. >> ohio congressman bill johnson calling for president biden to finally visit the site of the toxic train derailment. >> you pride yourself on your lunch bucket joe nickname. they want to know you care. >> we put this city on a better path. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot is out. >> the only people that are dancing in the street right now are the people of chicago because change is coming to the city. >> the supreme court could sink joe biden 4ur7bgs billion dollars student loan handout. >> that is not right. that is not fair. >> the president does not have the power to engage in this overreach. >> i got your door dash. i don't take responsibility if any of this inaccurate. >> i understand. >> two, if that texas' road

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bill johnson calling for president biden to visit ohio.ave a message for president biden, it is past time to make the trip to east palestine. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the president stopping by would have disruptive effect on the clean-up process and eric holcomb, releasing a statement, materials should go to nearest facility, not move to indiana, i want to know what precaution will be taken in the transport and disposition of the material. >> ashley: pro-life doctors say they were banned from attending an education conference over their stance on abortion despite inclusivity. this year's theme is building bridges and creating connection in medical education. >> todd: william lyles, pro-life ob/gyns, joins us now. so much for building bridges. >> yeah, the bridge got taken down. i trained under creog, i am also member of pro-life obstetrician and gynecologists and we have 7000 members and we take a stand to defend the right of our patients which are often denied because our patients were not born in the united states yet

communities in an effort to improve rail safety across the country, ohio millions sykes and republican bill johnson are introducing the real at the bipartisan bill would increase the maximum penalties for violations of real safety and enhance inspection requirements on all trains, including those carrying hazardous materials. we cannot stand by and risk another community being impacted by the devastating train derailment over 6 senior spanned the federal railroad administration reported an average of 1400 train derailments each year. >> the time for action is now ohio congresswoman joyce beatty and psych say it's time to hold real companies accountable. far too long. rail corporations have put profits over people during our communities and our environment in the process, johnson and psych say they are working to gain support in the house to move their bill forward. ohio senators jd vance and sherrod brown are working on similar legislation in the senate reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >> coming up, apple and ikea making the tech headlines today. our rich demuro break all that down for us. p

then there was a man called bill johnson who worked with him and was able to convince a syndication companyo carry the magazine. not all of them, but many carried it. >> do have a sense or knowledge, you say there was not a lot of records, was the state liberal love or a moneymaker yet, --? >> it was a labor of love, victor was able to make enough money to hire staff of old women who work on the mailing list operation, anything is published. but he continue to work at the post office until he retired. i think that was about 1960, he retired. and from what i have read. it looks like he was having some health issues at that time. he did not live long after he retired. but the publication continued after he died. because his wife took it over and she remained the editor of it for the remainder of his life. >> what about advertising, did he take it and what role did it play in helping people know about businesses? >> advertising became a key part at the very back of the magazine, and sometimes throughout, they would be these banner ads, if you will, featuring places in the local communities suc

. >> brian: governor congressman bill johnson came out and said president biden come down here. 5,000 you pride yourself on your lunch bucket nickname and tout your blue collar scranton pennsylvania roots. there is nowhere more blue collar come down and see it do you believe he should come down and see it and are you offended he hasn't. >> look, he should come. there is no doubt about it. the president needs to many do. the president wanted to see the president. he should be there. >> ainsley: when you talk to him does he tell you why he is not coming? >> well, last time i talked to him, actually, he was in poland. so he called me directly. i have talked to him several times. i do talk to the white house. you know issues, things we are trying to get done. no. i think now is the time. the president needs to come and it's just important, you know, i have been there four times. i was there within a matter of two days after it occurred. our people have been on the ground since, you know, two hours after it started. i will say that, you know, the u.s. e.p.a. was there. they were there abou

