elliott, another big name from the pence inner circle, greg jacob. just spoke to the select committee. greg jacob was a former general council to vice president pence, he was with him on january 6th as the capitol was attacked. how crucial do you think his testimony is? to the investigation. >> a number of people around pence is testifying. chief of staff. if pence does not come to testify, all of these are witnesses. that can help fill in the blanks around his potential testimony. a lot of folks would have been in the room with pence or the president at the time the events were happening. or would have been briefed afterwards. greg jacobs would a general council to pence. obviously he would have been consulting him. we may never seen the testimony from mike pence, and frankly, that's okay. given the constellation of staff. stewart knowing it well, for being in and around washington. someone at that level he has a lot of people around him who can provide valuable testimony that is great use to the economy committee. >> elliott, they are firsthand kno

elliott, next time you introduce me, it could be shorter. it is my great honor to join you for the eighth annual federalist society conference. thank you for the warm welcome. i want to thank the leaders the running -- is -- devoting his life to the government. we got a little bit of snow but join me and thinking leonard lee , my great friend and a great friend of freedom. [applause] i want to thank another man. jean meyer has transferred this organization to a respected organization with 70,000 members. thank you for your principal and visionary leadership. [applause] i way to introduce the highest ranking official in the room last in the privilege today to travel with my favorite person in the world and the best second lady the united states of america has ever had. join me in thanking my wife, karen parents. -- karen -- karen pence. [applause] handful of dissidents scattered and came together to make a stand. the law was to often defined by activist judges sacrificing the constitutional principles but that's where the nation was founded.

come on, elliott. >> sure.n get the information out of the vice president and there are other people who will testify in primetime, then by all means let's have it? my sense is the committee has more than we are aware of. this idea of jim jordan having spoken to the president for ten minutes i'm almost sure they've spoken to people around those conversations either on the white house or the hill who might be able to fill in details so yes, don. i think they have more than they're letting on. >> speaking of that this is what he told cnn today. watch this. >> as i said i had a number of calls with -- i talked to the president that day but i don't remember the times. >> you don't remember if it was the morning? if there was one in the morning? >> i don't recall. i know i talked to him after we left off the floor but i don't recall. >> okay. so, andrew, the committee has been reluctant to subpoena lawmakers. what are their options? if they don't subpoena the lawmakers? >> come on. subpoena this guy. for god's sake.

or your honor. >> so elliott, >> listen those here's the, if these congressmen fight the subpoena it up in the courts and drag on past the midterms that they were going to try this, should they have done it by now? >> danna is exactly right, it comes out one question how certain how much of a circus you want to turn january the sixth committee to, if you want to bring a circus yes issue the subpoenas. if not, like danna says, we would be inviting is a much larger political fight. right now it's a pretty structured legal proceeding as it operates in a political body. but, it would become political armageddon. every time a congressional investigation plays out, that's a calculus that congressional investigators had to consider which is how much a mess they want to bring to our hands and may not be worth it because you are getting a lot of information from a lot of sources including congressional staff not just the members themselves . >> former doj official and trump loyalist jeffrey clark appear before the committee yesterday, and pleaded the fifth of before more than 100 times in que

you play elliott on the show >> let's do it >> jimmy: one is that elliott is actually nate's estrangedany people were talking about it all through these reddit threads and at the end of it, i was like, "am i nate's brother? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like, "yeah, maybe. it could be true might be." >> i almost called them up and asked them [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay elliott -- oh, i love this one this one, i actually love. elliott doesn't actually exist he's a figment of rue's imagination. [ audience ohs ] >> oh, my gosh you wish [ laughter ] >> jimmy: will -- last one will tom holland appear in the "euphoria" finale? [ cheers and applause tell us. tell us right now! come on, tell us >> i knew -- i knew i was going to hear tom's name >> jimmy: come on. dominic, you can tell everyone right now, is tom holland on this weekend >> what i can tell you is that tom's a surprisingly nice guy >> what i can tell you is that tom's a surprisingly nice guy for being spider-man 5-hour energy... 'cause it's time to hit the gym and work up a sweat. and you're going to need some energy. lots of ener

