has become one of the most recognizable faces of january 6th he's serving 41 months in prison for carry agg pole as a spear and left a threatening note on the u.s. chamber. >> only matter of time justice is coming. >> but his mother said her son is not the criminal he is made out to be. >> he went there to see president trump. they went to support our ability to exercise free speech. as far as going down to the capitol, he was invited there, people were invite there'd by president trump. >> authorities say jacob chansley was among the first 30 people to enter the capitol and used a bull horn to rile up the log. >> your son apologized for his behavior and took responsibility for the criminality that took place that day. do you think he regrets what happened that day. >> he regrets with every fiber of his being going into the capitol that day, because if he had known that that's where he would end up then he would not have done it. >> i want to move on with my life and put this in my past. >> felipe marquez was arrested and sentenced to home confinement, recently told our affiliate wplg that

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and those plans will be carrying vital age equipment and supplies for the people all talking. i only made possible, as you mentioned previously, because up until now plains haven't been able to land on net runway because there's been so much show me that's been cleared. and then there was a bit of uncertainty as well as to whether there might be some more, some more substantial damage to the airport runway. that's not the case. and those plains have been cleared to land there and offload the a supplies here in new zealand. there is a very large tom in community, a lot of concern here, of course, because people here have not been able to make contact with their relatives back home. this donation center is being set up. so over the next few days suspected to be very busy. indeed, with people coming here packaging up supplies to send to their relatives at home. yeah, well, you know, we understand that some phone lines have been restored, but as you say, communication still remains a big problem. yeah, that's been the main problem really because we haven't been able to ascertain e

carrie. closer in age, hard working, loyal and he seemed to find a place in her heart. so, they moved in together. it was a big step. for carrie, it was the first time she had set up house with anyone. but right from the start, it wasn't the happily ever after kind of life carrie dreamed about. the iraq war left justin with a difficult case of post-traumatic stress disorder. >> he always wanted to stay home where carrie was always wanting to go out and do things. >> could you see this as this is going to be a problem? >> i did. i saw a clash. >> then just three weeks after justin moved in, there was a problem and it was a big one. carrie suddenly disappeared. it was a monday, december 30th, 2013. the start of a workweek. carrie didn't show up at the store and didn't call in. not like her at all. >> something was wrong. >> right. >> i called her and i could tell her phone was off. it was going straight to voicemail. and i thought about calling hospitals. i just was scared. >> not home. not at work. not in touch. where was carrie? >>> coming up -- >> it was in the news, it

and it is very clear that yes, aging and carry land is finishing all the freedom of press, the home home the government creaking the lives the 80 piece last june. and then in november, actually one very alarming news as well that the whole government denies research of the british journal economists. the nice one obvious journal, a visa. so this is already on top of the fact that the whole government has refused that we search the financial times journalist as well. so if you look at the relevancy in the past 2 years been well i fully understand. busy that because in news closing, done on his own, because actually phase one consideration, i think the sad faith closing on itself. so that web site puts to be hanging out there for a while. you said all hosting done by the government and then everything disappear or the archives disappear. that is the most dangerous and most tragic things happening in hong kong. hong kong court has sentence loya chow hung tongue to 15 months in prison. she was convicted of inciting, an unauthorized gathering to commemorate the chinaman square massacre. chow

author of hong kong in revolt, he rejects carry lamps, claims that freedom of the press is alive and well. it you look back to yes. and it is very clear that yes, aging and carry land is finishing all the freedom of press the home home the government created the lives the apple, 80 this last june. and then in november, actually one very ami news as well that the government denies research of the british journal. economists. the nice one obvious journalist, a visa. so this is already on top of the fact that the whole government has refused that we search the financial times journalist as well. so if you look at the developments in the past 2 years thing, well i fully understand the. busy news closing down on his own because actually phase one consideration. i think that's the fate closing on itself. so that website could still be hanging out there for a while. you said all hosting done by the government and then everything disappear or the archives disappear. that is the most dangerous and most tragic things happening in hong kong. also, or a hong kong court has sentenced the lawyer, child hung tune to 15 months in prison. she was convicted of incitin