vance and shared round republican and a democrat there , congressman bill johnson of ohio so that it would give transportation secretary pete buttigieg a blank check. what will what will you say to lawmakers today? especially those from your state who don't want these laws. welcome look, congressman johnson has a good bill as well to bipartisan bill with congressman sykes. so out of those two bills, we ought to be able to get a bill that will will make a big big difference. uh, i served many years in the house and the senate. i'm not gonna get into the gory details about which version of the bill is better, but we just we need the changes. i think either bill will do a good job. so you're confident of that? at least one of these bills will pass. are you leaning towards either one? what look, i'm very hopeful that congress will will will do this . uh you know what we have seen in these palestine trauma that this community has gone through about 4700 people, great, great community, great people, and then this happens and you know they're used to having trains go through a lot of trans

bill johnson: mr.his is yet another instance of tiktok attempting to mislead americans about what their technology is capable of and who has access to their information. laura: chew pushed back, emphasizing tiktok's project texas plan, which puts the american company oracle in control of u.s. data and content. shou zi chew: american data stored on american soil by an american company overseen by american personnel. laura: there's no public evidence that china has used the platform to spy on americans. but lawmakers weren't convinced. shou zi chew: congresswoman, i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to that data. they have never asked us. we have not provided it. i have asked that question. rep. anna eshoo: well, you know what? i find that actually preposterous. donald trump, former president of the united states: very american company. buy it. laura: it's been a long-brewing fight across two administrations. in recent weeks, the white house repeatedly upped pressure on tiktok'

. >> ohio congressman bill johnson calling for president biden to finally visit the site of the toxic train derailment. >> you pride yourself on your lunch bucket joe nickname. they want to know you care. >> we put this city on a better path. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot is out. >> the only people that are dancing in the street right now are the people of chicago because change is coming to the city. >> the supreme court could sink joe biden 4ur7bgs billion dollars student loan handout. >> that is not right. that is not fair. >> the president does not have the power to engage in this overreach. >> i got your door dash. i don't take responsibility if any of this inaccurate. >> i understand. >> two, if that texas' road house you are lucky the rolls made it. i'm on a diet right now and that would have been questionable. ♪ suddenly ♪ i'm in love with a stranger ♪ i can't believe she's mine ♪ and now all i see ♪ is you and i. >> brian: so jealous. >> ainsley: you got the sunrise and the water and a boat. we just saw a boat before it started zooming in. >> brian: a little bit about st. p

. >> bill: peter johnson, the da, the group changed clothing into all blackout clothing and had shieldsade, bags of rocks, fireworks and molotov cocktails. they came ready. >> you are right. this is the paother than of groups coming from out of state to disrupt activity. they are not protesters, these are criminals and i hope da does not plead this case down, they could face five to 35 years, this could deter other riots. >> bill: we heard about cashless bail all over formerly great american citizens. this judge denied bond, what does that tell you about what is happening in atlanta? >> you have basically a governor who is a republican, attorney general who is republican and they are lowering the boom on a democratic city in atlanta. the judge realized seriousness of the charges, domestic terrorism is not shoplifting, she said, no, these people because of the seriousness of charges, do not deserve jail. bravo for the judge. >> bill: who provided the equipment? >> that is the question. >> bill: that is what you want to know. >> who provided the equipment? they got private attorneys, wher

. >> reporter: the bill's sponsor, jack johnson, argues this law isn't meant to target the lgbtq community's about protecting children >> are you trying to send a signal -- >> of course, not. >> -- that som types of people aren't welcome here in tennessee? >> the only signal i'm trying to send is that you shouldn't be doing sexually graphic -- you shouldn't be simulating sex acts in front of children. >> reporter: the law targets performances that are harmful to minors, but it doesn't say how performances will be determined to be harmful or sexual who is going to decide what is sexually explicit, what is inappropriate? >> well, the same way any law is enforced with our law enforcement, our district attorneys, the same way they prosecute any other criminal offense >> reporter: ted peters is a pastor and a parent he organized demonstrations in support of this law. >> i think it's ridiculous for folks to think that we christians shouldn't push our values and our ideology just like the lgbtq movement has a right to push theirs we christians feel targeted i know they might feel targeted from th