elliott, just to wrap this up. is there any more that can come from this? the minnesota attorney general keith ellison has been very involved in these cases because the spotlight is on minnesota. is there anything more that his office can do or is this the end of the chapter for this case? >> we'll see. usually downward departures aren't appealed unless there's no plausible way that anyone could -- we'd have to look at the minnesota law. no plausible way the decision could be supported. she did lay out her reasons for it, whether they're particularly good ones is an open question. now what needs to happen here is that kim potter can lay out a path forward for ensuring this doesn't happen again. start a nonprofit to ensure better training, funding, speak to future officers and use your time as a free citizen to rectify what happened here. now, look, she's free not to, but for the good and healing of the community, it would fall on her to do that. >> the family was so disturbed and hurt by a lack of apology. kim potter did apologize in the courtroom tearfully

louis, elliott to report. join kron four's. we commemorate black history month. our pam moore will host a 30 minute special. >> honoring black history. mind body soul. it airs thursday, february 24th at 06:30pm, kron. 4 is honoring black history month and in the bay area. that will be a handful of local events to celebrate the month of february. and some of those events are >> online and some in-person in napa valley, the city's 5th annual black history month event appears on zoom at saturday. $25 ticket. we'll buy you. soul food meals to go and wine donated by a black owned winery. then in february 14th, the parade is planned at the new parish in downtown oakland and san francisco. a blues performance is planned by martin luther mccoy for february. 26, we have all the details on our website. just click the black history month tab. time now for a look at the weather. taking a live look outside right now. golden gate bridge twilight. yeah. can't get enough of that. no exquisite and it should be cool and rainy this time of year. >> it is warm and dry. and rebecca s

elliott davis has a closer look now at how black churches met the needs in african american communities nationwide. >> african american churches all across america. people come for help during this pandemic dealing with mental stress, struggling with the body's physical needs and to spiritually, strengthen them to withstand the terrible losses brought on by covid god. we pray for our families that are grieving. we pray for those that are in hospital rooms. reverend charles nurses, pastor of saint james in church. he's also president of the st. louis metropolitan college, a coalition. what made the black church uniquely able to field his rule? >> first presence. the fact that we they care. we've always been there. we've already had relationship and you really can't speak to people on a soul level without having a significant relationship. there. >> another church with that same relationship is fate. miracle temple. they too had to make quick changes in the pandemic to keep up with the needs of a hurting community, smaller praise and worship groups have taken the place. a big choirs becau

elliott, i am going to start with you. what does the ruling mean for black voters in alabama? the republican map includes only one district where black voters can elect a candidate of their choice. >> these questions of discrimination are sometimes hard to pin down or prove because they are nebulous. what is discrimination? just look at the numbers. blacks make about 27% of alabama's population. but only 14% of the congressional districts. about one-third of blacks in alabama live in a majority black district. 92% of whites do. now you can say that somehow these were drawn and it so happened to be the case that the numbers were so skewed. but the simple fact is when you look at the data it is abundantly clear that the votes of blacks in alabama have been diluted and the law as it is written now very clearly allows consideration of race, not above all other factors but at least consideration of it to ensure that voters have the ability to vote for the leaders of their choosing. that is just not the case in alabama right now. >> jeffrey, justice kagan wrote in her dissent that b

and marathon runner elliott keep sugar, indeed, defies human standard. especially since a kenyan broke records in vienna in 2019. as the 1st human in history keep ciocca broke the to our barrier at an astonishing average pace of completing one kilometer in 2 minutes. 50 seconds. in 2021. he won his 2nd olympic gold medal, but that's still not enough. now age 37, keep track of your dreams about winning all 6 albert world. marathon major. but who's the person behind the world famous athlete? where does he get an unbreakable? mental strength from we wanted to find out and travel to his farm near elder it an exclusive private moment with elliott keep chuck. yeah. it's a very big fun. it's very beautiful. no, you don't plan on return simply. no, but though not yet, but they both for a bowling all over the phone. so we all will eventually here, but you won't stop running. i'm guessing maybe not competing or not. so from here. yes. how many years has it been now it's, it's a been in teeny as this is the 18th year. when you see everything that you've accomplishe

