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emmanuel macron's warning we will have to live with covid-19 in the long term.e spoke following the eu summit on the coronavirus pandemic. an attempted coup d'etat in armenia. the prime minister faces growing anger over the troops from azerbaijan, described as a betrayal. violence in myanmar as demonstrators purporting to be -- demonstrators oppose the military junta and support aung san suu kyi. thank you very much for being with us. european leaders met this thursday to try to find ways to speed up the production and rollout of covid-19 vaccines. they acknowledge it is a race against the emergence of new variants, that some fear could bring a third wave of the pandemic to the continent. 15.5 million doses of vaccines have so far been delivered. 29 point 7 million administered with about 5.7 million citizens having had their first dose. >> [speaking french] mark: it's the same dilemma that comes over and over again, how to keep angst moving but stop things spreading. the english variant has been called the british variant. i think british is inaccurate. this va

future of the transatlantic alliance with german chancellor i'm going to michael and french president emmanuel kong joining us now to break down that discussion is state of the chief international editor richard walker brussels correspondent barbara vessel and data washington bureau chief in as paul they have been following this discussion richard allstar way to you what were your thoughts on that on the talks that we've just heard. the oval of course is all sinking in i'm sure for all of us rebecca but i think what is quite striking after that is see that there was a bit of excitement coming into this today a belief that there would really be a kind of dialogue between these 3 leaders that they may even start talking to people to each other but that didn't happen and that allowed to some extent for each of them really to kind of talk past each other with their own takes on these various issues for instance joe biden's speech was very very strongly focused on defending democracy against or thora terrorism i'm sure this is going to have a lot to say about that from washington in just a moment a

both a deaf family and emmanuelle the cameroonian rescued by the ocean viking were detained there. we are still libyan government for permission to take a look inside this and it wasn't granted so we're going to find another way. on january 7th 2020 a protest in support of the government was organized we approached this man his name is khaled and he's a member of salvias council of elders. ok i think that people from the libyan people will never forget who was on their side and who was against them. we're talking to those who claim to defend freedom. to france. this country was a prime supporter of khalifa haftar the war criminal who wants to stage a coup. i know here con ed is angry he believes the west supports his enemy general khalifa haftar who allegedly bombed zawiyah 10 days prior to this protest khalid says shells landed a few dozen meters from the detention center. to prove this he promises to bring us that. when we arrive in zawiyah khaled is that as promised but before we can enter the detention center we're told we must meet the man 1st. he has a message for us. sort of

we're in barry italy 3 months after being rescued by the ocean viking crew emmanuelle has found refuge here we can sit down. we show him off to teach from the detention center in zawiya. where you're there. even when i was there that was the somali side. oh that's inside the large cell of the m we called it the kosovo. he's referring to the kosovo war in the balkans in the late 1990 s. gotta give a if it has seen in winter it gets very cold there because it's such a big room that's where they beat you where they abuse you where they do everything they always took us and there are some times when i was in that huge cell there was only one person in there and that person was the one being tortured so we called that cell the cause of all. the man who had also recognizes the head if the detention center. so that's the bearded man i know him with his hypocritical laugh when organizations n.g.o.s visit the center he pretends to be very nice blah blah blah blah but when they leave it's like hell again he didn't hit me but he slapped a woman in front of me he saw her and he hit her bam in wint

emmanuelle managed to escape but to avoid being detained again there was only one solution risk his life at sea and yet the libyan coast guard to try to arrest you what would you have done what based on the money personally i'd sooner have jumped into the sea them go back to libya couldn't be. libya has been forever branded into the rescued people's minds we went to investigate the city on the other side of the horizon tripoli. since dictator muammar gadhafi was toppled in 2011 libyan militias have been engaged in a merciless battle for oil and other riches in april 2900 general khalifa haftar us troops began an offensive against the internationally recognized government in tripoli this triggered a bitter fight for control of the capital. at our hotel we were warned of the dangers. from you know she was of me but we are you know you have her permission i know i know to be able to do everything if we would normally would you would not want. this from you. ok thank you thank you on the day of our arrival a military school was the target of an ass strike. the following day the bodies of all