the bill makes very little distinction as to what drag or male or female impersonator is. >> alex: ddar jett johnson bill. >> explain what is this bill and what you believe there is a need for it. >> over the last year to 18 months, there have been a number of videos that have surfaced in various places that portray what i don't think any -- what i think any visible person with say is sexually expensive entertainment in front of kids. they wanted to know, how in the world can you do something that is so sexually explicit in front of kids? >> alex: in your view, can drag performances still occur look for instance, in parks or should they not be happening? >> drag shows can exist in public parks. they can take place anywhere else. they just can't cross that line. >> alex: will drag queens perhaps a trans person, would they be allowed to freely walk as who they are or should they be afraid? >> no, they should not be afraid. it has nothing to do with drag. it has to do with sexually exquisite entertainment in front of kids. >> i think all adults are able to discern what is or is not appropriate to do in

bill johnson in energy and commerce is holding the hearing who actually represents the area of the norfolkhe bad guy and the straw man for you to yell at >> andrew's not here so he's taking the role! >> when we have these contests to pick a nominee, sometimes we ask all of these yes or ladies to say -- >> there's more women on the stage. >> i will support the eventual nominee. do you think former president trump would support somebody else in he doesn't get the nomination and if he doesn't, can that person win without the 30% that trump seems to have -- that former president trump seems to have total sway over if he were to say don't do it or run as an independent, it's going to be hard for a republican to get elected. >> and my answer to you would be yes but i would also raise that question that people miss. john kasich did support the nominee last time. i know there's fixation on president trump but you have to hold everybody -- >> he had the speech, what did he get, 65% of the vote? >> that's the role and that's one element within the party why are people afraid to have a debate about i

subcommittee chairs, just duncan, who is our new chair of energy, angered security subcommittee, and bill johnson, who will chair the environment, manufacturing, and critical committee -- energy is foundational to every aspect of our lives. whether it's making energy more affordable, and reliable, securing our supply chains, meeting china, protecting the environment, addressing climate change, or putting energy security back in the center of policy making. these should be bipartisan goals, and we've already proven they can be over the last few weeks. one of our actions on the floor was passing hr 22, the protecting americas strategic petroleum reserve from china act. it passed with 113 democrats voting for it. last week, hr 21, the strategic production response act, and another bipartisan vote, to help ensure a vital energy assets -- for nonemergency political purposes. these are just the beginning of a robust agenda to restore american energy dominance. we need to be doing more to secure, and unleashed american energy. rush to green policies that have a devastating effect in europe. companies ar

you saw ainistrator beginnin standg to announce the border with theovernors and with congressman bill johnson and lucio and so many others and ian think that collaboration focused on getting is cleaned up, has been quite remarkable. banks and sam queion please next. >> thank you for the queion have been really clear but i am focus on the environmental cleanup and etr. palestinians. the things are going really well ve bee coordination of the collaboration that we received from the folks at the stae. an amended personal commitment, the secretary pete buttieg and the governor and the may got away in the fire chief and governor spiro and administrator regan we are going to do everything that it takes. i generally have a genuine affection f the folks at east helsing which i know several of my peers hospitals do as well and when you walk around town coming startingo see these yard signs pop-up. they are assigned say, we are east palace seen any goes on to say, wcome to america's greatest comeback story. and senator, how to makeure that happens. >> we have a great opportunity heree could collaborate

reagan standing to announce the order with governor dewine and governor shapiro with congressman bill johnson and congressman deluzio. so many others. i think that collaboration focused on getting this cleanup has been why remarkable. >> thank you for that. mr. shaw, same question, please? >> thank you for the question, senator. i have been really clear than i am focused on the environment to clean up and making east palestine thrive. the things that have gone really well have been the coordination and collaboration that we have received from the folks at this table. i have made a personal commitment to secretary buttigieg, and governor dewine, and mayor conway, and fire chief grayback, and governor shapiro, and administrator regan, that we are going to do everything it takes. i have a genuine affection for the folks of east palestine. i know several of my peers on this panel do. as well, you walk around town you start to see these yard signs pop up. the yard side say, we are east palestine. it goes on to say, welcome to america's greatest comeback story. senator, i want to make sure that tha