carrying explosives. so ah, the death of rock'n'roll legend meatloaf at the age of $74.00. ah clone. welcome to the program. you ancestry journal, antonio terrace is calling for investigations into asked rights carried out by the saudi led coalition in yen. and on friday, more than 80 people at believe to have been killed when a detention center in sada and the port city of the data was struck, drawing condemnation from the united nations. i'll diplomatic editor james bay's reports now from un headquarters in new york. as strikes have been carried out on who the hell territory in yemen all week, but this one was by far the most dead. i'm the main target seems to have been a detention center in the huffy stronghold of sedar in northern yemen. the death told continues to rise as they find bodies many believe to be migrants, while searching for any survivors. bombardment this week by the saudi led coalition follows a brazen attack by the hu thies, using drones on the capital of the united arab emirates, abu dhabi on monday, which killed 3 people in new york. the un, the security council

measures are making their way through the legislature, including one that lowers the state's age requirement for carryingniors would legally be allowed to carry guns to school. joining us now is david hogg, a survivor of the parkland school shooting, also co-founder of march for our lives. david, good morning to you. and i really was curious to get your input on this, because specifically these laws, there is four of them, but when taken together, some of them, you would see 18-year-olds who would be some high school seniors able to bring guns into their vehicles to school. what is your reaction to that? >> i think it is horrifying. we have seen a massive rise in gun violence in our country over the past couple of years. and we know that our country deals with an exceptionally high level of gun violence in comparison to other high income countries. this is not because kids at schools here necessarily are -- have guns or because there aren't enough police officers on campuses, it is because in those other countries, they choose, unlike us, to protect children, and their right to exist in their schools and

ship for in their for weeks, according to him, and also the, the, the, via the, the ag kick used it all for carrying out style activities. and the along the with c . she don's military leader is calling for an urgent caretaker government and new measures to deal with demonstrations calling resignation of prime minister abdullah hun doc pro democracy groups say they're planning fair. the protests on tuesday and doug was unable to form a government and says political deadlock threatens she down, survival. he was arrested in october after i met you take her there. but then reinstated, when he signed an agreement with general abdel fatter as were hand, i'm a val is falling developments from the capital coach in law. we know that the year resistance committees are, have expressed a they are non concern about the recognition of her primary sobbed, the lamb duke. they said it has nothing to do with the process of, of revolt against the military and that program of protests. and they are going to state a major protest tomorrow at the beginning they said it will be only an on demand, but now it is going to s

for in their for weeks, according to him, and also the, the, the, the, her, the, the ag kick used it all for carrying out hostile activities. and the along the red sea sedans, military leaders, calling for an urgent can take a government and new measures to deal with demonstrations. if far as the resignation of prime minister abdullah, one dog who says political deadlock threatens to don survival pro democracy groups say they're planning further protests on tuesday. but morgan reports from the capital coaching. ah, these people have recently heard prime minister at the lam doke the 1st to hold the position following sedans. 2018 revolution has resigned and many in the country are divided on his departure is developmental because a lot of good hum, dogs departures a big loss to the nation. i mean, like, he had made a lot of achievements and brought progress to saddam. but the military with the reason he was unable to move forward on so many issues, the military is the reason with his christ of i think we talked about it and it doesn't make a difference of just like he doesn't make a difference if he s

credits his parents for recognizing and nurturing his public speaking skills at a young age, encouraging him to carrywer of god. >> so i have a lot of pastors in my family. both of my grandpas, one is still living. my uncle is a pastor. i always grew around these strong black male influences that had a way with words. >> there is a little person over your right shoulder who keeps popping up. >> i see you. you going to sit down? sit down. hold on, she needs me to put her slinky back. it's messed up. >> introducing to new legends. >> that little person is fyutch's 4-year-old daughter, aura, who has appeared in many of his music videos and is featured on a song on his debut album, "family tree." ♪ look around, because we're all brothers and sisters, because we all have african ancestors ♪ >> you really sort of stress that black history isn't just black history, it's everyone's history. why do you think that's a concept that's sort of gotten lost with a lot of folks over the years? >> it's something that is common sense. i think sometimes, people try to overpoliticize truth. this is all of our accomplish

