let's hear more from nick connelly. the w correspondent, economy is in the armenian capital european. nick. these elections have come early . why are they seen as necessary at this point? well to me here and you're on it might be a sleepy election sunday, but i mean, it has been through a hell of a few months of that defeat as a by john tens of thousands of refugees coming here from the going to kara by the army very angry with the political leadership, they say they weren't given a chance to fight and to push those very troops back, be on the lease even cooled on nicole putting in now at the prime minister to resign and call the election team. got rid of those military leaders, but there is definitely a lot of pressure from the army, from ordinary bushes and from the opposition to get a new mandate. given the fact that he signed the 5 that gave away 30, that the armenians still controlled and hadn't actually lost in battle. this is very unpopular here, and no one knows what behind the scenes the deals were. what the th

but also along it borders, correspondent nick connelly in europe and armenia. thank you for explaining that to us. let's look at some other world news. more than half a 1000000 people have now died from corona virus. in brazil, tens of thousands have taken to the streets to condemn president j are both scenarios. handling of the crisis. wilson arrow has consistently opposed lockdown restrictions and fail to ensure a rapid nationwide vaccine roll out. an ultra conservative cleric has swept to victory in iran's presidential election. abraham righty is a harsh critic of the west, but he will now leave negotiations with the international community over the future of the iranian nuclear program. bracy, 12 thirds of the vote. but ton of was at historic lows in the us. the man was killed in a truck and drove into a prize parade in south florida. one other person was seriously injured. police are investigating whether it was an accident or a deliberate attack on the l. g. b g q, me energy germany or celebrating a thrilling for to victory over much fancy in portugal in

and dw correspondent, knick connelly is in the armenian capital your event. and nick, why are these snap elections necessary? good afternoon, nick. well, it looks fairly quiet and people here at this pulling station in the center of europe. but it has been through an extraordinary few months after that defeated game by john, as you said in the 10s of thousands of refugees streaming into media from the going to care of us an army that's very unhappy with the fiscal leadership that thinks it wasn't given a chance to fight the war and to push these areas back. that accuses be incumbent nicole pushing out of signing away territory that could have been kept, could have been defended. essentially, cooperation is going to the country now for a new mandate for new mandate. on the c 5, this is essentially a referendum on the sci fi, but as the further increasingly under threat increasingly precarious, we went to the mountains on the border between armenian as a by john to see just how close the troops are now. and just how tense that situation is playing out. almost 3

and there have been reports of unrest at pulling stations, and dw correspondent nick connelly is in the armenian capital your event. and nick, why are these snap elections necessary? good afternoon, nick. well, it looks fairly quiet and people here at this pulling station in the center of europe. but i mean, it has been through an extraordinary few months after that defeat against the, by john, you said in the spy, tens of thousands of refugees streaming into media from the going to care about an army that's very unhappy with a spectacle leadership that thinks it wasn't given a chance to fight the war and to push these areas back that accuses be incumbent nicole pushing out of signing away surgery that could have been kept, could have been defended. essentially, cooperation is going to the country now for a new mandate for new mandate on the sci fi. this is essentially a referendum on the sci fi, but as the further increasingly under threat increasingly precarious, we went to the mountains on the border between armenian as by john to see just how close the troops are now. and just how t

the charges allege michael connelly illegally used his position to hire himself as chief of police in 2019. he formally resigned as chief earlier this month amid these accusations. now, connelly was a longtime deputy chief with the san francisco police department before accepting the police job in broadmoor, and enclave within the daily city city limits. >>> the fate of a future of fleamarket is now in limbo as some call for it to be pushed back by at least a week. we have more on what vendors are demanding. >> reporter: outside city hall in san jose, a small group listens closely to the city council meeting with several concerns. >> we need our input to be heard. >> reporter: tonight, councilmembers are scheduled to vote property next to the bart station where the fleamarket is currently located. since 1960 the market has become a city institution, with nearly 430 vendors. many of whom are immigrants who now worry about displacement. roberta gonzales, president of the vendors association has even started a hunger strike with the hopes of delaying the vote by at least 90 days. >> ther

