upset because george floyd so forth they have been able good calls behind them and i think we see mr bines remarks is not so much an objection to what happened at the capitol yesterday which by the way was nowhere near as destructive as what we've been seeing from black lives matter in n.t.p. all year but rather to demonize the people themselves to say that people who question the conduct of this election and that's what's at fault the cause behind their actions is what's really at fault and i think one with the things we're going to see is they're going through the book and anybody was ever identified as going to the capitol here you're going to be prosecutor they're going to be thrown in jail for decades probably in a way that no complete reverse of what come all of this was not done to the people were burning down america's cities this summer. still had the u.s. has backed down any tariff or with france saying it will not be slapping import taxes on luxury items including cosmetics and handbags details on that story and more after that. to me it's order his life because the complication

workers their significant pushback against bines decision on both sides of the border with tens of thousands of time jobs now on the line with more on that here is our 2 americas. within hours of his inauguration president joe biden signed an executive order to revoke the permit for the keystone x.l. pipeline and he's already getting some heat at home that day one priority was to kill thousands of american jobs including union jobs to support our strong ally canada and reverse some of our progress toward energy security and while the debate will likely continue in d.c. at the same time the president is stirring the pot north of the border as well says he says this any as you know i've been supporting this keystone x.l. project for years i made this argument 7 years ago in a room full of democrats in washington even before i became prime minister canada's prime minister justin trudeau is being pressured by provincial leaders to fight back against the us president's order but charge was led by the premier's of alberta and scotch one whose energy sectors are tightly tied to the $8000000000.00 p

upset because george floyd so forth they had been able good calls behind them and i think we see mr bines remarks is not so much an objection to what happened at the capitol yesterday which by the way was nowhere near as destructive as what we've been seeing from black lives matter an anti for all year but rather to demonize the people themselves to say that people who question the conduct of this election and that's what's of fault the cause behind their actions is what's really at fault and i think one with the things we're going to see is they're going to throw the book at anybody was ever identified as going into the capitol here they're going to be prosecutor they're going to be thrown in jail for decades probably in a way that no complete reverse of what kummel a hero said this was not done to the people we're burning down america's cities this summer. having to official break up about them with more news see that. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. wh

republicans blame the president and his congressional allies for stoking the violence by challenging mr bines victory in baseless allegations of fraud a number of white house officials have now resigned. scott anderson is a senior fellow at columbia law school and joins us now welcome to day w. . the president from the insight this violence you know it's hard to pinpoint to anyone. and any event as complex as this but there seem to be few doubts in most people's mind that the president's comments wednesday morning before the crowd encouraging them to go to the capital was at least the final and that is the straw that broke the camel's back and pushing them towards that path of action that ultimately ended in the violent display we saw yesterday which what consequences if any should he face. that is really a question for congress at this point the clearest consequence that the possibility would be impeachment at this point it seems unlikely that his cabinet is going to attempt to remove him which is a constitutional possibility but the fact that we've seen some members who object to his conduc

the bines deputy kamel harris made history in her swearing in a former california attorney general is the 1st woman to hold the post of vice president and the 1st black person and 1st person of south asian descent. who by the administration has called chinese sanctions on trump officials unproductive and cynical beijing announced measures against 28 officials including outgoing secretary of state. well as biden was taking the presidential oath part of biden's challenge comes from inherited trade tensions donald trump started a trade war with china and relations between the between 2 of the world's biggest economies since worsened domestically the issue of the week has become harder for washington to ignore and that he blinken who takes over might pompei as secretary of state has said he believes china is carrying out a genocide on ethnic minorities in. will taiwan is another potential flash point out of the outgoing administration is last acts was one of the outgoing administration is last long standing restrictions on officials contacting the taiwanese counterparts. and he joins us f

different opportunities to generate electricity by ourselves like businesses they can have a hypo true bines they can set up and it will be relatively cheaper than an as whale of a country so and i'd say it's not an issue it's you know it's investments coming in and this is a company they want to question if they regulations and plays i think the industry with. phosphate right so the northern regions you find the hydro and things like this it's cheaper energy and so that's very fine a lot of mining i've heard reports that. pakistan is got a pretty significant percentage of the overall hatchery of big kohain globally and do you think they'll will get to a time when countries start to start thinking about regulating decline and start thinking about they need to get into the hash race they need to get as much big coin in mining as possible to compete in the 21st century do you think that will be a shift in the way governments think about decline and if we find in pakistan if the government and the state bank decide that wait a minute we've been looking at the soran we need to actually get as mu

upset because george floyd so forth they had to have a good cause behind them and i think we see mr bines remarks is not so much an objection to what happened at the capitol yesterday which by the way was nowhere near as destructive as what we've been seeing from black lives matter and anti for all year but rather to demonize the people themselves to say that people who question the conduct of this election and that's what's at fault the cause behind their actions is what's really at fault and i think one with the things we're going to see is they're going through the book and anybody was ever identified as going into the capitol here they're going to be prosecutor they're going to be thrown in jail for decades probably in a way that you know a complete reversal what come along here has said this was not done to the people we're burning down america's cities this summer appreciate staying with me here on our team to a national mall and he's coming up after the break. so it's seems wrong. but i. just don't. get to stamp out this day. and in detroit it was betrayed. when something find them

