host: tom cole, care to respond? rep. cole: absolutely. i voted the way my constituents wanted and i made that clear. i think jim and i will disagree on this. democrats did in 2001 challenge this in 2005 and 2017. this has been a form of protest in the past,. it is stunning to me that it was ok for democrats to do it but not ok for republicans to cast a similar vote. host: on his first question are you worried that you will be able to get enough republicans over on a bill like this? rep. cole: i think there is a great deal of bipartisanship in this and i think all of congress is worried about this loss of support and we certainly still have troops that aren't in play and deployed. the deployment is nothing in terms of scale and size like they were in the bush and obama years. they have come down quite a bit at the end of the obama term and throughout the trump years. there is more concern that we not get back to where we where on both sides of the aisle. you could tell this from the hearing. there was not a lot of disagreement between repu

cole: speaking for myself i do. jim and i don't see every issue the same way, a liberal democrat , i'm a conservative republican. i think we see the constitutional role of the institution in which we both serve in the same way. it is refreshing to have an administration that lines up with that. that was not true of previous administrations republican or democrat. we will see how far we can go. there was some concern yesterday that we might go too far with a presidential veto. i assured the republican witness that race that point that i think it's unlikely a democratic house and a democratic senate with a democratic senator tie-breaking and i think -- vice presidency with the tie-breaking vote is likely to put up bill on the president's desk he doesn't want to sign. i think a lot could come from the fact that the administration does appear to want to work with us and i have a lot of confident in -- a lot of confidence in my friend mr. mcgovern's leadership on this issue. host: congressman mcgovern, can you give us a

host: tom cole, care to respond? rep. cole: absolutely. the way my constituents wanted and i made that clear. i think jim and i will disagree on this. democrats did in 2001 challenge this in 2005 and 2017. this has been a form of protest in the past,. it is stunning to me that it was ok for democrats to do it but not ok for republicans to cast a similar vote. host: on his first question are you worried that you will be able to get enough republicans over on a bill like this? rep. cole: i think there is a great deal of bipartisanship in this and i think all of congress is worried about this loss of support and we certainly still have troops that aren't in play and deployed. the deployment is nothing in terms of scale and size like they were in the bush and obama years. they have come down quite a bit at the end of the obama term and throughout the trump years. there is more concern that we not get back to where we where on both sides of the aisle. you could tell this from the hearing. there was not a lot of disagreement between republicans

cole: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> thank, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. joe the ambiguous of colorado, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. the ambiguous will vote yes on h.res. 179. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. don young of alaska, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that

congressman jim mcgovern and oklahoma republican tom cole talk about their hearing which took place examining the war powers act, and reasserting congress's role. watch "washington journal live 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning, and join the discussion with year texts and tweets. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: we talk about the state of u.s.-relations -- u.s.-china relations. we are joined by dr. weifeng zhong. guest: good morning. host: how would you describe the current relations between the u.s. and china? guest:

mcgovern: i think tom cole is one of the most decent and honorable people i've ever worked with in congress. i disagree with his vote and i disagree very strongly with his vote, he knows that. i say that as somebody who was one of the last people on the house floor on january 6. i came face-to-face with this group of writers -- rioters. that day is etched in my memory forever. having said that, i also differentiate between, from tom with those who actually gave oxygen to the movement that resulted in what happened on january 6. and those who continue to try to rationalize what happened. those are people i have a tough time dealing with. tom and i have a very good relationship and one of the things that i appreciate is that

congressman jim mcgovern and oklahoma republican tom cole talk about their hearing which took place examining the war powers act, and reasserting congress's role. watch "washington journal live 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning, and join the discussion with year texts and tweets. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: we talk about the state of u.s.-relations -- u.s.-china relations. we are joined by dr. weifeng zhong. guest: good morning. host: how would you describe the current relations between the u.s. and china? guest: the current relations are just as tense as when president biden -- former president trump was in office. this is a continuation of increasing tensions between the u.s. and china and the aspect of national security. the united states has been

mcgovern: i think tom cole is one of the most decent and honorable people i've ever worked with in congress. i disagree with his vote and i disagree very strongly with his vote, he knows that. i say that as somebody who was one of the last people on the house floor on january 6. i came face-to-face with this group of writers -- rioters. that day is etched in my memory forever. having said that, i also differentiate between, from tom with those who actually gave oxygen to the movement that resulted in what happened on january 6. and those who continue to try to rationalize what happened. those are people i have a tough time dealing with. tom and i have a very good relationship and one of the things that i appreciate is that

