it's john hawkins. it's printing it's pennsylvania, you know, yeah, it's it's it's very likely unfortunately, i couldn't nail it down for sure because he didn't say in his journal anywhere that he was a runaway apprentice. i wonder why. but there was this and of course you get that little hint in this looking at hawkins in his story is that he had run away from david sellers shop. well david seller had been the partner of hall david hall who had been a partner of benjamin franklin who was the most notorious runaway apprent? all right, so you're going oh, he's following that kind of tradition in some form or another well from what it appears. he must have come back and served out his his term as an apprentice or found something else because he's back here in pennsylvania and in philadelphia, but obviously not finding a job or his own independent shop and thus there he was enlisting in the continental army during the revolution in this thing. so we followed him in but it also makes sense about why he woul

kristan hawkins, thank you _ unavailable. kristan hawkins, thank you very _ unavailable.- unavailable. kristan hawkins, i thank you very much for coming on. you are, of course, echoing the opinions of many people within the united states, there are so many of course on the other side and that is why america is so interested, i think it is 49-49 america is so interested, i think it is 49—19 when it comes to some of these issues, but thank you for speaking to us on bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we'll be taking a look at the horror show facing netflix as the surge of interest during the pandemic fades. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the 'butcher of lyon'. kl

england's hawkins seeking first masters crown. best of 19 frames at alexandra palace. points down against new zealand to win their second group game at london's copper box arena by 49—46. they'll play australia in their final group game on tuesday. much more reaction on those stories at the bbc sport website, including the sacking of benitez at everton. but that's all from me for now, good night. hello, there. expect a quiet week ofjanuary expect a quiet week of january weather ahead. that basically means this high pressure continues to dominate the story. we will see a good deal of dry weather in the forecast, but unfortunately, that comes at a price at this time of year with some frost and fog — and some of that may well linger and have an impact on the feel of the weather. we've still got this weak weather front to sink its way south and east so, during the next few hours, we will continue to see a fair amount of cloud, perhaps across east anglia and southeast england, but that will ease away. skies continue to clear as the breeze falls light, those temperatures wil

hawkins stayed in touch thanks to a fluke — this missed brown went in the middle pocket, and pulled itouth africa yesterday, england have made it two wins out of two in netball's quad series. they came back from eight points down against new zealand to win their second group game at london's copper box arena 49—46. they'll play australia in their final group game on tuesday. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. it's time for an exclusive, the dictator�*s last calls.

plus stephen welcomes john dickerson and corey hawkins, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! there you go! ( band playing ) hey! ( cheers and applause ) come on! come on! ( cheers and applause ) ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody! please, have a seat. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. and it is -- ( cheers and applause ) i am so happy to be with y'all tonight. it is so good not to be alone tonight because it's the one-year anniversary of the january 6th attack on our democracy. it's important to reflect on a day like this. there's a reason texas motto is not what's an alamo? ( laughter ) the thing i remember from that day is how shocked i was at the grotesque-ness of this tragedy. that day, we had written a whole monologue about what we thought was going to be a regular procedural vote to certify joe biden's electoral win. and i wish we had the chance to do that monologue because anyone who's worked i

hawkins will now play either mark selby or stephen maguire in the last eight.gland and wales cricket board has told the county it needs to demonstrate it can "meet expected standards". headingley was stripped of the right to host major matches in november in response to its handling of racism allegations made by azeem rafiq. headingley was due to host england's test against new zealand and one—dayer with south africa in july. ireland's second one—day interntional against the west indies injamaica on tuesday has been postponed after more positive covid cases in the tourists' camp. a joint statement from cricket ireland and cricket west indies said the ireland squad had been left 'severely depleted' and the two bodies were now in talks about reviewing the match schedule. ireland are due to play three one day internationals altogether and also one t20 match. and that's all the sport for now. hello. tuesday will bring us a bit of a day of mixed fortunes. still quite cloudy and drizzling in the south, but clearer and brighter air will move in from the north. so, we

hawkins got into trouble. remember jamestown went through terrible times, they nearly starved to death, amos banished the place and would not work for themselves and abused natives. for some reason, we do not know, because he did not leave us a diary or books, no abstract principles, we know that he was nearly sentenced to death because he had popped off, something had infuriated him and he expressed it, and i was called mutiny. pleas of mercy led to his pardon so he was not put to death, perhaps he was not executed because they knew that they needed hands of labor and that was a very indulgent thing to do to and -- to execute someone who could do that. but, his wife died. he got a letter and he returned to london. that is why he was in london when it was time for the group to leave their haven in the mayflower. they were blown off course and they landed in a far harsher climate. hawkins was on that crew with that second wife because his first wife had passed. he was a man who actually had lost several wives b

