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lawmakers the papers which have not yet been signed off by the party's leadership alleged trumping gaged and high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting insurrection alice of course rates to the violent storming of capitol hill on wednesday by a group of by a pro trump mob let's go straight to guy who's in washington for us now 1st of all what do you know about the impeachment papers. well these papers have not been released publicly but they have been leaked here to journalists in washington d.c. and several media organizations have received this to support to point out that this is just a draft and that nancy pelosi the speaker of the house has not yet indorsed all of this language yet so just consider this as a 1st draft for now but this is what the language says as you mentioned it accuses donald trump of high crimes and misdemeanors for inciting an insurrection and then in the draft draft impeachment documents it says a trump willfully made statements that encourage the imminent a lawless action at the capitol and that trump has demonstrated he will remain at threat if allowed to stay

cannot give money to countries and gaged an ongoing war. over as they can only think you when you go to your show will go to geneva too much money was already invested in you. to stop halfway have invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic ukraine. mccarthy writes in a city you know well it will slowly new democracy just. some of them but obviously the funds had to keep coming and the conflict had to keep going. and more bloody and deadly. earnest. as parties from both sides were using more sophisticated and lethal weapons. as well the. new deal. you know that's really kind of a prelude to. the world seemed too busy welcoming this new democracy in kiev. to notice what was being done as it spread its wings over the country. many in southern ukraine had been viewing the revolution with concern. i and an anti mind on movement formed in the city of odessa in early january 2014 the protesters set up their camp in front of the trade union house a building which w

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the taliban are sticking to their commitments to reduce violence cut ties with armed groups sending gage in negotiations with the afghan government as part of the deal signed last february the us agreed to withdraw its troops by may this year. it's been 2 years since venezuela's national assembly leader declared himself interim president kwan going to still has the support of the international community including the new u.s. president joe biden the president nicolas maduro has consolidated his power and wider is still in danger of being arrested for latin america to lucien newman has this report. 2 years after being declared interim president had been israel's former opposition controlled legislature why those future and his freedom hang in a precarious balance. after taking over parliament this month following a widely contested election president nicolas maduro appears to be setting the stage to finally make good on his threat to quote make wide all rot in prison you're good ok well we had our look at that but on the whole moment up i think the government is waiting for the right mome

focus groups beyond out in the tree town which is a climate change climate mitigation strategy meeting gage communities as tree stewards and very recently just in the last week we are digital town halls giving communities giving residents the opportunity to engage volte on priorities using a whatsapp platform for how money raised in their wards and property rates how it should be used so bringing us all into the space but also the residents the citizens recognising that we have a role to play. i wrote to put this point to you in you are not surprised it's come up super early this is boo not thanks who are watching boo now yes we are in crisis because most of african leaders are acting like they're going to rule for centuries allowing none of their competitors any space in political participation all right no filter take the filter off respond to that you to comment. that. i would have to. agree with but that we have a bit of a challenge in inclusion of young people inclusion of women inclusion of people with disabilities. in governance only that in itself it is a challenge to our nose in a

that the taliban is sticking to its commitments to reduce violence cut ties with armed groups sending gage in negotiations with the afghan government a powerful storm is due to make landfall in central mozambique threatening to devastate a region still recovering from another cycle in less than 2 years ago more than a 1000000 people in high risk areas have been moved to temporary shelters cyclon elouise is expected to bring heavy rain and winds up to 200 kilometers per hour it's on course to land near the port city of barrow which bore the brunt of cyclists in 2019. it's been 2 years since venezuela's national assembly leader declared himself interim president on high dose still has the support of the international community including the new u.s. president joe biden but back at home embattled president nicolas maduro has consolidated his power is still in danger of being arrested a sentiment as us reports. 2 years after being declared interim president but in israel is former opposition controlled legislature. future and his freedom hang in a potentially a spouse. after taking over parlia

pressure over logging in state forests many of which were devastated by fires just a year ago nicola gage reports from south roman states forests a new south wales. straightly is bush land is still recovering from the black some of fires that ripped through the land a year ago blackening 35000000 and killing more displacing nearly 3000000000 animals soon after logging started a fire affected state. many plant spaces and almost all animals they simply can't deal with that double disturbance in rapid succession and that makes. harvesting standards would tighten the fires but in the south broome and state forest local spend evidence of bloggers breaching their license allegedly cutting down large hollow bearing trees which provide crucial shelter for threatened species or thirty's or investigating but activists have continued their campaign to end logging in the region we were shocked we were just shocked that that level of noncompliance was going on and that forestry corporation itself picked up the new south wales forestry corp says its operations are sustainable and carefully managed with

