ah, the dc 3 an old prop plane is caught in a violent tropical storm. ah, captain roland was trying to get above the clouds with no visibility and no reply on the radio and no question. flight 3037 is in trouble. to stabilize the twin engine aircraft roll tries to bypass the worst of the story with amidst the turbulence and without radio contact, he seems unable to get back on the right flight path. his co pilot maria also appears to be lost ah, in the rear. the passengers are growing increasingly uneasy. but colombians, a fatalistic and above old fervent catholics with fortunately the ancient dc 3 have a guardian angel. tito, the mechanic who checks every suspect noise and on these old dc threes. the mechanical problems are frequent and sometimes fatal. with santa and flights like these the greatest danger is not the storm or mechanical faults. it's the jungle, 2000 meters below. ah, the amazon jungle! an impenetrable jungle. twice the size of texas and the pilots greatest fear below there is no space for emergency landings. any breakdown will mean the

the story of these the day in dc's far from the story of todayoutside dc .ons politico or vox that are these standardbearers that i thinkthat's really how do you cover national news , not from dc? of course you can do that. you don't necessarily haveto be in dc to cover national news . i think some journalists are conscious of that and i think that we will start to see journalists get more embedded in our different communities where they can leverage the institutions they are a part of the still be better connected to not dc. >> we are starting to get some questions in the queue and day so i will in a moment start feeding these questions into our conversation. when i was in at reveal, ultimately the center for investigativereporting , i look at reveals amazon investigation led by little evans and i think of it as an example of building power from a lot of different voices to, amazon been investigated by a lot of journalism and its labor practices in particular are under a lot of scrutiny by the press but it's been pretty hard for those stories i would thinkt

a guardian angel. tito, the mechanic who checks every suspect noise on these old dc threes. the mechanical problems are frequent and sometimes fatal. with my food, i bet i set up a santa and flights like these. the greatest danger is not the storm all mechanical faults. it's the jungle, 2000 meters below. ah, the amazon jungle? with an impenetrable jungle. twice the size of texas in the pilot's greatest fear. below there is no space for emergency landings. any breakdown will mean the plane will crash and then it's cookies lou. several dozen planes of disappeared into the jungle. swallowed up by the vegetation. they are rarely, if ever found again it's one of the most perilous air roots in the world. ah, jumping off point is v lobby since you the destination is any one of the number of indian villages scattered throughout the jungle and cut off from civilization. ah, divine intervention or the skill of captain raoul means the plane has succeeded in steering clear of the storm. the passengers will arrive as scheduled at our carry clara, a small engine village. the runway or wh

our security in washington dc has been on ad. we remember what happened last january and how for a while, it seemed like there was just a big fence around the capital. the national guard was on the scene, things are being taken very seriously at this point. i understand this is in response to a bomb threat. this is not an active shooter situation or anything like that. now this is a serious bomb threat that has had, the federal agencies are concerned, the buildings are being searched and at this point, folks are on edge traffic in dc has certainly been altered by these streets being closed down. or this is a rather sensitive and important area for the united states. this is where the federal government seems to operate. we have office buildings closed down, et cetera. so we're all watching the situation, hoping that sooner they will have conducted their searches and conclude this bomb threat was not legitimate. however, if something more serious happens, we will certainly be hearing about it. thanks kind of open for that update.

ah dc threes like the one flown by captain raoul. all the stuff of legend, there was still about 100 that fly regularly. that were 1st build more than 70 years ago. and of survive war and old age. more or less. they're like go to the are you there local, are you on boiler bate them? if can in 1st, but in saudi a lawyer no, because a year, oh, i still reported that the info as to the impulse said comments, i don't have them article and oh go mm. is that up? is that it said be she'll they got a flash. i heroes in now? yes, she on c v. control unit take every mother he currently says and data malloy campuses in days. those okay, you're not locker in truth as no date written anywhere. and as surprising as it may sound, captain rolled doesn't know the planes exact age. 30, a still operational here, and we love essentials, the world's capital of these ancient d. c. threes. one of the few planes capable of dealing with the conditions of flying in the amazon jungle. ah, however, accidents do occur. the monument at the entrance to the airport

