ah, there was a revolt in the congress party about that. and so he quit the congress party and then ultimately when the war was declared, the war was declared. he went abroad. i 1st tried to persuade the soviet union to help him by then by then stalin had decided to make up with the western world. he broke his alliance with hitler, and so he ran from moscow to, to, to germany. and there he tried to persuade a hitler to help women liberation of india. a ted lower seem to be more interested in the middle east. and also he thought that the indians need to be ruled and it shouldn't be given independence. and then he said, ok, put me on a submarine and send me to the indian ocean. and from there i'll go to japan. and that's why the, how he ended up when singapore and he created all an army out of those who had surrendered to the japanese. and the british, i'm from british indian army. those b, lenny, good, an army. he invaded india in the sense the cross the border. he captured some parts of mother on for the flag of india in the northeast stage

and the south african presidency, ram, oppose it says his governing african national congress party needs to be renewed and rebuilt. he's been addressing a celebration of the i in phase 11010 of those 3, several issues continue to tarnish the parties image, including allegations of corruption. those the headlines. i'm emily angland. the news continues here after aging, the lex a ah, so i'm trying to sides. no, no, no, no. i can't really identify because it's really, really confusing. i identify my, i'm trying to identify my house. i'm trying to identify my house, my family house with the government is trying to do my own, my own story and history. my background haggard. they would not leave no room for the development i with we all want any up as into a group of i was wearing the thought, what i have in front of me is the case why of what happened with a with that was why doesn't apartment the saudi government, what are mean if it was the case, but the man was totally on the law. none, and for i'm very concerned about watson's isn't effectively in the same or in the movement to put an end

south african president, 0 grammar process as is governing african national congress party needs to be renewed and rebuilt. he's been addressing a celebration of the agencies, 100 and 10th anniversary. and those, the headlines when you say on al jazeera right off the people and power ah, ah ah, ah, the democratic republic of congo is the world's greatest producer of cobalt metal, in huge demands the batteries, helping to combat climate change. but there's also mounting evidence that coal mining is poisoning the environment with di, health, consequences for those living in the shadow. we've been to investigate. ah, him in the heart of containing a province democratic republic of congo. these miners are digging for a mineral, essential for clean energy the mineral, we need to make the batteries for electric cars. ah, cables is playing a key role in the battle to reduce carbon emissions and slow climate change. most of the world's reserves are in d. l. c. an artisan of mine. those like wednesday extract about one 3rd of the countries out, but in this way. wonderful. working underground is

mexico city, south african president, several rama poster says his governing african national congress party needs to be renewed and rebuilt. he's been addressing a celebration of the agencies, 100 and 10th anniversary. several issues continue to tarnish the parties image including allegations of corruption. early this week in inquiry found state decisions made under former president jacob zoom were influenced by private interests or the v. madiba is a co founder and host of the inside factor. the digital media platform, he says the political dynamics of south africa changing the a and c is being held accountable. the amc has found it very difficult to disassociate insult from the corruption that happens in the country, which because that puts itself is an integral part of the collection that happens together with the private sector. but most of that will be surprised to the president of africa was the deputy president of all these years to come out today and speak about the capture as the kid in the very same capture commission. so it just shows you that this is finding it very difficult to

biggest, he went for the 0 covert policy is actually at the end of the year, there will be the 20th party congress. and experts argue that china does not want to have any instability. also caused by a local coven infections to disrupt the social stability for the 20th party congress. because during that time seating ping, the state india will declare his 3rd term in office. and it's a very sensitive issue. 5 and prosper. in beijing, we'll leave it there. but the timing, thank you so much for joining us today. now we're major part of aging 0. corporate strategy is maintaining strict control over travel. china aims to create a virus free bubble inside its borders, which is why all travelers who enter china must quarantined for between 14 to 21 days. aging is discouraging it. citizens from traveling abroad it's restricted the number of outbound flights and stopped issuing new passports. and foreign spectators are barred from the upcoming olympics. domestic fans who attend the games must quarantine and i salute for 3 weeks on their return home. and joining me now for more is epidemiologist professor b

