florida representative omari hardy tweeting, i'll be reaching out to folks at palm beach county to ask why we weren't ready to enforce the mandate here. here in los angeles, officials shutting down at least five big parties. >> it's unfathomable to me that these events are still happening. >> reporter: a staggering spike. new cases doubling to 20 million in just eight weeks. california hospitals on the brink of catastrophe, overloaded with covid patients. ambulances waiting up to eight hours to offload patients. the army corps of engineers sending experts to six older hospitals dealing with severe shortages of oxygen. in fresno, e-solemn service for this officer, killed by covid at just 49 years old. >> i'm heartbroken and angry. i don't know why this disease picks and chooses its victims. >> reporter: now officials concerned that a more contagious environment, know not believed to be deadlier or resistant to vaccines is spreading. confirmed in three states, including california.

america's john hardy reports. the twitter hit list continues the social media site has permanently suspended more than $70000.00 accounts accused of promoting conspiracy theories or violent rhetoric including most prominently banning donald trump from the platform friday concluding his tweets constituted a risk to public safety and could potentially lead to more violence in the wake of these efforts twitter stocks tumbled as much as 12 percent monday and continued to fall today the crackdown has drawn iron criticism from some republican lawmakers who say twitter is attacking the president's right to free speech and u.s. lawmakers aren't alone a spokesman for german chancellor angela merkel said chancellor merkel criticized twitter is trying to ban arguing legislators not private companies should decide on free speech and expression regulations european union commissioner terry britton called the chaos on capitol hill the quote $911.00 moment of social media writing in an op ed for politico that by banning donald t

john hardy was tight johns to continue to crack down then on the president and he and spoke to a panel of guests on whether they've now become simply too powerful. they just won an election they're going to see how far they can push this this is a stress test to see how far the law will go how long how much people will tolerate and are going to go as far as they can because drunk with power like it in gorge to kick that is filled with blood just can't get enough of this so where it ends who knows they know which way the wind is blowing donald trump is no longer going to be in the white house almost all of these companies face antitrust suits that are going to be decided by the biden department of justice and so now there is going to be less of a priority to maybe make these arguments internally that donald trump and his account should be protected but these are self interested actors it is over years that they are now controlling pretty much the the entire communications system all over the wall which is unprecedented but we are going to see a police some backlash because it will be a

john hardy earlier we spoke to former u.s. army captain roger hill hussein's the additional vetting of troops is on warranted i think it's a form. of censorship this is just a step towards that for troops and i think it's just a prequel to. what we will see with this new by the ministry if if we know that these patriots who swore to take an oath just like i did for the 13 years that i served to support defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic . what do they have to be afraid of and we also we all swore an oath to do so. why the loss of trust in that at this point in time. ok moving me program or no apple is under pressure to ban the increasingly popular messaging app telegram a campaign group is suing the tech giant for failing to remove telegram from its store claiming the service is being used to spread extremist content telegram currently is the preferred see white nationalist communications channel fanning anti semitic anti black incitement during the current wave of protests across america the coal

hardy has won emmys and been featured at sun dance. he's done difficult work shining light in dark places. >> i know what it's like to be hungry. >> reporter: he may have just met his match. >> i know what it's like to eat out of a dumpster. >> when you look at homelessness in total, it's such a gigantic issue. how do you break it down into something people can relate to and might want to watch. >> reporter: the latest is a documentary series called the way home. it starts with history. >> we wanted to see when did the term homeless start making its way into the news and just being something that people would say? it does trace back to the reagan era and a lot of the initiatives he defunded. >> reporter: president reagan slashed spending on public housing and subsidized housing. 40 years later this is our grim reality. >> more people on the streets, not a lot of housing available. you are dealing with smaller organizations who are trying to make a difference while waiting for federal government and state government to catch up. >> we c