. >> the bill sponsor, jack johnson, argues this law isn't meant to target the lgbtq community.ting children. >> are you trying to send a signal? >> of course not. >> sometimes the community, sometimes people, aren't welcome here in tennessee? >> the only signal i'm trying to send is that you shouldn't be doing sexually graphic, you shouldn't be simulating sex acts in front of children. >> the law targets performances that are harmful to minors. it doesn't say how performances will be determined to be harmful to all riders or sectional. >> who's going to decide what sexually explicit, what's inappropriate? >> the same way any law is enforced. with our law enforcement, our district attorneys, the same way they prosecute any other criminal offense. >> ken peters is a pastor and a parent. he organized demonstrations in support of this law. >> i think it's ridiculous for folks to think that we christians shouldn't push our values and our ideology just like the lgbtq movement has a right to push there. we christians feel targeted. i know they might feel targeted from the situation, t

congressman bill johnson pulled the entire ohio delegation together, republicans and democrats, to ask fema for additional action. fema's response? full aid will be provided and teams are on the ground to help now. while norfolk southern will be responsible for making east palestine whole, we must now act to ensure this never happens again. congress, all of us, republicans and democrats, need to pass a bipartisan package that ensures safety from the wheel bearings to the brakes, from the detectors to the placards, for more frequent and comprehensive inspections to clear communications with our community. mr. landsman: we must do this for the folks in east palestine, for cincinnati in southwest ohio, and every community in this great country of ours. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. and ability to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman i

what it does do is effectively kill off johnson's northern ireland protocol bill which is still hanginground the house of lords at the moment with that bill killed off, the risk of a very damaging trade war between the uk and europe diminishes greatly i think for that reason alone, there is an argument for a diminishing risk premium in sterling beyond that short-term view, it is hard to find anything positive to say about sterling i would stress that short-term tactical trading view longer term, we still are structuring negative on sterling >> that's very clear, adam i appreciate that view there yesterday, we were looking at some positive trade in the early action after what was a stunning pmi surprise out of china. it looks the recovery, according to the pmi is going well we saw a sharp reaction in the usdnc why on the lower of the back of the data what is the outlook of the yuan? >> i think ironically, the incoming data from china are finally starting to look better and we are seeing some evidence of those leading indicators that reopening is driving domestic demand higher. we don't t

are pro proponents who say this law is to safeguard children, with state senator jack johnson who sponsored the billt they can take their kids to a public or private show and will not be blindsided by a sexualized performance. elaborate on your point of view, especially hearing that word choice? >> well, it's just interesting that they continuously use the fear tactic of children when it comes to lgbtq issues or drag or anything in the making up. i think it's a scare tam tick to bring middle america, middle class america to attention to something they wouldn't normally be affected by. i think that it's a way to get people on the bandwagon, right? as soon as someone thinks their children are no longer safe, of course it brings awareness and sparks attention. but there's at no point in time or is there any type of statistic that can actually back up these -- i would say things that they're bringing to our attention. it's unknown. a lot of times our performances are actually leading people to a place where they can find support and they can find a place where they can belong. a lot of times queer peopl