there's theou gotcha oversight where the party that controls congress if the executive branch is under a different party it's about trying to get headlines and trying to embarrass that administration. then there's the day-to-day oversight of the administrative state where you are trying to make sure that policy decisions that have been made are efficient and effective than trying to make sure taxpayers dollars are beingg >> appropriately. i want to get your assessment on how congress does onth that secd piece and if they are things that you think their committee out to be thinking about recommending to incentivize more of that second type of oversight or more make more effective that second type of oversight? i'm sure members of the committee will have questions about it. i want to take this back and start with is the legislative branch. go ahead. and we do a lot of work on-site. it's not covered by the media [inaudible] the only things that people see that the mediaai covers are partisan viewpoint and there's an enormous amount of bipartisan good faith oversight going on all the time.

on ngo's receiving foreign funding, not new, not specific to the ruling b, j, p, the a former congress party when they were in power. they also started to look at regulations for ngos, but earlier we spoke to lucia, who had some thoughts about why these regulations are necessary. have a listen to her. the government of india exercise its constitutional authority in bringing about a few changes to the existing se already act. there's a lot of data and intelligence that some in use have been indulging in activities against the state. unfortunately, india doesn't have a legislation to call in the activities of the foreign agents. so i guess the 1st of all, i want to just establish what would be the course for indian governance. and we need to do deeper regulation on for an investment for and funding coming into india, n g as can you give me at least one example neuron jack? i'm going to ask all of, i guess of one example of where to regulation is necessary because there are problems. what are the problems of, i think 1st of all, the regulation has to happen in sector, you know, like mining acco

this is governing african national congress party needs to be renewed and rebuilt. he was speaking during the celebration of the agencies, 110 anniversary india has recorded more than 140000 new daily cove. at 19 cases, a new 7 month high. it's capital new delhi, as among the worst hit region, and is currently under curfew. well, as the headlines to stay with us here on al jazeera back stays inside, so see soon, bye. ah, calm returns to kazakhstan after days of violent protests. the president says, the situation is stable, thanks to russian lead troops. what will moscow gain from the intervention? and what happens now to the cause of people's calls for political change? this is inside story. ah, hello and welcome to the program. i'm a hammer, jim jom, kazakhstan cities appear to be calm for now after days of violent protest triggered by high fuel prices. the issue ignited people's longstanding grievances against equality, corruption, and lack of democracy in the former soviet state. the government called the protesters terrorists and asked a russian lead military al

i'm gonna go ahead and tell you that if in the next decade one party is in the congress and the other party has the white house, they're probably not going to be legitimately doing the things that they ought to be doing. and so the question then becomes what do we need to do to make changes to actually reinstitute the purpose of the role of congress as it relates to oversight. as the chairman just said, both learning and holding them accountable. so part of that is civility i think, and we've talked a lot about that, but i think you'll have a lot of additional information that we can learn from on the subject. and i'm looking forward to hearing more about it, but i'm gonna go ahead and throw out one thing. i had a meeting yesterday with somebody that started his career on the hill in 1974 and it was very interesting. he was on the appropriations committee for a while and he proposed the idea of not even having an oversight committee because every -- any committee has oversight subcommittee. and that was an interesting thing that i never thought of before. so we're gonna have a lot of

was specifically talking about the hindus who were at the time of course trying to place the congress party was trying to make them cope britain quit india even under the circumstances of the world war. and from is saying these remarks allegedly, there's only one source of these remarks and making racist jokes and today we would consider absolutely repulsive. but usually a gap between wanting to kill $3m people in that instance common sense that the making of a few horrible jokes is not the same as a genocidal act and the fact is that there is nothing that suggests anything that churchill said or did that he was in favor of being as bad as possible. >> perhaps the you've heard this, if you think that churchill was a racist, you should have seen the other guy. [laughter] and has to do with the gassing of the iraqi villages and your deep in the facts, tell us about that. >> just keep home and go back to the evidence the evidence shows and you believe it at the churchill college at cambridge and i have found this that the ones rebellious and when you actually look at it he talks about teargas,