upset because george floyd so forth they had to have a good cause behind them and i think we see mr bines remarks is not so much an objection to what happened at the capitol yesterday which by the way was nowhere near as destructive as what we've been seeing from black lives matter in n.t.p. all year but rather to demonize the people themselves to say that people who question the conduct of this election and that's what's at fault to cause behind their actions is what's really at fault and i think one with the things we're going to see is they're going through the book and anybody was ever identified as going to the capitol here they're going to be prosecutor they're going to be thrown in jail for decades probably in a way that no complete reverse of what kummel a hero said this was not done to the people were burning down america's cities this summer. a global news have taken 10 years after this short break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going from station let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dramatic development is only going to resist

upset because george floyd so forth they have been able good cars behind them and i think we see mr bines remarks is not so much an objection to what happened at the capitol yesterday which by the way was nowhere near as destructive as what we've been seeing from black lives matter in n.t.p. all year but rather to demonize the people themselves to say that people who question the conduct of this election as i do and many others do. not then that's what's at fault a cause behind their actions is what's really at fault and i think one with the things we're going to see is going through the book and anybody was ever identified as going to the capitol here you're going to be prosecutors are going to be thrown in jail for decades probably in a way that no complete reversal would come along harris said this was not done to the people we're burning down america's cities this summer i don't want to seem in any way insensitive to what we saw at the capitol building and anyone who was greatly offended by those sayings even in the belittling of they see a democracy but as an outsider looking in i've

among bines plans a $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus earlier d.w. asked former u.s. labor secretary robert reich if that was in the us i believe we need to reach deeper and farther and be bolder in terms of restructuring the economy creating a brand new economy in many sectors if we're talking about green technologies wind turbines and solar panels and the rest if we're talking about medical technologies the importance of changing our health care system if we're talking about education that is not just a matter of technology but a matter of restructuring our educational system all of that requires fundamental change and also fundamental reform and i believe the by demonstration needs to be as bold as is possible. former u.s. labor secretary robert reich speaking there time now for a look at some of the other business stories making news the value of bitcoin has plunged fueled by fears of stricter regulation under president biden but the currency has been trading at just over $25000.00 losing more than 10 percent in a single day it's had almost a quarter of its value

bine stelter joins us now. so, brian, how transparent is this going to be? >> this is a return to normalcy. and one of many ways the biden administration is showing a return to normalcy. also a return to functioning government, the white house press office is sending out press releases and the biden team is revealing calls, that is a good sign and progress. and the biden team is trying to restore trust. that is a remarkable thing gib we've been in a truth emergency for the past four years and that will not resolve itself. it is a tall order to restore trust but here is what jen psaki said on cbs a couple of hours ago. >> the best antidote to false information is the truth. and honestly and data and transparency. this is part of all of our objectives here. part of my job as the press secretary, part of the jobs as the policy team, part of the vice president's job because the institutions around the country, the trust has been so frayed, trust in media and trust in government. >> so she's committed to putting truth ahead of lies but -- >> apologies. we have th

back and look at the legislative history of the 25th parliament, it was deeply intended by senator bine and senator mckennedy and all of the members involved in it to promote collaboration among the different branches to guarantee the stability of government in the continuity in office. now mr. cole is right that it is up to the vice president and we're not trying to usurp his authority, we are trying to tell him that the time of 25th amendment emergency has arrived. it is come to our doorstep. it is invaded our chamber. we just saw the unprecedented event of hundreds or even thousands of members of a mob entering the congress of the united states without going through metal detectors or any kind of security screening, occupying the floors of the senate and the house, occupying the offices of our leaders, chanting hang mike pence, yelling where is nancy. where of them were brandishing weapons, guns, knives, some of them have zip ties to handcuff people's hands. we were delayed in the counting of the electoral college vote by more than six hours. members and staff and members were terrif

interested to be then to feel that what's going to be ahead is you might see that the choice that president bines going to have to make between practical and philosophical really be practical which means yet he will really pursue the talks about in terms of normalcy and unity or will he be philosophical with the pressures he's been obviously going to receive from the left to do more decidedly left on certain issues and then i'm going to interrupt share i'm really really sorry up to saying i wouldn't interrupt you but there is a signing ceremony going on right now with joe biden's to have a watch yeah church washington he said the. thank you here. thank you. just taking in some live pictures from me here in washington because obviously even though the main ceremony up here capitol hill has finished there are still events going on around the city adam i'm sorry to have interrupted you that maybe you'd like to pick up with what you were saying about i guess it was the difference between joe biden what he does and what its philosophy is well he's actually in the moment of crisis he has an incredible