cole: thank you very much. ms. jackson, from your standpoint. two or three of the biggest impacts that you have seen. dr. jackson: i would say the true medic nature and grief, particular on parents and providers is very significant. it reduces their capacity to do what they need to be able to do. i would also say, very significant impacts on systems. schools, mental health centers, hospitals, pediatricians, etc. those are busting at the seams. we know people have stepped up in a major way to be providing critical care, but when the pandemic is over, i think where they will be at and where the future need will be at, is going to be a mismatch. i think that is a very significant issue. telehealth will be something that we have to consider. i think we need data on virtual learning and telehealth, and where the role is for hybrid. rep. cole: i can certainly tell you, my area is heavily rural. i'm going to disappear for just a minute. i will be right back. [indiscernible] >> at like to raise an issue that is serious. i am very concerned about the imp

, who calls students at home his "zoomies," and those in class his "roomies." >> andy cole: zoomies,he challenges of trying to teach when you've got roomies and zoomies? >> cole: i always worry that i'm leaving them out. >> dickerson: because your back's to them or because it's inert and it's on a screen? >> cole: you know, sometimes it's just the human being in front of you-- definitely takes a lot of your attention. and with these guys, i-- i do get concerned that, you know, they're going to forget school. at least how that-- that-- that structure of school and those shared experiences. >> dickerson: some students in marietta told us they liked virtual education-- there's no commute, the health risk is lower-- but for others it's been a disaster. richard rowe was getting a's and b's before the pandemic. when instruction went virtual, he says, he started getting c's and d's. >> richard rowe: i felt really helpless because i really couldn't do anything. i-- i also felt-- scared because i didn't really want to go to my teachers. i didn't really go to my parents, as well, because-- >>

coal mining has left an indelible mark on the region cole was minded and was smelted here for over 250 years wants off limits to visitors today anyone is welcome to cheer the site of the age of coal mining has been preserved for posterity in many of the decommissioned industrial complexes the best known of the ones in sol and is the 1st my own works the largest in the country and a unesco world heritage site and then this contrast the countryside along the muzzle with its vignettes me appellant 3 countries meet. the left of the missouri river is germany france is straight ahead and to the right is luxembourg and the little town of schengen. here in 19050 pm history was made. this monument commemorates the moment when 5 e.u. member states 1st agreed to dispense with internal border checks the birth of the schengen agreement the open european borders serve solemn brilliantly especially when it comes to killing there he delights. 7 restaurants in this small state has been awarded michelin stars and feast for the senses and fitting way to wind up a sightseeing tour of solver. we move on to

freya cole, bbc news.news, christa larwood looks back at some of the travel show�*s favourite adventures in thailand. this week, a look back at some of our top clips from thailand. henry's rolling with the punches. look at his abs! they're ridiculous! mike gets stuck in. i'm knee deep and still sinking further. and carmen tries a tech solution to pollution. i'm cleaning the beach. hello and welcome to the travel show. it's hard to believe it has been around a whole year hello and welcome to the travel show. it's hard to believe it has been around a whole year since life changed for everyone here in the uk, thanks to the covid pandemic. the vaccine scheme is giving us hope we'll soon be able to travel. in the meantime, stay with us for inspiration and tips that will come in handy when we can travel again. this episode, the tried and true traveller favourite, thailand. we kick off — literally — in the thai capital of bangkok, where, in 2017, we convinced henry to train like a champion and try his hand at the

freya cole reports. the start of another hectic day for intensive care workers in sao paulo.s, relying on ventilators and constant monitoring so they can stay alive. for the head of intensive care, the biggest concern now is a sharp rise of younger people being admitted in a serious condition. translation: today we face | the prospect that the situation will get worse because the patients we are witnessing have a slightly different profile than before. we are seeing more younger patients with very serious conditions and no underlying health issues. covid—19 has left a trail of death across brazil. a local variant is highly contagious. in the last 21 hours almost 3000 people died, it's the second highest daily death toll since the pandemic began. the hospital workers have had no reprieve. some doctors say the health system is on the brink of collapse. translation: there is a waiting list at practically all— hospitals with icu beds. that creates a problem for us health workers because we are already tired, we have been doing this for a year now and causes it us additional stres

