are concerned that even with the clock ticking trump can still do damage it is unlikely that donald trump bill be removed from office because republicans have refused to go that far but the democrats want to underline the danger of the presidency of donald trump. well the developments in the united states are being viewed with concern here in europe and germany's foreign minister is now calling for the european union to work with the united states on a marshall plan for democracy now for more on this i'm joined by deja vue political correspondent and manuel chavez welcome to the show or manuel how significant is this call from the german foreign minister well this is history going full circle when foreign minister calls for marshall plan to have the u.s. in fact the marshall plan was the u.s. program that helped germany and other e.u. european countries to economy actually recover after world war 2 so of course this i'm this is not about economy quick cauvery it's about repairing democracy it's about salvaging democracy and say there is no democracy in europe without a democracy in the u.s. so

republicans and senate back to him eventually exonerated donald trump now it looks like the tides have changed the republicans in senate approved a defense bill against the will of the all trump and that also challenges donald trump's plans to pull out some $1236000.00 u.s. troops that are currently stationed in germany that plan is effectively put on hold no meaning another blow for donald trump in all the big question the big overarching question is what is happening with the republican party right now and how we seeing the republican support for donald trump beginning to crumble more than 50 countries around the world are now rolling out coronavirus vaccination programs that many have fallen well behind their distribution targets prompting a new surge into ways to deliver the doses. a familiar sight from coronavirus testing but in this florida drive by people are now receiving something much more hopeful vaccine shots. and yet the race to inoculate millions of people across the world against covert $1000.00 is off to a slower and messier start than expected insufficient supplies and complex logistics are backing down the process many count

senate has voted to override president donald trump's veto of a major defense bill with just weeks before he leaves office it's the 1st time congress has rejected a trump veto the vote unlocks more than $700000000000.00 worth of military spending . this year's holiday season was cut short for u.s. senators as the body convened for a rare new year's day session of the world while a final push to pass a coronavirus aid bill fell through and senators voted to override president trump's veto of a sweeping defense bill majority leader we passed this legislation 59 years and a row and one way or another we're going to complete the 60 years and no n.d.a. and pass it on to law before this congress concludes on sunday. president trump opposed the bill because it includes provisions allowing military bases named after confederate military commanders to be renamed. he also objected to the bill because it calls for the withdrawal of u.s. troops from germany to be reconsidered. in a rare show of bipartisan unity the u.s. senate delivered the president a stinging rebuke just weeks before his due to lea

republicans and senate back to him eventually exonerated donald trump now it looks like the tides have changed the republicans in senate approved a defense bill against the will of the all trump and then also challenges donald trump's plans to pull out some $1236000.00 u.s. troops that are currently stationed in germany that plan is effectively put on hold no meaning another blow for donald trump and all the big question the big overarching question is what is happening with the republican party right now and how we seeing the republican support for donald trump beginning to crumble well more than 50 countries around the world are now rolling out coronavirus vaccination programs and of those many have fallen well behind their targets making some reconsider the way doses are delivered. a familiar sight from coronavirus testing but in this florida drive-by people are now receiving something much more hopeful vaccine shots. and yet the race to inoculate millions of people across the world against covert $1000.00 is off to a slower and messier start than expected insufficient supplies and complex logistics are backing down the process many countr

senate has voted to override president donald trump's veto of a major defense bill with the just weeks before he leaves office it's the 1st time congress has rejected a trump veto the vote unlocks more than $700000000000.00 worth of military spending . this year's holiday season was cut short for u.s. senators as the body convened for a rare new year's day session of the world all the final push to pass a coronavirus aid bill fell through and senators voted to override president trump's veto of a sweeping defense bill majority leader we passed this legislation 59 years and a row and one way or another we're going to complete the 60 years and no n.d.a. and pass it on to law before this congress completely on sunday. president trump opposed the bill because it includes provisions allowing military bases named after confederate military commanders to be renamed. he also objected to the bill because it calls for the withdrawal of u.s. troops from germany to be reconsidered. in a rare show of bipartisan unity the u.s. senate delivered the president a stinging rebuke just weeks before he's d

points again, attacking the president, blaming him for what happened yesterday. >> bill: she did say -- >> donald trumpore robust presence at the capitol would have prevented access. thanks, gentlemen. it's a tough time to geraldo and leo, thank you. where do the republicans go next? i'll talk to an ally of the president, andy biggs from arizona is coming up next after this. ♪ you must go and i must bide ♪ but come ye back when su-- mom, dad. why's jamie here? it's sunday. sunday sing along. and he helped us get a home and auto bundle. he's been our insurance guy for five years now. he makes us feel like we're worth protecting. [ gasps ] why didn't you tell us about these savings, flo? i've literally told you a thousand times. ♪ oh, danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling ♪ i'm just gonna... ♪ from glen to glen i'm just gonna... it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. choose coricidin hbp. the brand with a heart. for powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. [narrator] this is steve. he used to have