the other key event this year is the national party congress in october.are from the last one in 2017. and this congress decides the future leadership of the chinese communist party and, in turn, the leadership of china. now, president xi jinping is already the most powerful chinese ruler since chairman mao. but in 2018, he abolished presidential term limits and this autumn, we are expecting him to be confirmed for a third term. that looks all but certain. but it remains a politically sensitive moment and president xi does not want rising covid cases to complicate that. he has, though, talked of life beyond covid. translation: we must do everything necessary to clear the shadow - of the pandemic and boost economic and social recovery and development so that the sunshine of hope may light up the future of humanity. and that is the rub — how to move clear of "the shadow of the pandemic" when that will involve letting the virus in with all of the uncertainty that comes with that. the eurasia group cannot see that decision being taken in the short—term. in a r

those are the kinds of things to watch in the run-up to the party congress at the end of the year.: also happening in november is another domestic political exercise, talking about the u.s. midterms. is it too early to start extrapolating the scenarios for that and what that might mean also for the relationship between the two? angela: great question. it is a little bit early to forecast too strongly about what might happen in the u.s. midterms. it is true that biden is having a hard time. his approval ratings are down. he could not pass the bill back better plan. indeed, we may see a situation where republicans take the house and senate. we may see a mix. it's hard to imagine the democrats would hold both houses so i would think regardless, his hands will be a little more tired mystically. in the run-up to the election, while in the states, it is already a very strong and popular tone that we need to be tough on china. that is probably the only bipartisan issue where people agree. that is going to only ratchet up as we get closer to the election and candidates are even tougher on

a poster says the governing african national congress party needs to be renewed and rebuilt. it was addressing a celebration of the agencies, $100.00 and 10th anniversary. several issues continued to tarnish the parties image, including allegations of corruption. earlier just this week, and inquiry found that state decisions made on the former president jacob zimmer, were influenced by private interests. not only was states capture a systematic attempt at sy, funding off public resources and funds. it also destroyed the capability of the state and led to the departure of paperwork people from public institutions. as they resist that stage, capture them were fired, some were forced to resign. let's take a closer look at the history of the amc party, which was founded in 1912 as the south african native national congress. its primary objective was to oppose white minority rule and to end the apartheid system . decades later, nelson mandela brought the policy to power in 1994 when he was elected president in the country's 1st and aquatic election. the amc has been reelected since

those defending this capital to members of congress and both parties and their staffs, to reporters cafeteria workers, custodial workers, and their families. don't kid yourself. the pain and scars from that day run deep said many times. and it's no more true or real. and we think about the events of january 6th, we are in a battle for the soul of america. a battle and by the grace of god. and the goodness, gracious greatness, to this nation, we will win. blame me and how difficult democracies i'm crystal clear about the threats of america faces. but i also know that our darkest days can lead to light and hope from the death and destruction as vice president reference and pro harbor can triumph over the force of the fascist from the ru tablet a bloody sunday. the edmund paris bridge came historic bony races leash. so now let's step up. right the next chapter in american history. regenerate 6 marks not the end of democracy, but the beginning of a renaissance of liberty in fair play. i did not seek this fight. brought this capital one year ago day but i will not shrink from it either. i will sta