with dc 3 is like the one flown by captain raoul. all the stuff of legend are still about 100 but fly regularly. there were 1st build more than 70 years ago and of survive war and old age. more or less they're like go to the audio. they're local. are you on boiler base them if can you just put in saudi a la no. cause a year. oh, i still reported that the info and it's just the impulse said comments, i don't have to medical and oh go mm. is that up? is that it said be she'll they got a flash i heroes in now. yes. you and see we control this dentist take every molly he currently says anti dust malloy, synthesis in those. okay. you're not black. in truth, there's no date written anywhere. and as surprising as it may sound captain rolled doesn't know the planes exact age. 30, a still operational here and we love essentials, the world's capital of these ancient d. c. threes, one of the few planes capable of dealing with the conditions of flying in the amazon jungle. ah, however, accidents do occur. the monument at the entrance to the airp

it's a bomb scare in washington, dc. the us health and human services department building these a live pictures of the capital police now locking down the road or the investigation is on the way. it's just now turning noon on wednesday in washington . a 1000000 euros a day. that is the price. poland will have to pay for daring to defy the e u. it comes off to the countries. constitutional court stated that polish law. trump's european rule isn't freedom or a possible 175 year prison sentence. julian cassandra's fate rests in the hands of the u. k high court as an extradition appeal hearing to the u. s. for the whistleblower gets off today in london. ah, so just moment up to 7 pm on wednesday here at moscow, this is aki international. great to have you with us for the evening program 1st. now we go straight to breaking news as we understand a bomb scare in washington. d. c is currently in effect where it's now just a minutes after 12 o'clock noon on wednesday. these a live pictures for you right now. of the u. s. capital

restaurant saturday without a mask, despite dc's mask mandate.n elected officials get the rules weekend, the white house says they haven't put them on get on the photo is misleading. it is not a photo. it is a video and they were carrying the masks, you can almost forgive the president i'm not sure he knew he was at a restaurant. here he is trying to address the teachers event. >> i tell you what. [god bless america] ♪♪ >> that could be an allegory for the whole presidency. he's talking and nobody's paying attention, they are going in their own direction. laura: it was the end of a play that was already over and the prop people come out and have the latter going behind him and he just squanders - better come in and push him off this platform. tell us about the men of steel. >> first up is christopher steele, the british spy at the center of the the patrician dossier that started the entire surveillance of the trump administration launched 100 investigations. remember the infamous charges of up he tape and trump's lawyer going to prague, all discr

they formed the bond that propelled them into becoming the greatest supporters for the justice for the dc circuit when they shared time and then currently as we all know that is something that i think shouldn't go unrecognized. it keeps up the tradition. no one has had more to do with justice thomases extraordinary journey than you, except possibly president george hw bush who nominated him to the supreme court and senator danforth gave the first job in missouri. [applause] the key to what he just said was a few words. and the one word that seemed quite inappropriate and i didn't realize it was the word humility. because i thought about this and i deserve this award. [laughter] but not for the reasons he said. many years ago as the reagan administration was at the clarence thomas came to me for career advice. i had already been on the phone recommending him for the court of appeals, so i wasn't really nonpartisan about this. but i had to do some real talking for those that had exhibited real leadership, ability and as the chairman of the eeoc like so many lawyers who've been in a senior m

s. judge accuses a dc jail of violating human rights by denying medical care to a suspect in the capitol hill. riots we hear from a lawyer representing several of the defendants ah, are broadcasting live from, from our studios here in moscow. this is art international. i'm shannon thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. we start with some breaking news or developing story british parliament lawmaker. david amos has reportedly been stabbed multiple times while holding constituency surgery in a church in lee on see conservative. m p is said to have been stabbed by a member of the public who walked into to his constituency. that man has reportedly been arrested. he was veteran lawmaker, 69 years old, and a long time, you're skeptic who supported briggs. it now a mosque attack, switching gears now to afghan. a stan has reportedly killed 37 with more than 70 injured in the blast. now a bit of a warning you may find the following: images disturbing or the explosion happened at a sheer mosque in the city of kandahar during the weekly friday prayer enlarge crowd had gathered there. the telep

