. given congressman brooks said the purpose is to create political propaganda. do you think it wishful thinking he will voluntarily comply? >> it might be, it's to ask someone to come in voluntarily. you might, this sounds counterintuitive. you might get it faster asking him to come in. if you go straight to a subpoena there is a number of votes that would have to happen before you can enforce a subpoena. you have to file a lawsuit or take it to the justice department. th

we put all the women and children in armoured vehicles.ll in unarmoured vehicles. i have a wife and three children — that was my motivation. to get in a car and to try to drive and drive to a place, that we do not know if the road is open. will we get killed or not? but if we stay here, we will die. my brother had said to us at that stage that he thinks this is a bad idea. "we've got a weapon. "maybe we should stay?" and, um, isaid, "let'sjust go". in a forest on the edge of town, ancha and herfamily were also planning an escape. before they left, muanassa went back to check on their home. they, and thousands of others, headed for the shore to flee by boat. with little food or water, the 400km journey was a huge risk. ancha went into labour in the middle of the sea. back at the amarula, the convoy was preparing to leave. low on fuel and losing daylight, dag says they were unable to give the cars air cover. we just went as fast as we could. about 2—3km out on that road to tanzania, we got hit by the first ambush. the guy that was driving, t

mandelez, marriott vacations, and under armour under armour has impressive longer term margin capitol one is a topic in financials with the firm saying it offers a solid return and superior upside versus its peers. for the rest of the list head to cnbc.com/pro kelly will get the full note and list back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom chu. >>> up next, could growing fears around the delta variant hurt travel stocks just as things were returning to normal plus if the travel stocks fall, what does that mean for leisure groups like casinos. vegas saw its best gaming revenue ever in may. he'll join us next to weigh in dr. arnold t petsworth had an influx of new patients. so he used his american express business card, which offers spending power built for his business needs, to furnish a new exam room. the doctor will see you now. get the card built for business. by american express. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercre

resurgent taliban forces have already seized hundreds of armoured vehicles left by departing americans. it's feared they could be used in a bid to regain power. a military transport plane has crashed in the southern philippines as it tried to land. j: philippines as it tried to land. i: , ., , philippines as it tried to land. i: , a, , philippines as it tried to land. i: , w " land. 37 people were killed in the crash _ land. 37 people were killed in the crash and _ land. 37 people were killed in the crash and 49 _ land. 37 people were killed in the crash and 49 were - land. 37 people were killed ml the crash and 49 were injured. most of those aboard the hercules plane were soldiers we just finished asic training. they were deployed to fight militants who operate in the southern philippines. finished basic training. a large ball of black smoke was seen above the wreckage of the transport plane, a lockheed c130 hercules supplied to the philippines by the united states. the head of the armed forces said it had missed the runway — it is not clear why — and then tried to regain power, but

describe what they'll experience during the flight and make sure that all of their space wear, under armour flight suits fit perfectly and comfortable. they know how to unbuckle themselves from their seat and what not to touch. when we go on a flight across the country, we know you don't touch that door while the flight is in motion. they'll learn all of those safety features as well. and then they'll be asked how that experience was. i expect there will be surveys for future flights and future passengers. >> real quick, collin bennett, lead operations engineer, is going to look at the equipment and making sure that everything went off smoothly and developing it and enhancing it for future flights as well? >> right. collin's job is the engineer of the flight. are the seats performing as we expect them to? are there any hitches with any of the equipment that not just passengers have to deal with, seat belts, window access, but also the systems that would power experiments. virgin galactic wants to fly experiments for scientists. nasa in an experiment with the university of florida on this si

i'm armoured up, i've got a helmet up. it's ok, mum, i'll be fine.ed to protect his home from the mob outside, his mother came to rescue his two young children and his partner. i arrived and it looked like a scene out of beirut. i was just absolutely shocked. within feet of their houses, two burnt—out cars — which i found out later completely burnt out for three hours and exploded and in front of their homes. i took my grandchildren and brought them home here, with my daughter—in—law. the riot in mayhill has shocked everyone. home secretary priti patel described the scenes as "disgraceful", and first minister mark drakeford said they were "completely unacceptable". here on the estate itself, people are doing their best to get back to normal — but key questions remain. and among the most important ones — could this have been prevented and why did it happen? mayhill and townhill enjoy some of the best views in wales, and are collectively known as "the hill" — home to 9,000 people. some areas of mayhill are amongst the 10% most deprived areas in wales.