collapsed and official said the fire ripped through an area where am peace for the african national congress party. had their offices. the need to go a lot steeper and lots deeper into how this type of event can take place . and what measures we will need to take going forward. but for now i think we should be grateful that the national assembly parliament has not been raised to ashes and to the floor. allergies here is jillian wolf has more now from cape town . president, for the did announce just short time ago that there please are speaking with someone in relation the incident and that an investigation is still ongoing. the situation is fluid. i can still see smoke billowing from the top of the building and the entrance is covered. and there are definitely 1st responders police vehicles, fire rescue services here on the ground. and i spoke a short time ago with the book search for the city fire services. it says there is extensive damage to the old building and the fire had spread to the national assembly building, which i'm standing in front of right now. there's an active fire fighting scene

been in autumn that will be the biggest political event of the year, the 20th party congress. and during that event, seating ping is expected to proclaim his a 3rd term and office. and that will make him the longest serving chinese leader since milestone. and if you look back under see through, over the last 10 years, yes, transformed the country tremendously and sofa, he doesn't throw any signs of ease in control. now let's get you up to speed some other stories making news right now. germany is shut down 3 if it's 6 remaining nuclear power plants on the final day of 2021 final 3 stations will be switched off one year from now. germany began phasing out nuclear energy under angle the medical after of the reactor accident in fukushima, japan. small crowds gather to welcome the news. one person is confirmed dad and 3 others are missing after a powerful gas explosion in northern belgium. the blast in the town of turn out destroyed part of a residential building. one person is recovering from her injuries in a hospital. merican comedy legend, betty white as dived age of 99 or tel

been in ot and there will be the biggest political event of the year, the 20th party congress. and during that event, seating ping is expected to proclaim his a 3rd term un office. and that will make him the longest serving chinese leader since mounted on. and if you look back under, she threw over the last 10 years. yes, transformed the country tremendously. and so far he doesn't throw any signs of ease in control. the entertainment world this morning. the passing of the american comedy actress betty white, who died on new year's eve. she might her television to boot back in 1930 non what remained in the public law until her death and had been planning to celebrate her 100 birth. by this month. the grand dame of american television had the longest career of any woman in the entertainment industry spanning more than 6 decades. betty white saucy charm gave life to numerous memorable and quirky characters that she earned to emmy awards for her role on the mary tyler moore. show in the 1970s. as the snyder lusty sue ann evans display. i'm sorry, but this is a very critical time. w

been in autumn, there will be the biggest political event of the year, the 20th party congress. and during that event, seating ping is spect it to proclaim his a 3rd term un office. and that will make him the longest serving chinese leader since mile to dawn. and if you look back under see through, over the last 10 years, yes, transformed the country tremendously. and so far he doesn't throw any signs of ease in control. health experts in the united states or warning of what they call an arm a chronic blizzard. if warned americans to prepare for severe disruptions in the coming weeks, the rising wave of coven 19 led by the omicron barren is threatening to overwhelm hospitals, schools and other key infrastructure. record numbers of children have been hospitalized. authorities are preparing to authorize booster shots for 12 to 15 year olds next week. one of germany's leading virology is cautiously cautiously forgive me. optimistic about the pandemic for the coming year. fish and austin says that the data indicates the on the con variant is less dangerous than ish initially feared

unamerican pause james madison the idea was unlike the british monarchy, he wanted presidents in congress and partiesngress to duke it out and battle all the time because he thought that would lead to the best laws but the other part of the deal was that they would also compromise and negotiate. so republicans have learned the fighting part of it perfectly well keeping a president of the other party in check but where is the compromise? where is the negotiation? it's radical to avoid it. >> indeed. i want to play one more piece of joe biden today because he spoke to the other piece that's not usual. there is a jealous guarding of power between the branchs of government so the congressional, the legislative branch would guard the power against the president and those two branchs would compete. but now what you've seen is among congressional republicans, senate and house republicans su. it's like a cult. here is president biden talking about trump. >> did you ever think that one man out of office could intimidate an entire party where they're unwilling to take any vote contrary to what he thinks should