freya cole, bbc news.of "life—threatening" flas" flooding — as storms batter parts of the east coast. evacuation orders are in place in many low—lying areas — and residents in sydney, australia's most populous city — have been told to stay home. david campa nale report. the aftermath of significant record—breaking rainfall in new south wales. got to go around to the other side of the car now to get the other patient out. across australia's most populous state, dozens of people have been rescued from floodwaters, and residents in many low—lying communities ordered to leave. major highways have been closed and wild surf is battering the coast. more storms are forecast in the coming days and parts of eastern australia could receive up to a metre of rain in the space ofjust a week. officials say sydney is facing what they are calling a rain bomb. the main water reservoir though has overflowed for the first time in years as the city of 5 million braces for what's coming next. in the suburbs, descriptions of fea

in 1904 reggie cole was 18 years old living in south central l.a. with no criminal record when he was arrested for the murder of felipe angelus the only eyewitness was a man named john jones the owner of a brothel across the street known as johnny's house of prostitution how long is this place been in operation about 70 years about 17 years the police were willing to overlook what john johns was doing and john jones would be willing to play along with whatever the cops wanted him to do 16 years later a new theory would emerge the actual shooter was more likely john jones himself firing from the rooftop of his own building but the arresting officer on the case was sure the murderer was reggie cole it was her 1st or 1st case and she. needs close encounters in order for her to get her her shoe size. to be a doctor you have to go to school for many years to be a lawyer you have to go to school for many years i don't understand how somebody would just a high school diploma or a ged can have that type of power to be an officer of the law with a pistol tha

freya cole, bbc news., after coronavirus restrictions have been lifted, have been announced by communities secretary robertjenrick. pubs, restaurants and listed buildings have been given flexibility to use their land to allow more people to meet up. a welcome back fund of £56 million has also been created to boost high streets and seaside towns. mrjenrick says the money will be distributed through local authorities. we want to do everything that we can to support retailers and councils to reopen safely. we are enabling pubs to erect marquees in their gardens for the whole of the spring and summer so we can enjoy a pint with our family and friends, whatever the weather. we are enabling alfresco dining again this april as we enjoyed last summer and we're giving money to high streets the length and breadth of the country so they can prepare to welcome us this year. and in doing that, is there a fear that by opening up and putting money back into getting people into the high street, we run the risk of increasi

freya cole, bbc news.ng the news. 11 people who were being investigated by the maltese journalist daphne caruana galizia before her murder have appeared in court in valletta. they're facing charges of money laundering, corruption and fraud. among the accused is keith schembri, the chief of staff to the former prime minister of malta. he denies any wrongdoing. a court in pakistan has sentenced two men to death for raping a woman on the side of a highway last year. the attack triggered nationwide protests — it happened in front of the french woman's children after her car had run out of fuel. the two men, named as abid malhi and shafqat hussain, were convicted of rape, kidnapping, robbery and terrorism. thai police have used water cannon, tear gas and rubber bullets against an anti—government demonstration in bangkok. the violence came after demonstrators broke through a barricade of shipping containers protecting the royal palace. many of the protesters want to reduce the monarchy�*s influence in thai polit

freya cole, bbc news. the task of boosting the birth rate in hungary — with some success. 3,000 more babies were born in 2020 than 2019, marriages are up, divorce and abortion rates are plunging. but now the coronavirus pandemic has dealt a blow to his plans — as nick thorpe reports from budapest. armin is ten days old, born here in his parents�* small living room in budapest. but births in hungary are down nearly 10% compared to 2020. avoiding hospital was one reason why his parents chose a home delivery. translation: we did not want to postpone having l our second child just because of the pandemic. how we felt about it was we'll leave it to armin to arrive in his own good time. translation: my father died of covid barely a month ago. i he went into hospital for something else and caught covid there. he'd caught the virus in hospital when he went in for another reason, so that sort of clinched our decision to have our baby at home. siren wails armin�*s older brother ignatz is two and has his own house, s

cole said a big part of his heart belongs to earl.candidates, he added a scavenger hunt. one man named jake found all the correct items in first few hours and sent a photo of proof. cole explained what each of the items was for, a bouquet of flowers in honor of the car, a large cardboard box so cole could put everything out of the trunk and put it in it, and a ja pickl because co to buym at the store. and a disposable camera to document the future adventures with earl and a bottle of apple cider to celebrate. cole who is 24 and an environmental scientist, can now happily say good-bye, earl. and he said it is old, it is grumpy, but gets you where you want to go. he had driven it away from college. it is a beautiful car. i talk about listening to oldies in mom's car, that's the car. only maroon. beautiful vehicle. >> i like that. i like that too. >>> now to our coverage of women's history month and this morning we're looking at the impact of the pandemic on women in work, nearly 3 million women have left the workforce during the pandemi

