spark of public outcry for breaking up a vigil to mourn the murder victim of the bill plante thing down on the protests adding fuel to the by. this is an international thanks for joining us. coronavirus wave sweeps its way through europe some governments have been left with no other option than to tighten restrictions once again. looks at how europe is preparing for the worst. european countries were hoping that by this spring it would be the beginning of the year and for the coronavirus crisis there was a promise that a year of lockdowns and curfews would be sufficient in that we would be starting to return to normal instead of 3rd wave is rising as variants of the virus are once more forcing difficult decisions italy is taking a step back with most of the country returning to look down. from the data we currently have with the spread of the british mutation we would argue strongly for returning immediately to a lock down to avoid a strong. in germany that's a question that's also on people's lips too from the data we currently have and with the spread of the british mutation we would

they are billing power plants faster than you can shake a stick at.is just a lot of things going on that the biden administration is not taking care of. judge jeanine: i think china send the message when they pretty much wiped the floor with anthony blinken in alaska. china has no fear of the united states. there is no donald trump or anyone else to stand up. you have china connecting with iran and russia. but let me go back to the virus. this mutation that apparently is not rebuffed if you have the antibody and the vaccine may not cover it, that puts america into a position within almost a year ago in terms of we have another dangerous virus coming in. >> it has profound impacts for the economy, not just here in the u.s., but for the global economy. europe is getting hit hard. india is seeing another wave. the fact that bob redfield at cdc said the virus came from the wuhan lab, we need to look into that and hold china accountable. one of the things i tried to do in the trump administration was have an investigation. but china won't let us in to find

a controversial energy bill favoring government owned plants largely run on fossil fuels has been signed into law in mexico the bill has drawn complaints from private business groups and foreign investors some of whom back into energy country john home and has more to do one thing makes president makes no secret of his favoring state over private enterprise and micros especially for the country's electricity industry under his predecessor it was opened up to private investment now he's doing what he can to reverse the. season i am convinced that privatization has been a failure robbery looting of mexico resources just to benefit individuals. thanks to the energy reform he's pushed through a bill that favors the state companies see a feat to supply the country's electricity and sends private firms to the back of the line on wednesday it became law nope as obrador says it will help give mexico energy independence but environmentalist are worried that many of the state plants of fossil fuel and the companies providing renewable energy formerly given preference and now getting such a bad dea

still only restricted access to 1600 square kilometers of land around the disabled china bill neatly a power plant at around 230 square kilometers from the contamination zone is much smaller but it will remain uninhabitable for decades to come. now we have. it out we have still 70000 people that. what back to so well in fact it's a human tragedy. the fukushima nuclear disaster continues to contaminate the air the earth and the groundwater to this day bags a radioactive contaminated soil life scattered throughout the province it's still unclear where the waste should be stored in the long term the city of turkey or was saved by a stroke of luck wind pushed the radioactive cloud away from the city and out to sea previously released. journey in the ocean and in the past. not at this level shortly after the catastrophe radiation levels in a large number of marine animals measured much higher than the limit values considered safe in japan today those levels are down significantly but the fishing industry in japan is only recovering slowly. in order to keep you cool in the reactors from melting tons of

bill. andrew plant has more.cond time in three days, riot police in the centre of bristol, moving in to disperse protesters who had gathered near the centre of the city. it was a peaceful protest, but scuffles broke out as officers moved in. avon and somerset police said current lockdown rules meant they had to disperse the group. kill the bill! it's now after midnight here, and we've been in this situation here in bristol for more than an hour and a half now. you can see maybe up to 100 protesters sitting and standing there, and this line of riot police haven't moved for quite a long time. and the reason they're standing here is it prevents the protesters going back from here to where they started in the city centre. it comes after these violent scenes on sunday, twenty one officers were injured when demonstrators gathered for the kill the bill protest against the proposed new police and crime bill. mounted police officer hannah clarke was working on sunday night with her horse mendip. certainly sunday was on an