that's kristin hawkins there, just one of the views and the abortion debate.g a rocky road ahead as the surge of interest it saw during the pandemic fades. as a result, forecasts for this year sent shares down almost 20%. dawn chmielewski the us entertainment business correspondent at reuters spoke to me about what it means for the future of streaming. that was quite a freefall. as soon as netflix reported its results, its fourth—quarter results were not bad, they were roughly in line with what analysts anticipated but we were expecting netflix to return to its pre—pandemic, very predictable healthy growth and that's not what it is forecasting for the early part of the year. netflix is saying we are not emerging from the pandemic as quickly as we thought, parts of the world are recovering more slowly because of the economic impact of covid and so they forecast rather slow growth. the addition of a mere 2.5 million subscribers over the next three months to march. that sent shares plummeting, in aftermarket, even during the earnings call as netflix executives me

well, a correspondent, daniel hawkins, who so just neptune and because everyone has been, i mean the, if you were watching the live stream, if you were one of the many, tens of thousands around the world watching the live stream from the, the federal court in australia. everyone was hanging on the words of the judge delivering this decision. and essentially he said no vac has to go. yeah. is unanimous decision by all 3 judges supporting the decision of the australian immigration minister addict fork to use his possible powers to revoke a joke of it. she is visa and the reasons he gave, of course, with a joke of which would pose a risk, not a public health risk, per se, not that he's infection so dangerous, but a risk of reception, how he's perceived by the public, but his presence and was trailer would encourage anti vaccination sentiment and even inside civil unrest. so some serious concerns that body immigration minister joke of which is or was due to play tomorrow. so this leaves no scope for him to appeal. no scope of the decision to be changed. he will be going home to serbia and

let's bring in or go white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins. i'm how much concern is there at the white house that this situation could escalate? and of course, the dangerous escalate out of control or so much concern that the president works right through the weekend and into monday, working at cap david, a secure location. mulling over a number of scenarios, including whether or not to deploy american troops by the thousands. the numbers still not determined, but the understanding is that there is a plan, a number of options being drawn up where the president likely to make a decision by the end of the week to deploy troops not to ukraine proper, but instead of potentially to nato allies. this would not only include in terms of personnel, but also aircraft as well as warships. now this would be a major pivot for the biden administration, who up till now had really held back, concerned that any sort of a pair of escalation could provoke vladimir putin, the russian president into invading ukraine. but it appears that there is now a shift in thi

well, joining me now in the studio to talk more on this, his ortiz, daniel hawkins, done. good to see you. serbian sporting, and indeed, top political officials, certainly making their feelings felt about the deportation. yeah, absolutely. and the impression that this is mainly a political decision, and because increasing is coming from many quarters around the world that we need from of course, not just which faith to court cases in australia. that 1st quote case was based on the technicalities of his visa office medical exemption. heidi submitted his documents, his evidence of his medic looks at reception in a timely unappropriate matter. and the case was won by his legal team, a judge, ruled in his favor. this court case was based on something very different by the powers that immigration minister attic for you to deport him from the country. and that was based on the perception that he could be, quote, an icon for the anti about some movement, enough pose a risk, some sort of health risk for australia and even perhaps insight civil unrest. whitestone was of course that

done, hawkins with me being as their dad appreciate it. and thank you for the spring, an independent journalist under a former tenant player himself, actually charlie boyle. good to have you on the line. charlie, let's talk about the 21st and foremost, then i'm sure you'll be able to empathize and sympathize with nova showcases joker, which is a situation that how big loss is this. first of all, to the australian open. hi, neil. daniel, thanks so much for having me. on my phone probably make it to products, i can get you out for a while. it's a massive loss. it's trailing regardless of what you think about the vaccinations. and i'd be saying for years the job. she's been in the best at site at some point and he's gone to sean injury free. it's just a work. it could possibly 3 or press 2 for the underground. well, because, i mean this has been creeping up and be on the phone variances and he could well be looking for to get back to what she doesn't want to do health reasons, but i'll come onto or. busy you won't be buying any brand answer.