nick connelly is in the your median capital. yerevan. nick, it looks like with almost all the votes counted, it looks certainly like a convincing win for the incumbent. nicole passion yon despite polls that showed that he was running neck and neck with his opposition. so how did this happen? while those was definitely a bad evening, a bad election for the posters, for the pundits. i think you have to remember that, especially in smaller countries where there are the financial resources for lots of extensive polling and polling good polling is expensive. that kind of polling is normally paid for by one of the political parties that had an interest in portraying a certain tendency in voters intentions. certainly though it was very difficult to see this coming. we spoke lots of votes just at the polls. very little open enthusiasm personnel. i think maybe there was a certain unwillingness to kind of come out with their support, especially after this disaster 2 feet in war 2 as a by john, but feel maybe a grudging recognition that he was the

nick connelly in europe. if you have begun voting in general elections that are seen as the 1st major tests of prime minister ned and his ruling coalition, the electrons were scheduled to take place last year, but were delayed by the pandemic, their grown of viruses. and the only challenge that is facing the vote comes as war rages in the northern to live region, in turn triggering a phantom that threatens hundreds of thousands of people. opposition groups accuse ethiopia as ruling party of harassment. but the prime minister has promised that the election will be peaceful when i'll be a man came to power. he was lauded as a reformer, lifting bands and opposition parties and free and thousands of political prisoners . his efforts to end hostilities in the region also saw him awarded a nobel peace prize, would be met. it's facing mounting pressure both at home and abroad. e t o p as international partners, one quick end, the ongoing conflict, the grey region fighting there between the regions former ruling part

connelly: i wanted to try to find a way to think about suburbia as a hinge point in the semester. we've been having the discussion now for six weeks on a variety of themes and issues dealing with black political officials and the compounded identities that people have when race, class, gender, and sexual -- sexuality overlap and intercept. we spent a fair amount of time discussing civil rights symbolism, individuals who represent something to the movement. that theme of symbolism is going to come up again where it concerns housing and citizenship as represented through the real estate. there is also the issue about law and the enforcement of those laws that helped to get our class going and is going to be a thread that continues through the semester, and in large part hangs on this question of land and suburbia. now we had readings on charlotte, north carolina, miami, los angeles. we've read daniel hosing's stuff on the state of california. we're getting a sense of what the national picture is looking like. one of the things that's fascinating and interesting about where the histo

and you have a moment of tension inside the country, but also along with photos correspondent nick connelly that in europe and armenia. thank you for explaining that to us. now we'll look at some other world news that yahoo and ultra conservative clerics has swept to victory and iran's presidential election. abraham rice. he is a harsh critic of the west, but he'll now leave negotiations with the international community over the future of the rainy and nuclear program. righty want to said of the vote, but turn out was a historic lows in the u. s. a man was killed when a truck drove into applied rate and in south florida, one other person was seriously injured. police are investigating whether it was an accident or deliberate attack on the l. g, b, t, q, community and people across the country and us have celebrated june 18th the day commemorating the end of slavery in the 1860, just a few days ago, congress made national holiday. welcome news the most, but some activists, the warning that much more action is needed and systemic racism. more than half a 1000000 people have now die from coron

connelly: i wanted to try to find a way to think about suburbia as a hinge point in the semester.e've been having the discussion now for six weeks on a variety of themes and issues dealing with black political officials and the compounded identities that people have when race, class, gender, and sexual -- sexuality overlap and intercept. we spent a fair amount of time discussing civil rights symbolism, individuals who represent something to the movement. that theme of symbolism is going to come up

and again, there's a on connelly from the northern ireland retail consortium maintains times with many small business owners like mark brown. their main problem is that they can't afford expensive consultants to guide them through the new bureaucratic jungle. we need a trusted creator stinks to remove some about friction. we need to re agreement to remove a lot of friction immediately. a lot of skipped about the states, but we need the you and you can both can move. but of politicians on both sides fail to reach an agreement, things will get even worse for northern irish companies and the autumn, temporary policies which regulate fresh food will be done away with. that means even more checks and even higher costs for business owners in northern ireland. that's for me and the d. w. business team for more, you can always go to d, w dot com slash business. all of also follow up on social media. thank you so much for watching the news . we don't see what they are there in st. even now we're here. unseen about the hidden threats we are facing. the end the heroes say to the stand on the w. m

