that they have imposed a curfew that started this and that will be going on and till further notice asper the governor of was there for and they have authorized the security forces and organized forces to use force if deemed necessary to be able to prevent people from fighting further but this has not stopped that order was given yesterday by the governor to the to the security forces and they were going to ask for says but up until this morning asper state authorities fighting have been ongoing so they say that that made it very hard to make sure that the number of those that is indeed 48 and they said that death toll toll could be higher. u.n. peacekeepers say they've retaken the central african republic city of benghazi to it was captured earlier this month by rebel forces demanding that the government resigns a coalition of armed groups launched an offensive last month to prevent the reelection of president forced into a bear up he has declared the winner but the rebels and political opposition well they dispute that result at least 60000 people have now fled the fighting. still to co

this is american asperation. >> earlier president biden called for unity. >> overcome the challenges requires unity. it requires us to come together in common love that defines us as americans, opportunity, dignity and respect and unite against hate, violence, disease and hopelessness. >> you can still see a bit of smoke in the air from the fireworks display. no crowds lining the streets like in past years. across the nation people watching from their homes. >> reporter: many people celebrating today. some people displaying american flags. we visited kamala harris home in berkeley. >> to see democracon, it's beautiful. >> political arguments often divide. >> the democrats say they want union tcu, but they don't act like it. >> it was a news beginning. i thought it was great. >> in berkeley they took a stroll. >> such a relief to hear someone that sounded like a. , who had empathy and spoke about unity. >> we vntz had a president for all the people. that's the most important thing. >> randy is a trump supporter. >> he pulled the scab off the political system so we can see how corrupt

that they have imposed a curfew that started yesterday that will be going on and till further notice asper the governor of was there for and they have authorized the security forces and organized forces to use force if deemed necessary to be able to prevent people from fighting for that but this has not stopped that order was given yesterday by the governor to the to the security forces and they were going to ask for says but up until this morning aspirin state authorities fighting have been ongoing they say that made it very hard to make sure that the number of those that is indeed 48 and they said that death toll could be higher. we're going to weather a plague backstay are 0 then. we're going to below mexico's going to pay for the little we look back at president donald trump's contentious border policies what was promised and what was actually delivered. and a political crisis comes to a head and it's really at a critical moment in the country's fight against the coronavirus. it's time for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored plan qatar airways the wind is on the turn will get p

everybody can't win at the same thing, so what is the sense of asperity you see for a major bank of america what is the sense of austerity you see for a major bank? christian i do think: -- christian: i do think outlooks are a very big thing. i think your ability to be nimble around how you focus on customers is going to be important going forward, but ultimately, the banking business is really about economic prospect and responsible lending . those two will probably play a greater path forward. tom: jon, to me, the great january issue of 2021 is the fintech digital banking thing, and how all of these companies adapt to it. jonathan: i am doing so well, i considered not coming back. that's why have had the last, just in swing -- just enjoying myself and those mega gains in fintech. the conversation going forward, and how much some of these names have to spend. christian: look, the dollars you spend is one thing. how you spend it is another. clearly if it was just about dollars, the biggest and best banks would stream away. so how do you spend it, what do you spend it on? all of these things

second, i want to express my appreciation to former secretary asper, secretary miller and norquist of the defense department. the collaboration between dod and hhs has been unprecedented and really in my decades around government, government service, i have just never seen this type of collaboration and cooperation. that comes from the top that is a credit to the leadership of the defense department to make this happen. so thank you for that. finally, people is policy, and we fortunate at the outset of operation warp speed were able to have some exceptional people leaving this. and all of my time leading business and government i have never been part of a team that has demonstrated teamwork and professionalism and integrity, discipline as this team does. i want to express my personal appreciation to all of the members of the team but especially general perna who was a hero for america before he did this. now he's a here for america's public health. two dr. slaoui who was a hero of the biopharmaceutical industry before doing this, and is now a hero of america's public health. these sel