okay, for now the vote on hawkins. thanks for that. or i some more thoughts on this than international affairs commentator marco gassett also suspects that maurice johnson tried to use the situation to his own advantage. boris johnson seems to me to be trying to appeal to audiences say he wants to talk about improving relations with moscow in order to satisfy those who don't want us to be sleep walking into a major complex. at the same time, the hawks in the audience he wants to make the point a sending more troops into a potential conflict region on the domestic front. boris is a series of walls and conflicts which are extremely unpleasant to him. what better way to, to remove the focus from those into appear to be somewhat of a strong potential leader in a foreign conflict, not one that has ever occurred, but one that is being suggested to be likely or possible. so cur boris johnson. the aim is to use a potential, a story of a potential forum, conflicts to distract attention from the real conflict. and the real internal was being wag

now i saw that hawkins starting, i say, live in a studio on this sunday afternoon. daniel, is that it is out. it's a joke of shoulders australian open for sure. even if he was so appeal, which is expressed intent not to do already. it would be too late for the thought to be open, which, as you said, takes place in less than 24 hours. now, the decision, all of those 3 judges only federal court of appeal was unanimous. the reasons for that decision they will give a little later, but they have upheld the decision by bill straight. immigration minister addict for the revoke at joker, which is visa base, as he argued on the health and safety of australia. i'm a safe and security of the country's borders, saying that his presence in the country would stoke in his appeal and the sentiments and even according to him, in fight civil unrest. now the key difference here between the 1st court case of course, which ruled in favor absorb showing the 1st appeal was the 1st court case was very much based on technicalities bureaucracy, whether he had the right to interest trailer ba

yeah, i've hawkins vasqua many children feel that way. they have gotten behind and now have the chance to catch up and see friends every day, deciding factors in keeping schools open despite rights in case numbers, local teacher rhine plaza would prefer a compromise from last year. he liked flipping back and forth between life and online lessons. working in half groups and alternating between learning from homeland, from school can be a compromise between opinion, epidemiological needs and the needs of the students to learn. so, between the safety of the pedagogues and the safety of the children. but also there are need to learn in school where the schools remain open despite rising case numbers is up to germany, states to decide as far as education goes, they have the final say, ah, we're all set to get to go beyond the obvious well, as we take on the world. i do. i swear i'm all about the story that matter to you. whatever it takes, 5 policemen follow being paid. you don't, you know we are your is actually on fire. made for mines with s

>> reporter: protesters have called for charges against hash, but fayetteville police chief gina hawkins says the investigation is still in the fact-finding phase, and promises transparency. >> individuals are not arrested immediately. so right now, evidence is being collected by the state bureau of investigation. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is monitoring the case. itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. don't settle for products that give you a sort-of white smile. try crest whitening emulsions... ...for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets... ...swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. shop crestwhitesmile.com. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now ca - e a term pshnt. ugply foourti. bud ve $100,00or mor life mlifyo se y. doca finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. facing expensive vit

roberston will now face either judd trump or barry hawkins in tomorrow's final.bc two. 150th cap in the game. the other match, world champions new zealand lost to australia. novak djokovic is scheduled to begin the defence of his title at the australian open on monday, but he is of course back at the detention hotel in melbourne now ahead of a court hearing that is at 10:30pm tonight uk time. the world number one, who isn't vaccinated against 10:30pm tonight uk time. the world number one, who isn't vaccinated against covid—19, 10:30pm tonight uk time. the world number one, who isn't vaccinated against covid—19, this 10:30pm tonight uk time. the world number one, who isn't vaccinated against covid—19, this is deportation after his visa was cancelled for a second time. his legal team have been preparing his case following the decision by australia's immigration minister to cancel the visa on the grounds of health and good order. things haven't quite gone to plan for emma raducanu since herfairy tale win at the us open. worth remembering she's about to play in only

yeah, i've hawkins postuma. many children feel that way. they have gotten behind and now have the chance to catch up and see friends every day. deciding factors in keeping schools open despite rise in case numbers. local teacher ryan, paula would prefer a compromise from last year. he liked flipping back and forth between life and online lessons. working in half groups and alternating between learning from homeland, from school, can be a compromise between opinion on epidemiological needs and the needs of the students to learn. so between the safety of the pedagogues and the safety of the children. but also there are need to learn in school where the schools remain open despite rise in case numbers is up to germany, states to decide as far as education goes, they have the final say, in the medical 1st, us surgeons have implanted a peak hot into a human patient in a last ditch effort to save his life. the 57 year old man who was dying and ineligible for a human heart transplant is recovering well so far. medical research is hope that such pr