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year 10 years ago a tsunami and earthquake hit japan's fukushima nuclear plant triggering the worst atomic disaster since chernow bill earlier today japan held a minute's silence to mark the decade since the natural disasters and the following meltdown. bernauer veto and 1st masako both took part in the memorial events in 201118000 people died as a result of the quake tens of thousands more are still on able to return to their homes near the fukushima nuclear site. the accident sent ripples all over the world including here in germany where the government made a snap decision to phase out nuclear power globally speaking though appetite for atomic energy has grown you can see the number of new reactors here going up from 3 in 2012 after fukushima to 10 in 20152016 before trading slightly again. when it comes to africa it's a different story at present there is only one nuclear power plant on the entire continent the coburg facility in south africa built in the eighty's but many countries are hoping to expand into atomic energy in the future as a quick and affordable power source now here to discuss with us this with u

year 10 years ago a tsunami and earthquake hit japan's fukushima nuclear plant triggering the worst atomic disaster since chernow bill earlier today japan held a minute's silence to mark the decade since the natural disasters and the following meltdown. bernauer hito and 1st masako both took part in the memorial event in 201118000 people died as a result of the quake tens of thousands more are still on able to return to their homes near the fukushima nuclear site. the accident sent ripples all over the world including here in germany where the government made a snap decision to phase out nuclear power globally speaking though appetite for atomic energy has grown you can see the number of new reactors here going up from 3 in 2012 after fukushima to 10 in 20152060 before trading slightly again. when it comes to africa it's a different story at present there is only one nuclear power plant on the entire continent of the. coburg facility in south africa built in the eighty's but many countries are hoping to expand into atomic energy in the future as a quick and affordable power source now here to discuss with us this wit

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fuelled by waste and billed as one of the most environmentally friendly plants of its kind, the copenbottom all the way up the side of the building and it is open for hikers, sightseers and even skiers. the ski slope is made from a slippery synthetic material that is coloured green to stop the slope from discolouring. so they are stilljust doing a little bit of work up here but, look, right over there, that's sweden, which is very cool. and on the other side, we have this amazing view of copenhagen. and how did you guys come up with putting a ski slope up here? one of the things we realised quite quickly is that if you take a section of the building, it actually steps down from low to high, from the area where the trucks drive in to the furnace, to the boilers, the flue gas treatment areas, all the way up to about 90 metres. and one of the other things about denmark is that danes love to ski but denmark is completely flat, so they will drive for three hours to sweden to ski on a slope that is about 80 metres high, so we quickly realised that since we have mountains of trash, apparentl

after police break up a vigil for a murder victim planting code rules with the bill clamping down on protests to the anger. thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. serious concerns over the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine have prompted major players to temporarily stop using the job they include spain portugal germany france and italy it comes after reports last week of blood clots and one death among those receiving the inoculation in denmark correspondent in berlin peter all of as the latest. health officials and senior politicians from across europe said that the astra zeneca vaccine is. going to be suspended in the country this is while an investigation is carried out to determine whether there's any link between those who have the vaccine and the development of blood clots inside and what the decision is a purely precautionary measure astra zeneca is used as a vaccine by millions of people in many countries around the world we're very aware of the significance of this decision and have not taken it lightly. on the decision which was also taken in accordance with our

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bill. that is in a nutshell shows what each party is about. and we were able to pass the plant and a focused way that got paid to the americans who needed it the most. so it has been a busy two months, but we are just getting started. the senate must continue to make progress on the other major issues facing the american people. when the senate returns in april we will begin to focus on three major areas, voting rights and civil rights, economic recovery and jobs with an emphasis on climate change and building back better, and health and gun safety. we will try to work with our republican colleagues on a bipartisan basis when and where we can. we welcome it. but if they choose to obstruct rather than work with us to deliver the bold help that american families need, we will push forward and make progress nonetheless. failure is not an option. let me go in each of these issues. when the senate returns on april 12, the first item we will consider our senator geraldo's covid hate crimes legislation to combat hate crimes especially in the asian-american community. and confirming to

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plant the u.s. house of representatives has approved a nearly 2 trillion dollars pandemic relief bill it will provide stimulus checks for millions of americans as well as extend unemployment benefits and tax breaks china's national people's congress is wrapping up right now in beijing new laws restricting democratic participation in hong kong have been discussed candidates for office will be vetted by a committee appointed by beijing. the u.s. is imposing sanctions on 2 adult children of myanmar's military leader made on lie after the violence against anti crew protesters there washington has frozen their assets and blacklisted 6 companies that they control the u.n. says at least $67.00 people have been killed since the military seized power last month the russian foreign minister is in kaesong on the final leg of his 4 day tour of the gulf region sergey lavrov is expected to meet to the emir of qatar and its foreign minister shortly that has already held meetings with turkey's foreign minister in doha on wednesday mining giant an oral sex nickel has paid a record fine of $2000000000.00 for an oil sp