for once it seems the senate was mostly an agreement, senators voted to override donald trump's veto the national defense billrichardson has this story and more from the white house. >> congress sidelined donald trump's demands and instead offered this. >> the bill on reconsideration is passed. >> reporter: the first veto override of the trump administration, the senate voted this afternoon 81-13 to override donald trump's veto the massive defense policy bill. >> a chance to ensure we keep pace with competitors like russia and china. our chance to remind great servicemembers and their families that we have their backs with facilities, resources and support benefiting the forces of the world. >> the 740 billion-dollar national defense authorization act enables national security spending, the president vetoed it to protect the names of confederate officers on us military installations and over limits on his ability to withdraw certain troops from overseas, the president also wanted congress to change in unrelated law that gives tech companies liability protection, congress delivered none of that and there are t

senate delivers a final snob to donald trump overriding his defense bill veto. traffic between britain and europe appears to be flowing smoothly as the u.k. completes its historic exit from the box. reforming its finances cuba and its decades old deal currency system there are fears it could make things worse for its people. welcome to the program the 1st day of the new year has not brought a new story in the united states more than 20000000 people there of now tested positive for the coronavirus well that number has doubled since early november and in the state of california another unwanted record $585.00 deaths are announced on friday that's an increase of 2.3 percent from thursday which until now had been the highest daily death toll almost 26000 people have died in that one state alone nearly 2300000 people in california have tested positive united states also fell short of its goal to vaccinate 20000000 americans by the end of 2020 only 2800000 have been inoculated so far well let's go to annie gallegos in miami and that sort of deteriorating situation wit

senate delivers a final scene on to donald trump overriding his defense bill veto. africa embarks on a new economic policy there's a landmark free trade agreement comes into effect. i'm john ash with sports the pond that is causing more problems at premier league club manchester city as 5 of the players tested positive for corona virus. welcome to the news hour after nearly half a century the united kingdom has formally left the european union are sharing in a new era in the new year so far britain's departure from the e.u. single market and customs union has been fairly smooth movement of the trucks and ferries between the u.k. and the e.u. has continued without any major delays but that's largely because of the coronavirus pandemic and a long weekend holiday meaning that traffic was like to than usual a new trade barrier is now operate. between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. this means commercial goods require a customs declaration and many british food products will need health certificates and some physical checks as well passengers on the 1st eurosta

senate says force its override president donald trump's veto of a defense policy bill senate's which is controlled by trump's republican party easily achieved its 2 thirds majority requires. more than 20000000 people in the u.s. of necessity positive for the coronavirus that's almost a quarter of the world's total caseload becomes as the government struggles to distribute vaccines fewer than 3000000 americans have been given the job and iraq exposed as experts are trying to defuse a naval mine found attached to an oil tanker in the gulf or thursday it was refueling another ship in international waters near the iraqi ports of basra. the philippine human rights commission says security forces killed more than $75.00 people during ethnic unrest in june and july last year the group has released a report detail in the violence and after the killing of a popular singer usher who desa while he was a prominent voice in anti government process rights commission calls the killings of widespread and systematic attack against civilians that points to crimes against humanity well our of them our s

republicans and senate back to him eventually exonerated donald trump now it looks like the tides have changed the republicans in senate approved a defense bill against the will of the all trump and then also challenges donald trump's plans to pull out some $1236000.00 u.s. troops that are currently stationed in germany that plan is effectively put on hold no meaning another blow for donald trump in all the big question the big overarching question is what is happening with the republican party right now and how we seeing the republican support for donald trump beginning to crumble well more than 50 countries around the world are now rolling out coronavirus vaccination programs those many have fallen well behind their targets making some reconsider the way doses are delivered. a familiar sight from coronavirus testing but in this florida drive-by people are now receiving something much more hopeful vaccine shots. and yet the race to inoculate millions of people across the world against covert $1000.00 is off to a slower and messier start than expected insufficient supplies and complex logistics are backing down the process many countries incl

senate has voted to override president donald trump's veto of a major defense bill with just weeks before he leaves office it's the 1st time congress has rejected a trump veto the vote unlocks more than $700000000000.00 worth of military spending . this year's holiday season was cut short for u.s. senators as the body convened for a rare new year's day session of the world the final push to pass a coronavirus aid bill fell through and senators voted to override president trump's veto of a sweeping defense bill majority leader we passed this legislation 59 years and a row and one way or another we're going to complete the 60 years annual n.d.a. and passionate under law before this congress concludes on sunday. president trump opposed the bill because it includes provisions allowing military bases named after confederate military commanders to be renamed. he also objected to the bill because it calls for the withdrawal of u.s. troops from germany to be reconsidered. in a rare show of bipartisan unity the u.s. senate delivered the president a stinging rebuke just weeks before his due to leav