still an insider's to the small state is not as popular as bavaria all the baltic sea until 2012th cole was still being mined here so the sol it used to be an industrial region to agree to dirty for tourists but that has changed. first i'd like to get an overview of things from the treetop walk includes. it winds its way gently up through the forest canopy. and then snakes back and forth some 42 meters up to this observation tower. you want to view. this horseshoe bend in the river is known as the design. and it's by far the most popular attraction in salt and. from up here you can see it pretty well the silence is green about one 3rd of the area is covered with forest and then there are the river valleys of salma zille and blease sustainable travel is no problem at all due to many hiking and cycling trails well some recommendations for you. industry and idyllic nature can be found side by side in salt and. coal mining has left an indelible mark on the region coal was mined and iron was smelted here for over 250 years wants off limits to visitors today anyone is welcome to tour the site

braman courage foyer and cole fed could see trouble brewing on the horizon plus from a lack swagger but they were efficient and clearly better. it was meant to be this time around the big past would have his moment. coach class now knows his team will keep at it and deliver the goods when the time is right. like in the 52nd minute when a blocked full felt of a coast on a silver platter. 7 set up the wolves 2nd he may not be a household name but he is an austrian international and a rock in this robust team. this is the pit. we have all spoke of a stiff resistance until we caused schools. both spoke had the league's 2nd best offense and with big cost now in $17.00 goals also one of the best attackers. the 2nd corps was as we want to do it very high praise winning the ball in the it's looks like it was a little bit of a lucky that the ball comes to what we post but this is when we. move to the ball or to get or it's very often that the ball comes to our strike and while it is a great finisher it was the dutchman's 15th call since joining the club at this rate the fans will build a monumen

freya cole, bbc news.ring there's been a rise in infections in some european countries. let's get more on this from ricardo mexia, vice president of the european public health association's infectious disease control department. thank you for talking to us. let me ask you first of all, is it clear what is driving this new wave of infections? are the factors common across different countries on the continent of europe?— across different countries on the continent of europe? thank you for havin: continent of europe? thank you for having me- — continent of europe? thank you for having me. well, _ continent of europe? thank you for having me. well, i— continent of europe? thank you for having me. well, i believe - continent of europe? thank you for having me. well, i believe that - continent of europe? thank you for having me. well, i believe that the i having me. well, i believe that the fact that we are trying to get back to normality in some of the activities that have now been taking place, that probably a

embargo los centros de vacunaciÓn que atienden a poblaciones en proporcionalmente objetadas por el coletero: hablamos con el condado y dice que el 60% de las vacunas a las personas entre 75 aÑos o mÁs. el departamento de salud pÚblica de san francisco nos indica que esa cÁrcel afina podrÍa estarme quitando la oportunidad a una persona en un grupo vulnerable de la poblaciÓn. paola: informamos ayer que la variante brasileÑa llegÓ a california ahora se han confirmado los casos del reino unido en el Área de la bahÍa. oficiales de salir del condado a un mandado informaciÓn sobre las 2 personas contagiadas. >> cuando alguien se infecta con covid tiene inmunidad estÁ protegido por 3 meses , pero si te puedes enfermar otra vez en ese tiempo, eso sÍ me preocupa. paola: y a un aÑo de haberse declarado la pandemia, nos acompaÑa tatiana garcÍa se sentÓ a hablar con la doctora sara del condado santa clara quien encabezÓ los esfuerzos para luchar contra coronavirus. . hoy nos habla de los nuevos retos detrÁs de la distribuciÓn de la vacuna. [hablan en inglÉs] reportero: turbas autocracia social no de