how are you professional to look at it, martha elliott, new tech. we're almost sure we will contact you. bruce. i showed you some level, jessica warrens that jimmy period. megabytes cameron's at yahoo! are awesome green. you never called the book coach in the story of cheryl who speaks spanish. okay. him here who was her? johan. as was up, but it will go with fidelity because just of them for one or 2. yeah, because it for stuco sure. can america and promotional no the so ok there was to be should loss of her jewelry just made a presidential, richard or mac. io to loser in the rest. of course i could have shook. yes or no? yes sir, you run under jimmy graham pressed on a committal who howard recollect image know the showed my years of been historically you could in the give not the chance to set a quick all of this foolish says that the kid that he's that i'm good is no good, she you get it done as much as you know, she'll book up your vehicle. her ships to look a bizarre was there? you probably know mostly who could do that was militia, subject him

his debut, won the ball and then set up takumi minamino to make it 2—0. before substitute harvey elliott—0 in style, happy to be back after five months on the sidelines with a dislocated ankle. cardiff did pull one back, through substitute rubin colwill giving their travelling support something to celebrate but it finished 3—1 with liverpool safely through. thus the games are coming thick and fast and we need to see how we can deal with fast and we need to see how we can deal with all fast and we need to see how we can deal with all these fast and we need to see how we can deal with all these different fast and we need to see how we can deal with all these different things but, yeah, we have a lot of good players here and that is clear. where that will end up, i have no idea at the moment. but we will try to do everything to end however we can so that is the situation. the lowest ranked team left in the fa cup, boreham wood, are up against bournemouth in the last of the fourth round fixtures and they've taken the lead. 37—year old mark ricketts, the boreham wood captain, has put them 1—0

jonathan: you know what elliott management thinks.t they put out in a letter last year, last july. "this is a firm with a poor record of operational execution and value creation, leading to skepticism about the company's future and under appreciation of its true potential. for some people, you are a ceo under pressure at the moment. it is almost five years of the top, five years which have delivered negative returns for the stock. how are you going to keep people like elliott management happy? emma: we are all very focused on listening to our shareholders and talking to them. i was brought into address perennial underperformance for this company, and over the last four years, we have been addressing in a comprehensive way a wholesale transformation of reprioritizing investments in r&d and strengthening the pipeline. we have been completely reset, the group structure with this path forward into separation into two new companies, and most importantly, we will see all of that translating into meaningful growth. we are incredibly excited

louis, elliott reporting. kron 4 and kronon are honoring black history month and in the bay area, there will be a handful of local events to celebrate. >>in the month of february, some of the events are online and some in-person in napa valley. the city's 5th annual black history month event happens on zoom on saturday. $25. well, that ticket will buy a soul food meal to go and wine donated by a black owned winery in oakland, february 14th. there will be a parade planned at that new parish and downtown oakland. and in san francisco, a blues performances planned by martin luther mccoy. for february. 26, we have all of those details on our website. just have to go to the black history month and join kron 4 as we commemorate black history month. pam moore is going to be hosting our 30 minute special honoring black history, mind body and soul. it airs thursday, february 24th at 06:30pm. and thank you for watching kron on at noon. i'm to recess to we'll see you back here at 3. >>the news continues on kron on grab y

