bonds have widened on the fallout, heidi. heidi: all bracing for major losses.he latest developments in this drama so that people can eat and could be up to $10 billion. >> the team of analysts say they could see losses ranging from -- which appears to have gotten out in front of the pack. mitsubishi, usc, those continue to be impacted. the japanese banks have signaled losses. stocks and bonds getting slammed. a person close the matter saying the bank spent monday trying to calm its shellshocked staff and green so capital is another large firm that collapsed earlier this month. one of the largest global investment banks, do traders now view credit suites as the riskiest of the bunch? what is now being viewed as one of the biggest margin calls of all time. some are saying they lost it to wipe out an entire year of progress the bank. one week losses were significant going into monday. we are seeing a lot those impacted stocks that were dumped into the large trade selling printing. rebounded in late in session. >> tells about the japanese because we also know that

heidi, great to see you again. >> great to see you. roots of peace was just honored by the afghan government for the afghan peace award. tell us what roots of peace has been doing. >> i think it's most significant that was given to an american woman for the work that we have done with sport support from dod, european government and the asian development bank. the importance of this is as the interactive peace talks are continuing, it's the afghan women who really are at a cross roads. it's critically or that we uphold them in these discussions so the presentation of this inaugural peace awards shows the sincerity to uphold the rights of women. >> now if there is a peace treaty signed, tell us what you would be able to do. i know you're ready to go to expand your efforts. >> roots of peace began its work in afghanistan in 2003. it was a generous gift gift gif diane disney mill per. afghanistan is the most heavily mind country in the world. so as we began our pilot program north of kabul through the eradication of the mines we then went

thank you very much for that heidi for us safe from capitol hill in washington. in myanmar protesters were back on the streets across the country on thursday a day after 30 people were killed in the west bank town since last month school the u.n. says the actual death toll since the military took power over a month ago maybe much higher than reported witnesses say they saw soldiers firing into the crowds with little warning scott highbury it's. like thousands of others justin nicknamed angel went out to protest on the streets of mandalay on wednesday less than 24 hours later people gathered for her funeral she had been shot in the head. according to the un angel was one of $38.00 protesters who died at the hands of myanmar security forces the most killed in a single day since the coup in february 1st aid agency save the children says 4 of the dead were children. in yangon bodies were identified and collected by family members this neighborhood of the country's largest city saw the heaviest death toll on wednesday there are reports that security forces opened up w

building the people's house behind me will certainly be more guarded far into the future thank you heidi for that update how does your cost your live in washington. and still ahead on al-jazeera dispute we'll have more on why loyalist paramilitary groups in northern ireland every now and the good friday agreement and calm comics the artists capturing the ups and downs of life under quarantine. once again it's time for the levant to not feel quite as dire says it could do this bit of a blast coming in front of clouds and show focusing more on maybe lebanon syria and the far north of iraq this is jury exists in the whole lot is moving east was leaving the sunshine behind a bit of a breeze the same time interesting quite a strong breeze down through the gulf that'll be the start of a sham wow which will affect the weather all the way from kuwait down towards the u.a.e. so particularly dusty one but it will at least be windy otherwise it's sunshine as you can see going to change take place i think in northern turkey come saturday that's cold air coming out of europe. now we have seen attempt

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there's the group chat with heidi cruz on it and there's the same group chat without heidi cruz on itve this [ bleep ] from the rest of the neighbors? that's the group chat with the good stuff in. that is the one group chat i will join. >> jimmy: yeah, oh, really - >> heidi cruz's neighbor's group chat that she's not on that invite me. i'm there. >> jimmy: this past year has been tough for a lot of people i want to say one thing i love about your show is that you're continuously finding ways to give and donate. and you donate in interesting ways to food banks >> what we were really doing, is kind of money laundering hbo's production budget to the banks due to last year so it felt like we were just each week trying to come up with different ways to kind of force a donation to a food bank "sell us this painting we'll give you - name your sewage plant after me." >> jimmy: the sewage plant was the best so, wait, so you just go like this "we're just making a show. we needed a budget for that and the money will go to the food bank." >> yeah, that's right. you've given us this money, hbo, fo