offensive in the depths of saudi arabia with 14 drones and 8 ballistic missiles we targeted around cole in ras port and other military facilities into mom more military sites were targeted in a serious design and the strike was precise u.s. secretary of state has written to afghanistan's president outlining the buy in ministrations strategy to end the war there and enabling can call for a 90 day reduction of violence and also ask turkey and the united nations to host talks he says no decision has yet been made on u.s. troop withdrawal. there are reports of $1000000.00 police raiding gang gardens general hospital arresting several people security forces say they are quote maintaining hospitals and universities violence against those protesting the military coup has been escalating. and as we've just been hearing meghan markle says the british royal family failed to protect her and were concerned about how dark his son skin color would be do you conduct just suspects were being interviewed by oprah winfrey for a 2 hour c.b.s. interview and. those are the headlines on al-jazeera viewfinder

session is not easy to set up the car but it all worked out perfectly in the in coal fire so yeah coles very happy with the decision. defending world champion lewis hamilton of mercedes just couldn't catch up with them actually the brits hopes to be the 1st formula one driver to win 8 world titles he's currently tied at 7 with german legend mikhail tomorrow. now for viewers in europe the clocks have gone forward by an hour across much of the continent over night and from winter to summer time and while many of our clocks change automatically base days some have a lot of time paces to change by hand. some people have partners children or pets for companies to cut through then a stick bought is crazy about clocks. around 300 in 65 of them. but who has time to count most people might be taught by the constant wall of noise not. as a minute ones and you can get my clocks of the love of my life and i love them above all else in the evening other people take sleeping pills so they can sleep i said to my comfy chair char never thing off look at my clocks listen to the ticking and watch the han

principled leaders like helmut cole and margaret thatcher agreed that it was time to return to the bargaining table in geneva and work out real and lasting arms reductions fair to both sides. a new soviet leader appeared on the scene untainted by the past, unwilling to be shackled by crumbling orthodoxies. with the rise of mick kal gorbachev came the end of numbing oppression. it held out the promise of a better life, achieved by democratic institutions and a market economy, and real arms control came to pass, as an entire class of weapons was eliminated for the first time in the atomic age. within months, the soviet empire began to melt like a snowbank in may. one country after another overthrew the privileged cliques that had bled their economies and curbed freedoms. last month germany was reunited in the shadow of the brandon berg gate and under the democratic umbrella of nato. [ applause ] >> i know something about that neighborhood. back in june 1987 i stood in the free city of west berlin and asked mr. gorbachev to tear down the wall. was he listening? whether he was or not, neither he

meanwhile they create lists of 100 special people including his brother as you point out, kenneth cole designer. those people get special treatment. that acting performance was stellar, governor cuomo. not surprising, like you said, still brutal and stellar acting performance. >> julie: this next one isn't surprising surprising. as you've heard, a ninth accuser has come forward in the cuomo sexual harassment scandal with the woman claiming the new york governor grabbed her face and kissed her when he toured her flood damaged home a few years ago. cuomo's attorney saying he kissed and hugged others that day too. i guess that is supposed to make it okay. it's his way of comforting people. bill says the case did anything but comfort her. take a listen. >> he said that's what italians do, kissed both cheeks. i felt shocked i didn't understand what had just happened. strangers do not kiss. especially upon meeting someone for the first time. >> julie: let me say you don't kiss my face ever unless we are very close personal friends and even then, not so much. people invading my personal space

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the collaboration and mentorship of my colleagues across the aisle, including representatives tom cole and the dean of the house, don young, and my colleagues on the house armed services and natural resources committees. we worked in a bipartisan way to address issues, including missing and murd indigenous women, and ensuring our service men and women and military families have the resources that they need. to my colleagues in the tricaucus, thank you for embracing the issues facing native americans and working to address long-standing disparities in our communities. i'm proud that with the support of my colleagues, several of my bills became law. the not invisible act. a pilot program for pregnant service members in the 2021 ndaa. the progress for indian tribes act, provisions for my military housing oversight and service member protection act in the 2020 ndaa. the native american business incubators act, and the veterans affairs tribal advisory committee act. i thought i would have more time here, but we are called to service in different ways. though i am excited to become the first

incluso como la ventaja en el cuarto pedido pero la defensa y la ofensiva le dieron el triunfo 108 x 98y cole que demostrar y para estar tranquila y. por su parte es el técnico de los estados unidos no quiere que su equipo se enganche en el rivalidadcontra méxico boleto olímpico. (hablan en inglés) >>> fn jugar en es casi imposiblebueno y gananno. (hablan en inglés). soy carlo mauricio ramírez hemos habilitado una línea de ayuda para contestar todas sus dudas sobre el futuro de daca este miércoles de 5:00 de la tarde a 6:30 podrán llamar al número en pantalla los expertos van a responder todas sus preguntas vamos a conocer una mujer en el condado costa costa de la pandemia compartir con los más necesitados. a las personas que estén su ayuda y temen se contactar kenneth quieren tomar al evento. en las quintas familias se han beneficiado y ellatiene un corazón así y con corazón abierto y descolocar los alimentos y repartidas a personas sin necesidad y ahora busque su labor y no lucrativa de y para compartir con los amonestados es lo que me estén país hiciste el puede ayudar en cualquier forma y