the next day, mcveigh reserves the ryder truck from elliotts body shop using the robert d.il 16th, mcveigh and nichols drive the mercury to oklahoma city. mcveigh parks it several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not tow. will move by april 23rd. needs battery and cable. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous at geary lake state park near junction city where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and fuel would have been mixed in some barrels, something akin to a 55-gallon plastic barrel. those barrels were then likely connected with this detonating cord which led to the boosters. and ultimately that detonating cord would have come together where the detonators or blasting caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortier, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that. he decided that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threa

louis, elliott to report. >> and join kron 4 as we honor of black history, mind body and soul. it's a special hosted by our own pam moore and it airs february 24th at 6.30. we hope you join us. >> at 6.42, we'll take a quick break. but still ahead, klay thompson, what does it look like when he becomes unleash? well, it was on display last night as they took on the sacramento kings sports director jason dumas still have the highlights. it had stepped. they can advance and also this morning after the break, a south bay food pantry in danger of closing could stay open. the city of san jose stepping up with some help through a new proposal will explain. >> 6.45 right now. this morning, some san jose food pantries may get a little help from the city last month. we told you particular about the lighthouse ministries, food pantry and they were in danger of closing. they've been helping a lot of people during covid. they were told that they needed a $15,000 per minute to continue operating. well, might be over because there's a new plan before the city council. it's going go up later t

. >>> in the east bay, elliott county's newest class of the group who would have graduated today. the 28-year-old died in unsolved freeway shooting in oakland last month as he drove home from training. today he was named an honorary deputy sheriff. >> he's smart, energetic, one of the people that the entire class grew to an it's important for us to make sure his family knows how much we will miss him and that he will always be remembered. >>> and airlift rescue in the sierra, months in the making. a couple have been snowed in with their dog since december, where they waited long to ask for help. >>> on camera, the race against time to save a dog trapped in a burning suv. >>> make way for jeff bezos, and a starter. rich standing in the way of instagram.soon enough. >>> temperatures climbing into the 60s across the entire bay area today, more of the same in the forecast tomorrow and even warmer for the second half of the weekend, detailed coming up in your first alert forecast. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd lik

joining me now, cnn legal analyst elliott williams. elliott, good evening to you, sir.g to testify to the committee about claims of election fraud after the 2020 presidential election. listen to what he was saying then and then we'll talk. >> philadelphia is a professional place for voter fraud because you have a decrepit democrat machine you have had for 60 years, and it's the reason you have voter fraud and there's no doubt about it. this was not an individual idea of 10 or 12 democrat bosses. this is a plan. you would have to be a fool not to realize that. they do the same thing in exactly the same way in ten big democrat-controlled in most cases crooked city. >> aw. my question is, everyone is, like, rudy's going to testify. he said all of that -- i mean, is he just going to say the same thing to the committee? what kind of nonsense should the committee expect to hear? >> you know, don, when people talk about testimony, they see it as this sort of all or nothing thing where either someone will come testify or get hauled off in handcuffs. there's a world of ways that

louis elliott to report. >> join kron 4 as we commemorate black history month.'ll be hosting our 30 minute special honoring black history. mind body soul. it thursday, february 24th at metta is rolling out a personal boundary feature to its horizon worlds and other virtual experiences in response to issues of harassment in virtual reality. these come just 2 months after horizon worlds open to the public. a beta user claims she had been verbally and sexually harassed by other male users. another user complained that her avatar had been groped by a stranger in an online post, she says was a lack of moderation, tools and accountability on behalf of facebook to stop harassment in their vr world. in response, metta is now implementing personal space bubbles. the boundary system creates an invisible barrier with a 2 foot radius around avatars. the new feature will be turned on by default and cannot be disabled. mehta says future changes could allow users to customize the size of that radius. well, here's a good return on an investment of $30 drawing which was purchase

on his debut, won the ball and then set up takumi minamino to make it 2—0 before substitute harvey elliottafter five months on the sidelines with a dislocated ankle. cardiff did pull one back, through substitute rubin colwill giving their travelling support something to celebrate but it finished 3—1 with liverpool safely through. tax it's another home draw for liverpool in the fifth round, where they'll play norwich. forest's reward for knocking out leicester, is a home game against huddersfield. man city will be at peterborough, last season's runners up chelsea go to luton. non—league boreham wood are currently playing at bournemouth, that kicked off at 630, it's x—x, the winner at bournemouth, that kicked off at 6:30, the winner will play everton. it's now 19 league games unbeaten for celtic — who have kept hold of top spot in the scottish premiership after another impressive win — this time at motherwell. they were 4 nil winners at fir park with abada opening the scoring. before tom rogic added a couple including this brilliant effort from outside the box and then daizen mayda wraped up