and board 7, dc. what did the city do with that number and preparing our schools? it's a big concern and i know that across the board in a city with democrat, this is residents of the city are really concerned about and, and race. i just want to give you this last word on this because if you look at it, yes, the numbers are looking really good. the vaccination numbers are looking good. unfortunately, we're still hearing rumors of possibly another way that might come through and other very it might come through. do you think with our numbers being good and still being having to be under this that people are, might ignore in the future. it's kind of like i say wolf because there was definitely a problem in there. do you think this could actually have a negative effect in the future if there is another round of this pandemic? not really and, and here's the reason. yes, people are tired of being in the house and we're tired of wearing mass. people are tired of taking precautions, but at the same time he b

>> i don't represent the dc fire debarment or our union or any organization. i'm one of the organizers of firefighters in dc opposed to the vaccine mandate and i want to emphasize we are opposed to the mandate, not the vaccine, the official research that the vaccine is safe and effective and we encourage anyone who wants to get it to get it especially if you are at high risk but we oppose the mandate and are pushing back because it is reckless and dangerous and it will endanger the entire city, they will fire every firefighter and healthcare worker that is not vaccinated the impact that will have on her ability to effectively and quickly extinguish fires, to respond to medical emergencies instead of being there in five minutes we are thinking 15 minutes or more these things will impact the entire city and it is crazy because we have been safely responding of called heroes for the past 18 months, safely responding to every emergency in the city and all of a sudden it is as if somehow we are going to be putting people at risk and i might add everyone that has pu

dc comics has announced that its latest superman will be bisexual.ome out, following versions of captain america and that manposmac�*s sidekick robyn black. a superman as we have never seen him before. dc comics say the son of clark kent and lois lane, john kent, is coming out as bisexual. the creators say the man of steel has always stood for hope, truth and justice and now presents something more. when i was offered this job, i thought, well, if we're going to have a new superman for the dc universe, it feels like a missed opportunity to have another straight white saviour. dc comics publisherjim lee said in a statement: the comic isn't due to be released until november, but there has been plenty of reaction online already. look, the reactions have been — honestly, they have been overwhelmingly positive, which i wasn't quite expecting. yes, there is a lot of trolling online, but there are so many people reaching out in so many different languages, saying what this means to them. i'm seeing tweets of people saying that they burst into tears when the

but that's not it gone. violence trials and places like florida, baltimore, washington, dc. angela is nationwide. so many, many people love one's friends and family on the regular basis due to gone, gone a little longer. we got to go around a get a, got a block of try to come around to see which is my city was created last year. so in a spark of what happened in parkman, florida after shouldn't happen. gun violence then became like this national emergency that everyone cared about. and so young people are like, this is going to be bad for us. because whenever historically, whenever these things happen in these white schools, they get attention, they get money, they get trauma services, they get grievance counselors. and we're going to get more gun laws. and we're going to get more police in our schools in our communities, like like we're the ones doing this thing. and we've been fighting for 4 gun violence for years and we're not getting any attention. so that thing was, we want to make sure that the sense now this is important to everybody want to make sure we're now left o

and dc comics' adventures follow jon kent.ike his father, he also falsely reporter, this time a male friend. they will share a case in issue 5. superman writer tom taylor said he did not want this to become a missed opportunity. >> it is not a gimck. we didn't want this to be" the dc comics creates new queer superman." we want this to be "superm finds himself, becomes superman and then comes out." there is a really important distinction there. reporter: the news took social media by storm. many uploading the decision. >> i have been a comic book geek since pretty much the tom meighan first read. this news about superman makes my queer heart glad, knowing the positive impact it will have on so many young folks today and in the future. reporter: superman first appeared in comics in 1938, and he is arguably america's most famous superhero. now, his son is breaking new ground, and not just with his sexuality. jon kent fights climate change, tackles social justice issues, and is on the frontlines lines of the refugee crisis, part o