emmanuel acho stepping in to host the "after the rose" show. after longtime host chris harrison step aside after backlash for defending one of the season's front-runners. what he's saying about his new role. >>> and we're loving it. the mcdonald's employee who's a soon-to-be centenerian. >> we all sing. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ we all sing it. >> why she has her own mailbox in front of the restaurant as she gets ready to celebrate turning 100 years old. >>> i want to feel that awake and young, right, 100 years old. congratulations to her. more on that coming up. >>> good morning to you. we start with breaking news this morning. the food and drug administration has authorized use of a third vaccine against covid. this one produced by johnson & johnson. welcome news as we move into the second year of this pandemic. >> so far, the cdc says 23 million americans have been fully vaccinated, nearly 48.5 million have received one dose of the two-dose vaccines that have been until now the only option, but that changes this week with johnson & johnson's o

joe biden also wanted to signal it was about style, even echoes of a slogan adopted by emmanuel macron when his presidency kicked off, france is back. here, america is back. let's take a listen. >> america is back. america is back. diplomacy is back. you are the center of all that i intend to do. you are the heart. we are going to rebuild our alliances. we are going to reengage the world and take on the enormous challenge we face dealing with the pandemic, dealing with global warming, and again, standing up for democracy and human rights around the world. >> our washington correspondent spoke to was earlier about some of the policy shifts we are going to see with joe biden. let's take a listen to her. >> donald trump was saying he was going to end these endless wars and bring back troops, and he started withdrawing u.s. troops from all across the world. joe biden is pausing especially the withdrawal of troops from germany. that was prett controversial when donald trump announced it, so he is pausing that withdrawal and ordering a review of all the other troop positions. he also announc

that is a burden that no one should have to carry. >> emmanuel baptist is negotiating a deal with the county to become a vaccination site. while the full story on the churches journey will be tomorrow night at 5 on our series unifying america. >>> the rookie center updates his injury status and, did you know, a quarter century ago happy gilmore hit the big screen. >>> the warriors have been without their centers almost all month. good news, looney could play tomorrow and the rookie james wiseman will have his wrist checked out this week.>> i'm just getting better and i can't wait to get on the floor, which will be really soon.>> sounds like a guy who knows he might be joining the team on their upcoming four-game east coast road trip. a far cry from what klay thompson has missed since the last play in 2019. but he is doing all right. check out these photos he posted.>> i wonder, has he ever not been living his best life? this is a guy in the middle of an achilles recovery and he is still living his best life. that wweall love about clay. >> the battle of the americans, jennifer brady n

. >>> san jose's emmanuel baptist church has been largely shuttered during the pandemic. during that time, the church has forged a unique relationship with the county health department and found a new way to serve and connect with the community. the pastor hasn't met in person with his congregation for nearly a year. they missed him so much, he feels the pews of his empty church like church stadiums, with cardboard cutouts of parishioners who watch the service from home. is located in east san jose. it's partnered with the county to become one of its largest testing sites. >> there is nothing like sitting with a family member who feels responsible because they bought the virus into a household and they lost a loved one. that is a burden that no one should have to carry. >> emmanuel baptist is negotiating a deal with the county to become a vaccination site. we will have the full story of the journey to the front lines of the pandemic tomorrow at 5:00 in our series unifying america. >>> a man hurt in sausalito after the book he was on exploded and sank. this happened sunday

one contender was emmanuel macron, who attacked the u.k. for declining to share vaccines. part, mr. macron's model was to enter territory normally left for the scientists. the french president told us everything points to thinking it is quasi-ineffective on people older than 65. cue much scratching of heads. >> i'm not sure where he got that from. anchor: as emmanuel macron was busy criticizing the u.k., senior commission figure martin so meyer also commented, tweeting proudly, the has seen 12 million people vaccinated in three weeks, and then he told us , in africa, only 20,000 people have been vaccinated so far. when that sentiment was questioned, he tweeted back, some humility and more solidarity would be appropriate. humility has been in short supply. they wanted to emphasize the good the e.u. has done. >> europe invested billions to help develop the covid vaccines. to create a truly global common go and now the companies must deliver. anchor: why didn't the you tie those investments to guarantees of vaccines? the you also thinks astrazeneca guaranteed to deliver milli

