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this is a g w news lawyer from berlin donald trump is acquitted of inciting last month's capitol hill riot. senate republicans join the democrats in voting to convict but it's not enough to survive his 2nd impeachment trial also coming up. germany bans travel from regions in the austria and the czech republic after a surge in highly contagious coronavirus mutations only essential travel will be allowed for at least the next 10 days. and storefronts.

this is g w news live from berlin donald trump is the creature divin so i think last month's capitol hill brought 7 republicans to join the democrats in voting to convict but it's not enough as trump survives the 2nd impeachment trial.

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g. trumped. the past week of drama and excitement in the capital right here is finally behind us. the 2nd impeachment and acquittal of donald j. trump now former president donald trump is also behind us is it time to move on democrats managed to get 7 republicans to vote with them to vote for a conviction off donald trump for what happened here or join a 6 but now it's all over and is it time to move on and if so how. i think there's a lot of a lot that needs to be done before we can all heal from everything that's happened so it's not over yet i don't think it's over it's time to move on yes from the previous administration but it's still time to heal and go back to normal because we're not normal yet you have to move on but the thing is i don't think he should have been at peace just. you know. there are 2 very very quickly you know if you've never heard of it but moving on from donald trump won't be easy what the former president symbolizes and means politically for people on each side of the political spectrum is rather complex if the reasons that trump became aware are no more i think the country will move on if they c

this is g w news live from berlin tonight donald trump on troy again president always trumps the 2nd impeachment trial has begun in the u.s. senate democrats insist that he's guilty of inciting the violence siege of congress last month republicans condemn the process calling it unconstitutional also coming up the united nations condemns police violence against protesters and me and more a 4th day of demonstrations sees tens of thousands defy water cannon into.

g. trumped. the past week of drama and excitement in the capital right here is finally behind us. the 2nd impeachment and acquittal of donald j. trump now former president donald trump is also behind us is it time to move on the democrats managed to get 7 republicans to vote with them to vote for a conviction of donald trump for what happened here on january 6th but now it's all over and is it time to move on and if so how i think there's a lot of a lot that needs to be done before we can all heal from everything that's happened so it's not over yet i don't think it's over it's time to move on yes from the previous administration but it's still time to heal and go back to normal because we're not normal yet you have to move on but the thing is i don't think he should have been a piece to start. through me you know. i'm going. into scripture very very quickly you know if you can move out of it but moving on from donald trump won't be easy what the former president symbolizes and means politically for people on each side of the political spectrum is rather complex if the reasons that trump became elected are no more i think t

g. trumped. the past week of drama and excitement in the capital right here is finally behind us. the 2nd impeachment and acquittal of donald j. trump now former president donald trump is also behind us is it time to move on democrats managed to get 7 republicans to vote with them to vote for a conviction of donald trump for what happened here on january 6th but now it's all over and is it time to move on and if so how i think there's a lot of a lot that needs to be done before we can all heal from everything that's happened so it's not over yet i don't think it's over it's time to move on yes from the previous administration but it's still time to heal and go back to normal because we're not normal yet you have to move on but the thing is i don't think he should have been impeached just. through me you know and if he were dragged. into scripture very very quickly you know if there's nobody there but moving on from donald trump won't be easy what the former president symbolizes and means politically for people on each side of the political spectrum is rather complex be reasons that trump became aware there are no more i thi

cannot give up their drug of choice, which is hatred and rage of all things donald trump and his family. one congresswoman just g introduced, get this, a bill to ban four presidents who have been impeached twice from getting buried at arlington national cemetery. and of course, conviction and the senate, that when it be required. f just the impeachment part. meanwhile, anotheren democrat is sponsoring legislation that would ban president trump from stepping foot in the u.s. capital ever again. okay? and that's not all. democrats are also seeking a ban that would block donald trump's dname from being used on any federal building, any monument, even park benches. and they are also attempting to block his federal pension, paid staff and office space. now, in the midst of a global pandemic, let me ask all of you, millions of americans are unable to get the covid vaccine, incompetent governors botching the rollout. millions and millions of americans are out of work. high-paying career jobs literally ripped away and destroying the energy sector in this country. and this is what your democratic leaders and lawmakers ar