there is a leak between m f and the epstein barr virus, which almost all people carry and serbian, tend to start of a joke of age is included in the drawing for the australian open. despite ongoing uncertainty over his visa and his right to stay in play. ah, i'm brent gone to our viewers watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you round the world. it's good to have you with us on this thursday. we start with a landmark court case and a lesson in how the past can catch up with you. today, a german court sentenced a former syrian military officer to life in prison for crimes against humanity. the court found the man named on y ruslan guilty of overseeing the murder of 27 people at the alcott team detention center just outside of damascus. roslyn is the highest ranking syrian official so far convicted on that charge. the verdict was much anticipated by those who suffered abuse or lost relatives at the hands of the government in serious long civil war. his victim say he caused unspeakable suffering. now on war as lawn could spend the rest of his life behind bars. outside the courtroom relief. ah, i am,

expanded its booster program, including a 3rd dose of the 5 shots, the children age 12 to $15.00. hong kong lead a carry lab is rejecting claims the territories press freedom faces extinction. it follows the closure of a 3rd independent news outlet on monday. at atoria, leaders from citizen news said they're worried about the safety of that journalists . in october, the outlet was accused of misleading. the people about the national security law imposed by bay ging. i read news about because of the closure of online medium press freedom in hong kong faces extinction or hong kong, free free press faces collapse. i just cannot us up that sort of allegations, but nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong, and journalists and media organizations like all of us, have to respect and comply with the law if they are fearful of not being able to comply with a lot and they have to make up their mind and take the necessary decisions for pilots has more from hong kong. so here's is winding up its opperation and the building behind me will now stop updating its website after it said it could no. 1

carry on. i think it's amazing. i wasn't able to walk from the age of one and a half. i wasn't able to run.s only been on the market for five years, so it's still unclear what effect it will have over the longer term, but the hope is that children like lena will forever be free of this disease. zoe conway, bbc news. the duchess of cambridge will celebrate her 40th birthday on sunday. it is now more than 10 years since kate middleton married into the royal family and took on the role of future queen. but how has her public role and image changed in that time. our royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. it is a landmark birthday. the duchess of cambridge at a0. a time to reflect on what has been achieved more than a decade after official royal life began. and that royal public life started here on anglesea. then, still kate middleton, this was her first official engagement. the naming of a new lifeboat. the move from private, contained kate middleton to a public royal duchess of cambridge has had its challenges. adjusting to the attention, coping with the scrutiny and finding her voice.

carrying about 2000 passengers. but all, all of them offer the vaccine aged buck after the reach and go to some people who refused to admit themselves in isolation, affinity. so the entire ship is heading back with people isolating on board. this has the sauce like on the situation and go out, which is one of the top to its destination, especially this time most over the last weekend. there are many videos and photos of people showing caution to the wind parking and bringing in the newer that beach is not wearing. now every 4 lawson in go is tested positive for the virus. the government has announced in night graph you that and schools and colleges have also been shocked. all right, thank have me, let's talk about the situation now on that cruise ship as have ne was explaining their 100 passengers on board that cruise ship in the mediterranean. like if i'm actually with about another cruise ship. this time we'll talk about one in the mediterranean and a 100 people on board have tested positive. the m. s. c. grandiose arrived at the northwest in italian port of genoa. on monday it's now docked near rome. most of the

ship for in their for weeks, according to him, and also the, the, the, via the, the ag kick used it all for carrying out hostile activities. and the along the red sea sedans, miniature leaders calling for an urgent care take a government and new measures to deal with demonstrations. it far as the resignation of prime minister of dela. hm. doc, who says political deadlocks threatens. she don survival pro democracy groups say they're planning further protests on tuesday. m morgan reports from the capital cartoon. ah. 6 these people have recently heard to prime minister of the lamb duke the 1st to hold the position following sedans. 2018 revolution has resigned, and many in the country are divided on his departure. is that of how little? because not a good hum ducks departure is a big loss to the nation. i mean, he had made a lot of achievements and brought progress to saddam. but the military with the reason he was unable to move forward on so many issues, the military is the reason why cross of unpredictability. ah, and it doesn't make a difference. it's just like he doesn't make a difference if he s