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emmanuel macron got involved saying what politics does great britain wish to choose? the best ally of the u.s., the eu, and this -- new singapore. it has to share. it briefly threatened the northern ireland part of the brexit deal. now, look at this. the times reports there is a center in berlin that uses the astrazeneca vaccine where each day fewer than 200 people are showing up for the 3000 daily appointments. across germany, only 14% of the doses have been used. the guardian tells us that 500 staff at a hospital signed a letter in protest when they found out they were getting the astrazeneca jab. one nurse said if it turns out we will be vaccinated with that vaccine, we will go on strike. the vaccine the eu got mad about not receiving is not being used as much as it could be. this may be in connection with the fact that last month while some were criticizing the supply, they were also criticizing the vaccine. emmanuel macron said everything points toward thinking it is because i ineffective on people older than 65 except everything doesn't point to that. it expects

vaccine access support nations has been raised by french president emmanuel macron.e has urged the united nations to hand over 5% of their current supplies to developing countries in africa. macron's comments came after the u.s. secretary-general denounced the uneven distribution of covid-19 shots. pres. macron: we must respond to what is a moral duty and the situation of glaring inequality, and to do so out of solidarity, but also if i may say so out of interest. if we do not eradicate this virus from the entire globe through an appropriate vaccination strategy and let it thrive on the african continent and elsewhere in the poorest countries and continue to circulate to make variants and variants probably resistant to the vaccines being deployed. hashem: let's have a look at other african nations that have started to roll out vaccines. zimbabwe is using the sinopharm jab that china has distributed to several african countries. senegal has received its first 200,000 doses jab from the same country, but there are concerns about the efficacy after a study found it prod

will find another way to flee like emmanuelle. we're in barry italy 3 months after being rescued by the ocean viking crew emmanuelle has found refuge here we can sit down. we show him offer to each from the detention center in zawiya. where you're there. so. even when i was there that was the somali side. oh that's inside the large cell at the end we called it the kosovo. he's referring to the kosovo war in the balkans in the late 1990 s. . in winter it gets very cold there because it's such a big room that's where they beat you where they abuse you where they do everything they always took us and there are some times when i was in that huge cell there was only one person in there and that person was the one being tortured so we called that cell the cause of all. the men who had also recognizes the head if the detention center. so that's the bearded man i know him with his hypocritical laugh when organizations n.g.o.s visit the center he pretends to be very nice blah blah blah blah but when they leave it's like hell again he didn'

everybody has seen that emmanuel even animals you know and. yet that day but the fact is that those who had their hands in the horror of rishon. you know that deep snow day it you know i'm complaining about it that we think only in military chance when it comes to. you know if it comes to establishing institutions restoring institutions in the county it becomes an it comes to. restore way all sorts of ranty county medical problems but yeah probably beatrice lucian's and we see that today. the godly the area is not what you hear now i mean this record and the threats have been outside that the abbey explained it to you. father some solace to try to do you want to do my duty to even send it to the west exit route so don't feel like the situation has been stabbed less because only the why do you do it concentrate anything. i'm sure it's an image me equipment and what people criticize that you cannot you know you call us who. impoverished villagers with your huge equipments so i didn't know they give children little leaders in fact or is it all i