yesterday as well. ., ~ washington, dc yesterday as well. . ~ , ., ., washington, dc yesterday as wellout the daily reporting of official covid statistics. here was thursday's on the news at six. the latest official coronavirus figures show there were 45,066 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, the highest since the middle of july. the average number of cases per day in the past week stands at just cases per day in the past week stands atjust under 40,000. stands at just under 40,000. more stands atjust under 40,000. more than 7024 people were in hospital with covid yesterday and another 157 deaths have been recorded, that the people who died within 28 days of a positive test. we've had some very specific complaints about this daily graphic. let's take them one by one. ian service... has the bbc considered when you might no longer report that figure? might no longer report that fiuure? ~ ., might no longer report that fiuure? ~ . ., ., �* figure? we have, and what we're t in: to figure? we have, and what we're trying to do _ figure? we have, and what we're trying to do

s. judge accuses a dc jail of violating human rights by denying medical care to a suspect in the capitol hill. riots we hear from a lawyer representing several of the defendants and in a world 1st, the moscow metro rolls out a facial recognition system, allowing passengers to pay their fair just by standing in front of the camera, our correspondent tried it out. ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is art international. i am sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now, transport workers in italy are threatening strike action over a new coven, green pass system starting today. all workers have to show proof of vaccination or negative coven test, or go without pay is comes despite a relatively low nationwide infection rate of $3000.00 per day. with around 40 daily deaths, dock workers in triest are outraged over the drastic new measures and are vowing to block the cities port in protest. lisa, we're here to protest against the green pass for workers within that, the green pass is an unlawful tool, an improper one that should not be forced upon the wo

also, the federal ruling of the dc corrections department responded, saying it's committed to ensuring that all inmates have access to health care in a timely and efficient manner. and albert watkins again believes the problems go far beyond any lack of medical care. and so when you have individuals with no criminal history, you are being confined in dc and overcrowded show totally restrictions in place and personnel who are working in making the lives of those defendants typical where should be not taking those measures necessary to fully protect them from others. ready for i can find it, traverse is from confinement to torture, and that's the problem. and while the post election writing can land you in prison, there's no such punishment for 1000000000 as you might try to swing the outcome in the new york post of accusing facebook. c o. mug of doing exactly that. by donating hundreds of millions of dollars to election n g o's in the run up to last year for last month, priscilla and i donated $300000000.00 to support election officials with the infrastructure. they need to administer t

in us, swing states may have well helped joe biden get into the white house. us judge accused as a dc jail of violating human rights by denying medical care to a suspect in the capitol hill, riots on the program we hear from a lawyer representing several of the defendants and in a well 1st of moscow metro roles off a facial recognition system allowing passengers to pay that fed just by standing in front of a camera, a correspondent dmitri. pub checks it out. ah, it is noon on friday and a hefty program for you today. welcome to it. this is our to international transport workers in italy, a threatening, enormous strike action over a new cobit green pass system. starting today. all workers have to show proof of vaccination or negative cope at test all go without pay. now this comes despite a relatively low nationwide infection. rate of $3000.00 per day with around 40 daily deaths. i mean time doc workers entree asked, are outraged over the drastic new measures they're vowing to block the cities port in protest. lisa, we're here to protest against the green fasfa workers would think that

improper one that should not be forced upon the workers because it is discriminatory. us judge accuses or dc jail of violating human rights by denying medical care to a suspect in the capitol hill. riots on the program we hear from a lawyer representing several of the defendant roach who were involved with 3 or dish respect for versions from confinement to georgia. also in the program pays for donations during the 2020 u. s. presidential elections may have helped joe biden get into the white house that's according to new media analysis. it's raising accusation go, election, meddling. and in a world of 1st, the moscow subway rolls off a facial recognition system allowing passengers to pay that bad just by standing in front of a camera correspondent to try it out. ah, well, a very good morning to you from a very wet and rainy moscow. it's just off the atm on friday with a full program for you and archie international. so transfer will cuz in italy, a threatening huge strike action over a new coven, green pass system. a starting on friday, all workers will have to show proof of vaccination or a