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louis, elliott to report. >> and please join kron 4 for our black history month. special hosted by our own pam. or you can watch that february 24th at 06:30pm. that's a thursday night. >> time now is 8.48, let's get over to the weather center. say good morning to john once again. find out about that forecast on this friday, john. yes, it's looking nice. may be too nice over the next 10 to 14 days long range forecast showing that this trend of dry, sunny weather. it's only continuing the golden gate bridge. absolutely gorgeous. what else is new? it's been that way for will to pull weeks now. we are seeing winter settled in for the rest of the country with bitter cold, rain, snow and ice for really the eastern 2 thirds of the u.s. but the west coast continuing to remain dry. we will see a few clouds overnight tonight that actually is going to help us out likely a little bit helping temperatures to be a little less cold tomorrow morning than what we're currently in the midst of right now. tomorrow. daytime highs right around the same as today's and michigan see still

. >> elliott davis has a closer look at how black churches meet the needs in african american communities nationwide. >> african american churches all across america. people come for help during this pandemic dealing with mental stress, struggling with the body's physical needs and to spiritually, strengthen them to withstand the terrible losses brought on by covid god. we pray for our families that are grieving. we pray for those that are in hospital rooms. reverend charles nurses, pastor of saint james in church. he's also president of the st. louis metropolitan coalition. what made the black church able to field his rule? >> firms presence. >> the fact they care, we've been there. we've already had relationship and you really can't speak to people on a soul level without having a significant relationship. there. >> another church with that same relationship is fate. miracle temple. they too had to make quick changes in the pandemic to keep up with the needs of a hurting community, smaller praise and worship groups have taken the place. a big choirs because of covid protocols. there are

mute to the mutual defense clause and our collective security guarantee, a nato what was your wasn't elliott and i assured to listen to those in eastern europe who are worried about their own security on the trips president quote, in must not underestimate our resoluteness, we will defend the nato territory on the basis of our collective security guarantee, inch for inch your mind and women. there's absolutely certainty in taking a country into ukraine. the will that we have as an alliance is to defend this country as we would defend ourselves. we want to build the owners, look, the german armed forces has already expanded its support for the eastern european later partners. and for this important signal. i want to thank the german ministry of defense, lithuania, where we are leading the response task that we have increased our troops. and in romania we have expanded our air pollution trip as well. we want to set up a new task force in the backyard. our navy is helping with additional ships when it comes to ensuring and policing, the north sea and the mediterranean. and we are prepared to be

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electrically tre, fulsome in our country, is they a cascade once dreamed of having a career like elliott gib so guess. he can still list all the international marathons he's competed in. he live to run his personal best was 2 hours, 13 minutes. but then he was beset with injuries. he'd only ever attended primary school. so he had to start again from scratch as an adult. it was in uniform for 4 years school uniform from necktie as concert our socks and all that. sitting down in glass would smoke. it does not easy, but i took it really nice. so everybody were like, yes, yes, yes, go 40, go 48 on tuesday, a good way, lake ag edition, or is power. with the help of the running community cask, i received a scholarship to train as a physiotherapist in europe. the father of 3 is proud of his small practice, which financially supports his family. i come from my hobbled bug long. oh we 9 in a family, anom number 7. so oh, so actually i've seen running, transforming my life because without running i could not have gone all over the wall. i've gone to several countries more than more than $24.00 cou