when we think about how to reform congress, we have to make it more likely that those intra-party factions will come into being around particular issues, broadly, regionally, other ways they have in our history. the absence is what we considered the dysfunction of congress is alleges that a body now. >> i want to get you back in here. you can take shots at anything that occurred, but one thing you said earlier about how some people think centralization is supplies in the house tends to get things done in the senate doesn't and all that, and i take your point, observationally, objectively you are right. at the same time though, and i am giving up my, i am revealing something about my youth and my age, if you watch the old schoolhouse rock cartoon about how a bill becomes a law and you try, if you use that as a study guide for pacific status today that is reflective of how bills become law, you would fail, because that is not how it works anymore. bills come from leadership and don't come out until they have all the votes done, so the mere fact the house gets things done without the democrat

democrats in control of congress, you've heard a lot about how democrats say their policy agenda will benefit women. we want to hear from congresswoman salazar, what is the republican party answer to that? and what are the policies gop leaders are putting forward to help women move forward? and is there room for bipartisanship on this issue? and how are women in congress planning to bolster their ranks, adding to the record gains in 2020? as a reminder, you can tweet us @politicolive. with that, we recommend -- recognize congresswoman salazar. rep. salazar: wonderful to be with you on television. just standing on the hallways, waiting for congress -- [crosstalk] i missed it. [laughter] olivia: well, thanks for joining us and let's kick off the conversation. i want to ask you, you came in during this historic year, the year of the republican women. and you served a full year in congress. i want to ask, have you noticed a change in policy, messaging, and improvement because there are more republican women elected in 2020? rep. salazar: well, i have seen many things because, as you said, this is the first time i hold an elected official position. i was in television for so

thursday. cal leaks is a member of her party party, supported by a dissident faction who disagreed with they promised to give the leadership of the new congress to louis redondo. he's a member of the honduras, salvation party, who helped castro claim victory in november's election casters called on her supporters to rally against the split throwing the dissidence out of her party. and brandon to leaks a traitor. he knows that if we is honduran paypal continue to accept these practices, then what would be happening in the legislature would be to hand to control of a state power back to the dictatorship. that is to cause chaos. and congress on friday leeks was chosen by the wiggles. he's being backed by members of the national party, which is laid on juris for the past while he is the punch up. so the us call for all sides to remain calm and start talk endless against the division will make can stroke presidency far more challenging g one last november's election, promising to end the corruption and violence that hamper economic growth. more than half of hon. durant live below the poverty line, forcing many to leave the country in search of new

political crisis is brewing in honduras after rival politicians from the same party elected to competing presidents of congress as part of a dispute between party members of president elect shamal casto just days before her inauguration, lexia ryan has more o supporters of liberty and re foundation party, celebrating in honduras capital tickets, a golfer at the swearing in of then you, president of congress, louise redondo, probably bothered earlier from us now today, the deputies of the national congress of acted opportunity to protect an action that was intended to be consummated to day to take control by the criminal structures that have governed this country. they intended to take control of this legislative power. moreover, that's because nearby arrival, congressional president was being confirmed. okay, to leaks oil lemma earlier today, a majority of 80 out of a 128 members elected a new board of directors and we are respectful of the outcome hero line. it's running in the competing ceremonies, deepen a split in the policy if c m r a castro was said to become honduran president on thursday. cal leaks is

you have critical events like the people's congress in march, the party congress in the second half ofs year. what do you think will be most important to watch this year, gabriel? gabriel: traditionally, what we have seen in the party congress years is a strong commitment to supporting short-term economic growth. and i think this year, we are going to see a degree of that. but my view is that gdp growth is much less important than it used to be and there are other objectives competing with gdp growth. i don't think we will see the all-out bliutz to support short-term growth, as we saw in 2016. i think they will try to do just enough to uphold the bottom line. gdp growth target of 5% next year. they will try to do as little as possible on housing, try to boost infrastructure, consumption, exports remaining strong, rely on those growth targets as much as possible. rishaad: let's not forget there is an economic imperative. gabriel: one, and that is why there is this -- 100%. that is why there are short-term concerns about boosting growth that will require some easing on the housing sector