the us senate has over—ridden donald trump's presidential veto for the first time, just weeks before he leaves office. they voted overwhelmingly to approve a defence billtol hill for defense news. he's in washington. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. how big an embarrassment is that for the president? it is a big deal. this is the first and probably last veto that president trump will face. republicans avoided crossing president trump for most of his time but this was rare. why did president trump put this veto ina president trump put this veto in a place given it is so popular this bill supporting the military? it is hard to say. this is the counterpart to the appropriations defence bill that actually budgets money and it typically passes with broad bipartisan support. this is the 60th year in a row. it authorises money in securities and it is a huge portion of the government budget every year and it is symbolically supporting us troops and a huge windfall for the defence industry that supports jobs all over the country. so what we know is that donald trump threatened to veto the bill because it contained a measure to ren

days away but it looks as if one of the last things that this congress will do is hand donald trump a defeat on a bill that has passed without objection over the last 59 years this time because he vetoed it both houses of congress including the senate which of course remember is republican controlled saying no mr president this time we're going to see this goes through and you're a veto is useless and that's exactly what they've done in the last few minutes thank you alan fischer at white house. watching out is there a life in london was still ahead grieving families demand answers as they wait for news on libya's missing men. it's probably wintry of a mostly european plane that's not clatter and admitted li and the far east of europe to key west and russia it's tomorrow the right expect with that cold front is trying to push the coded doesn't drop temperatures much as levon in book arrest which compared with vienna is a huge difference but the difference between cold and warm water is what's produced the stormy weather in the west involves a mad now by the time we get to saturday that strong southerl

. >> bill barr, who has been carrying donald trump's water for some time, when bill barr finally tellsp he thinks he's gone too far, that's something. but what barr did is besmirch the office. in one case they took on the case of a president, something the president was alleged to have been done before he was a president. joe biden went on to say that's not going be to gar laland's joo be my lawyer. you're going to be the people's lawyer. >> i think it means the department of justice is and has been independent. i remember when i worked there, i was in the civil rights division. i remember being invited by the white house to come and ride with the president in the motorcade to an event he was going to in washington that involved a constituency that served in the civil rights division. i remember coming up to the white house and heading for the car and being told that the president in fact had decided he needed to make some political calls on his way to the event and therefore i could not be in the car with him because they were that careful about keeping politics and law enforcement se

republicans and senate back to him eventually exonerated donald trump now it looks like the tides have changed the republicans in senate approved a defense bill against the will of the all trump and then also challenges donald trump's plans to pull out some 1236000 u.s. troops that are currently stationed in germany that plan is effectively put on hold no meaning another blow for donald trump and all the big question the big overarching question is what is happening with the republican party right now and i we see the republican support for donald trump beginning to crumble well more than 50 countries around the world are now rolling out coronavirus vaccination programs and of those many have fallen well behind their targets making some reconsider the way doses are delivered. a familiar sight from corona virus testing but in this florida drive by people are now receiving something much more hopeful vaccine shots and yet the race to inoculate millions of people across the world against kovac 1000 is off to a slower and messier start than expected insufficient supplies and complex logistics are backing down the process many countries including

excuse to the people who enabled and coddled donald trump for a long time to live with themselves, this parade of trump administration people, whether it is billohn kelly saying i finally had enough, donald trump is the real threat to the union, donald trump has a threat to this experiment we call the united states when he was impeached. and not enough people in his own administration took action around that. you have fox news now whitewashing trump's actions yesterday and inventing this idea that antifa or far left protesters took over this -- took over this sedition that we saw occur yesterday. whether in fact, these people are always at a trump rally and they are maga people, they are not antifa. and then you have legislators like ted cruz or ron johnson saying, look, we don't want to overturn this election but voters are concerned there was fraud and because there was fraud it is our duty to investigate it. when in fact the reason voters believe there was a fraud is because legislators like ron johnson and ted cruz have planted the thoughts in her mind and donald trump has been the leading cheerleader. if the other shoe to drop is that law

senate says votes it's over rise president donald trump's veto of a defense policy bill the senate which is controlled by trump's republican party easily achieved the 2 thirds majority requirements of white house correspondent kimberly hauck it's has more from washington d.c. the u.s. president reacting on twitter calling this pathetic particularly angry with the republicans in the senate for not standing with him and he feels it tweeting that he believes that they should have done more for americans with respect to the coded relieve raising it from $600.00 to $2000.00 that didn't happen and also the president still out a happy with some of the power of the tech companies particularly leverage over the u.s. election also talking about why more wasn't done for that more than $20000000.00 people in the united states of may tested positive for the coronavirus that's almost a quarter of the world's total cases in the u.s. government's missed its $2900.00 vaccination target that's hopes to administer $20000000.00 doses spy the end of december managed fewer than $3000000.00. iraqi explosive se