our mute to the mutual defense clause and our collective secured to guarantee a nato bobby holds on elliott and i should listen to those in eastern europe who worry about their own security. my little duchess, president, quote, in must not underestimate our resoluteness, we will defend the nato territory on the basis of our collective security guarantee, inch for inch your mind. and we mean this absolutely certainty in taking a country and to ukraine. the will that we have as an alliance is to defend this country as we would defend ourselves. we want to build the oldest lee. german armed forces has already expanded its support for the eastern european later partners. and for this important signal. i want to thank the german ministry of defense, lithuania, where we are leading the response a task that we have increased our troops. and in romania we have expanded our air pollution trip as well. we want to set up a new task force in the backyard. our navy is helping with additional ships when it comes to ensuring and policing, the north sea and the mediterranean. and we are prepared to be invo

is they across gay once dreamed of having a career like elliott gib so guess. he can still list all the international marathons he's competed in. he live to run his personal best was 2 hours, 13 minutes, but then he was beset with injuries. he'd only ever attended primary school. so he had to start again from scratch as an adult. it was in uniform for 4 years. school uniform from necktie as concert our socks and all that. sitting down in glass would smoke. it does not easy, but i took it really nice. so everybody were like yes, yes, yes, go 40, go 48 on tuesday. a good way. lake ag edition or is power. with the help of the running community cask, i received a scholarship to train as a physiotherapist in europe. the father of 3 is proud of his small practice, which financially supports his family. i come from my humble baghlan. oh, we 9 in our family and now i'm number 7. so oh, so actually i've seen running, transforming my life because with all running i could not have gone all over the wall. i've gone to several countries more than more than $24.00 countries.

elliott, you know, put up palantir we talked about it in the past five minutes that stock is off 10%eport when you look at the revenue growth, you say, would yw, that is great in a world where expectations are off close to 12%, elliott, this is a company that just reported earnings 17 minutes ago. what's going on here >> the key word that you mentioned is expectation let's look at shopify. $1.3 billion a 4% beat. subscription revenue up. merchant services up 27% all in all, solid quarter and solid year for the company at the same time, the stock is taking a beating following guidance that year over year revenue growth in 2022 would be slower than experienced in 2021. everyone knows online consumer spending habits were enhanced by covid and government assistance. if you look at 2015, it was $7 million. if you fast forward, the fundamentals are strong. again, the word and name of the game today is expectation. there is a growing consensus that the platform is still the best solution for merchants and direct to consumer brands. '22 guidance is not as strong. >> you are not blaming the c

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it's excellent elliott, slim combo riding with las mice and bob way on al jazeera with the understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home will, but you can use in current affairs that matter to you. 2 boxes from the street to chicago on different paths with the same ambition. oh, biting their way to a better life than themselves. and their families. 6 live in the volatile world at chicago, south side is no easy task. witness. ring sight on al jazeera for february on a just either china has the winter olympics, but will diplomatically comp and the corona vibrates, overshadowed the rigorous debate. them unflinching question up front, cut through the headlines to challenge conventional with how does a way keep you up to date as nascent tackling omicron variant and they've continued vaccine inequality. 11 east investigates how breakfast the pandemic and changing tastes are causing the great british curry crisis. a mi record levels of unemployment and extreme in quality close to we can go to the po, february on a just eop ah . rea

earlier we spoke to elliott, she is for the regional communications office of the world food program. and she was just very frank about the situation that they already have left and have a leg though. yes, he is waiting for it to prevent the food security situation from printed interrogation of their biggest challenge now is funding the current funding crunch means we're taking food from the hungry to feed the starting. and since the beginning of a year, out of the $30000000.00 people were assessing the 100 years of food, rational progressions of $8000000.00 of them is cut, us come at the worst possible time for them. and people who are dealing with consequences of escalation fighting the urgency needs $800000000.00 for the next 6 months to maintain the current level of assistance. cheryl, it's good to have you back or with us it back connected with us on youtube. a very interesting question. why is no saudi or m a rattie protesting against this destructive pointless war? i mean, i think the question the question, the answer is obvious to people who live in a these are not democratic

