not want to give us information i am on homeland security senator johnson guess what, the chair, gary petersr the biden so we get no information. >> the results are affecting the american people. i have been to the border three times. i am about too go for a fourth time. i have seen it with my eyes up close and personal, 2 million people apprehended at the border this year, and the last year, six and 50000 others getting away. and all of those illicit narcotics, fentanyl, 100,000 people in america died because of overdoses because of the drugs they took workplace with fentanyl. >> and maria let's go through a typical family i grew up in a poor family i wash my mom struggle with inflation. what's a mom doing today all across this country question when she sang drive enough money for gas or food? if i go to the grocery store the any groceries there question of the biden menstruation. 100,000 people die of drug overdose 100,000 people there were life in this country a year ago died. and joe biden doesn't nothing about it but if you are in the military, our military has become the woke military

. >> let's take a listen in right now to senator gary peters in michigan, saying our democracy has survivedhallenges. let's listen to what he has to say. >>> we should celebrate that we had record turnout, even in a once in a lifetime pandemic. and we should commend the election workers who made this incredible feat possible. instead, too many people including too many of my republican colleagues, have continued to sew doubt in the integrity of our election process. and these actions threaten the very bedrock of our democracy. instead of condemning falsehoods and violence, there is a concerted effort underway in michigan, and all across our country to rewrite history. remove election officials. and rewrite state laws to limit voter participation. one of the bills that was introduced in michigan legislature would lock up absentee drop boxes before election day. one republican city clerk called this idea crazy. and said it makes no sense whatsoever. i agree. another bill would restrict the ability of -- >> you're listening to senator peters speaking on the senate floor about vote gt rights an

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twice former champion gary anderson is also through after beating luke humphries by five sets to two. he'll face second seed petermme presse' won the big race of the day , the novices' chase at cheltenham. trained by venetia williams, and ridden by charlie deutsch, the 7—4 favourite came home well ahead of the glancing queen. fantastikas was third. two games in rugby union's english premiership today. earlier, sale sharks went above wasps after completing a bonus point victory over them. sale had their previous two matches called off but scored four tries to see off wasps including this one from marland yarde. it finished 26—18 and sale are up to ninth in the table exeter are up to fifth after beating bristol by 19 points to 13. they ran in three tries to just the one for bristol , the last from stuart hogg. bristol picked up a losing bonus point. so raducanu now an mbe, with tom daley becoming an 0be — but the greatest honour went to british cycling's golden couple, who are now sirjason and dame laura kenny. with the highlights from a long list, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. after a glittering 2021

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twice former champion gary anderson is also through after beating luke humphries 5—2. he'll face second seed peterew year's honour, but she's not ready to compete again after contracting covid—19 in the run—up to christmas. she's withdrawn from the first wta tournament of the season in melbourne, having only recently come out of isolation. she said it'd just come too soon. she'll keep practicing there and she's expected to play in sydney in the week before the australian open, which starts on the 17th. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. it is still goalless between watford and tottenham. further covid restrictions in england must be an "absolute last resort", the health secretary sajid javid has said. writing in the daily mail, mrjavid said the uk must look to "live alongside" coronavirus in 2022. but he warned there would be a big increase in the number of people needing nhs care in the next month. on friday uk daily covid cases reached another record high of almost 190,000. earlier i got a reaction on the health secretary's warning from chris hopson, chief exe

wanted to ask you, will bunch, about what former trump trade advisor peter navarro said on msnbc yesterday when he was interviewed by gary allen to support faster when you called the green bay suite, a plan to overturn the election results in six states. >> the plan was this, we had over 100 congressmen and senators on capitol hill ready to implement the suite. the sweep was simply that. we were going to challenge the results of the election in six battleground states. they were michigan, pennsylvania , georgia, wisconsin, nevada. >> do you realize you're describing a coup? >> no. i totally reject many of your premises there. amy: so there you have it, well. i am wondering iyou could respond to this. jamie raskin, one of the key members of the select committee, has responded, the congressman from maryland, and said you have this very unusual situation where maybe the trump supporters outside and or violence with his insurrection subverted what they wanted to accomplish, their allies wanted to accomplish, trump wanted to come push inside , what peter navarro just laid out. >> you look back, there soany ways as opposed to

peter wright is through to tonight's world darts championship final. he beat two—time winner garyth both playing high—quality darts. this will be wright's third final appearance. and wright's opponent tonight at alexandra palace will be michael smith, who beat james wade by six sets to three in their semi—final. it's the second time smith has reached the final. your reaction to that on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport thank you. the queen will celebrate her platinum jubilee this year, when she becomes the first british monarch to reign for 70 years. national festivities will take place injune over a four—day bank holiday weekend. but the queen is actually set to pass the milestone on february 6th — the anniversary of the death of her father, king george vi, in 1952. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports. first came the silver. the gold coach was on its way to st paul's and a service of thanksgiving. band plays. trumpeters play. 25 years later, it was the golden. chee