i would take boring peace and asperity over what happened in the 60s to 90s and the best more than any of the week. i was just an extraordinary popular person, the guy in world war ii but also harry truman was unpopular. ... he integrated the armed forces ands something that was way out of this time in 1948 and not popular with a lot of democrats in his own party people like henry wallace didn't like truman. they thought he was too conservative. republicans of course had had enough and democrats in the white house so when he took that long lonely train ride home to independence missouri he had a 22% approval rating, the lowest approval rating for any president to ever left office and i look at that number as a monument that was harry truman's courage. he made one decision after another, did not worry about the political consequences of the decision and yet he was mocked and ridiculed by people in his own party and the republican party, his mother-in-law wasn't even respectful to him and even though he lived in the white house and winston churchill a great hero of mine said of harry tru

doing what they're supposed to be doing now, what assurances do we have that they will operate only asper mighted if approved? i'm also concerned about the proposal for temporary generator mentioned in the detail of the project and i don't know why that would be necessary but it's a noise issue. i ask that the commission ve consider the recommendation for approval and make sure that everything is in order and questions and issues regarding with the writing prior to a commission vote on this matter. thank you. >> last call for public comment. if you would like to speak to this matter press star and three. seeing no additional request to speak commissioners, public comment is closed and the matter is before you. >> >> i have a question, how do you plan on addressing specifically the loud noises coming out of the vehicle if they're backing up at each an early hour? >> yeah, think about this and unfortunately the back-up noise or the back-up sound is part of a regulation that they have to have the back up, the beeping when they back up. one of the thoughts is that, with the expanded area to p

defense secretary he was just put in that position after trump fired defense secretary mark asper in november and trump is dealing with his own political domestic issues at home under fire and so there is some question whether this would offer trump a chance to distract from those troubling domestic issues we know that in november president trump was talked out of a preemptive strike against an iranian nuclear site and again he has been more and more aggressive in his rhetoric on twitter against iran how does your pastor in washington d.c. . so let's get some historical context now then this is not the 1st time iran has pursued a higher level of uranium purity in 2009 under the presidency of mahmoud ahmadinejad a similar decision that to israel threatening to attack iran's nuclear facilities the united states and israel that has its own under nuclear weapons program feared to iran was building atomic bomb the us exposed around underground enrichment plant satellite footage of its fortifications and air defenses led to american officials suspecting it had a military purpose that incre

inequality and asperity. thing the coronavirus has shown us is there is a great disparity in this country that existed way before the coronavirus, so we need to figure out how to address that. by the way, also in this rules package are instructions for the they are going to address issues of inequality and asperity. also, a cause on them to make sure that the witnesses that they call represent the diversity in this country as well, so we are going to focus on this issue of disparity and economic inequalities, because it is a major issue in this country. host: for the witnesses portion, how does that work? guest: they are going to develop a plan to tell us how they will make sure that they will have diversity, so it will be corporate heads. we need to have people from every aspect of our society, of every background we need to listen to all voices, not just those who are well-off and well-connected, but everybody matters. one of the great things about speaker pelosi and the democratic agenda is that, in our vi

last summer on a trip with defense secretary asper, secretary esper announced he would cut back his military significantly for support counterterrorism operations in france. mr. kirby: you mean in africa. reporter: in africa, thank you. i'm wondering, did that come up as part of the conversation today, and if so, is a review of the u.s. force posture in africa helping the french underway? mr. kirby: it did come up in the conversation. they did talk about africa. the secretary did not commit to one course or another, but he obviously expressed his appreciation for the work that france is doing counterterrorism-wise, and pledged that we would be looking forward to what our contributions might or might not look like going forward. there was not a specific commitment. reporter: same with germany, in other words, he's going to look at it and -- mr. kirby: that's where i was going. week one into the job, i think it is fair for everyone to expect at the secretary is going to want to take a look at operations around the world, what we are doing, whether we are matching resources to the strategy, whe