mike hannah is in washington dc with more this is just the beginning of the discussions. no sons have been discussed. the compensation took place between the ceo of the n g o that employed, zachariah mighty, who was the employer who was killed along with 9 members of his family. it was a virtual consultation. on the other side was the under secretary of defense for policy. now they were basically opening discussions as to how compensation can be paid and down the line in discussion with lawyers. it will come up how much compensation is going to be paid. this is not unprecedented. back in 2019 more than 70 such cases were conducted. payments were made ranging from $135.00 to $35000.00. but why this is complicated is that normally these discussions are held by regional commanders on the grounds. they all know us troops in afghanistan anymore. so this is not being dealt with at a distance by the under secretary of state for defense would be policy department. so he's talking to the c o n g o that employs the killed man. he will be talking to lawyers as well as it goes down t

new abortion laws, in particular, in texas, which have effectively banned the practice in washington dc, it thousands of demonstrators marched to the u. s. supreme court to highlight the issue. just to say they fear the growing restrictions haven't been taken seriously enough. and the country risks slipping, backwards of purchase, come a month off to the supreme court, denied a request to block a texas ban on abortions on a hot beaches that detected at about 6 weeks. ordinary citizens can be awarded at least $10000.00. if they successfully sue anyone who helped to provide an illegal abortion on december 1st, the court will hear case in which mississippi is defending its laws. banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, mississippi's republican attorney general wants the court to overturn the 973 roe v wade ruling that legalized abortion nationwide. it's incredibly important that we make sure that we uphold grovee wait, and if that doesn't happen, we need federal protection under the law to make sure that women and doctors all around the state of michigan and are on the united states

but it's thunderstorms for new york and washington dc . by the time we get to saturday and not unusual, one is going to be kicked out if we have a look at the 3 day for washington dc, we've got a drop of nearly 10 degrees, but the sunshine will back into play on monday. now if we look to the west, it's a very similar story. we've got a frontal system moving in. it's already bought a wintery mixed to british columbia. it's going to bring a wet weather to washington as well as the pots of california, though not the areas that need it with the wildfires. though a change in the wind direction might help conditions day. it's going to get a lot cooler for san francisco. all the way to los angeles, we look at the 3 day for san francisco. it looking very similar to washington dc, but they'll be sunshine by monday. that's your update. ah, the world is warming, green lens ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war, paused greenland the melting of the fro

dc comics publisherjim lee said in a statement: we have seen a lot of dc superheroes in the last coupled the world, people pay attention. the comic isn't due to be released until november, but there has been plenty of reaction online already. look, the reactions have been — honestly, they have been overwhelmingly positive, which i wasn't quite expecting. yes, there is a lot of trolling online, but there are so many people reaching out in so many different languages, saying what this means to them. i'm seeing tweets of people saying that they burst into tears when they read the news, that they wished that superman was this when they were growing up, that they could see themselves, and people saying for the first time ever they are seeing themselves in superman something they never thought was possible. his sexuality isn't the only way the character has been updated. in recent editions, he's been advocating for refugees and fighting the climate crisis. is ita bird, is ita plane or is it social change? courtney bembridge, bbc news. we are continuing to see extraordinary images from the vol

after the federal ruling, the dc corrections department responded, saying it is committed to ensuring all in may have access to health care in a timely and efficient manner. that albert watkins again believes that the problems go far beyond the lack of medical care. and so when you have individuals with no criminal history, you are being confined in dc and over show that he was totally restrictions in place. and personnel who are working in making the lives of those defendants were simply not taking those measures necessary to fully protect them. from others for confine traverses from confinement to torture. and that's the problem. a blast has struck a mask in afghanistan with conflicting reports, citing hospital sources, putting the number of dead as high as 33 and injured 57. now we need to warn you the following images might be disturbing. the blast happened at a sheer mosque in the city of kandahar during the weekly friday prayer, where large crowds were gathered. just comes a week after an explosion tore through another sheer mosque in the north of the country, isis k claimed res