austria had better luck in the men, snowboard cross alessandro him. allah finished ahead of canadian elliott rondon in a neck and neck final. the austrian edged out grandin to claim his 1st ever olympic medal, saying he had just pushed a little more. there was joy for the u. s. 21 year old chloe, him one gold in the woman's snowboard half height, kim became the youngest woman to win snowboard golden 2018 aged to 17. her latest performance makes her the 1st female snowboarder to win back to back. gold in the half pipe. and us figure skater, nathan chin is taken home, his 1st olympic go delivered, a rousing performance skating to elton john's rocket man. and his 5 quadruple jumps . helped him live up to his name quad. he jen went into thursday's free skate with a world record score, won the short program. congratulations to him. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope you can join is that ah ah, with who to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. half chinese lead a. she ging paying and russian la puente enjoyed force

elliott in new york city line for democrats. caller: i wanted to say the people of faith in your audience, i hope they all pray for the good people of ukraine. do cyber questions, -- two cyber questions, talk about the expertise of the biden team. i'm curious how you would assess the cybersecurity expertise in the previous white house. the other question is, there were previous segments -- like any -- callers are talking about whether people should buy price from russia. do you have any feelings in the past, russia has overseen acts of computer systems which has resulted in release of documents. people seem to have use those documents. they did not say it is coming from russia we should probably stay away from it. i am curious to know how russia plays out in commerce of the free world. host: tough questions for either. as for you there. guest: when you look at the cyber cape abilities, the lever of -- the level of expertise in the u.s. government one of the things that is clear is there is an enormous array of talent that the u.

it's excellent elliott, slim bumble riding with las mice and bob way on al jazeera. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail, it citizens, britain's true colors pop 2 on al jazeera. a lot of the stories that we cover heidi complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can. as al jazeera correspondence, that's what we strive to do. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. all. hello, i'm mariam noisy in london. look at the main stories now. senior members of the u. s. military of arrived in poland is nato bolsters its eastern flank in response to russia's military build up on the ukrainian

this year's nonfiction nominees andrea elliott invisible child taya miles all that. she carried reuben miller halfway house sarah schulman, let the record show and clint smith how the word is passed their winner will be announced at an awards ceremony, february 28th. pen america is an organization which encourages free expression in writing? also in the news christy mcclain, who is the executive director of the publishing industry analyst group npd book scan predicts that print book sales will fall this year following two years of growth. she cites the potential rise in the price of books supply chain issues and a change in consumer behavior as reasons for the slide. book sales were up 9% last year over 800 million print books were sold in 2021. well, there are over 100,000 public libraries in the united states. most of them are members of the american library association. and we want to introduce you this week to tracy hall. who is the executive director of the american library association miss hall. thanks for being with us. as you know, you don't start off as exec

reprehensible and such a destructive metal against the keep kept a hearing on a russian figure skater camila elliott was doping case is expected to start on sunday, the code of operation for sport will decide whether she can carry on competing the beijing winter olympics. dole comes off to she tested positive for a band substance back in december. i rushes figures getting federation is adamant, the she is innocent. the russian figure skating federation doesn't doubt the honesty and integrity of its athlete. we will make every effort to clarify the circumstances of what happened and will provide the athlete with the necessary comprehensive assistance and support before and after december 25 in 2021. the athlete repeatedly took doping tests, including engaging during the figure skating turn. not all the results were negative. we do have at least some confirmation of what is going on behind the scenes here because it's never been the case in the history of the olympic games when a metal ceremony has been delayed for more than 5 days. now 1st and foremost, the doping sample which was tested positive was

elliott: i was begging for death. i wanted to die. the pain was relentless.tor: and 100 people will die. [ crying ] he was gone. just gone. a man who 18 days ago had been loving life -- to nothing.