we're in barrie italy 3 months after being rescued by the ocean viking crew emmanuelle has found refuge here we can sit down. we show him off to teach from the detention center in zawiya. where you're there. even when i was there that was the somali side. oh that's inside the large cell of the m we called it the kosovo. he's referring to the kosovo war in the balkans in the late 1990 s. . and winter it gets very cold there because it's such a big room that's where they beat you where they abuse you where they do everything they always took us and. sometimes when i was in that huge cell there was only one person in there and that person was the one being tortured so we called that cell the cause of all. the men who had also recognizes the head of the detention center . so so that's the bearded man i know him with his hypocritical laugh. when organizations n.g.o.s visit the center he pretends to be very nice blah blah blah blah but when they leave it's like hell again he didn't hit me but he slapped a woman in front of me he saw her and he hit her bam in winter he locked up a woman and he

ever since the beheading of a school teacher last october, french president president emmanuel macron pillar of that project has passed its first hurdle. the lower house of parliament has approved a new bill to combat extremism stop new measures would include tougher over sighted masks. tougher controls on homeschooling and band posting private details online to danger others. —— and danger. it has been met with criticism from both sides of the political spectrum. conservatives argue it does not go far enough. the terror attack still fresh in the french psyche. translation: when you see the cowardice in the state, preventing the wearing of the valve for young girls, not tackling question of immigration, when you see the did not prohibit the financing of foreign cults, it is already a collaborator. fin of foreign cults, it is already a collaborator.— a collaborator. on the left, critics argue _ a collaborator. on the left, critics argue the _ a collaborator. on the left, critics argue the bill - a collaborator. on the left, critics argue the bill vilify l critics argue the bill vilify i

the view in berlin the view in paris as has been made very clear by angela merkel and emmanuel mccaw on friday afternoon is will they have reacted if not angrily but strongly to the expulsion of 3 diplomats e.u. diplomats one of them german from moscow on the basis of what the russian government has said was inappropriate behavior for diplomats of the german government angela merkel saying that she believed it was totally unjustified for the russian government to take the action it did and emmanuel mcconnell speaking in a digital conference with angle americal the 2 had been meeting in a digital format as part of a franco german security council well mr merkel made very clear in his opinion he had condemned firmly everything that happened in the process that mr novelli found himself in from the moment he was poisoned back in august to now where he finds himself in a prison serving a freshly imposed prison sentence and so you have to view what's the use reaction to what has happened on friday through that prism remember that the 2 leaders merkel and mccann have been perhaps the most s

berlin which must break the heart of our next guest emmanuel coper bianco director of health 'd and care the international federation of the red cross and red crescent joining us from switzerland morning thanks for making the time today yeah u.s.b. so upset to hear this poor countries are crying out for yet we're hearing some western countries well we don't know if we want this job or not i mean surely when you're driving in the seal to get a life without you you'd think but people are thinking like that what's going wrong here how are we going to work this out to get these. over to poor nations through kovacs and stuff and is it just a big p.r. problem where do you start here solving this huge issue. first kevin thank you for having the red cross on the program indeed it's unethical that we have hundreds of thousands of those of 'd effective and safe vaccine lying unused in the european countries when we have many else workers in the developing countries that are not getting any back seeing this is that not only unethical is extremely sad because every vaccine that is not injected in th

chris: mike emmanuel reporting from capitol hill. thanks.oining us now, wyoming congresswoman, liz cheney, still the number three republican in the house. congresswoman, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> great to be back with you, chris. thanks for having me. chris: so as mike emmanuel just reported, yesterday your home state, wyoming republican party censured you and called for you to he resign immediately, saying that you had betrayed the trust of wyoming voters. are you going to step down? >> i'm not, mike -- chris, sorry, and look, i think people all across wyoming understand and recognize that our most important duty is to the constitution. and as i've explained and will continue to explain to supporters all across the state, voters all across the state, the oath that i took to the constitution compelled me to vote for impeachment and it doesn't bend to partisanship, it doesn't bend to political pressure. it's the most important oath that we take. and so i will stand by that and i will continue to fight for all of the issues that matt