but 1st, let's speak to shebra tonchee who's at a demonstration in washington dc. what's happening that she had well, the motors began the focus very much for the for the demonstration here in dc is really the supreme court. a huge amount of shock because we have this texas, texas law, which effectively sends out vigilantes to prevent women from having abortions often 6 weeks. whereas supreme court precedent is very clear that no, they sort of barrier to women getting an abortion can be imposed on a women before the before the viability of a fetus. and that's 24 weeks at the very least, where the department of justice, whether the supreme court will emergency injunction to prevent the texas law from going through wild legislation. well, litigation was underway, that was the expectation that the people were granted, but they didn't. and it was a real flex with his newly emboldened conservative. trump appointed 3 conservative justices. and he was very clear that he was any good point justices who are going to outlaw abortion. eventually, this is a real flex. the 1st

ah, ah, police in washington dc reopen. roads are for bomb scare, sort 3 government buildings evacuated in europe. gas prices fall off to blotting of food and tells russia any other on gas brought to wrap it up. supplies also coming up this our freedom or a possible 175 year prison sentence. during massage his fate rests in the hands of the u. k. i court has an appeal hearing on a us sec, solution request underway and and the you orders, poland took off up a 1000000 euros every single day until it abandons a controversial reform to his school system. has prompted warsaw who accused brussels on blackmail. ah oh blood from moscow, thanks for joining us on our to international tonight to wherever you are. welcome through the program. now where we start with gas prices in europe for which is in the grip roll of an energy crisis, gas price is half started, full at the market reacted off the router you put in, sold the chief all russian gas shot and gas from to rush it up gas volumes in european storage facilities. so she and push the double got my ask you that once you have finished pumping

also, he was a judge accused as a dc jail of violating human rights despite denying medical care to a suspect in the capitol hill. riots in the program we hear from a lawyer representing several of the defendants. and finally, in a world, 1st of the moscow metro roles out a facial recognition system, allowing passengers to pay their fair just by standing in front of a camera correspondent goes to check it out. aah! well, it's been a busy news week here on our t international and today is no exception. welcome to look into the program here. we're live from moscow transport workers in italy, a threatening strike action over a new cove. it green pass system starting today. all workers have to show proof of vaccination or a negative cobit test. all they go without pay. now this comes to spite our relatively low nationwide infection rate of $3000.00 per day with around 40 daily deaths. dock workers meantime in tree ester outraged over the drastic new measures . they are vowing to block the cities port in protest. so we're here to protest against the green bass for workers would think that

you are doing this from washington dc.hington dc is a great place, the capital of our country but it is not a place known to run local businesses from. why are you headquartered in washington dc? julie: we have not had a headquarters for three decades at least. pre-covid, we were probably the largest organization running itself remotely. our leaders are around the world and the defective headquarters has always been where the ceo is . the last was in paris and before that, it was boston and before that it was dallas. d.c. is a great place to be based. this is the first time in 30 years that the ceo and cfo are out of the same office. i am very fortunate to have the cfo here me in d.c.. i worked remotely before all this. none of the things we are famous for is being very close to our clients. our offices are not the center of our work and because we have a dissipated ship team, -- distributed leadership team, we would be on team calls pre-covid. i wanted to make sure that our people felt comfortable working from home and di