and his ancestor was stephen hawkins. and we might think okay. what can we learn from stephen hawkins? he's on the mayflower with all the rest of them children. and otherwise, what does his story tell us about ourselves? well, we can't even give to get there. until we first ask a couple of questions. the united states became a special kind of country the country that could eliminate slavery. and it is important to ask. why was it that kind of country it has something to do with who they were in the beginning. and that's why the 1619 project is relevant. for the 1619 project has nothing to say about the ordinary souls. were there in the beginning? now stephen hopkins didn't come to the north america for the first time on the mayflower stephen hopkins, was it jamestown? he was there at 16:09 16 10. he had left london left his wife in three children there as he went all with what a band of aristocratic adventurers. not religiously inspired not pilgrims people who were out looking for the main chance and who didn't have very much of a commitment to l

the proceedings since this land more case on syrian state torture began in april 2021 at mary helen hawkins. there were moments in this trial when i thought it was too much for me, but then i always thought there's no alternative. if i were to say, i can't go to day, no one else will take my place on the ham another. she. what fur, who works under cover name to protect herself was the only syrian journalist continuously reporting from cobblins. the trial of a high ranking official of the assad regime as a world 1st. but for what, for, it's more than just a journalistic drop. this is a average to who me riley. this is very important to me because i was also a political prisoner about title been on the and when the witnesses give their testimonies and tell their stories. i also hear my story, that in fact, so i'm also writing my story behind the scenes in all my negotiation. and we're our allegedly headed a secret service unit responsible for torture and killings et al, had he prison and damascus. prosecutors have charged him with crimes against humanity, including $4000.00 counts of torture

there was plenty of drama in the semis — where hawkins beat the 2019 champion judd trump 6—5.r trump to win the next 3 frames to take the match to a decider. he came through though and will meet robertson after the 2012 champion fought back from 4—1 down to win a dramatic final—frame decider against mark williams. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me isjohn crowley who is a businessjournalist and dave wooding, the political editor of the sun on sunday. tomorrow's front pages starting with... the sunday telegraph leads with a picture of the prime minister's wife carrie symonds. it says she was snapped breaking covid social distancing rules days after the public was warned that it was "critical" to follow the guidance. according to the observer, tory mps will be ready in sufficient numbers to oust borisjohnson if he tries to dodge responsibility for rule—breaking parties in downing street. the sunday times claims that borisjohnson is preparing a mass clearout of

roberston will now face either judd trump or barry hawkins in tomorrow's final. great win for him.worth remembering she's about to play in only her third grand slam — and her first australian open. raducanu faces a tough opening match in melbourne against fellow us open winner sloane stephens. she's been talking to tennis correspondent riussell fuller ahead of the tournament. obviously the preparation hasn't been _ obviously the preparation hasn't been ideal, but for me i think the last week— been ideal, but for me i think the last week i — been ideal, but for me i think the last week i have just been really enjoying — last week i have just been really enjoying playing here. i haven't been _ enjoying playing here. i haven't been able to train that much even here because, ifi been able to train that much even here because, if i train so much, i williust_ here because, if i train so much, i williust get — here because, if i train so much, i willjust get injured. but the practices have been heading in the i’ili'it practices have been heading in the right direction. i'm just excited to

los datos de la universidad john hawkins detallan ademÁs millones de infecciones en poco mÁs de dos aÑosa variante llamada Ómicron [puerta] . borja: el covid y esta variante sigue generando alerta en el condado de los Ángeles, donde este fin de semana perdieron la vida aproximadamente 70 personas. esto, para que tengan una idea, es la cifra mÁs alta desde abril del aÑo pasado. el condado tambiÉn informÓ de casi 42.000 nuevos contagios en los Últimos dÍas. hacemos conexiÓn con socorro cruz, en vivo desde la zona con lo Último. buenas tardes. socorro: gracias. buenas tardes. esta noticia de que habrÁ pruebas gratuitas para todos llega como aledo, —— anillo al dedo, aseguran. en algunos estados las temperaturas bajan hasta los 0°. lo que provoca que mÁs gente se enferme. tambiÉn han reportado que se ve un incremento alarmante en hospitalizaciones de niÑos en de 17 aÑos o menos. son 90.000 admisiones, segÚn los cdc, a nivel nacional hay 800.000 nuevos casos por dÍa, casos de Ómicron. la buena noticia es que Ómicron no causa enfermedades mÁs severas, segÚn los mÉdicos. a partir de este miÉrco