head back to 3 wins in the last 5 league games but there is no point doing all the hard work if emmanuel denis is going to finish like this. one nil to stuttgart to sit in 10 and can surely start planning for another season in the bundesliga. we got in my contract sure and i'm also happy with. the future. to continue working with. so it's a good day. alone limp on in contrast with relegation still a possibility. away out spork leverkusen it's reserve keeper nicholas long was keen to make his 1st win this league a start but nerves got the better of him early on. for the listener punished him for his calamity. story lomas. replay is a must. because i'm stopped for hopes of being undermined by inconsistency but might finish the rollercoaster that his labor goes in season took another turn at on time so badly last 2nd to last or. one point it's not my child for either side but you know it's better than nothing. now off to gladbach. back coach mark arose and has had a turbulent week after announcing his decision to move to dortmund in the summer he stirred up quite a storm of angry reactions

now lives in but meets regularly with the village elders today he is visiting believe a emmanuelle the village elders are furious the government never consulted them about the forest. we are the keepers of the forest and we are against the people in your own day and might decide to take it but we are not happy at all. the forest is not only prized by local residents it also has huge ecological significance biologist way has been studying the evo forest for more than 15 years he says the rich biodiversity here is unique. camera traps revealed footage of rare primates including a species of gorilla only found here funding for research even comes from the us all of this makes it really really diverse in terms of primates but also how forests elephants which makes it really an outstanding place we have a whole wide range of 50 ants. but biodiversity is not the only factor that gives this forest global significance. as forest extends for more than $1000.00 limit our square it is made up of monte to lure a line of the poor graffy which means it has all these vegetation classes and. it's real

the french president, emmanuel macron, says europe and the united states should send up to 5% of theirur paris correspondent lucy williamson joins us now. what's prompted this idea? a couple of reasons behind this idea. 0ne a couple of reasons behind this idea. one is timing, the eu has a programme to fund vaccines for developing country and it has ordered 2 billion doses but it will take until the end of this year for those doses to arrive so this is a way to get doses into those developing countries more quickly. tonight we heard that if france was my own orders arrive as planned it should be able to meet its contribution without slowing down its own vaccination programme, and the other reason that is driving this idea is what france is calling vaccine diplomacy, by countries like russia and china which are rushing to plug the gap in those developing countries, and emmanuel macron has been keen that the west stand up for its global influence and stand together but there has been more than one tussle over the strategy and the moral high ground when it comes to vaccination programmes s

now lives in the walla but meets regularly with the village elders today he is visiting believe a emmanuelle the village elders are furious the government never consulted them about the forest. we are the keepers of the forest and we are against the logging the people in your own day and might decide to take it but we are not happy at all . the forest is not only prized by local residents it also has huge ecological significance biologist way has been studying the evil forest for more than 15 years he says the rich biodiversity here is unique. camera traps revealed footage of rare primates including a species of gorilla only found here funding for research even comes from the us all of this makes it really really diverse in terms of primates but also how forest elephants which makes it really an outstanding yes we have a whole wide range of. the ants but biodiversity is not the only factor that gives this forest global significance. forest extends for more than 1000 limit where it is made up of montane to lure of the program which means it has all these vegetation classes and. it's really im

around 800 the philosopher emmanuel kant took daily walks outside koenig's back he went in order to think. it was the advent of the corona virus pandemic much of our everyday world has come to a standstill but the book has experienced a startling renaissance sometimes with a companion sometimes alone strolling aimlessly through the countryside but maybe there is a deeper purpose science says slowing down heightens our senses the fast pace of modern life has destroyed our awareness of our immediate surroundings says lalage's to martin schmidt is a man who has dedicated his life to the science of walking. a mile very much wherever you are you can of course always ask yourself the question isn't nice here but you can put all your preconceived ideas aside and just look at what's in front of you. and walking is beneficial from a purely medical point of view too it's healthy and it costs nothing. the general director of new units i take museum forgets the outside world and strolls through a landscape that's shaped his life the genesis of sterling is depicted in many of the artworks here in the