. >> bien gracias cristina londoÑo desde washington dc por ahora la crisis migratoria estÁ en mÉxico,ermen en las calles esperan una visa humanitaria que les permita seguir su camino hac estados unidos >> raÚl torres amplia. >> padre e hijo, juntos venden agua y refrescos, se ganan la vida en el centro de tapachulas chiapas pero ha sido muy difÍci rque apenas ganan unas monedas. >> ayudar a la familia, tengo niÑo y esposa. >> ellos llegaron ce un mes a mÉxico, quieren llegar a estados unidos, y ya solicitaron una visa humanitaria, no saben cuando le responderÁn, pero sÍ saben que no pueden irse de tapachulas porque podrÍan deportarlos. >> no tengo dinero ni familia aquÍ >> para todos ellos tapachula es una cÁrcel no tienen trabajo formal por falta de documentos por eso venden agua y comida, hoy enrique tuvo surte el gobierno municipal le pagarÁ 13 dÓlares al dÍa por pintar la plaza. >> no podemos salir del estado, acÁ estamos en una prisiÓn. >> pero la soluciÓn a esta crisis no parece que llegara pronto porque el tiempo de espera para una visa es hasta 90 dÍas, tiempo que se ha duplic

i moved to dc to start college. and when i came here, there was no match for our lives. presidents, i wasn't an organizational presence. and so with a couple of friends i got together, we founded the 1st month for our lives chapter here in d. c. we set out the infrastructure like every year, the government, much money. i'm just so many like it's about sitting there and take me about deciding what the priority when a think and we aren't, we can do it by part of that. my wife is going to help solve that, and we think he has doesn't terrible effectively or said them been able to save lives with ah, these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger and survive something on survival. wireless ver harless, things that i had to face was not having a face at a low expectation or life. i accepted death. i accept the fact that my bow its work . we had no fears. del change pretty fast for shots. different stories behind the bullets. a when i was shown the wrong one, i'll just don't move any world that is to say proud disdain becom

that matter is before the dc circuit now.erything i've just said is in our papers so i'm not saying anything outside the record. and it will be resolved by the dc circuit. >> the gentleman's time has expired. mr. johnson of louisiana. >> thank you. mr. attorney general, millions of americans are deeply concerned today that instead of addressing the most pressing issues facing our country, we're watching the biden/garland justice department be weaponized that you are using your authorities now to advance far left policies and attack republican-led state actions and erode constitutional norms. the most recent case in point that's been brought up this morning, your memorandum directing the fbi and other icials to get involved in local school board debates. it concerns us that it was issued just five days after the national school board association sent a letter to president biden which referred to concerned parents as the equivalent of quote, domestic terrorist and perpetrators of hate crimes unquote. given the timing of all thi

doctor fauci like president biden has worked and lived in the dc bubble for 50 years, both are elderly fixtures of the washington establishment, both well-liked by the elites for different reasons and because both are publicly liberal they remain on the inside and neither has ever been held accountable by the press for their

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our reporting has congressman ro khanna calling for formal hearings in washington dc. and the millennium tower keeps sinking and tilting in san francisco. attempts to fix it have only made things worse. our investigative unit finds out that the luxury high rise is nearing a seismic reckoning, plus-- anthony rendon: i think if you build it, they will come is theory, is pure fantasy. bigad: high-powered leaders raising serious concerns about high-speed rail. we've learned many are ready to pull the plug on the electrified bullet train, but at what cost? and they're charging thousands of dollars while operating illegally. we investigate the growing industry of private autopsies here in california. candace nguyen: good evening, and thanks for joining me. i'm candace nguyen. we begin in san francisco with the sinking and leaning millennium tower. the downtown building is getting close to the limit of being safe and stable during an earthquake according to the engineer hired to stop the high-rise from sinking any further. our investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken shows y

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christopher world is being held in a washington dc detention facility on multiple criminal charges over his role in the january 6 the riots he has a form of blood cancer and broke his wrist while in custody. in may, the doctor prescribed surgery which is still not being provided. after reviewing the case, the federal judge held prison officials in civil contempt and branded the delay in treatment inexcusable. i find that the civil rights of the defendant have been abused. i don't know if it's because he's a january 6 defendant or not, but i find this matter should be referred to the attorney general of the united states for a civil rights investigation into whether the dc department of corrections is violating the civil rights of january 6 defendants in this and may be other cases we spoke with attorney albert watkins who was representing several suspects in the capitol hill. right. he says the case is part of an overall disrespect shown towards the detainees or incidence, which really is january 6, which those who are involved in january for being treated with a relative the elements o