senate says force its over rise president donald trump's veto of a defense policy bill the senate which is controlled by trump's republican party easily achieved the 2 thirds majority requirements of white house correspondent kimberly hauck it's has more from washington d.c. the u.s. president reacting on twitter calling this pathetic particularly angry with the republicans in the senate for not standing with him and he feels it tweeting the.

paul: bill, what about the role that donald trump -- dan referred to it, but his charges that the presidential race was stolen. what implication does that have? >> we don't know yet, whether that will alienate republicans. i think this is donald trump's i win one for the gipper moment. he's endorsed these candidates, they've both endorsed president trump and support his policies, and he has go down there and rally the troops to get out the vote. if he does, there's no two ways about it, if he he loses -- meaning if the republicans lose in georgia -- he's going to be blaumed. if he -- blamed. if he wins, he at least has a more positive note.

senate has voted to override president donald trump's veto of a major defense bill the vote passed by more than the required 2 thirds majority and follows a similar bipartisan motion in the house of representatives it's the 1st time congress has overridden a trump a veto the bill earmarks more than $700000000000.00 for military spending. the united states has surpassed more than 20000000 confirmed coronavirus cases that's according to data from johns hopkins university the u.s. has more cases and more thefts than any other country in the world authorities are vaccinating vulnerable people against covert 19 are behind targets experts expect a surge and deaths and new infections following gatherings held over the festive period. the african continental free trade area has launched with 54 countries it's the world's biggest economic bloc it's hoped that dropping barriers to internal trade will create jobs and boost business on a continent hit hard by the global pandemic. this is d.w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram or visit our website w dot. again they want to have a

senate's votes to override president donald trump's veto of the defense policy bill the senate is controlled by transfer of public and party easily achieved the required 2 thirds majority. bosnia's military is set up tents for hundreds of refugees stranded in freezing conditions they were left without shelter for several days after a fire burned down their old camp authorities have tried to relocate the refugees but local people reject yes as other young reports. a sign of relief and of new shelter this will be home for hundreds of migrants and refugees stranded in bosnia-herzegovina sleep a camp near its north was border with croatia back in the military set up tents to shield hundreds of migrants from the winter's freezing weather after days of sleeping out in the cold the nation faced mounting criticism for leaving the migrants without proper shelter heat or facilities to do it with. we don't mind we're going to gesture and we can drink of water that's enough for us but the problem is then problem for us we need to contain this. for days there were cries for help earlier this week migrant

why one of the really important things in all this is that we do not locate this just to donald trump. the billingsh as him and maybe in some ways, more than him. they're the ones who are duplicitous. kevin mccarthies of the world, the ted cruz's of the world. ted cruz who said every terrible thing co-imagine about donald trump disaster so many of the other who's ran against him and then ended up in his cabinet or backing him in the senate. they could have stopped this again and again and again. donald trump told them what he would do and every single one of them who now resigned saying it was too far. why wasn't it too far when he said it was coming? they're covered in shame. they have brought this upon us. every bit as much as trump himself did. >> during the 2016 campaign when i didn't think donald trump could win the presidency, sometimes in the idle thought moment, i said it would be so funny to see him as president because he would discover the speaker of the house is so much more powerful than he is. the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell is so much more powerful than he is. i thought p

senators have voted to override president donald trump's veto of a defense policy bill the senate such as controlled by trunks republican party easily achieved the 2 thirds majority of quiet. egypt's foreign minister has summoned ethiopia's top diplomat in cairo over comments regarding a controversial dam on the river nile egypt's government condemned what it calls ethiopia's aggressive tone it didn't cite specific comments but earlier an ethiopian official said egypt is using tension over the dam to divert attention from its other problems egypt turns you don't fear if the o.p.'s grown renee song stand will take too much of their water supplies. tenser been set up as temporary shelter for rounds of fires and refugees and migrants who are stranded at a burnt out camp in bosnia herzegovina the government faced criticism for failing to protect them from freezing winter weather kathy lopez who are they on reports. a sign of relief and of new shelter this will be home for hundreds of migrants and refugees stranded in bosnia had to go been asleep a camp near its north was border with croati