hardy men are pushing into the subarctic.tuate the landscape, part of an aerial defense line which has brought the gear of ultramodern technology to girdle the north. the canadian arctic is a flank of defense for the whole atlantic community. to canadians, arctic life presents other challenges. especially the weather. ♪ claim theyhose who thrive on it. traders, trappers, missionaries, prospectors, mounties. they all say the north gets you. it can't be too bad. to bekimos are reputed the happiest people on earth. in general, wherever they live, winter doesn't seem to stop canadians. >> [inaudible] >> canadians find their country demands fullness. a land for great projects like the development of iron mines. like the west coast mountains. with the help of an airlift, canadians have planted immense aluminum smelters in the wilderness. a model of the river has been studied to guide the builders of an ocean vessel root reaching 2000 miles into the continent. a pipeline to carry fuel from the oil fields of the west to the hungry in

hardy men are moving into the subarctic.erious domes punctuate the landscape, part of a triple aerial defense line, a line which has brought the gear of ultra-modern technology to girdle the north. for the canadian arctic is a flank of defense for the whole atlantic community. to canadians, arctic life presents other challenges. especially the weather. of course, there are those who claim they thrive on it. traders, trappers, missionaries, prospectors, the ubiquitous mounties. they all say the north gets you. it can't be too bad. the eskimos, who have lived there for centuries, are reputed to be the happiest people on earth. in general, wherever they live, winter doesn't seem to stop canadians. canadians find the country a man's boldness. a land of engineers, a land of great projects, like the development of iron mines. like kitemat in the west coast mountains. at kitemat, with the help of an airlift, canadians have planted immense aluminum smelters in the virgin wilderness. or the st. lawrence seaway, a model of the river h

glenn usually when your years up there still we're pretty hardy and the laugh she has 50 shows it sure. has which sort of suggests prose but do you. know if c.m. was more there was more. akin to would a show that i look to just go to you know those are poker and you know which was the last visit. also look at this do it because the who. almost so close to president. bush. continued. some of the bush starts to cherry pick which might have preceded. us there when you're in the morning with 2 of the biggest losses with less media will i just duck going don't need to just one of those let the speech if you have see him there by doing that when you were going in the struggle with his. i had just put in that i would. normally have this up luckily i didn't see it that. way or bush.

only love and reason can make the world ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i'm eleanor hardy.he united states art, nature and culture. it's a pleasure to be able to introduce you to this amazing man, this amazing exhibition and the journey we're going to take through early american

♪ >>> i'm eleanor hardy.'m the curator of the museum of the united states art, nature and culture. it's a pleasure to be able to introduce you to this amazing man, this amazing exhibition and the journey we're going to take through early american art and history. the gentleman you see over here is alexander von humboldt. he was a german nationalist who was basically one of the widely recognized and admired men alive during the 19th century, but we wanted you to see his friends, thomas jefferson, the people who admired him, frederick douglas, the people who were inspired by him, carl sayigan, teddy roosevelt, john muir, one of the men who were one of the most widely profoundly admirable men of the 20th century. he wrote over 30 books, he corresponded with over 20,000 individuals. he said he slept four hours a night. he called coffee concentrated s sunbeams and he came up with what was then a radical idea that all of nature was interconnected, that what happens in the alps could predict what you saw in the ande

the reaction to this statement in germany i got a makeover made these remarks in the meeting off of hardy's parliamentary group and they quoting 2 participants she was speaking about 8 to 10 tough weeks lying ahead of us what causes anxiety is the new mutation off the virus and. obviously said if we are not going to if we are not able to keep this at bay we are going to be in trouble straightaway a debate started about the measures in place if they should be prolonged or even tightened in any case politicians warned that we conned them too early. tougher measures have been in place for some weeks now but in fiction numbers still on the rise we take it the people in germany will simply have to stay at home and ride this out. tougher measures has been have been in place indeed but the question is how tough are they really compared to the measures in other countries and experts say that mobile phone data show that people move around much more than during the 1st wave in spring furthermore people do reduce their contacts as requested by those they meet with the contacts are close and more intim

and so that there was some hardy conversation on that. matt and edwin can speak to that more after our virtual field trip. >> sure. so what we're looking at is a computer-generated rendering of the park design developed by our architects and essentially they fed photographic images of the existing site and its surroundings and then all the various computer pages from the site and stitched together this 3d image that we will do sort of a virtual reality tour through. and i'll pause it from time to time to talk to you about what you're looking at. but this is -- this vantage point right here is not quite right over the white house, but the white house is right at your back. you're looking across 15th street. and then moving up above out of the frame is pennsylvania avenue, which ultimately leads to the capitol. with that, here we go. this sort of pans around. and i'll stop it here. so here in the lower right corner -- this is the existing pershing memorial. there's a statue of pershing flanked by two walls, which you can sort of see here. t