heidi, thank you. what can you tell us?well, nbc learned president biden is making an unprecedented investment in the medical reserve corps. that is the growing army of nurses, doctors and medical staff that run the center, the backbone to many mass vaccination centers. i have been speaking with local officials here, geoff, and they say this funding will be a godsend for securing this type of public infrastructure in other pockets of the state and other pockets of the country that are more underserved that may be harder to reach individuals. this reserve core is now becoming a permanent part of our public infrastructure, geoff, and i spoke to one of the volunteer nurses this morning and i want you to listen to what she has to say. i think lost in a lot of this story about vaccinations is the human side of the story and the fact many of these individuals, like the nurse i spoke with, they're doing these 12-hour shifts for free. take a listen to what she had to say -- >> our elderly population, this is the first time they've

>> hi heidi >> hi tara. >> duncan: head coach of the women's basketball program at u.c. san diego. what is it about your sister that you think makes her so special and sets her apart from most coaches? >> she has a tremendous passion for, for not just basketball, but for, for seeing other people be successful. >> duncan: something coach tara doesn't take for granted. >> the influence and the impact of coaching is lifelong. and it's fun to be part of someone's life, to be an important part of someone's life. >> duncan: you can find more of my interview with coach vanderveer on her career, and her effort to bring more attention to social issues on cbsnews.com. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," in utah the battle lines are drawn between energy and the environment. and later, the search for towering trees so notre dame's spire can soar again. >> duncan: president biden signed an executive order in january to temporarily halt oil and gas leasing on federal lands. it's part of his action to slow climate change. but as cbs' ed o'keefe reports, it's being met with resist

and $20 billion for vaccine distribution that bill goes to the senate we'll talk to former senators heiditkamp and judd gregg at 6:30. >>> in his annual letter to shareholders, warren buffett delivered much of what we come to expect. he admitted mistakes, commented on the markets and talked up america. he dished out criticism of some long-held practices in corporate america. first up, let's start with the numbers. berkshire earned $42.5 billion in 2020. that was down 48%. $21.9 billion of that was from operating earnings that's the metric that buffett says is the most important those were down 9% profits for berkshire for the fourth quarter were up 23%, thanks in large part to the gains we saw in the stock market berkshire has a lot of big holdings those holdings were up every year in his letter, buffett gives an assessment of the company, highlighting what he thinks are the most important performers this year for the first time, the investment in apple made that list. berkshire owns 5.4% of apple, which is worth almost $110 billion. buffett called it one of berkshire's family jewels alon

thank you heidi. u.s. president joe biden has appointed come a harris to manage the steady influx of migrants at the southern border the vice president's will lead u.s. efforts with mexico to stem the flow of migration members of congress and in visiting recently reopened emergency facilities to cope with the surge that follows a growing outcry after images revealed over crowded and makeshift conditions at a different center in texas and so it's not like someone sits around hand in someone of what amounts i got a great idea of us over there we have the money to hire you really haven't taken our kids or us to the ford or america take for cross rivers in the desert we don't speak your language it won't be fun. and one of the ways we learned is that. if you deal with the problems in the country it benefits. us that people closing down there. she have returned say is on the u.s. side of the border at donna in texas. several steps which he said she would take but each and each announcement actually more questio

a security decision let's go live now to hide his show castro who's on capitol hill for us says so heidi how seriously is this threat being taken. barbara the security officials have taking no chances however far fetched this conspiracy theory is that what return to washington to day that is absolutely not going to happen because of intelligence reports that at least one extreme militia group had been potentially plotting to breach the capitol that is why we're seeing an increase in security even beyond that which we've seen in years since january of course there are the military vehicles that are still guarding this perimeter the tall fencing the barbed wire and of course the 5200 some national guardsmen and women who have been deployed here since january and the latest on them. request from the capitol police force for this deployment of the national guard troops to extend beyond the original completion date which it would be a week from tomorrow now they're being asked to remain here until may because of the continuous security threats that are coming into the capitol in fact as anoth