senate says forces override president donald trump's veto of a defense policy bill the senate which is controlled by trump's republican party easily achieved the 2 thirds majority will quiet its tents have been set up as temperature shelter for the fires and refugees and migrants who are stranded at a burnt out camp and bosnia herzegovina the government faced criticism for failing to protect them from the freezing winter weather. and iraqi explosives experts are trying to defuse a naval mine find its action oil tanker in the gulf on thursday the vessel was refueling another ship you know the iraqi ports of basra and that's you up to date to keep it here on out to syria radicalised youth this next. the latest news as it breaks the measure they produced during this way bob resulted in the 20 percent drop in the amount the people are traveling with detailed coverage for problems both one are talking all believe in one off out of poverty rate of increase in the top 3 years from around the world the u.n. has identified $56.00 countries most need assistance what's worrying them is that many

republicans and senate back to him eventually exonerated donald trump now it looks like the tides have changed the republicans in senate approved a defense bill against the will of the all trump and that also challenges donald trump's plans to pull out some $1236000.00 u.s. troops that are currently stationed in germany that plan is effectively put on hold no meaning another blow for donald trump in all the big question the big overarching question is what is happening with the republican party right now and always seeing the republican support for donald trump beginning to crumble but more than 50 countries around the world are now rolling out coronavirus vaccination programs but in many places the distribution drive is lacking behind targets the vaccine supply is also limited and of scientists are debating whether to change the doses are delivered so more people can be vaccinated faster. and familiar sight from coronavirus testing but in this florida drive by people are now receiving something much more hopeful vaccine shots. and yet the race to inoculate millions of people across the world against kovac $1000.00 is off to a slower and mess

the us senate has over—ridden donald trump's presidential veto for the first time, just weeks before he leaves office. they voted overwhelmingly to approve a defence billeen recorded in the us. with over 350,000 deaths, the country has the highest numbers in the world. cuba, the only country in the world with two official currencies, has started phasing out one of them. the government is getting rid of the convertible peso to try to improve the economy. but that'll mean soaring prices, worrying many, even though wages are also going up. gail maclellan has more. cu ba ns ca ll cubans call it day zero. the end of a 26 year to currency system. 0ver end of a 26 year to currency system. over the next six months, convertible peso, pegged to the dollar, is on its way out. the government says it has to go to make the economy more efficient and to understand foreign investors. the only problem is, that leaves people here with the cuban leaves people here with the cu ban peso, leaves people here with the cuban peso, and it is worth 24 times less. 0r cuban peso, and it is worth 24 times less. or in other words, one us dollar equals 24 cuban pesos. that means pric

. >> este es otro golpe a las redes sociales de donald trump, son 14 redes sociales bloqueadas por considerar que se pudo alentar a la violencia billo que ocurrió en washington dc. >> alta atención política del país por el ataque al capitolio la sufrió en carne propia el congresista correa, lo rodearon en el aeropuerto de washington dc antes de que fuera a anaheim, california . >> (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) (gritos) (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) ahí tiene el acoso en el aeropuerto, el congresista nos contó cómo vivió la agresión de primera mano. >> 20 personas con odio gritándote majaderías con ese odio, sabe uno que pasará algo, pensé en prepararme para un pleito físico . >> sin importar la alineación política el acoso es reprobable siempre, esto también indigna, miren, un manatí con la palabra "trump" en el lomo, estaba en el río (nombre en inglés) que desemboca en el golfo de méxico, autori acción, yo ofrecen 5 mil dóla

bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, and donald trump? rep. king: they are each very different. bill clinton was incredibly smart. i got to work with him very closely on the irish peace process. i was one of the only republicans who voted against impeachment. i spent a lot of time with him. i traveled with him a number of times. it can be very frustrating because you see a guy with all this talent, all this intellect, all this energy, then he gets himself in trouble on issues that have nothing to do with being president. i used to wonder, how would he be if he had no overriding issue? the whole impeachment side, if that were not there, what else could he have done? but then the more i thought about it, maybe he needs that adrenaline rush. i'm not trying to psychoanalyze someone, but he seems to be able to thrive no matter what the circumstances where, usually the more severe they were, the more he was able to function. he is like a human high wire act. but again, i found him to be very friendly. when my mother died, the first two phone calls i got were from hillary clinton and bi

republicans and senate back to him eventually exonerated donald trump and now it looks like the tides have changed the republicans in senate approved a defense bill against the will of the all trump and then also challenges donald trump's plans to pull out some $1236000.00 u.s. troops that are currently stationed in germany that plan is effectively put on hold no meaning another blow for donald trump and all the big question the big overarching question is what is happening with the republican party right now and how we see in the republican support for donald trump beginning to crumble more than 50 countries around the world are now rolling out coronavirus vaccination programs and of those many have fallen well behind their targets making some reconsider the way doses are delivered. a familiar sight from corona virus testing but in this florida drive by people are now receiving something much more hopeful vaccine shots and yet the race to inoculate millions of people across the world against kovac 1000 is off to a slower and messier start than expected insufficient supplies and complex logistics are bogging down the process many countries includ