many species die in the harsh conditions but other more hardy ones becoming a vase of it all. i got what i mean by you. that's why we were required by the spanish polar committee to carefully vacuum each one of the items we took with us to antarctica. he will tell you solve this problem alone if you know and that's what i'm going to know what the great thing about it arctica as the cooperation between the many countries active here what if employed a good example is our success in eradicating an invasive species 2 years ago when i got enough it was a coordinated effort of the spanish british and argentine polar communities. and that despite the fact that britain and argentina have a history of conflict. we are radically to the invasive species and it actually does. plus i call all of the ecologist of the earth doctors and we have diagnosed it is us. now the onus is on society to follow the doctor's orders medical. after a week on the gal ashtray to the s.p.d. this makes its way back to the spanish station from there it will return home. but i couldn't leave antarctica without

looks like it could be a hole for summer hardy. yes maybe. then the run with the wind the veterinarian authorities get information on what i meant to the supply station is all they have all coordinates on google maps coming up the maps that you went to those coordinates and all you see is 3 buildings and roofs from above. you don't know what's in there with the best stables houses or storage sheds everything to back up if you're not on the ground there's no way of checking damages but. we drive further north a place that's also listed in the transport documents of the supply station. we make a similar discovery. and if so there are no facilities for animals here. was that listed with the german authorities as a supply station and. now that we are aware of no there's no list of supply stations in kazakhstan nothing official anyway just gets me. but a 3rd location is said to have a stable oh no power has entered the coordination center smartphone. and. this is the building it looks like the roof has recently undergone repairs. and things. like.

looks like it could be a hole for some or hardy. yes maybe. then they run with it and the veterinarian authorities get information on what i meant to be supply station it's all they have all coordinates on google maps coming up the maps that you went to those coordinates on or you see is 3 buildings and roofs from above. you don't know what's in them what the best stable is how is this for storage sheds little bits of data if you're not on the ground there's no way of checking some of what. we drive further north a place that's also listed in the transport documents of the supply station. we make a similar discovery. and you saw there are no facilities for animals here you see that listed with the german authorities as a supply station and. now that we are aware of no there's no list of supply stations in kazakhstan nothing official anyway just gets me. but a 3rd location is said to have a stable oh no power has entered the coordination center smartphone. and. this is the building it looks like the roof has recently undergone repairs. and i gu

of the hardy strong for g.q. instruments demands a lot of passion. and dedication.to minister almost shows very different path in competitive sports. than with if you can try to choose between an international competition for the heart and growing competition i chose the rowing initially and was then disappointed because i had to trade a high. it's . just music. in munich and then. there is only a limited amount of music written. by a musician known as the paganini of the home. seems to have a future creasing really popular choice of instrument among children. are finding it difficult to keep up with demand it's much easier to rent one now so it's becoming more democratic. other culture news that was making headlines at the end of the week includes the most expensive batman comic ever the comics dating from the 1940 s. set a world record for batman comics when it sold at auction in the us for more than $2200000.00 . the comic originally sold for just $0.10. the most expensive comic ever however remains an original copy of the action comics number one that raked in a

looks like it could be a hole for some or hardy. yes maybe.hen they run with the wind a veterinarian authorities get information on what i'm meant to be supply station is all they have all coordinates on google maps coming up on maps if you went to those coordinates and all you see is 3 buildings and roofs from above. you don't know what's in there with the best stables houses or storage sheds evidence of that if you're not on the ground there's no way of checking chemicals but. we drive further north a place that's also listed in the transport documents of the supply station. we make a similar discovery. and for so there are no facilities for animals here. was that listed with the german authorities as a supply station and. now that we are aware of no there's no list of supply stations in kazakhstan nothing official anyway just gets me. but a 3rd location is said to have a stable oh no power has entered the coordination center smartphone. and. this is the building it looks like the roof has recently undergone repairs. and things. like. the an