peter wright will play michael smith in tonight's world darts championship final. wright beat two—time winner garyaying high—quality darts. this will be wright's third final appearance smith beatjames wade by six sets to three in their semi—final. it's the second time smith has reached the final, which gets underway later at alexandra palace. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. in some high—crime inner city areas, children are being helped to and from school by adult chaperones. it's based on a successful scheme in chicago and is being piloted in the west midlands. the schools taking part have been chosen based on police intelligence, as our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. now, guys, you can come through. towering above the children leaving the ark boulton academy in sparkhill in birmingham is callum dunn. all right, guys, do you want to come through? he works for mad, or make a difference, and he is one of a group of chaperones who keep students safe on their way into and out of school. the chaperones are in prominent places,

crowned tonight, peter "snake bite" wright takes on "bully—boy" michael smith in the pdc world darts final at alexandra palace. wright, who lifted the trophy in 2020, beat two—time winner garycord 2a 180's, but revealed that he's been playing in pain with a knee injury. smith beatjames wade, the machine, by six sets to three in their semifinal. it will be smith's second appearance in the final, he lost to michael van gerwen in 2019. there's one match in the premier league later. manchester united facing wolves at old tarfford at 5.30. we'll have some team news in the next hour or so, expect edinson cavani to be involved, the uruguayan striker is out of contract at the end of the season and has been linked with barcelona and juventus in this transfer window but the interim united boss is a big fan. his professionalism, his work ethic is just amazing and i told him that i desperately want him to stay and stay until the end of the season, and he knows that, he also knows how highly i rate him and how highly i respect him. keep an eye on the bbc sport website for that team news when it pops up in the next hour or so. there are a few matches in the football league that have not

gary two who were in close contact with dr. fauci are awarded a nearly $9 million research grant from fauci's agency. a month after that dr. peter group that did the original u.s. funded experiments with the chinese at the wuhan institute of virology received a $7.5 million grant over five years from dr. fauci. president biden, a year later, tasked the u.s. intelligence community to probe the covid origins. but its august report was inconclusive due in large part to china's unwillingness to assist with the investigation. as the lab leak theory gains more scientific traction around the world, dr. collins publicly says he is at least open to that possibility. >> you thought it was not a weaponized thing from the chinese but that it may have been a lab accident. it seems more and more pointing that way. are you confident saying that? >> i don't think i have any more new information to be able to tip the balance. certainly possible that this was somehow under study in the lab even know it was not human engineered from scratch. i'm quite confident of that. >> bret: months later in his last interview before leaving nih last month, col

gary grumbach, we know you'll be on the ground throughout the event. thank you so much. >>> nbc's ben collins covers disinformation and extremism and dr. peterin texas childrens' hospital. this group says they're not against the vaccinated, they're against forcing vaccinated. as we've been talking about, a lot of the speakers are known for peddling conspiracy theories. and how worried should we be about anti-science aggression in the u.s.? >> these are familiar faces of who is among the leadership of this rally. these are people that have gone after me for years, leaders of the anti-vaccine movement, and what's happened about a decade ago, they began finding far right wing extremists and linking up with far right wing groups and this is an evolution or a de-evolution, depending on how you look at it, over the last several years. and so, you know, it started out going up against autism, claiming that vaccines cause autism. and i have a doctor with autism and wrote a book vaccines did not cause rachel's autism to debunk that. then they became a political movement linked first to the republican tea party, but bringing in extremist elements. you

peter "snake bite" wright takes on "bully—boy" michael smith in the pdc world darts final at alexandra palace. wright, who lifted the trophy in 2020, beat two—time winner gary he's been playing in pain with a knee injury. we will see how that goes tonight. we'll have more sport for you later, but coming up next on the bbc news channel, we look back at the year in science. 2021 was the year that world leaders agreed on a new plan to save the planet. hearing no objections, it is so decided. scientists warned that it was now or never to stop damaging climate change. the difference between 1.5 and 2.4 is really survival of millions and millions of people and species in the planet. environmentalists chopped down trees to save the planet. nasa's perseverance rover landed on mars. and there was a discovery of what might be another fundamental force of nature. welcome to the year in science. the earth's climate dominated this year in science. for a long time, scientists have warned that our current way of life would lead to dangerous and possibly irreversible damage to the earth's ecosystems. world leaders gathered at the un climate change conference were told now

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