the us senate has over—ridden donald trump's presidential veto for the first time, just weeks before he leaves office. they voted overwhelmingly to approve a defence billlyn farkas was a deputy assistant secretary of defense in the 0bama administration. she ran for congress in the 2020 election in new york and shejoins me now from washington. thank you for coming on the programme. thanks for having me. so the republican party have in pretty loyal to donald trump throughout his presidency, but not today, what do you make of that move? well, i'd think it shows a couple of things. first of all, obviously with the loss of the presidential election donald trump has lost power. he no longer has any real influence, with one exception, of course, there were some people who did vote with him, to hold up his veto and those other people who wa nt veto and those other people who want his political base to support them, so there are some republican politicians over whom he has some influence but he has lost a lot of influence. the other thing it shows us is that this bill is really important, and there are very strong political constituencies that are stronger than

donald trump is the 3rd president in u.s. history to have been impeached andrew johnson was impeached bill clinton was impeached and donald trump has been impeached previously he was previously impeached over his phone call with ukrainian president zelinsky this is his 2nd impeachment if it goes through which it appears likely the house will vote to bring this article of impeachment against now richard nixon step down in the lead up to a possible impeachment and if donald trump is convicted by the u.s. senate he will go down in history as the 1st president of the united states to have been removed from office now he's set to leave office pretty soon anyway but this impeachment would prevent him from ever running again for the u.s. presidency so quite a big moment these are historic days in washington d.c. right now we've got the military on standby we've got emotions running high we've got donald trump saying it's a frame up we've got members of congress of donald trump's own party speaking up against him quite an intense situation as it looks like we face yet another impeachment trial for donald trump. we do expect the results

senate has voted to overrides president donald trump's veto of a defense policy bill the senate switches controlled by trump's republican party easily achieved the 2 thirds majority required it reflects a growing rift between some congressional republicans and trump who has 20 days left in the white house white house correspondent kimberly whole kit says that defeats in the senate has prompted a series of angry tweets from the president. the u.s. president reacting on twitter calling this pathetic particularly angry with the republicans in the senate for not standing with him and he feels and tweeting that he believes that they should have done more for americans with respect to the coded relief raising it from $600.00 to $2000.00 that didn't happen and also the president so i happy with some of the power of the tech companies particularly leverage over the u.s. election also talking about why more wasn't done for that now in the midst of all of this the house speaker nancy pelosi she reacted as well sending out a statement that this is a resoundingly rebuke of the u.s. president and his

up on sportsday on bbc news: sport continues to distance itself from us president donald trump, as former supporter bill the medal of freedom from him. for much of the last century so—called mother and baby homes in ireland took in unmarried pregnant women. many were run by the catholic church. today a devastating report revealed that around 9,000 children died over eight decades, in more than a dozen homes. around 15% of all children born there. at one home in tuam in county galway, nearly eight hundred children died and it's thought many of them are buried in a sewage system. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has been hearing the story of a man who was born there. the only thing that i can remember is the beds being wet. i'd march down to school, i had to go ten minutes late in the morning. you had to leave ten minutes early in the evening. we were all cornered off in a section of the playground by the nuns, so you wouldn't mix with the other kids. and then to be locked up in what i call a prison really and to think like why? just because i was born out of wedlock. pj spent his first seven years in

donald trump. the coach of the new england patriots, bill belichick, says he will now not accept the offer of the presidentialeedom — citing the events of last week at the capitol, where five people died. it follows on from the pga of america removing one of trump's courses from hosting the 2022 pga championship. rhia chohan has this report. with a record six super bowl titles, he is one of the most successful coachesin he is one of the most successful coaches in nfl history, so it is no wonder bill belichick would eventually be offered the highest accolade given to us civilians. the presidential medal of freedom has been awarded to sporting greats, billiejean been awarded to sporting greats, billie jean king, been awarded to sporting greats, billiejean king, michael been awarded to sporting greats, billie jean king, michaeljordan, tiger woods, but after the violent assault on the us capitol, the new england patriots coach snubbed president donald trump's offer. up until now, belichick had established himself firmly in trump's corner, the relation goes back many years. ata the relation goes back many years. a