delta is first-ever charter flight that carried only team usa athletes probably smart in the age of a pandemic. delta gave the team the royal treatment with a red carpet and the private hangar just for them. the games get underway week from tomorrow, followed by the paralympic games starting february 25th. this is the 8th year in a row. the delta has served as team usa is official airline. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> championship week, preparations continued in santa clara today, but now the buzz is palpable and it's impossible for the player to tune everything out, but they still have a job to do and they have to be laser focused. people and the work this week. well, it's pretty straightforward. not only has this team formed an identity and you know what they're good at. but they know their opponent inside and out as well. and we've spoke at nauseum this week on the relationship between the 2 head coaches, mcveigh and shanahan. they used to be co-workers down in washington. now their rivals and it's been a one-sided rivalry on cheney. societies. 73 ag

carry on. i think it's amazing. i wasn't able to walk from the age of one and a half. i wasn't able to run.en on the market for five years, so it's still unclear what effect it will have over the longer term, but the hope is that children like lena will forever be free of this disease. zoe conway, bbc news. we've received some figures showing the depth of staff shortages caused by omicron in the nhs. apparently, a total of 40,000 nhs staff at hospital trusts in england were absent for covid reasons on january the 2nd. that's up 59% on the previous week, so nearly 60% increase. it's more than three times the numberfrom increase. it's more than three times the number from the start of january. those are the latest figures from nhs england. a 60% increase in the number of staff absences because of covid reasons in hospitals in england. the headlines on bbc news. 200 military personnel are being sent to london hospitals to help with covid—related staff shortages. the australian government rejects claims that tennis star novak djokovic is being held captive, after he failed to meet vaccine entry

triggered by a collision between a motorcycle and a vehicle carrying explosives and tributes to rock and roll edge and meatloaf, whose died at the age of 74. ah, the program well has been a devastating escalation in yemen, civil war that's killed, more than 80 people and knocked out most of the nation's internet at, according to the health ministry, which is wrong by the countries who the rebels, who say hospitals in the other province are overwhelmed in one attack, at least 77 people were killed in an air strike by the saudi led coalition on a prison and solder close to the saudi border. migrants from africa were detained, that prison, a believe to be among the dead rescue operations are underway to find its survivors buried beneath the rubble. also, they have been as strikes on yelman's, red sea port city of her dado, which is held by the hoof. these, at least 4 people were killed there, and 17 wounded fatalities include 3 children who are playing on a football field. who the say the saudi lead forces. striker communications building, causing an internet blackout in most parts of the country, will the saudi lead coalition has been

this ship for their for weeks, according to him, and also the, the, the, via the, the ag kick used it all for carrying out hostile activities and the along the red sea. and also that the, the, the, the have care committed or have carried out these are these measures in order to protect what the, what he, what he said, the material water, especially as this ship has entered the territory of water of human. and he said that the ensuring human, he's that the from now and on that the, the will keep an, an open i to protect what these with, he said that you have any territory of waters. so the, the do these, the 1st operation to be carried out by the host, these are along the red sea to capture this big military ammunition according to to him. we couldn't, i didn't fi otherwise from, from another source to view i the, his words. so the, the situation is developing specially after the how these have captured the, the areas of the retreat after the so the internationally recognized government backed forces have withdrawn literally from a long swells along the red sea. so this has enabled the how these are or

in the footsteps of the victims half a century own people of all ages walked through dairy as others had done on this day, 1970, to carry the thing together to remember the 13 people shot dead by british troops and the 14th victim who died later. all the march new jerry was for civil rights demanding an end to discrimination against the majority catholic community in northern ireland and to the recently introduced policy of internment without trial ended in an atrocity. when members of the british army parachute regiment fired more than a 100 live rounds at unknown civilians. the half of those killed were teenagers. most of the british army leaders at the time and the 1900 seventy's had experience in kenya in cyprus, in the middle east and aiden. now yemen so, so there are attitude towards the people they confronted on body sunday was very much formed by those kinds of emergencies. and initial government report largely exonerated the paratroopers in british thirty's. but in 2010, the extensive several inquiry found that the victims were unarmed and posed no threat. and the soldiers commander had violated his orders. pri