know, and you know, so the decided, you know, just too much hassle on again understand the aden connelly from the northern island retail consortium maintains times with many small business owners like mark brown. their main problem is that they can't afford expensive consultants to guide them through the new bureaucratic jungle. we need a foster theater skin to remove some of the fractions. we need to re agreement to remove a lot of friction immediately. let us get that pulled the trigger, but we need the e. you and you care both can move. but of politicians on both sides fail to reach an agreement. things will get even worse for northern irish companies in the autumn . temporary policies which regulate fresh food will be done away with. that means even more checks and even higher costs for business owners in northern ireland. and just lastly here on dw business, a dos restaurant has broken the guinness world record for the price is burger. and it's 5000 jewelry creation. the golden boy burger includes top shelf ingredients, like why green beef, king crab and caviar, even the fun is made

and again, understand that aiden connelly from the northern ireland retail consortium maintains times with many small business owners like mark brown. their main problem is that they can't afford expensive consultants to guide them through the new bureaucratic jungle. we need foster theater scheme, terminates some of that friction. we need to re agreement to remove a lot of friction immediately and a lot of skipped about close to but we need the e. you and you can both can move. but of politicians on both sides fail to reach an agreement, things will get even worse for northern irish companies and the autumn, temporary policies which regulate fresh food will be done away with. that means even more checks and even higher costs for business owners in northern ireland a chinese right hand. and so many d. d has raised almost 4 and a half $1000000000.00 with its wall street. i. p. o, valuing the firm around $70000000000.00. biggest chinese listing in new york since alibaba in 2014, it comes with companies rush to capture the lucrative evaluation thing in the us stock market is more for my

all right, do you have your correspondent nick connelly there for us and european armenia following that vote. thanks very much. brazil has become the 2nd country after united states to surpass half a 1000000 official deaths from coban, 1900. the south american country is grappling with a 3rd wave of the pandemic. one of brazil's most famous beaches attribute has sprung up there. to commemorate the many victims, rio de janeiro is famous, copa cabana beach. today it's the scene of a some the memorial to the victims of covered $19500.00 red roses. to commemorate the deaths of 500000 brazilians. since the pandemic began, the symbolic display was also meant as a rebuke for president james, both an arrow for his handling of the pandemic and attempt to down play the disease . absolutely, absolutely, absolutely. he's to blame. extreme is politics is rejection of measures to reduce the impact, the rejection of the rejection of vaccines. the propaganda against all that we're going to do to maybe didn't been out of this v n g o. rio de paths which organized to beach memorial as campaign strongly f

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. >>> well, joining me now is gerry connelly, a democratic member of the -- also chairman of the natong me. >> good to see you. >>> i'm curious about your reese action from what you just heard. >> i was particularly struck from what we used to call in watergate days, the non-denial denial, are you a killer? he never directly denied it. the brushing off of the long litany of people who have been killed or poisoned tess direction clearly of the russian government, a group of people with the fsb, including, you know, his major political opponent, who is now in jail, i think paints a picture of the worth authoritarian tradition in russian culture and harkins back to the stalin period, frankly. >> absolutely. you're talking about alexei navalny -- >> can i add one more thing to that interview? >> absolutely. >> i was also struck with his description of trump. i don't mean this facetiously, but frankly, those words could have come out of a lot of mouths of republican enablers in the republican congress. >> be a little more specific, just the generic nature? do you think he tap danced around

and there have been reports of unrest at pulling stations and dw correspondent nick connelly is in the armenian capital your event. and nick, why are these snap elections necessary? good afternoon, nick. well, it looks fairly quiet and peaceful here at this pulling station in the center of europe on. but i mean, it has been through an extraordinary few months after that defeat against the, by john, you said in the spy, tens of thousands of refugees streaming into media from the going to care about an army that's very unhappy with a spectacle leadership that thinks it wasn't that given the chance to fight the war and to push the very fact that accuses be incumbent nicole pushing out of signing away territory that could have been kept could have been defended. essentially, cooperation is going to the country now for a new mandate for new mandate on the spot. this is essentially a referendum on the sci fi. but at this point, it's increasingly under threat increasingly precarious. we went to the mountains on the border between armenia and by john to see just how close the troops are now. a