of interest that we are asking the community to help us identify these images depict individuals in gage in various acts of violence or property destruction and we have made these images of illiberal on our website and social media platforms we shared these of these images last night with the d.c. bid the whole tale associations know the community partners along with the f.b.i. we also have shared these images with the with the regional airport authorities as we speak we have members of the metropolitan police department that are scouring the area hotels businesses except trying to identify some of these individuals this still may be taking up residence in our with the now city. the f.b.i. we're working closely with them to aggressively pursue those responsible for these shameful and violent acts you can help by taking a moment to view them and provide us with assistance again they have been publicly released on our website anyone with information on their identities or whereabouts is encouraged to reach out to him p.d. at toul 27279099 or text us at 50411 information can be provided ano

although the form in which that's expressed will be somewhat different to the way president trumping gage with that so i think the key thing for biden will be to try to engage europe to have a united front in relation to china and pull building that united front with europe will the price of that be dropping some of the disputes the tower of switch the u.s. has slapped on european on the european union over things like aircraft subsidies well i think there's an instinct point here of course because the treasury secretary nominee yellen is of course a highly competent economist. and we haven't had a highly competent to call of us just treasury secretary for a while now the whole question of charis i think it's very difficult to see yellen . intellectually as it were supporting terrorists i think she knows they don't work i mean trade taxes just don't book and so i think that there may be some shift out how the bite the ministration tries to apply trade policy we know that trade taxes are going to stay for the time being but i think with yellen in charge of the treasury there may be a shift

ensure that the taliban are sticking to their commitments to reduce violence cut ties with sending gage in negotiations with the afghan government a spot of the deal signed last february the us agreed to withdraw its troops by may of this year. in other world news thousands of people in hong kong have been ordered to stay at home the lockdown is the toughest pandemic restriction imposed on the city so far it effects a densely populated district which accounted for half of all new coronavirus cases over the past week on kong has been struggling to contain a new outbreak since november brown is in the district where the lockdown is in place and explains why it's been hardest hit by the by. the i'm in the jordan district of hong kong one of the most densely populated areas of the city and during the past week to 10 days or so the infection rate here has been running up between about 70 to $100.00 a day and the infection is proving very stubborn to suppress so the government is now taken the the drastic measure of locking down this neighborhood which means that tens of thousands of people a

justice department says affirming gage in a cover up and chose profit over a candidate about to bangladesh where a growing demand for concrete has created an illicit trade in sand illegal miners are digging up river beds and in the process stealing land and redirecting entire rivers stand their charter reports from seattle gaunt it's making life impossible for fondness. right michael klim say is the german army very used to flow through where she is now standing and she and her family could farm here before but now it's full of illegally extracted sent her husband drives a rickshaw car to make a living and the struggle to support their family of 6 they illegally took away all the sand from the riverbed using trucks after dredging and creating a sinkhole which makes the river and stable all this is now destroying our homes and farms in the area. they extract and sand is also used to fill in wetlands that people then lead plane to uncontrolled and mostly illegals and extraction from river beds for construction and land fillings are killing rivers and farmlands across bangladesh rock gold as

justice department says affirming gage in a cover up and chose profit over a candid. the world health organization says europe is at a tipping point in its corona virus outbreak it says more infectious variants of the virus so raising alarm the w.h.o. is also calling for a safe compromise when deciding how long the gap between vaccine doses should be it's a warning that the 2nd pfizer biotech vaccine job shouldn't be delayed by more than 6 weeks but the u.k. is holding off by up to 12 weeks to give more people a single dose and they're now more people in the u.s. hospitals with corona virus than at any other time during the pandemic over 132000 people are being treated and on thursday almost 4000 people died the worst ever daily death toll critics say people aren't being vaccinated fast enough because of a lack of direction from the government california remains the epicenter where officials say on average there's a new death every 15 minutes andy gallagher is in miami florida he says the situation there is looking isn't looking good. if we look back to july when we p

say i only work at the comedian foundation so i don't know the inside conversations at news of the gages and tech companies i would hope that those are the conversations that these different entities are out and we could be to have conversations and debate what is notable and what is newsworthy out in public and i think that that's actually a strength of the model is that transparency creates an accountability as to what could be editors are actually up to and you can always go back and take a look and say well why isn't this controversy a factor why isn't this news story on it could be to article and generally there's a good answer in that discussion space that that helps the reader understand why something might be included in an encyclopedia and why perhaps something has been held off for a later day as as information continues to develop or as we look for more sources to verify that in fact is the nature of the information so i want to take a so take a step back for a minute and look at how wicked p.d. monitors the content i mean could you tell us a bit more about the fact checking p