everybody carries baggage into your relationships at this age. our baggage was clashing.ing on it. we decided not to be engaged anymore. we stopped building the house. >> he said they were going to therapy, which was helping. >> i mean we were really, really making breakthroughs. >> about diane's dogs. >> she thought i was accepting the fact that her dogs were going to be in the house. >> not long before diane was killed- >> i remember her saying, you know, that she loved me. that she would jump at the chance to be in a relationship and marry me. you know, no matter how long it took. we had our ups and downs, no question. >> no physical fights? >> never. never angry or loud words. it was just -- it's stupid you know. she thought i should be more of a handymankind of guy, like her dad, right? i thought that she should be more appreciative. >> was she faithful to you? >> i would be shocked if she wasn't. i would be stunned. >> everyone has his or her version of the truth. dennis'story not at all what the friends have been hearing from her. >> i wanted to say so many times t

age internet. they are charging revenue for these launches carrying other people's payloads and then making money on nasa contracts. at the same time, they are in growth mode on their other business, star link. it will be interesting to learn in the future how those two interact, but volume, economies at scale, this is what elon musk has talked about, and that is what they need to bring the cost down. alix: we've also heard elon musk say spacex could go bankrupt if it can't ramp up production. so to your point, a huge spread in what is actually going to happen for these companies. what i think begs a broader question is what is the addressable market for space? ed: this is a point you and i have discussed endlessly. ill and must sometimes contradict himself, but he has been pretty transparent that they launch business, what we are talking about on the screen here, sending stuff into space for other people, he says that is a $3 billion a year business. the data generated in space is a different story. he sees star link, the space station to operate his own constellation of satellites, beaming interne

berlin police carried out raids on the stronghold of the so called remo clan, a family of arab origin, notorious for its ties to organized crime. stoppers with prosecutors charged 6 men aged between 22 and 28 years with aggravated gang robbery and arson. but since i presume the arrested persons are all men, which is all german nationals who come from the so called klan menu, none of the missing treasures has ever been recovered. experts fear they have been broken up, melted down and sold and may never be seen again. i'm joined now by corresponding emmanuel. shes in dresden. so emma, that trial is getting underway to day. what can we expect? well what, what we can expect a doing to try our rebecca east to find out about the chain of responsibility here . 6 people are, are accused there have to answer for their responsibility doing these highs. they're a bigger highest data. germany has a known in his, in the, in it's a history to 6 people who belong to the same class as we've just heard into report or we know, or we don't know, are they lawyers or had been asked before the child, whether or not they will talk about the chain of events leading to the highest. we still do no

carried out raids on the stronghold of the so called remo clan. a family of arab origin, notorious for its ties to organized crime. suffolk is with prosecutors charged 6 men aged between 22 and 28 years with aggravated gang robbery and arson. but in type as own the resident persons are all men, which is all german nationals who come from the so called klan menus. and none of the missing treasures has ever been recovered. experts fear they have been broken up, melted down and sold, and may never be seen again. preparations are on their way and china for the lunar new year next tuesday. that means a lot of people rushing home for the holiday. the country's migrant workers are expected to make over 1000000000 trips during the season, which is why it's called the world's biggest annual human migration. but the current buyers pandemic is casting a shadow over their journeys. the annual trek to be home for the start of the year of the tiger is starting in china's cities. travellers returning home from the capital are happy to be seeing their families. for many, it's the only chance every year to see children, parents and friends. but they're also anxious about trave

carry their body. his guns talkin, these chickens are 7 weeks old. conventional boilers would already be passed to their slaughtering age and halt, organic poultry farm and vincent housing. the clock ticks more slowly. the chickens live for at least 12 week. the parents are also hybrid animals, but they're crossbred so that they grow and gain weight more slowly. the chickens have more space and daylight than many of their kind. they get to head out into the winter garden, eat organic feed, and always have fresh water. busy busy busy in the end, an organic chicken often costs $3.00 to $5.00 times as much as a conventional one. and few are prepared to pay that price. just 2.6 percent of poultry farm is organic and whether organic or not, we're eating increasing amounts of white meat. it's considered healthy and low fat, and many would prefer to just not think about how their tasty chicken breast comes from an extremely sensitive and friendly animal. lulu, as a skip tonight, is ins. is it so tall? some chickens are very trusting and friendly. and you can grab them, hold them in your arms and pet them installation for a lot