all right, do you have the correspondent nick connelly there for us and european armenia following that boat? thanks very much. and let's turn out to some other news making headlines right now . iran and 6 world powers have wrapped up nuclear talking vienna. the use envoy underneath a motor said he expected the international nuclear watched on the i a n t a on to reach a deal on extending a monitoring agreement of iran's nuclear activity. that current accord and on thursday the state has sent 2 and a half 1000000 cove in 1900 vaccine doses to the island of taiwan and a move likely to anger beijing, which considers taiwan part of china. i want government has accused china hampering its efforts to secure enough vaccine supply. china was furious earlier this month when us senators visiting taiwan, announced the vaccine donation the united nations is marketing world. refugee de the un said at the end of last year, 82000000 people have been forced out of their homes due to war and civil unrest among them are stateless. were hinge muslims facing constant setbacks and returning to their homela

okay, thanks for insight nike w correspondent, nick connelly there, and your van armenia. and it's time now for look at some of the other stories making news around the world. more than half a 1000000 people have now died from corona virus in brazil. tens of thousands have taken to the streets to condemn president shire both scenarios. handling of the prices also, nor has consistently opposed lockdown restrictions and failed to ensure a rapid nationwide vaccine rollout. and ultra conservative cleric has swept to victory in iran's presidential election. abraham racy is a harsh critic of the west, but he will now leave negotiations with the international community over the future of the iranian nuclear program. right, the 12 thirds of the vote, a turner was a historic lows, shows a new israel's new prime minister, natalie bennett has reacted angrily to, to raise the election victory. bennett is urging western nations to quote, wake up for reviving and nuclear deal with the red can bend iran's leaders as mass murderers. the united nations is marking world refugee de u. n. say

d, w, correspond nick connelly reports from the border region between armenia and as or by jen where peace is fragile despite the sci fi, almost 3000 meters above sea level, but only a few meters apart, armenian, and as every soldiers stare each other down, the matter months after brutal war, so thousands killed and war crimes committed against prisoners. this proximate t campus conflict. the commanders eventually put an end to this brute. recent weeks have seen repeated shooting and meanings. soldiers kidnapped, oh, it's a pass and repeated up and down a mean years, hundreds of kilometer long border with us by john. until last autumn sees for the 2 countries international border was in practice, little more than a line on the map. armenia controlled both sides. the frontier as part of a buffer zone around the going to care about. the problem now is that these 2 adversaries have very different ideas as to whether you bought a post should be armenia accused by john of moving his positions deep into armenian territory. other east, close the borderline office will say borderline, came e

i'd rather see a statue connelly, the rice, a clarence thomas, other other black people who have done positive thing in the black community. i don't, i don't the statue of george or somebody who did not do positive things in the black community. i don't, i don't see it as something positive. one of the main features of last year's protest that we spoke about in, in this program was pulling dian statues that cause the vision. a lot of rage, a lot of hatred out there, wasn't there. why put up more than no, so soon after an event, even if they're on the other side of the, of the argument or i don't think that we can complete a statue of george floyd to a statue of, of say, robert e lee or an andrew jackson george floyd had nothing to do with the genocide of indigenous people. this after the indigenous land and the enslavement. descendants of africans, i don't think that it actually does anything for black people to take those batteries down. i think again, it's just it just virtue, they're going and why wiping out history. i don't think it's a, i don't think it's a great idea and i think

i'd rather see a statue connelly, the rice, a clarence thomas, other other black people who have done positive thing in the black community. i don't, i don't the statue of george or somebody who did not do positive things in the black community. i don't, i don't see it as something positive. i'm actually george boyd isn't being lifted up as a hero. but a reminder of the fact that institutions in this country that are systemically racists, including i'm a police force that was acted to assist with the staff to the store of indigenous land. and the capture of black bodies who escaped bondage is why we are writing these statues. one of the main features of last year's protest we spoke about in, in this program was pulling dian statues that cause the vision. a lot of rage, a lot of hatred out there, wasn't there. why put up more than i don't think that we can complete a statue of george floyd to a statue of of say, robert e lee or an andrew jackson. george floyd had nothing to do with the genocide of indigenous people. this act up in plan and the enslavement of defendants of africans. i d