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. >> former new york city police commissioner bill bratton and former homeland security secretary jey johnsonyou, both, for your incite >>> coming up, we'll be speaking to experts throughout the morning about yesterday's historic vote by a grand jury to indict the former president. >>> plus, dan goldman knows a thing or two about investigating donald trump the former prosecutor who served as lead counsel in trump's first impeachment trial will join the conversation "morning joe" will be right back i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the inj

bill raising the time of age. and 62, to 64. former british prime minister bought his johnson's admitted he misled parliament about parties held at downing street during the covert 19 lockdown. but he says he didn't do it intentionally. johnson will be questioned on wednesday by a committee investigating the so called party gate scandal. those are the headlines coming up next and i'll just see that it's witness. ah. a pushing with one a tour global perspective. mm ah, ah ah. ah with with all the other cruise or deny ship, i'm but you get a board and it reveals to hear that a she having multiple shop let's shoot to gentlemen. watch my when i get your voice bomb and your them bush more than i can well, such men job ended up m. you know that that look at the new boy st. wished he mistrusted that kathy chandler. well then that's not what it would then be with the one with that will the closer to i guess, the more you better cause method, j. o alpha. now with the actual kid khaki level than any pages printed jewish kid. i am announcing that the american combat mission in iraq as furniture know as a neighbor that's empt

my believe is the bill is compliant with it. ms. johnson: can you tell us why the term racist, sexist, and homophobic is deem charged but the term invasion is not? prime minister sunak: well, i would say -- ms. johnson: politically charged? prime minister sunak: i think the finding the report is shocking, appalling, and it's right, the action is taken. by all those who have responsibility, whether it's the commissioner or indeed the mayor of london who is the person with primary accountability politically for the -- ms. johnson: it's politically charged to use the word invasion. we know the use of that kind of word enslaves people and gets the far right, particularly, in inflamed. prime minister sunak: i think what people want to see is take action -- and i think that's -- you know, that's what we're doing, whether it's the legislation, cooperation with the french, all the other things we're doing. i think what that demonstrates is action which is significant and growing. ms. johnson: i think language matters, prime minister. thank you. >>

no longer attorney general and there wasn't personal, overwhelming need to replace johnson because already president bill bittman conducted the bobby baker prosecutors mission without lyndon johnson's name ever. coming up, leon jaworski is a protege of lyndon johnson. it's not in the memos in shepherd's bias, but there was no way in the world he was going to name when bittman saved lyndon johnson. judge dimond? well why don't we forgetting for a minute the partizan political why don't talk about a prosecutor's decision, charge someone and not charge someone and jeff has provided me very kindly with a speech made by justice jackson. jackson, when he was attorney general of the united states. this is in the summer of 1940. he had been solicitor general and would become a member of the supreme when he was attorney general. and he was making a speech to united states attorneys from across the nation who had gathered in. and it's a long speech, and i'm not going to read the whole thing to you, but i'm going to read a couple of paragraphs, whatever prosecutor practically required to do is select the cases for

bill is incompatible with the values and standards . let's bring in alex scriven. it is the executive director of the democratic security institute and independent think tank focused on democracy and security and eurasia johnson live from the george and capital alex, good to happy with a. so we've now seen a 2nd night of his protests against this proposed foreign agents. billed many ordinary georgians. clearly think this legislation is bad news. why do you think this bill is so controversial? well yes, the phone agents bill is seen and see it by many to be an existential threat to join tomorrow's c. and the reason is that basically any civil society play station in georgia, and it's because the vast majority of all of them are funded, at least someone will have to register for an agents. and that means, you know, every human rights organization and everybody, corruption organizations, even a lot of asians just helping with providing services and health and education to label themselves as a foreign agents. and you can see that this would also be used to muscle critical voices against the government. so it says that suspension, threats by many children's ok, including, you know, people were in the sector. and

change saw obviously it didn't change the enough for boris the treaty enough for boris johnson or liz truss but this billvernment say they are dropping it, that was part of the agreement with the european union. it's still sort of sitting there in suspended animation house lords, animation. the house of lords, the government could choose to proceed it if they so wish. proceed with it if they so wish. they're not going to because of course that was part of the negotiated with the european union. that union. but it's interesting that this precisely what both this is precisely what both bofis this is precisely what both boris and liz truss are boris johnson and liz truss are saying should be done, that the northern protocol bill northern ireland protocol bill should in place of should be advanced in place of the windsor framework. okay that's nice, isn't it. yeah it really is. don't go anywhere at all because we've got somebody else we need to speak to about this. he's been keeping an eye on this for many for a long time. johnson and the dup. we're going to talk to the political commentator, sir peter spence