so we are certainly not out of the woods yet. are certainly not out of the woods et. ,, ., g ., , donald trump's attack on the capitol by a mob of his supporters. but members of his republican party are mostly standing by him. paul adams has been looking back at the events leading to mr trump's impeachment trial — and what might happen next. article one is adopted. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. donald trump is facing an impeachment trial — again. no president has ever been impeached twice, and no president has ever gone on trial after leaving office. it's fair to say we're in pretty uncharted territory. so, what's the case against him? donald trump is accused of inciting violence against the government. specifically, this — the storming of congress by thousands of his supporters. hey his accusers say you have to go back a couple of months, to last november's presidential election. we know there was massive fraud. that was a rigged election. if you count the legal votes, i easily win. trump lost, but refused to admit it. not only th

license of china's c g t and watchdogs concluded the network was controlled by the chinese communist party . lawyers for donald trump or opening the defense case in the 2nd impeachment trial of the former u.s. president prosecutors in congress have wrapped up their arguments they urge senators to convict trump for inciting the violent mob which stormed the capitol building last month the. prosecutors made their closing pitch on the 3rd day of the impeachment trial of donald trump without using up their allotted speaking time of 16 hours. i wanted to start simply by saying that in the history of humanity democracies an extremely rare and frau draw and precarious and transitory thing this isn't just an attack on the capitol building and the dedicated people inside it was an attack on what we were elected to preserve our democracy. and of the prosecution made heavy use of video footage of the january 6th riots to prove that the former president had incited the violent insurrection. impeachment is not to punish but to prevent we are not here to tarnish donald trump we're here to prevent the seeds of hatred that he plant

president joe biden things seems determined to break away from donald trump's america 1st policies in his 1st speech on the world stage at the g. 7 and nick security conference biden proclaimed america is back as our white house correspondent complete help but it's not about pushing re. we sat on the past 4 years u.s. president joe biden addressed to global conferences with world leaders on friday but delivered one clear message forget the america 1st policies of his predecessor america is back the transatlantic alliance is back i know i know the past few years of strain and tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe. biden made clear he believes solutions to global threats must be collaborative during the virtual gathering of the g. 7 and later the munich security conference leaders conferred about share threats posed by china iran and russia. to move you down the future it is very important that we develop a common transatlantic russia agenda which on the one hand makes cooperative offers but on the other hand clearly identifies differences and i can only agre

this is g w news wire from berlin prosecutors unveiled showing footage to make their case against former president donald trump on the 1st full day of arguments in his impeachment trial it shows rioters breaking into the capitol has overwhelmed police officers and begged for help during the deadly violence last month. and u.s. president joe biden announces new sanctions against the military regime and that seized power in riyadh march his message comes amid a new wave of arrests of civilian officials.

german chancellor angela merkel and reiterated the signal that the g 7 wanted to send now that joe biden is the president after donald trump that multi-lateralism is back at the same time because a pandemic is overarching everything and then of the 7 countries are very much on the defensive they have earmarked another couple of 1000000000 euros to deliver those vaccines to poorer nations at the same time they recognize that china and russia have been doing a lot of work also dear is to teach it work as the german chancellor put it in delivering vaccines with very strategic aims in mind so that's certainly what we will also hear debated there at the munich security conference or i know bob returning to the munich security conference that we've been speaking about joe biden will be speaking shortly what's the e.u. expecting or perhaps hoping to hear from him. they more or less know what he's going to say because he is going to reach out to europe and this is the 1st time after those 4 horrible dark and leaden years of the former administration when you never knew where the next foreign policy horo would come becoming flying