the next day the expected departure of john coles was confirmed. what now for. this young calls his departure from his final press conference might have been the best scene of his 2 month stint at shall go but he wasn't the only one shown the door. sporting director johan schneider. ordinator sucked up into his system coach and the fitness coach got the boot to. the wholesale character with relegation looming about doesn't leave the club with much except for an empty stadium and i'm kind of debt under a bunch of players who long since stopped resembling a team. in life shall come full spork is a team it's more than just the sum of its parts. pastels and gold outfit car stuff front turn most of the thought it's and for good reason they chorused 14 goals put him among the bundesliga top scorers walked us down. haven't conceded once in the 6 games before this match today. surprisingly though this interest kept up with a more adventurous side early on. the sports 30 defense had plenty to do. midfielder lucas to sour one close for the berliners kept up by a combinati

offensive in the depths of saudi arabia with 14 drones and 8 ballistic missiles we targeted around cole in ras al to newer port and other military facilities in the mom more military sites were targeted in a series of design and the strike was precise. local media in myanmar is reporting 2 people have been killed or to police fired on protesters in the northern town of michiana this shops and factories of coolest in myanmar's largest city and gong trade unions are calling for total economic shutdown as a protest against a military coup after more than a month large crowds of protests. there's a still gathering in many cities. police in indian administered kashmir say at least 168 stranger refugees have been sent a holding center for possible for taishan that's after hundreds were taken to a stadium in jamul on saturday an estimated 5000 muslim rangar are in indian administered kashmir nearly 7000000 school students in england's are heading back to class for the 1st time since january the government has begun easing some restrictions as laaksonen vaccinations dampen infection rates and t

the mel cole is a the truth may be for the dealers in human flesh, no constitutional change, no legislativents, no human contract nor grievance can save the system of human bondage from the depth and decay through which god and nature have deemed it. >> bravo. bravo! >> who is it? come in. the. >> i must speak to your father. >> sorry to disturb you like this. i should have known it. the very thing we're afraid of has happened, but who would have dreamed the reaction would be this great. you've made your masters and marked yourself for the fugitive catchers, my dear man. >> i have no choice. my effectiveness as a speaker was diminished. the ends of our cause claim i'm a fraud. that no slave would be literal. >> great britain. >> this seems such a capricious time for journal? >> frederick, mr. garrison may be right. >> by anna, that means i'll have to leave you and the children for a while. >> but you still have your freedom. >> can we not persuade you to stay? >> it's been over a year. i must go back. it's not an easy decision. the british people have taken me into their arms. >> have you a

the raiders locked up their left tackle today for 3 more years in they are paying him handsomely, coleller will make more than 80 million per year and the deal is worth up to 68 0.7 million dollars. so the raiders lock up that left tackle he's played well for them. it's their cars probably happy. back to hope they come back. you know, they haven't been able to get over that get back to the final 4 for a couple years now. and it had such a great year. you want to see it. and in the elite 8. yeah. he said, well, you got what, 20 more minutes. 20 more minutes get ago and i appreciate jason. come experience floor and decor's grand opening in pleasant hill! comfortably shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest area location. now open in pleasant hill! >> welcome back. and that i mean wales. alone are awesome. but that is pretty spectacular. a fisherman in florida says he got the surprise of his life he out on the water all the time. but he doesn't see

today, coal joins me -- cole joins manny the studio purity you are starting with the northeastern borderion in france. it is bracing for a costly bout of new restrictions on travel over the border with germany. >> there are about 16,000 people who worked jobs across the border in germany. starting at midnight, that commute is going to get a lot more complicated. those employees will have to show authorities evidence of a negative covid test. that is after berlin moved to classify the region as an area of concern due to its relatively high caseload. regular commuters are not thrilled with that measure. >> separating the french and german border towns, the river. the two will see something else divide them even further, new covid restrictions. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> with france's eastern region seeing the spread of a newer variant of the coronavirus, germany is taking few chances, bringing restrictions in from midnight on tuesday. questions and doubts multiply with a 16,000 cross-border workers, any of them in blue-collar jobs. french authorities h