is i don't know what a diamond cos i don't know what i'm supposed to pay for it when i bought it in gage ring out in if i was getting a good deal when i bought it for a christmas gift that it now so when in did a bit of an exposé on the diamond industry in new york city in the diamond district and i went all the way down into really the vaults to understand who sets the prices how does a song work this is all a big rules of mystery in the episode you'll find out the answer to that question i was because i don't know if i'll buy a diamond again but we'll leave it at that the 2nd one that i did i did not feel right that part i just have to hash it a stench of plants about the scarcity isn't it it's not there's a lot of the minerals out there but no it isn't i always know that there's plenty of diamonds that all you can there's commons as much as you want as much as you want and what happened his disappearance who is sort of like the gestapo of the of the gun industry years ago they control the minds and they control the distribution but in the seventy's they came up with the diamond inside

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and instead of obsessing over the reality, trump and co are even gaged in the fantasy that our election was a fraud. yet, these same men and women who say they're so worried about manipulation of votes that they must, they must try to stop our constitutional transfer of power, the same people are stubbornly resistant to the strongest evidence of irregularities that we have. what is the strongest evidence of irregularity? what is, in fact, a smoking gun? this. >> there is nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you have recalculated. all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. flipping is state is a great testament to our country. >> if only on this, trump is the worst we have ever seen. find me the votes? nothing wrong with that? with pressuring georgia's top election official to overturn his defeat? listen, put a pinky ring on this guy's little hand. he is nothing but a mob boss. listen to this. >> you should want to have an accurate election, and you're a republican. it's more illegal for you than it is for them because you know what they did and you're not repo

bair baratunde, i'm anxious to gage your level of optimism.he work that joe biden is facing, and we made the point last night i don't think a president since fdr has taken over at a time when we were so low. you also know that an impeachment trial is on the docket. can you do both? >> we can and we must, brian. first, i want to thank you, as always, for bringing me back in this of all weeks, the transition week where we made it to the other side. in celebration, enjoy, i'm wearing a tuxedo jacket in honor of the inaugural balls no one got to go to this week. i'm partying at home with america. we have to be able to create the space to move forward as a nation. where the republican party is divided in their loyalty to the nation versus a man, to democracy versus authoritarianism, the american people are united in seeking some accountability and justice for all. those are the lines, right? liberty and justice for all. we need liberty. we need the freedom to return to our lives. we need to clamp down on this pandemic. we also need justice to hold

attack --gaged in an ellicott was a survey or. he was a member of the ellicott family who founded ellicott city. by washingtonired to go explore the spanish united states border. --that capacity, ellicott washington sends ellicott out to explore the border. he says, i have heard this. keep anes wilkinson, eye on him and his relationship with the spanish. he told president washington, president adams, president anferson that wilkinson was agent of the spanish government and those three presidents ignore the warnings -- ignore the warnings. so wilkinson recognized he needed to attack ellicott's credibility. freemanto thomas --remember we mention him a moment ago? he was charged with that third expedition.- wilkinson compromised that expedition by selling it out to the spanish. freeman had no idea wilkinson had done this. forreeman used to work herew ellicott and when approached him, he said you are my friend. i will testify in your behalf. his position was andrew ellicott is a lousy surveyor. most of the time he was not surveying. h

. >> so i think that all schools that serve and students should pen gage in antiracist teacher training looking at doctor's history he has champion justice and pushed for connecticut to become first state inn the natin to require more culturally diverse and requiring all high schools to offer courses on african-american, black, puerto rican and latino studies he's also worked to get nor students of color to become teachers about and to get connecticut college students who are already planning to teach in to the classroom. to teach in the classroom in the classroom quicker. but i think he's already some of his historyhe and his work have already shown that he is aware of some of the growth and equities. i also wanted to just quickly point out misconception is that people think antiracist teaching only improves academic and social outcome makes environment safe and welcoming for one or two grouch students and how students collectively when actually one of the actual goals in becoming actively antiracist is humanizing all students. so when you actually -- ensure that all teachers are engag

how do you measure president biden's executive actions here, how will you gage their success?l tell you my audience, it's a good step. it's the first step. it's an executive order, yes. so that means that congress now has to step up. i think what i really like about it is it's holistic. it's not just one department like urban housing or labor department. he's looking at a holistic approach. and we haven't really seen that since actually president lyndon johnson. but i will say this, congress is going to have to step up, and i make a note because what my audience is saying that if democrats have to go it alone, then go it alone. and they have to keep their eye on helping working class people while they're -- because if the republicans, alex, if the republicans want to keep donald trump as their leader, then i would not trust a single republican in the united states congress. would not. that's what i am hearing from my audience, as long as donald trump is their leader, you cannot trust them. so be prepared to go it alone. >> but, joe, given how much the word bipartisan was used