in fact at least 30 police vehicles, armoured vehicles and notjust, you know, the small—time policeman response team that was set up to ensure that they would be moving in in case there is trouble, as was threatened by his supporters who said they would take up arms and would also form a human shield to protect the former president. today, some of of them told me they were unhappy about his incarceration and warned that there will be protests expected from as early as the early hours of this morning, in the next few hours it is widely expected that the protests are going to begin. in the meantime, mr zuma is in the correctional facility, about 2.5 hours away from his home in nkandla and that correctional facility there are about 500 prisoners there, and what is now going to happen is before mr zuma is taken to a prison cell, he needs to be processed. there needs to be a medical examination and mental examination to ensure that he is in the right frame of mind before he is taken to a prison cell. the haitian security forces have killed four of the gang suspected of assassinating preside

in fact at least 30 police vehicles, armoured vehicles and notjust, you know, the small—time policemantactical response team that was set up to ensure that they would be moving in in case there is trouble, as was threatened by his supporters who said they would take up arms and would also form a human shield to protect the former president. today, some of of them told me they were unhappy about his incarceration and warned that hours of this morning, in the next few hours it is widely expected that the protests are going to begin. in the meantime, mr zuma is in the correctional facility, about 2.5 hours away accused of corruption and extending his presidency illegally, jovenel moise faced mass protests and demands from the opposition to step down. the interim prime minister described the assassination, which came after weeks of escalating violence, as a heinous, inhumane and barbaric act and declared a state of emergency. still recovering from the devastating earthquake of 2010 and the hurricane that struck six years later, parts of the country remain inaccessible, besieged by territor

however, there was maybe just a chink in the armour because she was a little bit unsteady, a little bit they finished second in qualifying to russia, so it'll be interesting to see how they have gone in the last couple of days, how they have managed themselves to over that little bit of a bump in the road, because you would imagine, surely, they would be the favourite later, and her teammates would want to get her off the mark with the first goal for these games for simone biles. does it look fairly calm, dry there? it hasn't really been there? it hasn't really been the case throughout. tell us about that. the weather has been doing everything here, ithink, in tokyo. we have been battling the heat at the beginning of the heat at the beginning of the games. there were an awful lot of players and athletes voicing concerns. a couple of players collapsed in the heat. tennis stars have been asking why they are playing early in the day, however now we have a tropical storm off the east coast of japan, which tropical storm off the east coast ofjapan, which has been coming and it towards us. th

the report highlights practical issues for them, such as not being given uniforms and body armour thatto experience sexual harassment. you're asking for it, that's the impression you get, you're not completely blameless in all of this. sophia, not her real name, was an officer in the royal navy when she was sexually harassed and then assaulted by her male boss. she left in 2017 after a five—year career, successfully taking her complaint to a civilian court after she felt let down by her chain of command. it was such an effort to have anyone hear me. and why do you think they didn't want to hear you? it's a boys' club. they closed ranks. they wanted to make sure he was all right. they don't want it happening on their watch. it's bad press for them and it doesn't look good on their reports. that's definitely the impression i got. the ministry of defence said it's made many changes to improve the experience of women in the armed forces. it said it profoundly regretted the experience of some. but mps want the chain of command to be removed from complaints of a sexual nature and cases of ra

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resurgent taliban forces have already seized hundreds of trucks, armoured vehicles and artillery leftparting american forces. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. my guest is one of the most brilliant scientists in the world — and he's african. his ground—breaking research is helping tackle diseases that kill thousands every year. cameroonian—born professor christian happi gave up a successful career at harvard university in the united states and moved back to africa. he's setting up a world—class laboratory in nigeria, which will have a pandemic early detection system. he believes africa could become a global centre of knowledge about infectious diseases such as covid. how realistic is his vision? professor christian happi in ibadan, southern nigeria, welcome to hardtalk. how worried are you about the third wave of covid in africa? we've seen some countries are quite badly affected, such as south africa. thank you. i'm very concerned about a third wave of covid in africa. we've seen countries like south africa, uganda, kenya, liberia, s