tomba, plains from australia and new zealand. carry tons of relief. supplies of the volcanic ash has cleared from the airport. the baldwin help officials battle age old beliefs as they raced to get people vaccinated against cove at 19 and marine explorers discover a rare coral reef off the coast, titi 30 meters below the water's surface. ah, the u. s. secretary of state is leaving ukraine for germany. it's his next stop to address russia's troop build up at its border with ukraine. acne blanket began as to what in key if, where he held talks with president law vollmer zelinski to reaffirm american support. lincoln also warned russia could invade at very short notice. he'll meet russian foreign minister saga lever off in geneva on friday. what of del hamid reports from give? hello. the message is the same, but this time if somebody ukrainian capital give that us secretary of state, anthony blink and renewed calls for russia to choose diplomacy, or pay a price in case of military escalation. today, there are some 100000 russian soldiers near ukraine's borders. and in that sense, the threat to your friends is unprecedented. so the president asked me

carried forward today. emma vardy, bbc news, derry. the nhs covid vaccination programme in england has been extended to vulnerable children aged between, epilepsy and learning disabilities, or those who live with somebody who is immunosuppressed. here's our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. xavier is 11 and he's among first in his age group to have a covid jab at the emberbrook health centre in surrey. he has epilepsy, which makes him more vulnerable to the virus. the overwhelming majority of children have only mild symptoms, but there are around 500,000 five to 11—year—old who are more at risk, and the government has decided that they should be vaccinated. more than 850 sites have been set up across england, and this is xavier's message to any young children worried about having a jab. it's not as stressful as you may think. everybody here is quite nice, and you get a sticker at the end. children will get two ten microgram doses of the pfizer vaccine at the centre, eight weeks apart — a third of the amount used for adults. well, i think it is very important for them to be brought in and to be seen, so that they can regain some sor

age of 65, from complications with his immune system. a moment of medical history to report now. doctors in the united states have carried first successful transplant of a pig's heart into a human patient. be warned — the images you are about to see now of the operation are very graphic. the animal was genetically modified to reduce the chance of the organ being rejected. surgeons at the maryland medical center said the 57—year—old patient was doing well the experimental operation was considered the last hope of saving his life. i've been speaking to dr robert montgomery who performed the first successful transplantation using a genetically engineered pig kidney into a human, who was on life support at the time. he is also a heart transplant recipient with a genetic heart disorder. oh, it's a really big deal. it's a huge leap forward. and just explain why. well, it's really the first example of a genetically modified pig organ that's been transplanted into a living human. there's a lot of talk and effort into avoiding the rejection of the organ, and i know that's something that in your work, you've had to focus on as wel

the us frequently carries out what he calls, freedom of navigation missions in the disputed waterway. and the sky is no longer the limit. 14 age pilot zarbara rutherford, the 19 year old, touched on in belgium just moments ago becoming the youngest woman ever to fly solo around the world. it took $155.00 days to complete the 32000 mile journey around the globe. up next witness. after that, i'll have the news for you. 13 g. was he then? ah ah. i know. and there were he and him mamma. he's a company. he's a soda mulligan, jamal. good done, cynthia glen. i'm nina and holly, glory, give it into a i'm, i'm a member number. let, let me, mo, did the mike in so la mama and so love him. it's morally yemen, shallow modem, and the shuttle are the best known beyond the d. i'm sion. i did i'm ticket or he brought a new or ledger in a storage unit, a minimum need your la honey and have it and want an initial bad or not. and i have to take a look out, or that the link that you scan sub, and indeed halleck lab to lead you his semana on a many. what for john, big and i do as for your mark, see it as a, make little a man to cont, deleted into a