i think you are smarter than me about talking about this stuff -- why having intra party factions would benefit congress which i assume you would also get in lee's multi party -- >> yeah -- >> districts. but what intra party factions and why are something that they want and why? >> if you look at our political history we've had two parties. almost any moment you look in on, historically, you've got two large parties. but in most of them, those moments, you have clearly discernible parties that create coalitions, reaching across party on distinct issues. a lot of this, worked out through multi party coalitions in european legislatures are worked out through factional coalitions in the american congress. and the role that these factions play has been enormously important in advancing legislation over the course of our history. they are the reason why things don't just break down on every issue at every point all the time. we now live in a time when those kinds of factions seem almost unfamiliar, unnatural to us. and parties with a very cohesive member seem to understand themselves through a partisan ident

before things get more dicey at the end of the year with a politically sensitive run up to the party congresshich is always very politically sensitive. they have to get to the olympics they have time to play with policies and a very sensitive end of the year 2022 is tougher china no question. cheryl: it's really tough other manufacturing sector. leland miller thank you for being here. we appreciate it. we are going to move on to this jesse james butch cassidy, the dalton gangs some of the most notorious train robbers but the pandemic supply chain is a new breed of outlaws we will head to the golden state for the rising rate of robberies on the rails let's take a look at the big board as you can see we are escalated and are selling, 514, the lot for the dow was 649 the nasdaq, s&p solidly in the red were all over the markets we got 38 minutes to go it could be a long 38 minutes. we'll be right back. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significa

we're still in the vest seat of power -- best seat of power in the world, which is congress, the best political party, which wants to represent america and all its diversity. and i think the gop is doing ready well with it. and we're including more people of color, more ethnic commerce people, -- congresspeople, or ethnic backgrounds are included in the rosters of the gop. olivia: you just sort of touched on it, but do you think that the party will have continued success in and electing women and minorities to fill what has historically been a party that is white and male? rep. salazar: listen, this party represents the interests of the american people. and i believe that, as we progress and as we see that women and people of color and minorities care about the economy. and that for me is the bottom line, whether you are asian american or brown or african-american or white american, it doesn't matter. what you want to do is that you want to represent, that you want to have a good economy, and that's what i think we are. right now, it's becoming the party of the middle class. and who is the middle cla

party. the democratic con in your 30 years in the congress. the party looms looms very large and it always has in my experience. the the house is a chamber where the majority rules and the majority party has all the leadership positions on committees and determines the agenda and it's in terms the the flow of business. so so the role of party leaders has always been very powerful and very important. i think the recent years have seen more centralization though and and more powers in the hands of party leaders and a good part of a couple of chapters of the book are are devoted to trying explain that and assess it. one one thing that's happened is that our politics has gotten more contentious and more ideological and so the parties have become. or more homogeneous internally and and farther apart in terms of their approach to the public policy and often the parties are extremely competitive. and the chambers closely divided. well, that's a formula. for needing really to have a strong a strong party. you know the situation where the committees kin

the fix joe biden in his party controlled congress.ng on a got to jump in and interrupt. it is so unbecoming to personally attack supreme court justices as they should be right wing radio host. that is so demeaning to even the person saying it, right? to say the covid shot is necessary to protect it. it's not the way to go. this is why the credibility crisis is taking over the media and the white house. to protect every american worker the president says you've got to vaccinate everybody paperthin you exempt employers of 99 workers or fewer? too unilaterally declare osha's going to be a broad health regulator when congress never gave it that power? that is the issue. you can vaccinate all but this bread that white house meant that right david? >> i am not arguing with you on policy. what i am pointing out is that medium right left and center regulate demonizes georgians to demean politicians and judges they do not agree with. that is so cynical. >> is not cynical it is a fact. i don't think. [laughter] i don't think it is cynical. i ju