that this will declassified and released, contrary to the fact that donald trump persisted in defending mbs, in fact, praising him at the gr world leaders, and he then was welcomed back into the world community. >> well, of course as you mentioned, congress requires the administration, then the trump administration, to come to a finding as to who is responsible and a report to congress. the trump administration ignored that law. so what joe biden is doing is complying with statutes that bind him to make this report to congress. let me be clear, andrea, i'm not calling for the united states to break-away from our relationship with d saudis. there are important elements to our partnership. we have an important counterterrorism partnership. we need to work with the saudis to wind down the war in yemen. bahrain has been important in achieve detente in the nations. there's all sorts of reasons to still have a relationship with the saudis. it's just that, you know, we need domestic reforms. we need them to open up some political space. we need them to stop targeting american citizens and residents because if they don't, there's

donald trump. in the final weeks of the campaign, google sabotaged the republican campaign's fund-raising and get out the vote efforts by throttling reminders and solicitations on their way to the g mail accounts of trump supporters. that happened. many more things like it. so it wasn't entirely the protester's imagination. has liz cheney or any other republican done anything about that? they're outraged by the riot. do they care why it happened? is there a 9-11-style commission on the way to uncovered google and twitter and facebooked crimes against our democracy and hold them accountable? we haven't heard of that 9-11 style commission. instead, we head liz cheney and other members of the capitol talk about people at the capitol like they're al-quaida and droned and maybe they should be droned like the terrorists that washington claims they are. before that happens, here's something you should no. no, it's not an excuse for rioting. nothing is an excuse for rioting as we have said since memorial day. this is true and worth telling you about. most of the people at the capitol january 6 were not racist but most of them were poor. we know this because "the washington post" did an a

license of china's c g t n watchdogs concluded the network was controlled by the chinese communist party. lawyers for donald trump will shortly begin begin presenting the defense case in the 2nd impatient trial against the former us president prosecute prosecutors in congress have wrapped up their case they urge senators to convict for inciting the violent mob which stormed the capitol building last month. so. a timely end to the day's hearings on the 3rd day of the impeachment trial of donald trump prosecutors made their closing pitch without using up their allotted speaking time of 16 hours. i wanted to start simply by saying that in the history of humanity democracies an extremely rare and froude trial and precarious and transitory thing this wasn't just an attack on the capitol building and the dedicated people inside it was an attack on what we were elected to preserve our democracy. for you. the prosecution made heavy use of video footage of the january 6th riots to prove that the former president had incited the violent insurrection. impeachment is not to punish but to prevent we are not near to punish don

britain revoked china's channel c g t n broadcast license after concluding it was controlled by china's communist party. the 3rd day of former us president donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial has begun in washington democratic impeachment managers and trump's lawyers each have 16 hours to make their case before the senate winds day's proceedings featured dramatic video footage showing just how close some lawmakers came to being physically attacked by the right. bill ruffian president alexander lukashenko says he's defeated a foreign blitzkrieg to overthrow him the hardline leader denounced 6 months of protest against his rule as a rebellion directed from outside the country the opposition claims that the election that he won last year was rigged south africa's president says his government have secured millions of doses of vaccines to fight a highly infectious variant of coded 19 that is dominant in the country president said the immunization program would start in the coming weeks beginning with health care workers ramaphosa made the announcement in his annual address in which he also promised measures to revive the economy and to tackle record unemp

g. >> that is our broadcast for this wednesday. >>> today in the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump house impeachment managersd out a clear wrash compelling indeed devastating argument that trump intentionally incited the january 6th deadly assault on the capitol with the intention of overturning the results of the presidential election. after more than a month of covering the insurrection, and our producers have been digging through video shot at the scene, and we've played a lot of it, it seemed like there was all to see, but that was not true. the prosecutors of trump said there would be something never seen, and they delivered jaw-dropping video to match trump's words and actions to the ce