okay, thanks for insight nike w correspondent, nick connelly, they're in europe and armenia. let's have a look now at some of the other news around the world. around and 6 world powers have adjourned. nuclear talks in vienna to enable consultations with their capital b, e. use on boy to negotiations and re k maura that he expected the international nuclear watchdog. the anti ran to reach a deal on extending a monitoring agreement of iran's nuclear activities current to court. and on thursday, the united states has sent 2 and a half 1000000 coban vaccine doses to the island of taiwan in a move likely to anger beijing type has accused china hampering its efforts to secure enough doses. ging plays taiwan is chinese territory. china was here furious earlier this month when you were american senators visiting taiwan, announce vaccine donation students in algeria have begun taking their school, leaving examinations over 730000 pupils will fit the baccalaureate over a 5 day period and centers across the country beginning sunday district hygiene conditions will be observed. the unite

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d w. connelly, breaking down for us. thank you us president joe biden is set to host his afghan counterpart. ashcroft on the, at the white house later today. the to our meeting is us troops withdraw from afghanistan, leaving a powerful vacuum with the taliban is preparing to fill. biden has previously promised billions of dollars in security assistance for afghanistan. but as television forces gain grounds, it's not clear if that will be enough to hold them back. searching for anything they can salvage. scott merchants pick 3 what's left of a former us base bathroom. once the nerve center for operations in afghanistan. this is what remains here. after america the longest overseas war. the north for taliban is on viewed france steadily gaining territory, taking districts after districts, the un is sounding the alarm. most districts have been that have been taken. surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these capitals. once foreign forces are fully withdrawn. the

and again, understand the aden connelly from the northern island. retail consortium maintains times with many small business owners like mark brown. their main problem is that they can't afford expensive consultants to guide them. through the new bureaucratic jungle, we need a trusted creators being terminated. some of the fraction we need to re agreement to remove a lot of fraction immediately. let us get to that close to the students, but we need the e. you and you can both can move. but of politicians on both sides fail to reach an agreement. things will get even worse for northern irish companies in the autumn, temporary policies which regulate fresh food will be done away with. that means even more checks and even higher costs for business owners in northern ireland. and just lastly here on the w business, a dose restaurant has broken the guinness world record for the price is burger, and it's $5000.00 jewelry creation. the golden boy going to the top shelf ingredients like why do beef king crab and caviar? even the bun is made with champagne and gilded with gold leaf restaurant to

willing to take some business hits for the for the sake of supporting the opposition movement in nic connelly, breaking it down for us. thank you. you as president joe biden is that to host his african counterpart. osh, ralph connie at the white house later today, the to our meeting as us troops withdraw from afghanistan, leaving a power vacuum which the taliban is preparing to fill. biden has previously promised billions of dollars and security assistance for afghanistan. but as taliban forces gained ground, it's not clear if that will be enough to hold them back. searching for anything they can salvage merchants pick 3, what's left of a former us base bag room once but nerve center for operations in afghanistan. this is what remains here. after america the longest overseas war, the even north, the taliban is on viewed france steadily gaining territory, taking district after district. the u. n. is sounding the alarm. most districts have been that have been taken. surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these capitals. once foreign f

. >>> interestingly in the last hour, gerry connelly told me the way that putin describes donald trump is very similar to what we hear from some of his gop supporters. >> i was also struck with his description of trump. i don't mean this facetiously, but frankly those words could have come out of the mouths of republican enablers in the republican congress. >>> new setbacks for the johnson & johnson coronavirus vaccine. they're being asked to scrapping about 60 million doses from the baltimore plants, after being deemed not suitable for use. ten million doses will be distributed domestically and abroad. mike memoli and matt bradley are joining us. mike, first to you, as we have the president winding down a very busy day. what more are we hearing about his meeting with president macron? >> reporter: we've been talking all day about the very busy agenda, tackling the pandemic, trying to jump-start the economies, encounters the rise of china. a lot of the discussions is president biden trying to reestablish and to improve the u.s. relationship with some of our closest allies after four ye