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bills by members of congress without adequate review". now, some of these earmarks support worthy projects in commy others do not. we cannot afford bridges to nowhere like the one that was planted a few years back in alaska. earmarks like these represent a relatively small portion of overall federal spending, but, when it comes to signaling our commitmentin to fiscal responsibility, addressing them would have an important impact. we have a chance to not only shine a light on a bad washington habit that wastes billions of taxpayer dollars, but take a step towards restoring public trust. we have a chance to advance the interest, not only republicans or democrats, but of the american people to put our country on a path of fiscal discipline and responsibility that will lead a brighter economic future for all and that is a future that i hope i can reach across party lines to build to gather. remember president obama said, in 2010, earmarks are bad. unlike 2020, today, we are in even more abysmal fiscal shape with even larger federal deficits and a ballooning federal debt. according to the congressional budget office, the federal debt held by the public stood at 100% of gdp at the en

plant $16000.00 people were killed 2500 are still missing. the u.s. house of representatives has approved a nearly 2 trillion dollars pandemic relief bill it will provide stimulus checks for millions of americans as well as extend unemployment benefits and tax breaks. and china's national people's congress is wrapping up as you can see him now in beijing new laws restricting democratic participation in hong kong are being discussed candidates for office will be vetted by a committee appointed by the. now the russian foreign minister is in cats are on the final leg of his 4 day tour of the gulf region sergey lavrov is expected to meet the emir of qatar and its foreign minister very shortly that dr held meetings with turkey's foreign minister in doha already on wednesday and we can now speak to bernard smith who is following the visit for us ben and kelly plenty for the men to discuss how significant is this this is the end of a 4 day trip to the gulf region it started in abu dhabi to dubai riyadh and lastly here in doha where he'll meet katz's in mir and then they'll be a meeting between cats as foreign minister turkey's foreign minister met a lot of a

bill, which includes plans to give officers more powers to control demonstrations. the home secretary says the violence is "unacceptable "thuggery and disorder". 0ur correspondent andrew plantpdate from bristol a short time ago. the crowds aren't really getting any bigger here but i'm not sure they're getting much smaller either. you can see the police have still formed this barrier here in front of the police station here in the centre of bristol. they've been like that for a couple of hours and they have been pelted with bottles — we've seen that a few times. in fact if you look at the floor here, you can see there's lots of broken glass and on the sides of these vans here, they're all covered in graffiti — at least three — and we've seen a couple that have been set on fire, too. ijust want to swing you around this way because you can see they've blocked off the side of the street but they've also blocked off that side street there. we've got police on horseback in front of those flashing lights there but what they have done is open up the other end. you can see police just beginning to move forward now just to take back some of that space, and they're trying to get peopl

plants. tackles stains. >>> the united states senate, i hope some are listening, should immediately pass the bill to close loopholes in the background check system. these are bills that receive votes from both republicans and democrats in the house. this is not, should not be a partisan issue. this an american issue. it will save lives, american lives. and we have to act. we should also ban assault weapons in the process. >> joining us now, claire mccaskill from missouri, and eugene washington from the washington post. both msnbc political analysts. senator mccaskill, tell us what it's like in the senate, the day after one of those mass murders, when you have one of the parties in the senate seemingly determined to make sure that american mass murders continue to always be the best equipped mass hurd murderers in the world. >> there is always, after one of the tragedies, a sinking sensation that somehow we are missing the fact we are the only country in the world where this is happening. the idea is, if all have guns, we're going to be safer. no, we're not. especially high capacity magazines and magazines

plants and cereals attractive to pollinators. in the united states, the saving america's pollinators act was introduced in congress in 2013. earl blumenauer was one of the sponsors of the bill. >> what we're attempting to do with this legislation is blow a whistle. stop moving forward with the products within the next 6 months that has this potential exceedingly damaging effect and prohibit tir use until we're able to follow through on theesearch to prove that they're safe. >> but congressional action is unlikely any time soon. in 2014, neonics were banned by the cities of eugene, oregon and spokane, washington on municipal property. the u.s. fish and wildlife service announced plans to ban neonics from all wildlife refuges by 2016. and the white house launched an initiative to strengthen federal action to improve pollinator research and to protect pollinator habitat. >> there are things that we can't control or not easily regulate, things like climate change, even habitat loss are things that we can't control. but things like pesticides we can. >> well, nature is pretty good at fixing itself. but then that assumes that you're going to remove the pressures that we're puttin