and his ancestor was stephen hawkins. and we might think okay. what can we learn from stephen hawkins? he's on the mayflower with all the rest of them children. and otherwise, what does his story tell us about ourselves? well, we can't even give to get there. until we first ask a couple of questions. the united states became a special kind of country the country that could eliminate slavery. and it is important to ask. why was it that kind of country it has something to do with who they were in the beginning. and that's why the 1619 project is relevant. for the 1619 project has nothing brand but this is important for washington and for the country and for the world and i think you did great job making clear why does. tell us why you want to do another book until 20 think the stands out as apart from some of the other one? >> thank you, peter, and thank you for doing this. you have covered the white house speed i think in a way, i mean, you are my go to white house reporter so it's an honor to be here with you. what is different about this book an

and trump will play barry hawkins in the semifinals.wers in the uk and around the world. novak djokovic's legal team try to stop his deportion from australia, after his visa is cancelled, again. downing street apologises to the queen, after two parties were held at number 10 the night before the funeral of the duke of edinburgh. it was a time of national mourning, and covid rules meant indoor mixing was banned. the us accuses russia of sending saboteurs into ukraine to justify an invasion. we'll have the latest. lawyers for virginia giuffre, who's bringing a civil case against prince andrew for sexual assault, file formal requests to obtain evidence from two people in britain. and a hero's welcome for polar preet — challenging stereotypes after her solo expedition across antarctica.

and this is a train stuck in the country where i took my wife yesterday with hawkins that i'm glad about that. what happened was such a nice nighttime atmosphere. i la view, someone had a room that was completely lit up and purple, and i photographed it in windata to dance. that was a moment where i thought it belated by what a shame as having that would have made a good photo. todd, now its only on my food tutors for 2 reasons. if this is new amended his polaroid records of the past, former lives and a quieter, more peaceful time. or may be timely, ever existed for that one moment. in the eyes of the photographer, ah, what is good for my social is good to boost that when you're conscious in the moment of taking it, that it's a good photo. i mean, you just knew it a month month, but muncie. the more you photograph and you remember the lesson you to lou man was about on my quote with the essex 70 but as exhibits my body could do that time the competence i didn't need to mess around with. so once i hipaa i opened the thing block and take a photo. don't ever think it just press the shutter.

such a shame really and i this is a train stuck in the country where i took my wife yesterday with hawkins. that homeland leg work that would have such a nice nighttime atmosphere and that, and view someone had a room that was completely lit up in purple. and i photographed it in one data to dance. that was a moment where i thought it belated by what a shame as having to put that would have made a good photo shot. now it's only on my phone who to sort of the reason it is not. mandy is polaroids records of the past full man lives in a quieter, more peaceful time, or may be timely, ever existed for that one moment in the eyes of the photographer. ah, what is goodman social is good to boost that when you're conscious in the moment of taking it, that it's a good photo. i mean, you just knew it a month month, but muncie. the more you photograph of the memo, the lesson you to lou man was lot on the mccourt with he essex 70, but as exhibited my body could do that. i looked up at us, but i didn't need to mess around with the. so was i hipaa. i opened the thing, luck and take a photo. don't ever th

we just accept everything else because all we want to do is obey bulky, hawkins void, ah, what's wrong with a bit of poor man's portion of philosophy that is a common theme in the work of harness langa and speaking of philosophy, there's also a d, constructivist element to art as well, in this case, putting the sacred cow that is the car on to, to wheels. this is the if you view this is my s u, v, your, this current, the most austin is you could call at the s u, v, a bicycle. so this policy off paulson it's inflatable and gets you fatter over time . so you take up more space on the road. your that's important, a tall man named food plots and worked on himself for candace marie stick. his latest creation is a vehicle that has 0 mobility, a statement on the state of the world. during the panoramic panis langa self is certainly getting out in about and after his gold porsha caused a commotion on the cold, british t. v show top here is even looking at a small scale market launch from ya. what i did into getting into this, i've even had people from the art scene mistakenly thinking, i'm som