>> well, i agree with congressman connelly that if congress will not act there does need to be a commissionmission to be appointed by the president. the preferable course of action is to break the filibuster in the senate and pass a law by majority vote, that's what's provided for in the constitution, majority vote, not supermajority, the house and senate to pass the statute and establish this bipartisan commission, and that's what they need to do. americans are tired of the filibuster in the senate. used to hold up civil rights in the 1960s and is now being used to support sedition and a cover-up of the insurrection of january 6th. so, however we do it, there has to be an investigation. we need to get to the bottom of who was involved january 6th, and also once again that meeting in the white house in november, where general flynn and others urged president trump to stage a military coup and have the military redo the election. this is extremely dangerous, what's going on? we have to take it seriously. or our democracy is going to be in grave risk. >> richard painter, thank you for sharing

in fact, democratic congressman jerry connelly of virginia asked rosen that very question recently at an oversight committee hearing. >> prior to january 6 were you asked or instructed by president trump to take any action at the department to advance election fraud claims or to seek to overturn any part of the 2020 election results? >> well congressman as just alluded to in your prior question, i can tell you what the actions of the department -- >> no sir -- >> i cannot tell you-- >> mr. -- >> consistent with my obligations today about private conversations with the president one way or the other. >> oh consistent obligations one way or the other. now at the time, this seemed like a tell. i mean obviously if the answer to that question is no, you just say no. well, now we have a new trove of documents unearthed by the house oversight committee that prove the president did, of course, repeatedly attempt to pressure the department of justice to overturn the election results. this is an email sent from trump's assistant to incoming acting attorney general rosen an hour before he announ

nick connelly is in your yvonne, he's sent us this assessment of the elections. i mean is 2000000 people had 26 parties to choose from when their ballot need to, with any realistic chunk of forming a government, one belong to the incumbent and called brushing young. the other to former president robert could see down among the people we spoke to the polling stations. there was little enthusiasm for either. one man told me of him. it was simply question, it's choosing the letter to beaver's. this election was always going to be defined by all means of defeat. the by john enlarges will many voted here, determined to punish the incumbent. nicole pushing on, assigning the fire, they say, gave way too much, too early. decision that they would argue overshadows all the passion, young, earlier reforming achievements, main rival, rubica chem couldn't be accused of dinner for by any stretch and imagination. he's a prominent member of the countries politically, was chased from power and st. purchase just a few years ago. he's also widely seen in the criminal man anomaly an

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w correspondence, nick connelly, who's in the armenian capital here. yvonne nick, welcome to you. it looks as we've been hearing like a convincing victory for passion yon. all that despite polls putting him neck and neck with the opposition. so how did the shake out well, so it is definitely an embarrassing day for posters and pundits here in armenia. as you mentioned, there pulls running up the selection, putting the 2 front runners within just one percentage point of each other. and if everything goes as it seems now that the final result will be almost 30 percent between the 2 front run. the so huge gap there, question and way ahead. i think there are 2 things to bear in mind here. good quality, social g polling is very expensive and in small country like armenia, where there are a whole lot of resources most that polling is commission by people with a vested interest. so it really has to be taken with a pinch of salt. i think the 2nd thing to bear in mind also is but lots of questions on support of seemingly chosen as the lesser of 2 evils. they might have agreed with his agen

unlikely to see a reverse of the countries fortunes. whoever wins this election, dw correspondent nick connelly, as in yellow von, she sent his his assessment of the elections. i mean, his 2000000 people had 26 parties to choose from their balance, but only 2. but then he realistic chunk of for me government one belong to the incumbent. nicole pushing young the other to former president robert could see down among the people we spoke to the polling stations. there was little enthusiasm for either one mental me a hymn, simply question. it's using the letter to beaver. the selection was always going to be defined by all means defeat the by john in last is war. many voted here in determined to punish the incumbent. nicole pushing on for signing a si, fi, they say, gave way too much, too early. decision that they would argue overshadows all the passion, young, earlier reforming achievements. main rival, rebecca, jim, couldn't be accused to dinner for by any stretch. and imagination is a prominent member of the countries politically, was chased from power and st. purchase just a few years ago. he's

all right, do you have your correspondent nick connelly there for us and you're about armenia following that? vote. thanks very much. united nations is marching world refugee day. the un says at the end of last year, 82000000 people have been forced out of their homes by war and civil unrest. among them are stateless for hinder muslims facing constance. setbacks in returning to their homeland of me and one challenge after another that did bi monthly rain. these are hinder refugees, a trying to rebuild that makes hip wellings and the world's largest refugee camp. tens of thousands were left without shelter when fire toll through the camp. in march, 11 people were killed as our own mother. we've suffered a long since my husband died and the fire was so much suffering. we were staying in a plastic shelter, open to the heat and the rain. my whole family, one small room would affect you and the higher while i was praying in the mosque when the fire started, i rushed back. but i could not find my father and mother. my wife died. the fire was the star of another miserable chapter for the displ