we're in barry italy 3 months after being rescued by the ocean viking crew emmanuelle has found refuge here we can sit down. we showed him on footage from the detention center in zawiya. where you there. even when i was there that was the somali side. oh that's inside the large cell at the end we called it the kosovo. he's referring to the kosovo war in the balkans in the late 1990 s. . in winter it gets very cold there because it's such a big room that's where they beat you where they abuse you where they do everything they always took us and. sometimes when i was in that huge cell there was only one person in there and that person was the one being tortured so we called but the cause of all. the men who had also recognizes the head if the detention center. so that's the bearded man i know him with his hypocritical laugh when organizations n.g.o.s visit the center he pretends to be very nice blah blah blah blah but when they leave it's like hell again he didn't hit me but he slapped a woman in front of me he saw her and he hit her bam in winter he locked up a woman and her baby she ha

both a deaf family and emmanuelle the cameroonian rescued by the ocean viking were detained. we are still libyan government for permission to take a look inside this and it wasn't granted so we're going to find another way. on january 7th 2020 a protest in support of the government was open eyes we approached this man his name is khalid and he's a member of zawiya as council of elders. ok they are people from the libyan people will never forget who was on their side and who was against them. we're talking to those who claim to defend freedom. to france. this country was a prime supporter of khalifa haftar are the war criminal who wants to stage a coup i know there have been i know they have a kind that is angry he believes the west supports his enemy general khalifa haftar who allegedly bombed zawiyah 10 days prior to this protest khalid says shells landed a few dozen meets his from the detention center. to prove this he promises to bring us that. when we arrive in zawiya college is that as promised but before we can enter the detention center we're told we must meet the man

we probe further at a joint press conference with marco and europe's other most powerful player emmanuel mccall of france asking them why they seem so lukewarm over u.s. leadership on china as the biden in want to release an ardent visor shine and forces dish you were in and so she was all. to sign while merkel said she would support biden's plan for a summit of democracies both she and mark insisted that europe would be charting its own course this double food you have a piece on you understand 50. then you go. you know are pretty cut dinner to really think in mind some kind of meeting for anything. off the minds on the other the theme of for tots them does feel like well not so much be unclean much what's. not says i'm. going to open our source of all of the bottle sit the clicker mow the brought this you did it and visit the dogs in the start as you did in your mavic it was this fence sitting by america's european allies has the potential to reignite the tensions of the trump years. europeans believe that they can remain neutral in any growing rivalry between the united states and chi

greatest test of global solidarity for generations the group which also includes the french president emmanuel macro european commission she 1st enough on the line warns that the pandemic threatens progress in other areas such as climate change leaders say the most serious crises call for the most ambitious decisions. so let's have a look at part of that joint statement from those leaders or it says that we believe that this crisis can be an opportunity to rebuild consensus for an international order based on multi-lateralism of the rule of law through efficient cooperation solidarity and coordination or let's go through this with our chief international editor richard walker welcome richard why did these leaders think now is the right time to issue this statement. who feel i think they are partly trying to get that message of the urgency of these challenges that they're talking about obviously covert 19 is is top of the list they're really turning into a race against time particular with a view to vaccinations while you have this debate going on here in europe frustration that vaccinations ar

leaders of germany and france on friday afternoon it was the 1st meeting between angular machall and emmanuel macro since u.s. president joe biden took office even though the 2 leaders have been pushing differing solutions towards worsening relations with russia they condemned russia's actions this chancellor merkel you know these are still does this it's a milk and this particular meeting we were also informed about the expulsion of german swedish and polish diplomats from moscow in connection with demonstrations connected to mr nepal me. any. we consider these expulsions unjustified and we believe this to be yet another expression of what we're seeing in russia it is far from the realms of the rule of law at the moment. well let's get more on this from d.w. correspondent back regas in brussels welcome bent so a berlin's initial response to this russian exposed limits diplomat is to summon the russian ambassador what message is the russian ambassador likely to receive. well he will hear a strong worded rebuke of the expulsions and the actions taken by the kremlin and not only berlin but also