>> reporter: protesters have called for charges against hash, but fayetteville police chief, gina hawkinss the investigation is still in the fact finding phase. >> individuals are not arrested immediately. so right now evidence is being collected by the state bureau of investigation. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is monitoring the case. jericka duncan, cbs news. >> o'donnell: and we'll be following all the developments. now to this: nearly one million americans have died from drug overdoses in the last two decades, and more than 70% of them involved opioids. now an experimental treatment is in the works that could help fight america's opioid epidemic. cbs' dr. jon lapook takes a look. >> reporter: tackling the opioid crisis requires changing strategies and the way we think about addiction says columbia professor sandra comer. >> one of the mistakes that people make when they think about drug users, "oh, it's somebody's choice to have this disorder." it-- that's not true. >> reporter: it's a medical disease. >> it's a medical disease. an we need to treat it. >> reporter: 100,000 people died from

democrats wins, they will have problems in negotiate with agreement with the radical right tween hawkins is a party expected to make games on sunday could be shaker. a far right wing party form just 3 years ago. currently holding just one seat, a could win as many as it doesn't, according to polls. call adam raimie is at the polling station in listen, joins us live from there. so does it look like the country going to get a clear women now and pretty? government doesn't seem so, sammy, everyone we've been speaking to says they think they're going to have this kind of middle of the road results. of course, we're only halfway through the voting day and we can see a steady stream, perhaps slower, right? now that's pulling station because it's the end of lunch time here in portugal. but the story kind of summed it up, you have people saying they want change, they want people to work together. but of course, a lot of what we're here from voters shows that there's supporting one of these major parties again. the shaker party, which we mentioned in this story then our report is really watching

it's all sucking attention away from a barrage of other crises affecting the country. auntie daniel hawkins, thanks. it's a tough time to be. you. k prime minister for was johnson's cabinets, have been criticized for their code response. the countries seem decade high inflation, soaring energy bills and living costs with stagnant wages, record breaking ambulance, and hospital waiting fives, teenage knife crime in the capitol yet it's one thing that has brought anger from both the public and his party, crushing down on johnson bringing him to the brink of disaster, both in the poles and parliament a party, or rather a series of parties with very bad timing. the picture was quite a contrast as the whole country, even the queen was locked down or at least social distance thing. darling suit officials apparently held boozy parties and cheese and wine get togethers. what in our faces seems like a hang over? so far things don't look good. for the 1st time in years, the opposition has taken a solid lead in the poles, falls also show large numbers of voters even tories. what in the prime minister's

as americans don't want to have independent states in the world, they want to turn these country hawkins as slaves. and for 40 years, of course, by the grace of the islamic revolution, we been resisting the american dominant, which are relations with the russian federation will be based on the principle of common interests, interacting on various issues in international and bilateral relations, as well as with m regional and international organizations, there was only subordination here. ding nick, 3 e m, nor you, the day, many western ponding politicians as well as of the media the of adding his shikeria, biological, a strategic partnership between russia and iran. why are they developing the houston area and new? what is the of our goal here to go eager carnage that said, only it on yag, as you can see, iran is a powerful independent states. russia is also a powerful and influential states that when the 2 powerful states sit together willing to agree on corporation. because yes, of course, is gearing, those who have intentions to dominate. and what we announced on our firm policy was t

that very fact alone has consequences been the hawkins becomes and out of consequence doth for august for the entire country, for our neighbors. at the top of the large number of resources that we are investing in our hospitals, in order to keep them open to help infected people, means that other patients have to wait for their operations to happen because we have reserved beds for corona virus patience. bye. there are no decisions that apply solely to will individuals keep kate, and that is why the vaccine mandate is the correct way to go to inflation offish. okay, so miss ala, we heard there this appeal for a vaccine mandate from olive shows. at the same time, me or his government is facing criticism for not adequately preparing for their so on upon waive. tell us more about that. yeah. well that the re depends on where you stand. there was a challenge from angular. michael's conservative party here saying, look, you was as individual may feel that way about mandatory vaccination, but your government hasn't really rallied behind one single proposal, leaving it to m p. 's to really g

kimberly hawkins as the latest from washington dc on the white house reaction. the president worked right through the weekend and into monday, working at cap david, a secure location, mulling over a number of scenarios, including whether or not to deploy american troops by the thousands. the numbers still not determined, but the understanding is that there is a plan, a number of options being drawn up where the president likely to make a decision by the end of the week to deploy troops not to ukraine proper, but instead of potentially to nato allies. this would not only include in terms of personnel, but also aircraft, as well as war ships. a military coup attempts underway in burkina faso. an army officer has just read a statement on state tv saying the army has ended president cowboys post. you also said the government and the national assembly have been dissolved security. soci say the president had been detained at a military base. soldiers asserted taking control of the main tv station. united alabama has, has intercepted ballistic missiles fired by who the