what is the thinking about which hardy might have the edge -- which party might have the edge?arolina: some of the voters that the been doing early voting for example or voting by mail are traditionally democrats. traditionally, most of the voters who cast their ballot on election day, that means today, are republicans. this is also why the democrats are really cautious this time. they know that most of the voters who have already voted are from their party, democrats, but they will have to wait and see how many republicans turn out today. it will also be interesting to have an on republicans, who is not anymore supporting donald trump, for example, and if they are not, are they then going to vote for democrats or not going to cast their ballot at all? this might be indecisive point in the turnout. normally, turnout for a runoff election of this kind would not be that great or important, but today, all eyes are on georgia, because the selection will be crucial for the upcoming administration. phil: meanwhile, president trump is still trying to overturn his defeat from november.

and not too acidic, that life we could understand on earth — so—called extremophile life, extremely hardy could survive in that environment in the venusian clouds. the findings have now been turned over to the wider scientific community, but until a better explanation is found, we cannot rule out that life could exist elsewhere in our solar system. and this wasn't the only time space offered up the perfect distraction from the pandemic. these are the closest ever pictures of the sun, taken by a spacecraft called solar 0rbiter. they're help to reveal the inner workings of our star. also in 2020, a daring landing on an asteroid more than 300 million kilometres away. the nasa robot collected samples of rock. the next step is to bring them back to earth. and a discovery on the moon. an abundant supply of water was found, boosting hopes it could one day sustain a lunar base. china also embarked on its latest mission to the moon. a robotic lander gathered up rocks. it then docked with an orbiting spacecraft to return these precious samples to earth. they're the first collected in more than a0 y

doubt he's having sleepless nights also sleeping soundly jeff bezos with people boarded home armisen hardy blockbuster yeah but according to the richest model not just who made $75000000000.00 as the global economy just crashed and bought and apparently it wasn't all fun and games. there is no instruction manual for how to feel at a time like this and i know this causes stress for everyone my list of worries right now like yours i'm sure is long for my own children parents friends to the safety of you my colleagues to those who are already very sick and to the brutal home that will be caused by the economic fallout across our communities well that might not be a manual but that is math and it shows that bezos could give $105000.00 bonus to every single amazon waka and still be as rich as he was at the start of the pandemic but he didn't what did happen was grueling lockdown shifts lack safety protocols and no moscow and firing people who spoke out. of the army the problem with that you have a relief on that you don't you just do it but you trust the virus just like what you think if they w

pioneer has been making exploding cakes since the 19 eighties and they're not moment jessica declared hardy as are people often worried that they won't get a piece of the cake but i'm i always tell them just wait and see you will definitely get a piece of the cake because once it explodes it travels for up to 50 metres. one of its previous pastry shops is located on barcelona's ground in the heart of the city of its history was founded in 1906 and the family business was made famous the world over by christians father anthony as griever who was also known as the chocolate wizard. today the 4th generation of pastry chefs in this family runs 4 shops in barcelona here they sell their own creations and many custom made treats. this could be what has been working with his wife patricia schmidt for 10 years in brazil patricius schmidt specializes in fun dot case as she has many years of experience in working with sugar she is responsible for the cakes decorations. i specialize in sugar paste christianity specialized in caramel and miranda. i prefer working with owned and. paste and all sorts of b

from hardy new yorkers have seen in the new year with a dip in freezing more so dozens raced into the ocean in an annual event known as the polar bear plunge despite it being officially cancelled because of the pandemic . from one stretch of water to another more than 100000 swans have taken to the caspian sea in kazakstan a beautiful site takes place as the birds pass through every winter. the world's oldest person has not stopped another proud milestone after celebrating 118th birthday japanned tanaka had already held the title of being the longest living individual since 2018 but is showing no signs will stop smashing records she is due to take part in the olympic torch relay for the tokyo games later this year. a defining image of 2020 was the wave of unrest that followed the police killing of george floyd in the u.s. last may get more but next reports on how the shock waves from that incident still reshaping america. just a minute we'll roll back to 2017 in charlottesville. news flashes of a battle between leftists and white supremacists heather higher hill when a right winger ra