connelly and mr. lynch and the other members who were trying to say we were trying to distract, and that's false. we are not trying to distract, that bill needs to be heard about in the judiciary committee. with respect to the ongoing drug problem, we want to have a committee hearing on the border crisis and we want to do something about all the drugs that are crossing this border as we speak. thank you, madam chair, and i yield back. >> thank you, and i now recognize myself. let me conclude by expressing my frustration with my republican colleagues. in december this committee came together to hold the sacklers accountable for causing and fueling the opioid crisis. but since then my republican colleagues have refused to support a commonsense reform that will allow congress to promote meaningful accountability for millions of lives cut short by the sacklers' actions. ranking member comer said he had not read the sackler act yet, and i would urge him to read it closely and to seriously consider it. it i

h.r. 391, a bipartisan bill by representative connelly and representative chabot, would institutionalize the best practices the united states has learned in global health security. this bill establishes an interagency review council to not only advance global health security but also mandates a u.s. global health security coordinator to manage the u.s. response in these emergencies and allow the interagency to speak with one voice. i believe this person should be at the national security council as the nexus between diplomacy, development, and defense. this person would help build capacity and apply lessons learned and prepare for the future. while i'm heartened to see the biden administration has recently appointed such a person to tackle the pandemic that we are facing, this legislation would create a permanent position focused on u.s. global health security. furthermore, this bill would require the u.s. global health security coordinator to develop a strategy and regular report to congress on the progress the united states is making towards making global health security a core nationa

chris connelly got to chat with her.how. this queen is very much amused. >> oh, you beauty. >> reporter: as elizabeth ii, helen mirren's encounter with a stag was part of her performance in "the queen." you're used to working with animals. >> yes. the corgis were more of handful. >> reporter: "when nature calls" with helen mirren. >> we're soar above touring ng mountai mountains. >> reporter: she's talking about the glory of wildlife. >> they told me they would use the off takes, the material that didn't get on the screen. >> look all around you. our planet is a treasure of sights and sounds. >> on your left. >> what? >> i meant on your right. >> what are you doing? stop it. i'm going to fall. >> reporter: yeah. if you were expecting a typical nature doc -- >> attracts other visitors to the peninsula in the summer. >> reporter: like a bbc series, not so much. >> i am being a tongue in david attenberg. >> reporter: a reality show parody. >> when are you getting your cheeks filled? >> reporter: it delighted dame helen. >>

connelly, is now recognized. mr.connelly. >> thank you, madam chairwoman, and thank you for holding this hearing. the federal workforce is aging. think about this. 20% of the private sector workforce is under the age of 30, only 7% of the federal workforce is under 30. as of april of this year, 300,000 federal employees are eligible to retire. that's 13.5% of the entire federal workforce. and within five years that number will go from 13.5% to 30%, almost 600,000 federal employees. ms. shabo, am i pronouncing that right? >> yes, you are. >> you testified that comprehensive paid family and medical leave for federal employees will help attract and retain the workforce of the future, both diverse and more inclusive and younger. do you want to elaborate a little bit on that? because we talk about it like it's a nice thing to do and i don't know, but, actually, from a practical point of view, how are we going to attract younger workers who will come to expect these kinds of provisions in the private sector, as the chairwo

chris connelly has the details.re hoping that their first big hit for summertime '21 is a few days away. it's not just vin diesel and michelle rodriguez looking to take flight. friday june 29th, the film business in the u.s. is hoping to swing back into action as "f9" debuts stateside in movie houses only. expectations are that the film could blow the doors off next weekend's box office. amped up by its high-octane performance overseas. outside the u.s. "f9" has banked over $300 million. that's the kind of mega gross that since the pandemic, only two filaments have achieved. that was "godzilla v. kong." and what was that? >> as i understand it, you're trying to prevent world war iii. >> reporter: "f9" looks to restart that back to the movie theater momentum, maybe with a $50 million plus opening. >> let's get to work. >> you don't know everything about me. >> reporter: that could in turn pave the way for july's major hybrid releases, among them, "black widow". >> i'm a cartoon. >> reporter: and "space jam." that's c