johnson. more young adults relying on mom and dad to pay the bills, wait until you hear how much parents are shelling out. it's making a buzz this morning. national economic council joe is here, special guest panelists for 8:00 a.m. hour, don't miss that, you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> invest in america, invest in ourselves, it's working. here is what it looks like across the country. record 12.4 million new jobs including 800,000 manufacturing jobs. that means we recovered every single job loss in the pandemic and created 3 million more. maria: that was president biden on invest in america tour yesterday touting government spending in the middle of a near 40-year high inflation story. kaley, unfortunately there continues is to be stimulus in the form of efforts to forgive student loan in the form of efforts to continue to allocate covid money and that's what got us here. >> absolutely. it's maddening that the biden administration refuses to admit it's out of control spending. it's the reason why we are at. biden added $1 trillion to the national debt in half of a

johnson: he sent one of his top aides, kai anderson back to nevada. anderson: working on wilderness bills with reid was a great lesson for me and sort of outreach to a whole range of constituencies, many of whom weren't super thrilled that my boss was in the senate or that i worked for him. johnson: right off the bat, i mean, i had a significant level of distrust because i felt this had been improperly rammed down our throat. anderson: once you sit down with people and talk through issues, you pretty quickly come to the conclusion that even if you're not politically aligned, all the people i worked with out there love the state of nevada. johnson: there is no place like nevada. anderson: there's sort of two different venues for having those sorts of conversations. one is the sort of classic open public meeting. you take all comers. those are important, particularly from the perspective of making sure that you're connected with everybody who would have an interest, who's paying attention in a fashion that they have an opportunity to have a say. we would go until nobody else wanted to talk.

your colleague and cosponsor of the bill, the parents' bill of rights, wyoming representative harriet hageman, she asks ney dane -- nadine johnsone asks a pretty simple question. johnson refuses to answer it. watch this. >> do you believes the censorship to prohibit teachers from exposing first graders to the penthouse magazine? >> i don't know of any instances in which a -- >> that isn't my question. my question is do you believe that it is censorship to prohibit teachers from exposing first graders to penthouse magazine? >> i believe that it is important that we have parents, teachers and educators concern. >> you are not going to answer my question then, is a that right? >> i believe it is important to have parents, teachers and educators involved in understanding what is being -- >> do you believe that it is appropriate to present penthouse to first graders? >> of course not. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay. what took nadine johnson so long, what took her so long to answer? you know what? she's not allowed to be involved in what's going on with school children. she's not allowed to weigh in anymore. why call her in at all to t

he's been endorsed by the police union, bills himself as the tough on crime candidate. and second you have brandon johnsony commissioner and former schoolteacher who is supported by the chicago teachers union. he is pulling about 20% of the vote and in third place, lori lightfoot. she's at just under 16%, not really doing well. in recent weeks, brandon johnson's urge has made headlines because it was so surprising and so fast. but this is primarily about crime because even chicago is tired of the increase in violent crime all across chicagoland. once the early ballots are counted they will move on to the rest of the votes but remember it could take a while because of one candidate does not get more than 50%, goes to an april 4th run off and that means this could last for weeks. we should know with 73% of the early ballots counted we can tell you that paul vallas will be in the runoff. whether lori lightfoot makes the runoff is yet to be seen so she is known for dancing at awkward times. it appears that lori lightfoot will likely not be doing any dancing tonight because she may not even make it to the next

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. >> bill: they need leadership in a big way. who will save chicago? the vallas/johnson showdown is a clear contrast. it will test whether or not chicago can start on the road to recovery or continue its tragic fall. in 2021, 800 murders took place in the city of chicago. >> dana: right. >> bill: that's why lightfoot lost. maybe this is time to turn things around. dana, for 12 years we sit here every monday morning and talk about how many people were shot and killed over the weekend. >> dana: they voted for change and see if they get that. a runoff in a few weeks. >> bill: pennsylvania man now arrested for having an explosive device if his checked luggage appearing in court virtually this afternoon. the device had two fuses and contained powder used in commercial-grade fireworks. nate foye is on that with details. what did you find out, nate? >> good morning. not only is this man accused of trying to bring an explosive on the plane but left the airport five minutes after authorities found it and paged him over the airport's p.a. system. he was arrested later that night.