g. >> that is our broadcast for this wednesday. >>> today in the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump house impeachment managers laid out a clear wrash compelling indeed devastating argument that trump intentionally incited the january 6th deadly assault on the capitol with the intention of overturning the results of the presidential election. after more than a month of covering the insurrection, and our producers have been digging through video shot at the scene, and we've played a lot of it, it seemed like there was all to see, but that was not true. the prosecutors of trump said there would be something never seen, and they delivered jaw-dropping video to match trump's words and actions to the violence that shattered the seat of american democracy. we're going to play that new evidence in just a moment. first i want to talk to my friend and colleague, rachel maddow. rachel, we were texting as we were both watching it, and i don't want to cannibalize your takes for 9:00 p.m., but i am curious of your reaction, sort of broad view of what you saw today. >> i found myself, as i let it wash over me all day today,

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g 8. but russia was banned from the group after invading and seizing ukraine. that didn't seem to matter to donald trump. he called the move common sense. he then said when it was his turn to host the g7, he wanted putin there. never mind the fact that canada and germany and france and the united kingdom all disagreed with that. well, today, we got a searing reminder of what a difference a change in leadership can make. president biden, this afternoon, set a new tone in terms of how the united plans to deal with russia. with remarks that took place as he attended his first virtual, g7 summit. >> putin seeks to weaken european -- the european project and our nato alliance. he wants to undermine the trans-atlantic unity and our resolve because it's so much easier for the kremlin to bully and threaten individual states, than it is to negotiate with the strong, closely united, trans-atlantic community. that's why. that's why, standing up for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine remains a vital concern for europe and the united states. >> president biden is making a clean break with trump's a

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big respectively so that is a big g story we will keep an eye on and i suspect so lawmakers on capitol hill.e. shannon: thank you so much. managers calling donald trump the insider in chief as they walk senators through repeated statements questioning the validity of the 2020 election and trying to link his words directly to the deadly riot at the us capitol on january 6th.re chad program is following it all tonight. >> reporter: democratic impeachment managers with their argument in 3 parts, the propagation, the attack and what they called the harm, democrats have never before seen security video writers breaching the capital gunning for nancy capital gunning for nancy pelosi, scared aides running and dramatic capital police radio traffic of officers begging for help. house impeachment managers claim the mob that stormed the capital did so at the direction of the former president. >> these defendants themselves have told you exactly why they were here as he made them believe over many weeks that the election was stolen and they were following his command to take back their country. >> we are going to have to fight much harder. >> reporter: lead impe

g olodryga. we're following three big stories here in the u.s. this hour. the country is bracing for the second impeachment trial of donald trumphis week just as it deals with new alarming news of the coronavirus pandemic. variants are spreading quickly, and experts are warning of more infections from super bowl gatherings this weekend. the premier sporting event wrapped up a short time ago with the tampa bay buccaneers defeating the chiefs 31-9, tom brady winning his seventh super bowl. talk about a g.o.a.t. all of the audience had been given masks even those who had already been vaccinated. the streets were packed with thousands of fans, very few masks and almost no social distancing. randy kaye and coy wire are there. let's go to coy first. wow, i don't think tom brady even broke a sweat tonight. he made this look so seamless. incredible because he's not only 43, the oldest to win a super bowl but this is his first year with the buccaneers. no wonder they're calling him, the team, tampa brady. >> reporter: yeah. or tom-pa bay. if he did sweat, it would probably smell like honey. he's incredible what he has done. i played nin