resurgent taliban forces have seized hundreds of trucks, armoured vehicles and artillery left by departing

in fact at least 30 police vehicles, armoured vehicles and notjust, you know, the small—time policemans set up to ensure that there would be moving in in case there is trouble, as was threatened by his supporters who said they would take up arms and would also form a human shield to protect the former president. today, some of them told me they were unhappy about his incarceration and warned that there will be protests expected from as early as the early hours of this morning, in the next few hours it is widely expected that the protests are going to begin. in the meantime, mrzuma is going to begin. in the meantime, mr zuma is neither correctionalfacility, about 2.5 hours away from his home and that correctional facility there are about 500 business there are about 500 business there and what is now going to happen is before mr zuma is taken to a prison cell he needs to be processed. there needs to be a medical examination and mental examination to ensure that he is in the right frame of mind before he is taken to a prison cell. of mind before he is taken to a prison cell-— prison cell

resurgent taliban forces have already seized hundreds of trucks, armoured vehicles and artillery leftparting american forces. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello again and welcome to the week in parliament, the week borisjohnson lost a cabinet minister for breaking his own rules. isn't it the case, mr speaker, that while the british people are doing everything asked of them, it's one rule for them and another rule for everybody else? sorry, matt who? i read the story in common with you and everybody else on friday. we had a new health secretary in place by saturday. from the westminster bubble to the school bubble, pressure grows for a change to the covid rules. isn't it time we stopped this. self—isolation madness and get all pupils back in the _ classroom, where they belong? and is ita bird, is ita plane or something more sinister? the recent report doesn't require us to accept the reality of alien visitation, but it does require us to take ufos seriously. but first, the political fallout from matt hancock's resignation as health secretary. he left the government 2a hours

and as soon as i went to secondary school it was like going into a zoo so i had to get this kind of armourme, do you know what i'm saying? that is where your masculinity starts coming from, for me. it's sad, though, isn't it, because i suppose that's the moment that you stop talking about your emotions so much and put up a mask a bit. i think as men we struggle to do the emotions kind of thing. - the masculinity obviously. is a front for a lot of things that we are trying to hide. would you, like, cry in front of your friends? you don't want to appear weak, especially in front of a group . of guys, coming into a new group i of people, you don't want to appear that you are less of a man than the man sitting nextl to you or standing next to you, do you know what i mean? - for me, i find it impossible to cry. like, i cover my emotions with laughter, joking - around, being a fool. even when you are by yourself, you can't? i find it so hard, man. i can't appear to be weak. i think i was at a stage like that at some point. i felt like that when i was younger. if i everfelt down i held it in and

. >> pete, you bought calls today in lowe's, nokia and under a armour >> yeah. you're trying to navigate around those various areas of the marketplace. i look at these names and think there's an opportunity he was talking about the fact that the pe levels were trading where they are, which seem to be very high. we always say creates an opportunity. why would that stock get beat up the way it did pe is trading here all of that does make some sense. maybe the pe and 24, much like apple, isn't near ly as stretche as everybody wants to say it is. whether it's making certain stocks more attractive or whether it is signaling there might be more pain in the near future mike santoli, senior markets reporter or commentator is taking a look at this now. is it time to batten down the hatches because things could get worse? >> right. >> usually that puts on alert that you could reach headline indexes. it's probably better, though, than what you had january of 2018 where everything peak ed a once everyone thought all inclusive rally, and it would be upside from there it was

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we are learning when he stood up taking the protest at the capitol, he was wearing body armour. >> i have a message i need you to take to your heater and back home and atlopg way stop at the come. today is the day american patriots start taking down names and kicking ass. what other words that scare the hell out of socialists and weak-needed republicans alike join with me, usa, usa, washington, america, heed those words. because we're going to carry them rate to you. usa, god bless america. and the fight begins today. >> yeah. go kick ass. they did. i wonder when mo brooks saw them beating the cops, cussing them, violently assaulting them. they're kicking ass. i told them to kick ass. he was not the only congressman, "new york times" says mr. trump did not name the law makers. the other once they took notes of, he represented jim jordan of ohio who he described as a fighter a. swoexman says congressman jordan did not, has not, and would fought pressure anyone if 2021. that politico report from a due days before trump's doj meeting says, quote, other members who were in attendance inc

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