mike emmanuel, thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you, sir.ou: defense secretary lloyd austin has ordered the entire u.s. military to stand down over the next 60 days for what he calls needed discussions on extremism in the ranks. a standdown order will take the military off an offensive footing but doesn't mean all military operations would stop at once. that's reassuring, don't you think? pentagon press secretary john kirby -- yes, he's back -- says the number of extremists in the military is small but not an insignificant problem that has to be addressed. so the problem gets more ridiculous. just how small is the problem? there are a combined 20.3 million veterans active duty and reserve service members. last year the fbi opened 143 criminal investigations into troops and veterans. 68 of those cases for domestic extremism. quote-unquote. that is. .0003% and hardly a rational reason to stand down the entire u.s. military. and, by the way, or we are still waiting to hear how the head of the department of defense would go about making these de

mike emmanuel, thank you very much. appreciate it. a major development now at the top of the world's largest online retailer. what an extraordinary moment for amazon. jeff bezos, its founder, is stepping down as chief executive officer of amazon at the end of june. bezos will transition to the role of executive chair. andy jassy, the current ceo of amazon web services, will replace him. and the news keeps coming as amazon reported its first $100 billion quarter following a holiday and pandemic shopping surge. amazon's stock is trading up just about 1% in after-hours trading, $125 billion in revenue. impressive. only apple has done as well. google parent company alphabet also reporting earnings that surpassed wall street targets. alphabet with a $57 billion in revenue last quarter, a 23% increase year-over-year. the stock is nearly 7% higher in after-hours trading. and it was a good day for the rest of wall street's investors. the dow jones industrials finishing ahead 476 points, the s&p gained 52, the nasdaq up 209. volume on the big

. ♪ ♪ ♪ jon: live from america's news headquarters, i'm miami e man -- mike emmanuel. the u.k.t one shot to have vaccine to more than 15 million high risk people, that's more than one-fifth of its population. britain has prioritized the elderly, health care workers and people in nursing homes. the news puts pressure on the government to begin lifting lockdowns. prime minister boris johnson will announce a timetable on that front next week. >>> meanwhile, texas is in the grip of what's being described as an unprecedented winter storm. governor greg abbott declaring a disaster in all of the state's 254 counties. forecasters are calling for up to a foot of snow in north texas, but the dangerous conditions extending all the way down to the gulf coast. authorities are urging drivers to stay off the roads. i'm mike emmanuel, i'll be back in a half hour with an all new "fox report." ♪♪ greg: it's been almost a year and this pandemic and i can find myself saying, please god make this -- do we need a lucky charm to schedule a shot in the arm? we spent the last few weeks fruitlessly sear

french president emmanuel macron had a virtual summit with five countries in africa where the threatrror is growing. they are struggling to contain a violent insurgency by islam insurgent groups. they bolster troop numbers to more than 5000, and the french president hopes that additional forc from other european alliesill allow his country to reduce its contingent in the future. however, he ruled out an immediate reduction in the number of french troops stationed there. that said, germany remained skeptical about troops in the region. here is the german foreign minister. >> we must strengthen government institutions so that they are able to assure the security of the people, which means strengthening the police and, above all, the judicial system. it is also clear that only when governments are functioning again in a tangible way can the citizens have the prospect of development and a better life and be able in the long term to eradicate terrorism. brent: for more now, i am joined by a research fellow at the german council on foreign relations with a focus on conflict prevention and

david: mike emmanuel, thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you.id: president biden's use of executive action, as mike was just saying, is having a major effect on the working men and women of this country. in one of his first orders, biden halted construction of the keystone pipeline, killing thousands of jobs. the move comes at a time where almost 11 million americans are unemployed and more than 43 million live below the poverty line. fox news correspondent alicia acuna has more on the story from dorchester, nebraska. >> reporter: hi, david. you know, this main road here in the village of dorchester used to be really busy on an hourly basis at one time with trucks that were carrying industrial equipment and pipes. but you can see no more. and, david, i want you to take a look at something, because it really exemplifies the way things came to a screeching halt here. this is a field that is up the block from where we're standing. it's filled with pipes intended for the keystone xl. now they are just laying there, and the impact on businesses like