president to world leaders at the g-7 conference and is making a promise that, quoting him, "america is back," the president reassuring our allies that after four years of donald trumpcould be quite different. in a major policy change from the trump administration the u.s. has now rejoined the paris climate agreement and biden says his administration is now ready to talk to iran about a nuclear deal. and on top of that biden is pledging billions for the global vaccine effort. here now is nic robertson. >> the big headline from the g-7, a commitment to get covid vaccines to the poorer nations to speed the development and deployment of the vaccines to increase manufacturing capacity of vaccines and to share more information about variants of covid-19 that can potentially, potentially be more deadly or more infectious. that was a priority, committing more money so that those vaccines can get to those poorer nations, $7.5 billion committed. president biden came with his own money as well. >> we must cooperate if we're going to defeat covid-19 everywhere. my first presidential national security memorandum focused on surging health and humanitarian responses to defeat cov

president donald trump under that ban citizens were prohibited from applying for permanent immigrant visas to the u.s. travel between nigeria and the u.s. became almost impossible. i was flying adam a g. has just moved to the quiet town of arbil pizza in southwest nigeria he says life in the city of lagos will stop. things that easy i hear he has begun dreams he wants to move to america with his family. despite having a ready ready u.s. citizens he made his visa application has been deemed night twice. i was nervous that i'm going to law. into the pressure to refer because we believe it blames his 2nd visit rejection on presidential travel by the ban prevented nigerians from getting any visa that could lead to permanent residency or citizenship he says now being overturned by presidents bright in. many respects to. talk to us. but this. will write you president. never many. people believe that this new administration gives them a better deal is determined to try again this year he says moving to america could change his family's fortune there's a level playing field. for somebody who knows what they're doing who wants to achieve greatness obviously this country has been tarred you kn

g. with training weapons and air support u.s. special forces fought alongside the kurdish allies who finally defeated i-s. in 2019. the alliance ended when former president donald trump largely withdrew u.s. troops from syria later that year. turkey took full advantage attacking the kurdish autonomous region in northern syria and expelling kurdish forces from its borders. on to trump the us stood by as to exert its military might in the region the early signs that biden administration might not be as accommodating. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. series and goes on joe has been confirmed as the next director general of the world trade organization making her the 1st woman and the 1st african to head the body confirmation comes after u.s. president joe biden supported a candidacy donald trump had previously blocked effectively paralyzing york and as i should. the severe winter storm has most of the eastern united states in its grip and it also are bringing snow when the austin area is more used to days its interests like texas the state's been blanketed with snow and power outages are affecting hundreds of thousands of residents resident

donald trump second impeachment trial begins in just hours, what we can expect today. >>> new sites opening, and ability expanding and more shots coming down the pipeline. this mornings vaccine roundup. >>> ion mi to a g bryant. >>> good morning, everyone. it is today, you are a 9th. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. another cold day, we will see much of the sun today. >>> yeah, we're looking at those clouds i'll continue to stream into the area, so a week weather system bringing more clouds, cooler temperatures in, and also a spotty struggle or two as well. here is hi-def doppler. a few sprinkle, very light showers pushing across parts of north bay this morning from st. helena, santa rosa, petaluma, napa, as well as down through vallejo and even for san rafael at this hour. so looking at temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s this morning, you can see those clouds in san francisco with the mark hopkins hotel cam ranh looking at mid-50s along the coast, upper 50s around the day and low 60s in one this afternoon, you can see those clouds in future cast as we head to the day. let's check in with michelle for traffic and you are doing a

course the g 5 in the future he did praise the fact though that is seems the the biden and his administration is reengaging a with the hell something that of course was had been while donald trump i should say at the present donald trump it's only distance the u.s. from the crisis in the sile i remember my concert it was key that international partners work together in the region p cause he said they all faced a common enemy an enemy he called islamist terrorism. clearly the little it would delete the absolute priority of our military strategy is to continue our fight against terrorist group is this will be achieved with a strengthening of the joint health force which has already made immense progress our intention now is to strengthen the g 5 force with sustained funding. even though mark or did not announce a reduction of troops in the sile for now we certainly left the door open to one in the future saying it would be possible in the following weeks or months to come perhaps and the reason he's doing that really is also because the question of france's presence in the so hell has been raised many times here in france over the past year with public opinion you might say are t