republicans and senate back to him eventually exonerated donald trump now it looks like the tides have changed the republicans in senate approved a defense bill against the will of the all trump and then also challenges donald trump's plans to pull out some 1236000 u.s. troops that are currently stationed in germany that plan is effectively put on hold no meaning another blow for donald trump now the big question the big overarching question is what is happening with the republican party right now and how we seeing the republican support for donald trump beginning to crumble. switching gears now here in football germany shaka will be hoping to end a run of $29.00 games without a win when they face or berlin later today they're on target to set an unwanted record the longest winning streak in the bundesliga the current holders of that title or burley in team called manya who set the record back the 1960 s. and despite the negative connotations tasmania are not keen to relinquish their place in history i was money a bellino known throughout germany for $1.00 thing the disastrous $96566.00 season the cup went $31.00 matches without a win in the

has over—ridden donald trump's presidential veto for the first time, just weeks before he leaves office. the republican—controlled senate voted overwhelmingly to approve a defence billesident. the united states has now recorded more than 20 million cases of covid—19, doubling the number in less than two months. johns hopkins university says nearly 350,000 americans have died with the virus. vaccination is continuing, with more than three million people said to have received jabs. research confirms the new coronavirus variant discovered in the uk has a much quicker rate of transmission. scientists say the variant, now identified in 18 countries around the world is the ‘most serious change in the virus since the epidemic began' —

senate has delivered a significant defeat to president donald trump voting to override his veto of a defense policy bill the senate which is controlled by trump's republican party easily achieved the 2 thirds majority required it reflects a growing rift between some congressional republicans and trump white house correspondent kimberly halkett says trump has unleashed his anger online. the u.s. president reacting on twitter calling this pathetic particularly angry with the republicans in the senate for not standing with him and he feels and tweeting that he believes that they should have done more for americans with respect to the covert relieve raising it from $600.00 to $2000.00 that didn't happen and also the president so i happy with some of the power of the tech companies particularly leverage over the u.s. election also talking about why more wasn't done for that now in the midst of all of this the house speaker nancy pelosi she reacted as well sending out a statement that this is a resoundingly were buke of the u.s. president and his assault on the american military and national security noting t

turning to some american football now new england patriots coach bill belichick won't accept donald trump's presidential medal of freedom the country's highest civilian honor belichick is a long time friend of trams and the 6 time winning super bowl coach is assigned to decline the medal after last week's siege on the u.s. capitol belichick said he was flattered but that his love for the country quote outweighs the benefits of an individual award. and opposition is going to be co-hosting this year's ice hockey world championship starting in late may but security forces brutally cracking down on protests against longtime president aleksander look at shango opponents including the tournaments co-host latvia say bello roos should not be rewarded with the tournaments now european politicians have joined in the criticism calling for the country to be stripped of its hosting duties. alexander lukashenko is a big ice hockey fan and he's often seen showing off his skills on the rink would look close accused of using the sport to critics say a world championship in better routes would be used his im

with this meanwhile the united states senate has voted to override president donald trump's veto of the annual defense bill major defeat for trump just 20 days before he leaves office senate cheve the 2 thirds majority required with many republican members voting against trump for the 1st time refused to sign the $740000000000.00 defense act into law because it retains legal protection for technology companies. after nearly half a century the united kingdom has for many left the european union so far britain's departure from the e.u. single market customs union has been fairly smooth the movement of trucks and ferries between the u.k. and the e.u. has continued without major delays but the crown of ours pandemic and a long weekend holiday meant that traffic was lighter than usual the african free trade agreement has come into effect often months of delays from now it's being implemented in $33.00 countries that have officially ratified it while bank says it will lift millions of people out of extreme poverty under the deal tariffs on 90 percent of goods will be eliminated and many hong kong residents are p

united states senate has just voted to override president donald trump's veto of the annual defense bill a major defeat for the president just 20 days before he leaves office senate achieve the 2 thirds majority required with many republican members voting against for the 1st time refused to sign the $740000000000.00 defense act into law because it retains legal protection for tech companies the african free trade agreement has come into effect often months of delays for now it's being implemented in the $33.00 countries that have officially ratified it well bank says it will lift millions of people out of extreme poverty under the deal tariffs on 90 percent of goods will be eliminated and many hong kong residents of packing up to avoid tough new security laws burson is offering refuge to those who no longer feel safe from the end of the month they can move to the u.k. 5 to 5 years and apply for residency. the program radicalized youth is coming up next and then i'll have more news for you in about 25 minutes time i'll see them. for the. if you want to learn what the world might look lik

congress was not going to pass this bill that was one of the tangential issues in this massive bill that donald trump issue with the what about when i mention a bit earlier he was at all this with the paul the restricts the president's authority to bring home troops from overseas the president is commander in chief why is congress moved to the fact of the name at the present and so far it seems. well there's many in congress and believe that the president's moving too fast that that his decision to withdraw troops was a politically motivated decision taken out you know without due consideration to you know legitimate national concern is security concerns and they also believe that since the president is leaving office that these are decisions that should be made by the incoming administration and so congress is seeking to slow down the president's president's ability to act on his desire to withdraw the troops requiring detailed reports to be submitted to congress prior to trans being used to withdraw troops these reports we talk about the consequences of withdrawn what the president's doing to mitig