. >> bill: the chinese american bank behind biden family transactions handing over records to investigators. ron johnsonut the republican probe on sunday. >> a multiple tier system of justice. one for the kid glove treatment that hunter biden experienced. is that the chinese communist party, a shot across president biden's bow saying listen, this is some of the information we have. if you don't tow the line and do things that please us, we're going to provide more information? >> bill: byron york is here and so is "new york post" political reporter john levine. talking about cafe back out of hong kong. and this is financial transactions, i believe, 2017 through 2018. this would be joe biden coming out of the white house. >> critical period after joe biden leaves the vice presidentsy. hunter and business colleagues were looking for ways to monetize him. i don't know exact will i what senator johnson has in his possession. we're in the information business and it is a good thing to know more and see what's there. hopefully they will come out to the public. a limit to what he can do on the senate side. the

elected nigeria has a new president elect that new bill is declared the winner of the election that the opposition is described as a sham. ah no, i'm carry johnson. this is al jazeera life and also coming us petitions hold a hearing to consider, giving president biden the power to ban the chinese antique talk and other apps used by millions of americans. capacity to train collides with a freight train in greece. 26 people are killed and dozens injured. unfair is of a corner outbreak in syria for the recent earthquakes which of washington, montana. ah, nigeria has a new president elect ruling, 80 c party candidate butler to new boot has been declared the winner of the disputed vote. declaration came just after 4 am local time to be received. 8.8000000 votes about 2000000 more than his closest rivals. opposition party said earlier, calls us holidays, paul, to be cancelled describing the process as a sham. the president elect has called for unity. and we're out. it is wrong, though we're about to go. oh, we won't. jogan don't paunch again. we're more long for the unity. upper nerves run a hub, wharton harry matessa has more now from a boucher suppo

know for sure, but i imagine we will see johnson vote against see boris johnson vote against this which of course sets this billnext chapter of sunak versus think there versus johnson. i think there may chance it was a may be a good chance it was a tomorrow night . andrew jihua, a tomorrow night. andrew jihua, a former education minister, thank you so much . former education minister, thank you so much. but former education minister, thank you so much . but still to come, you so much. but still to come, as the metropolitan police force faces calls to be disbanded , the faces calls to be disbanded, the militant taking advantage militant left taking advantage of the met's failings to push their dangerous defund . the their dangerous defund. the police mantra. this is what blm pushed to the us. are they bringing it here? now, that's a big debate after ten but next as the number of hotels housing migrants more than doubles in just five months. nigel reveals why the problem is actually even worse than we. he's alive with me after the . break what the fraud is time now. and shocking home office figures have revealed

know for sure, but i imagine we will see johnson vote against see boris johnson vote against this which of course sets this billnext chapter of sunak versus think there versus johnson. i think there may chance it was a may be a good chance it was a tomorrow night . andrew jihua, a tomorrow night. andrew jihua, a former education minister, thank you so much . former education minister, thank you so much. but former education minister, thank you so much . but still to come, you so much. but still to come, as the metropolitan police force faces calls to be disbanded , the faces calls to be disbanded, the militant taking advantage militant left taking advantage of the met's failings to push their dangerous defund . the their dangerous defund. the police mantra. this is what blm pushed to the us. are they bringing it here? now, that's a big debate after ten but next as the number of hotels housing migrants more than doubles in just five months. nigel reveals why the problem is actually even worse than we. he's alive with me after the . break what the fraud is time now. and shocking home office figures have revealed