we have learned from times we did not do that gage met well enough especially with specialized high schools that was our mistake we did not. in this case and very clear timeline. from this point to the end of the summer will go to the engagement process for a new vision. we will have that formulated by september and then we will act on it in september. go ahead. >> thanks. you have appointed committees to look at these issues. you have proposed different ways forward. there's establish advocacy on what to do about genx. so what you think you will learn or hear that you don't already know or that you have not already heard? and with all of the pressing issues facing school, just given covid and the response that is going to require help to catch up this year, why is it important to dedicate more time to this issue? thank you all started in turns the chancellor. look, do we know everything there is to know already on any topic, no i assure you there always a good ideas and possibilities that we have not thought of. but you are right, there's already some good proposals on the table. but we ne

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change and although he knows it's all over he knows however that he wants to keep his supporters in gage and every down them again from those close to trump who have been telling reporters he does every one of them seem to actually believe that maybe there was a chance to overturn the election you know he goes through through these different cycles in the end what has been very clear doesn't want to lose any momentum he doesn't want to be out of the headlines he doesn't want to lose the charge will be the energy of a base the feels that he is the all for 2 of our problems and that is that will help him decide what he does next after he does leave office which we understand he only knows he will be very shortly the point is there how much of this the constant keeping everything on the boil is simply about donald trump working out his options post presidency and keeping the leverage do we have in place chad thank you very much for the moment i want to speak some more about all this to glenn kahl who is a former deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threat at the cia he is

line somehow i do think that has approach to so for more of more international engagement and when gage met with european nato allies will help him in that maybe a little bit more than and what trump has the last 4 years and it is going to is very interesting to see how it all pans out tommy thompson pretty sure you're not a sense for him to thank you thank you very much. well joe biden is doing all he can to market shop change in course after 4 years of donald trump some are questioning how about shift will play out for israel and palestine biden officials have already said that they won't undo the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital or the moving of the u.s. embassy they are signaling a move from trump's unprecedented pro israeli stance very force it has its eye joseph of robin hood by adhering to do solemnly swear that inauguration of a new u.s. president is a moment of reappraisal for america's friends and foes around the world perhaps none more so than israel whose prime minister has aligned himself so closely with donald trump president biden you and i had a warm personal

australia he doesn't now under pressure to come up with new policies to protect biodiversity nicola gage reports from south broome and state forest in new south wales. straightly is bush land is still recovering from the black some of fires that ripped through the land. blackening 35000000 and killing or displacing nearly 3000000000 animals soon after logging started fire affected states. many plants and almost all animals simply deal with that double disturbance in rapid succession and that. harvesting standards were tightened after the fires but in the south broome and state forest locals found evidence of bloggers breaching lawson's allegedly cutting down large hollow bearing trees which provide crucial shelter for threatened species or thirty's or investigating but activists have continued their campaign to end logging in the region we were shocked we were just shocked that that level of noncompliance was going on and that forester corp itself picked it up the new south wales forestry corporation says its operations are sustainable and carefully managed with forests regeneration afte

continue to seb san francisco's most vulnerable residents and ensure that they we have life planning gages and retain access to vital healthcare benefits. legal assistance to the elderly is locked in district 6. language is available in english, mandarin, spanish, korean and russian. thank you and i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> commissioner jung: i noticed on document under the selection process, -- [indiscernible] >> that's correct. this program started in fiscal year '17, '18. >> commissioner jung: thanks. >> president knutzen: did we have another question or comment by commissioners? >> commissioner bittner: i have a question. how many younger people -- young disable people have you served? >> this program serves overall organization wide, they serve about 10% people younger adults with disabilities and remaining 90% are older adults. >> commissioner bittner: thank you very much. >> president knutzen: i know this program, i mentioned it last year as well, when it came up. this is something close to my heart just because it was something i advocated for years ago, to

gage to propose that. i'm going to propose that we take the amendments as made and seconded and that would continue this it a special meeting of the board next week. >> president yee: there's a motion made. is there a second? >> supervisor fewer: second. >> supervisor peskin: haney seconded that. he wanted to have another board meeting. supervisor fewer. i suggest that you withdraw your second and let mr. haney second. >> supervisor haney: i want to understand the process here. i made a motion and supervisor mandelman seconded it. there was another motion? >> president yee: there was a motion to amend. >> supervisor peskin: there was a motion to continue the item as amended to a special meeting a week from today. >> president yee: we will have -- the first vote will be for the amendments. >> supervisor haney: my concern in maybe you can clarify this president yee and with the clerk, would you be setting a meeting for next week? you're offering, i appreciate the support for a meeting, supervisor peskin. we