america correspondent john hardy reports. we are at the corner of 14th street and ask and we are just away from the national mall the national mall is basically all this area is what's called the red zone it's in the d.c. metro area it is all locked down the streets the bridges the tunnels it's been like this for basically a week but it's really over the last 24 hours you know the amount of security the amount of intensity has ratcheted up you can see just yesterday when we were out here as i mentioned earlier it was pretty quiet couple media people like myself out here doing reports but now there's actually national guard members troops standing on the street you know information and that's the case behind me here you see the white tent that's one of the many checkpoints the way this works is in the red zone all the streets you have to go through checkpoints and that's already happening in a lot of these checkpoints in fact my photographer rode 17 miles incredibly from his house this morning he wasn't allowed to bring his bi

members are routinely extreme or extremist connections however are to america's correspondent john hardy reports from d.c. . so we're at the corner 14th street and street just just down the just south of here is the national mall so basically all of this area has been shut down the streets the bridges the tunnels as we get closer to on the ration day and the fencing that you see behind me right there this is throughout the area basically every street has this fencing up and if you follow me as i walk out on the street there are no vehicles only security vehicles only police vehicles but just over my shoulder here as you look south you see the concrete barriers and then you see a white tent well in order to get through into this area you have to go through various checkpoints along the way on the major surface roads here on the major streets you have to show your i.d.'s in some cases they're checking bags i didn't have that issue when i came from my hotel which by the way is full of national guard members i'm not going to say which one for security reasons but that's really the case here

pledging to get to work amid pressure to pass the next stimulus package as soon as possible archies john hardy has the latest from the national mall. was a pivotal moment in america's history with the transition of power on a cold windy but beautiful day certainly much more subdued and scaled back event because of the covert 1000 pandemic generally in past inaugurations the national mall behind me would be full of people this year it's full of flags as far as those in attendance for the inauguration.

for the farmer the hardy indigenous breeds of horses remain fundamental to their working lives but they also breed them with animals from europe and one of the reasons is a desire for victory you know nationals or. the game of look towards teach demands a horse not only be strong why does wrestle over go to congress have to drop the animal into a school zone to win points. can and so there's a cool over who's been competing for 4 years he's a horse called nick meaning colonel in english is a killer european mixed breed a bit of the bunny going to let you know we need them to be our giant fast there's a lot of horses with physical ability but they get scared they also can be too tall because we need to bend them down the good carcass. russian settlers were the 1st to mix curtis with european breeds when they came to this region in the mid 19th century there is now increasing interest among stump pharma almost like bechtel shutdown of to breed pure european horses specifically for racing he breeds imported into shanah ml's which cost me around $50000.00 to transport from the u.k. . moving

on job and hardy and it is because most of the farmers and punjab and i do yana do actually get a minimum support price for their project mr mishra speaking about that $6.00 this and saying that only 6 percent of the country's finest get that minimum support price. wallace. there is a lot of debate about that that that 6 percent i think the doctors from about 2012 there needs to be more recent and better analysis. basically it's because they are the farmers that are going to be impacted a lot by the laws they're also very very organized and so they've been able to come to jennie's for what is. essentially stand up for themselves. is i'm glad you. are. calling for a protest was given to the states as own daily when the talked about you know walking into daily to speak to the central government of india. it was a call given to farmers from. the british and i just. thought all of the farmers in the country this is this was in october that was said. as we call it in india i mean let's go to delhi now but all of the states the call was about protesting locally. but just you do find that the pu

challenges to the prime minister's rule at least one demonstrator died in the clashes as katia lopez hardy and reports. frustrated and angry thousands of farmers occupy india's most prominent landmark conic record blocking highways and. they see new agricultural laws being introduced by the government to the state there might be hoods in favor of large companies. what began as protests 2 months ago has turned into a move to the former. and let us take you there to the u.s. senate where we will be seeing the swearing in of senators for the impeachment trial let's listen in the core of the constitutional law as you saw hope you guard . call the name group of poor. rural preserve. small one mr brewer. mr bennett this is black. and we're watching a senators in the u.s. being sworn in as. the impeachment trial of donald trump let's go to heidi show castro who is following events for us in washington tell us a little bit more about what's going on here and what i guess significance of it is . by what we just saw the 1st person to take this oath was patrick leahy who is now the presiding officer