then it's my this is actually perfect setup for our next commentator what alex has said matthew connelly who is a professor of international and global history at columbia. majesty co-director of the institute for social and economic research and policy and principal investigator of history lab and national science foundation funded project to apply data science to the problem of preserving the public record and accelerating its release. his publications include a diplomatic revolution algeria's fight for independence and the origins of the post-cold war era which won five prizes including the george louie's bear price of the american historical association. and fatal misconception the struggle to control world population and economic economist and financial times book of the year, which she wrote at least in part at the wilson center if i recall correctly where he was a fellow in 2006-2007 his current book project to be published by random house is titled the declass education declassification engine. matt has written research articles in the announce of applied statistics comparative s

chris connelly has more on what it means for summer blockbusters this year. you are correct. citizens of vaccination nation, all those shots in the arm, gave a shot in the arm to the box office this weekend. movie fans streaming into theaters like this one thanks to some entertaining new releases. >> there are people out there. >> reporter: "a quiet place: part ii" shushed box office septics by earning $57 million over the memorial day weekend, the biggest four-day open since the pre-pandemic period of 2020. >> nearly $60 million domestically for "a quiet place part ii" is ahead of the domestic debut in 2018 even though probably more than 25% of theaters in north america are still closed. >> reporter: the film from actor/director john krasinski also starring his wife emily blunt an ideal example of a movie best experienced in a theater. everyone sharing the scary moment. >> it was fun to sit in a theater with a bunch of strangers and watch a movie again. it's been a long time. >> we were already planning on our next movie to come back. >> yeah. >> it was good

connelly, is now recognized. >> thank you, chairwoman. thank you, director wray for the 500 arrests and i hope already more. i hope everyone who participated in this outrage is held to justice. i'll also say, madame chairwoman, listening to our colleagues on the other side of the aisle, reminds me of the musical "chicago." where richard gere says, when you can't win an argument, razzle-dazzle them. distract them. do the shuffle. talk about masks. talk about anything but a violent insurrection that cost seven lives. five here and two suicides. because two cops internalized the failure that occurred on january 6th on themselves. ignoring that, distracting it, denying it, gaslighting it, calling it just a bunch of tourists who got a little carried away is repugnant. and a dishonor to the memories of those who did die, and a dishonor and disrespect to those who were willing to put themselves at risk on our behalf and, more importantly, on that of the republic for which we stand. mr. wray, director wray, january 5th, the field office in norfol

the only thing the supreme court looks at in colorado versus connelly is voluntariness.it only makes sense that you should also consider the issue of reliability. all the experts in interrogations all agree, you look to see if this information of the real perpetrator of the police would know? did this lead us to other incriminating evidence? that is the reliability test and i should be put into the law. >> thank you so very much. mr. cahn, i could not finish with you, and quickly would respond to this question. evidence shows line and cooperate are responsible for a sizable percentage of the wrongful convictions in this country. the reliability of informant both in series and systemic concerns. you started answer but what other those passing problems involving law enforcement use of informants in federal cases, and how can we best address them? i'm saddened your time issue because i have to conclude with some of the comments but mr. cahn would you please try to give me a response to that, please? >> let me try to be very brief. first i think congress need to look serious

connelly's time is up. next up, mr. sessions. rep. sessions: [no audio] >> i understand you have technical difficulties. >> thank you. it has been a very interesting hearing. i think we have a rare comedy across the aisle that we understand the danger of opioid addiction, and we want those responsible held accountable. i hope this is not hinder the necessary of accountability of individuals who are to blame. i wonder about fraudulent conveyance statutes. that is an interesting legal question. democrats claim anything else we talk about is a distraction. but this hearing does not further the bill in the process. hr 96 was assigned to a different committee. the bill is within the jurisdiction of the judiciary committee. that would have been a more appropriate venue. and questions that arise are more proper in that committee. it will have to be before the judiciary committee and not this one. one more item unique in my community, working in multiple international institutions in a state legislative body and in congress, and that is the i