>>so tough this week emmanuel baptist will operate as a walk in sight. no appointments required but it will offer appointments together with ongoing capacity increase fence for walk ins in the coming weeks today was also soft roll out for people you are eligible in the state's phase, one b tier which includes education food and agriculture workers. california lawmakers have cleared the way for 5.7 million people to get at least $600 one time payments. it is part of a state coronavirus relief package aimed at helping folks with low to moderate income sua been affected by the pandemic and millions of californians and thousands of small businesses will have access to the money the governor officially signed off on the package today kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala was there and has the very latest on who's getting help. >>governor gavin newsome tuesday scribbled the final signature of approval on a 7.6 billion dollar states stimulus package this legislation will aid some of the people have kept us going to the hardest times of this pandemic

i'm mike emmanuel, thanks so much for watching.t to make his first public appearance since leaving office as the republican party tries to figure out its future. ♪ ♪ chris: the gop facing an identity crisis at the conservative political act conference in orlando. >> in the face of this mortal threat to our nation and our very existence, some prefer to fan the flames of the civil war on our side. that's foolish and it's ridiculous. chris: we'll ask florida senator rick scott, who's in charge of trying to win back the senate for republicans, about his call for party unity. >>>

the view in berlin the view in paris as has been made very clear by angela merkel and emmanuel mark karr on friday afternoon is will they have reacted if not angrily but strongly to the expulsion of 3 diplomats e.u. diplomats one of them german from moscow on the basis of what the russian government has said was inappropriate behavior for diplomats of the german government angle merkel saying that she believed it was totally unjustified for the russian government to take the action it did and emmanuel mcconnell speaking in a digital conference with angle americal the 2 had been meeting in a digital format as part of a franco german security council mr merkel made very clear in his opinion he had condemned firmly everything that had happened in the process that mr novelli found himself in from the moment he was poisoned back in august to now where he finds himself in a prison serving a freshly imposed prison sentence and so you have to view what's the use reaction to what has happened on friday through that prism remember that the 2 leaders merkel and mccann have been perhaps the most str

it is great to be with angela and emmanuel. we just spent a part of the morning together. i want to say hello to everyone and thanks, you at the munich conference, for hosting this special session. for decades you have pointed out that i have participated in the munich security conference as a u.s. senator joining my colleagues from both sides of the aisle to affirm the importance of the transatlantic partnership. three times as vice president of the u.s., including delivering the first international foreign policy address of the obama-biden administration. and two years ago, as you pointed out, when i last spoke in munich, i was a private citizen. i was a professor, not an elected official. but i said at that time, we will be back. i'm a man of my word. america is back. i speak to you today as president of the united states at the very start of my administration and i am sending a clear message to the world, america is back. the transatlantic alliance is back. we are not looking backwards. we are looking forward together. it comes down to this. the transatlantic alliance

. >> the doctor said having an ally like emmanuel bapti, one of the oldest and most well respected black churches has been invaluable. especially as they hit hard hit communities of color. >> there is a little disinformation and it is important to find community leaders and places where people have trust and that have deep roots. >> in thrly ys of the pandemic, e only weapons were social an testing and for the church and the congregation through 2020 those helped. they largely managed to avoid infection and serious illness. but all of that changed with the new year. we have s.s been a very we hav ha st mimembers most challengiwithth thchurch >> thinking about how best to battle this virus. the possible shift from tests to vaccines. >> we are glad that it kind of flourished in the way of flourished and now the question is, what is next? do we transition? maybe the next step will be do we become a vaccination site? >> the idea we can unify behind. in san jose, devin fehely , kpix 5 . >> they emphasize the testing remains vi into an overwhelming majority of the population has been vaccinate

pam emmanuel macron at the atlantic council discussing transatlantic trade, the nato alliance, climate change and working with the biden administration. the >> it afternoon everyone i am john rogers and i served as the chairman of the atlanta council and notwithstanding the pandemic requirements we do this virtually and to kick off the official launch of the atlantic council with a generous participation of our guest his excellency president of the french republicia my crown