style attack against the base, the uss cole was attacked in 2000 in the yemeni port of aden, killingrican soldiers. and referring to the current threats. intelligence officials say the islamic republic wanted to kill general joseph martin and plan to try to infiltrate the base. well for the first time ever. louisiana is sending a republican woman to the house of representatives. 40 year old julia let low, won a special election in northeast louisiana yesterday. now her husband, luke, won that seat back in november, but died before he could be sworn into office due to complicate shins from the coronavirus. let low campaigned on her late husband's platform and was endorsed by former president trump let lowe will be among 31 republican women in the house. financial devastation from the coronavirus pandemic is growing after the break the numbers that show just how dire this time is for small businesses, and it certainly felt like spring out there this weekend. our chief meteorologist bill our chief meteorologist bill mart this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance

committee, representative jim mcgovern from massachusetts, and also, from oklahoma, representative tom cole. congressman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. congressman, thankr joining us. both: thank you.

and i saw i saw police, i saw of the view cole says staff as it was going on is losing normal day and then bond. we were just like a bunch of squad cars. there's a lot of cops like redirecting traffic. >> now the california highway patrol is leading this investigation we do. authorities did say the suspect was in possession of a firearm at the time of the incident so the lanes just opened in the last 15 minutes. anyone heading this way. it is not blocked off any more. live in newark. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> thank now to a beloved community member in dublin who was suddenly killed in what appears to be a freak accident today. the victim, catherine, quote, was pinned between 2 vehicles. well, she had volunteered her time yes. such a shocking loss for the community. >> coffers else moni live for us in the studio with more on this week accident. what happened to can grant. it's just unimaginable in this community member. we're learning has been active for the last few decades over in dublin. catherine crow was serving as a board trustee member for the dublin unified school district and

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on counting the coles myer draggy save the euro but can he turn around italy's struggling economy. and the oil rich maybe as unified government you know the war told he's done west including the country to central banks and chile rethinks china's investments counting the cost on al-jazeera. on march 15th 2019 new zealand's sense of security was shattered when 51 people were shot dead in 2 christchurch mosques another 40 wounded for those who lost loved ones finding ways to deal with the trauma is crucial. they could it is the pressure i know i will never probably be totally but somehow. it will lead to a kiddie. for some of the injured the atrocity set them on a new path what happened then question came in a motivation. to serve my country. 2 years on 101 east returns to christchurch to join survivors on their journey of recovery. 6 1 was. going to keep going. when a gunman began shooting at a christchurch mosque it was packed with worship as attending the friday service. mostafa found himself in the firing line running for his life despite a bullet in his leg he came across a boy

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it was bought by henry coles a norwegian investor and director of a network of companies didn't answer our requests for an interview. rebecca bushnell has lived here for more than 30 years and has seen her neighborhood transformed. not very nice of course he'll raise the rents as much as it possibly can they always raise it to the maximum until it heads in a turbo capitalistic fashion. for me that means that sooner or later i'll be gentrified out of hair. the whole business model is based on the idea of taking square metres of living space and you have to i mean this is how they're thinking square metres of living space and squeezing every square metre as much profit as they can so that is the extractive industry of high finance that has moved into an area that happens to be in fact a human right and that's the rub. the residents of the apartment building in crisis back are ready to put up a fight they've named the activist group in memory of really their former. landlords. housing demonstrations they march with tenants from other buildings facing the same situation. as a federal sport

russ: let's hear from bbc reporter freya cole, who has been with some of the protesters. >> they try solution to the issue yesterday and myanmar, but they were unable to reach a united response. there were only four nations, indonesia, singapore, malaysia, and the philippines who agree it is the right call to release the leader from house arrest and restore the democratically elected government. people want some kind of intervention to stop the military and its violent crackdown. as to what that is, no one knows at this stage. russ: freya, we have seen a sharp escalation in terms of the number of lives lost in the past few days. are any people you are in touch with, are they suggesting they don't want to protest or go out? freya: i am hearing that a little bit, people who may have posted a video on social media and that video has since been shared thousands of times. they have said to me that it is best they remain indoors for their safety, because they know there is a chance that they could be tracked down by the military and arrested. these young people are writing their mobile pho