bill sent to him by republican legislature not only lowering the age for a gun permit to 18 but allowing 18-year-olds to conceal and carryey? >> researchers find something to unify all americans literally everyone surveyed thinks the nfl should change its overtime rules. >> bret: 100 percent. that was just -- they needed another shot after that game? totally agree. i'm on board with that headline. all right, guy? >> plus one on the overtime rules by the way. my headline is jesse watters dominates the ratings as he debuts "jesse watters primetime" on fox news channel. up next. go get them with any luck, sir. you will become the president's second favorite s.o.b. [laughter] >> bret: oh, we can only hope. panel, thank you very much. just getting breaking news that fox is confirming that senator schumer has requested a classified all senators briefing for next week for the administration on the situation in ukraine and russia. the senate is out this week. that's likely why the briefing is requested for next week. and that's a classified situation. tomorrow on "special report," an in-depth report on the early days in the sear

age of 76. her victory at the u.s. supreme court give american women the right to an abortion. she died at her home in texas. a u.s. cruiseship carrying than 1000 passengers returned to port after an outbreak of covid-19. the holland america shape was supposed to dock in mexico but was turned away by authorities. the eighth round at discussions are resuming in vienna. the talks are between germany, the uk, france, russia, china, as well as iran. since the united states pulled out of the deal, tehran has increased its enrichment of uranium and restricted inspectors. sanctions introduced in response have hit iran hard. at present, it is shaping less than a quarter of the oil it did in 2018, and the drop in exports has meant economic hardship for many iranians. reporter: hope is in short supply in this commercial district of old tehran. as the talks in far-off vienna drag on, even small items on offer here are getting more expensive by the day, to expensive for many. most people we meet don't dare to speak out about politics and those who do are disillusioned. >> if they don't reach an agreement, it will be young people like me who pay t

what he said carried the force of thunder reed, who was battling pancreatic cancer, died last month at the age82. he led the senate through one of its most consequential legislative sessions. championing the recovery act to blunt the impact of the great recession in 2000 and nine and helping to pass the affordable care act. despite long odds with his leadership in the congress, working together with president obama and then vice president biden, we forged great progress for american families read will also be remembered for invoking the so called nuclear option in 2013. eliminating the 60 vote threshold in the senate on all presidential nominees except those to the supreme court. senate republicans event took it a step further in 2017 to advance supreme court nominees with a simple majority. donald trump's three supreme court nominees would not have been confirmed, most likely the filibuster. was still in place, and that is part of harry meets like you see it as well. democrats are once again considering changing senate president getting rid of the filibuster to advance voting rights legislati

age, you get in shock. you're like, wow, i thought you were much older, the way you carry yourself.a lot of people in the city and, you know, really, around the country as we just look at gun violence and violence crime surging in new york and in other cities in america and today, you just see this outpouring of love outside st. patrick's cathedral for him. we'll continue to see that. what do you think, thouknowing , so many people call him tata's name or learning about him and now he's being held up because of gun violence in your own city? >> this will definitely draw awareness for everyone that he doesn't feel as safe as you would think. even myself, i feel some type of fear of going outside at night and afraid i won't make it back home. if this happens to a police officer, what is to the innocent bystander walking down the street? but definitely, got to take under serious consideration moving forward. >> orlando. i'm so sorry for your loss. thank you for coming on and speaking about your friend. i really appreciate it. we're looking at live pictures. we'll go to break just looki

carried out raids on the stronghold of the so called remo clan. a family of arab origin notorious for its ties to organized crime. prosecutors charged 6 men aged between $22.28 with aggravated gang robbery and aggravated arson. when flavors, li arrested persons are all men but all german nationals who come from the so called klan mill. you none of the missing treasures has ever been recovered. experts fear they've been broken up, melted down and sold, and will never be seen again. let's go now to where did every correspondence manuel shall there she is in dresden of following the trial. emma, good to see you. what do we know about and what do, what more do we know rather about the suspects? well, to seek. so suspects are who are before the court to call to day all belong to the same class there in their twenties. and they are suspected of having taken part to what is germany's biggest hides, highest a so far you see behind me where these are all a took place in the green volt at museum. whereas where jewels are invaluable jewels belonging to a german museums and which are reflecting german history, a steel, a cat. so today at the child began any to ex