him tom brady even though he's no longer at the patriots also has an association with donald trump so you see that bill belichick realizing he's trying to do a p.r. he's trying to save himself from being associated with a president who incited such violence last week in our country and you know he says i'm an american citizen with great reverence for our nation's values and freedoms that's great but you're also oddly silent when protests are going on over the murders that occurred over the summer the buckeyes matters purchase your oddly science silent when and if all players are kneeling for the national anthem so now is this is the hill you choose to stand on is saying nothing friend i don't want your mad all trains i agree with you there social justice just isn't bellatrix being. i feel like you're right there is a p.r. move that he's trying to do now just like lots of members of congress are doing as well and trying to backtrack and it leaves apply some levels of distance away from even being associated with anything related to last week's insurrection in the violence there but for bill attack and l

in the us, the republican—controlled senate has overturned donald trump's veto of a $740 billion defence billpresidency weeks before he leaves office. two thirds of the senators voting having voted in the affirmative, the bill on reconsideration is passed. the infection to the president of the united states to the contracting —— objection notwithstanding. mr trump had criticised a clause that would lead to the removal of the names of confederate generals from us military bases. the move is seen as a humiliating rebuke of the president. let's look at some of the day's other news. the new york stock exchange says it will de—list three chinese telecommunications firms because of their alleged links with china's military. the move comes after president trump signed an executive order in november barring us investments in chinese companies that were seen as a threat to national security. iran has told the un's atomic watchdog that it plans to start enriching uranium to a level far higher than that allowed under the international nuclear deal. the country intends to enrich to a purity of up to 20%.

estuviera presente >>> juramenta pero se han roto muchos protocolos en este gobierno de donald trump aquÍ vemos a billnÓ por eso acuden los candidatos >>> los presidentes anteriores entonces aquÍ lo notable no es que solamente 3 presidentes anteriores estÁn >>> son los que pueden estar lo notable es que pueda estar y no estÁ ahÍ >>> especialmente cuando consideras que hace 2 semanas estaban trepados en las estructuras deberÍa de estar aÍi no tiene que avalar porque no es el puesto de Él si no para presenciar la ceremonia y la preferencia del pÚblico fue este presidente y yo estoy aquÍ para honrarlo >>> pero eso no estÁ pasando cuando vemos a bill clinton y hillary clinton con las personas que estÁn ahÍ y van presentar y anunciar formalmente a george w. bush y laura bush. >> (trompetas) ya vemos ya llegada de barack obama y michelle obama tambiÉn >>> (hablan en inglÉs) (aplausos). >>> (aplausos) >>> ahÍ los vemos entrando entre aplausos >>> clarisa? >>> sÍ con bueno, tambiÉn pienso que quizÁs habiendo animado el atentado contra el capitolio hubiera sido un poco raro que luego se presentara pero ahÍ en

shannon: donald trump receiving a welcoming forward as he made his way to his mara log osa. former education secretary bill trump may no longer be the president but his ideas will be pushed forward. >> whatever he does, the political philosophy of donald trump, the policies of donald trump remain very strong and very appealing and i believe will become more appealing as the biden years go on. this country is extremely strong in many ways that it wasn't before. it is now party of the working class. >> which parts of president biden's first official address to the nation resonated most with americans and how to compare to donald trump's are going address. >> we carter joins us. it is good to see you as always. >> good morning. >> there is no surprise here and this does go to the division we are seeing in this country but let's go ahead and take a listen to what president biden said as he proclaimed that democracy has prevailed. all right, looks like we're having a hard time hearing that. why don't i read you what he said, that way people at home can understand it. he said, quote, today we celebrate the trium

paul: bill. >> i say donald trump most achievement was effect on the federal judiciary a lot of peopleat but a lot of people here you have to include leonard leo the federal society and mitch mcconnell majority leader who got them through. but i'll say other people mike kate todd in the white house counsel office this was among most lasting achievements of donald trump's presidency. and these people did a great job. paul: dan. >> paul, i'm going to sing about secretary bette betsy devos put in college regarding sexual abuse accusation. that basically reversed due process for many people. mr. devos's education department fixed that reformed it in a way that established the principle of due process for both accusers and the accused. the secondary she made a lot of progress was in she was a tireless advocate for children going schools in the most impoverish areas by promoting school scholarship programs, and vouchers and charter schools so i think she deserves a lot of credit for making those efforts. paul: i'm going to single out the economist economic advisors and deregulators people li