v, she's a public figure so she needs to show malice from heidi heitkamp. a nazi, saying she hangs out with white supremacists. as gina carano pointed out, that it came out of a former senator's mouth, she says i could be liable here for defamation. you are liable for defamation. i think carano should pursue charges, pursue a suit, defamation suit against the former senator. i think everyone having their character defames you start taking that path. >> emily: i like where you're headed is that, will. i see an issue of damages. a suit against disney which as you know, the at will employment because, it's the shield taken -- that they can hide behind. the negative backlash to defend their decision to terminate her. i like where you're at in terms of not taking it lying down and you have seen to prove that i take it seriously even if you didn't in that moment, former u.s. senator. julie, what are your thoughts? >> julie: i have a really hard time with people name slinging especially when the use nazi germany as part of an insult. to be fair, carano was a vocal

that happens on january 6th when supporters of the former presidents breached the holes of congress heidi to castro reports from washington d.c. . to security experts who watched the january 6th riot at the capitol memories of the 2012 it to hats on u.s. embassies in tunisia and sudan came to mind my draw jaw dropped because of the fact that it happened to see. people in the united states doing this is opposed to what happens overseas keith used to this is president of fabrication designs inc a manufacturing firm that makes reinforced doors and windows for u.s. government buildings his products were not installed at the capitol where a mob successfully broke through using their fists and a flagpole that allowed them to enter through the through the openings of the glass and really fell in need to be stronger perimeter the nonpartisan task force charged with reviewing security after the capitol breach agrees its report recommends reinforcing doors and windows the deployment of mobile fencing and retractable barriers the hiring of more than $800.00 capitol police officers and a more efficie

arrival eventually have a chance to see an immigration judge who will then decide if they can stay heidi joe castro al-jazeera brownsville texas. the black panthers chadwick boseman has won a posthumous golden globe for best actor in a drama film he won the award for his role as a horn player in the film rainey's black bottom both died of colon cancer last year at the age of just $43.00. this is al jazeera these are the top stories people have returned to the streets of meanwhile today less than one day after the police killed 18 protesters it was the worst day of violence since the military seized power a month ago the u.n. secretary general is demanding international action against the military scott who has more from bangkok they're coming out the protesters and they have protective shields and they were only wearing helmets obviously that's not much when you are forcing a. when you're facing a police force and a military so they are still coming out there trying to protect them that.

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cramer beat heidi heitkamp. seen at the time as a centrist democrat who would be able to win over states like north dakota, candidly, back in the 2020 cycle had camp -- heitkamp was seen on the short list for vp along with tim kaine and enclosure -- amy klobuchar. cramer comes from a state that voted for heidi heitkamp. lisa: former president trump's wall -- they need to come up with a decision in terms of whether to keep building it. what are the political ramifications on both sides of this debate? kevin: it is huge. this week we have been focusing on it. we talk about the symbolism of what that would wall -- that wall has come to represent. will you have a made for viral social media moment where president biden says tear down that wall? i don't know. for 3000 teenagers who will be staying in the dallas convention center who crossed the border and now have to face ramifications of where they should be, where they should go, that is a serious problem that goes beyond republicans and democrats. it has eclipsed

chelsea richardson ending that report from heidi tomlinson.ep overnight at work has lost her case at the supreme court. let's get more details from our social affairs correspondent alison holt. explain more about this case that had been brought? this explain more about this case that had been brought?— had been brought? this case was brou:ht had been brought? this case was brought by _ had been brought? this case was brought by claire _ had been brought? this case was brought by claire thomas - had been brought? this case was brought by claire thomas blake l brought by claire thomas blake against the charity mencap. she was paid less than £30 for an overnight sleep in shift between 10pm and 7am. she was expected to sleep but keep a listening ear out for residents in case they needed help. during 16 months, she was called six times. the first hour she wasn't paid any extra, after that she was paid extra. she argued she should have been paid the national minimum wage for all of that time, even when she was asleep. she won her tribunal case and t

capitol hill for his tell us more heidi 1st about the decision to extend the national guard's mission at the capitol. sure foley this is a request that is still pending made by the capitol police force to extend the deployment of the 5000 so natch national guard troops who have been here guarding the u.s. capitol since january you can see the heavy water thick haitian that this capitol building is still under with the barbed wires and the high fence surrounding it for blocks not * to mention of course the presence of the armed national guards men and women and today of course as another example of the heightened security posture responding to the potential of threats and other potential storming at the capitol that was the intelligence reports that an extremist militia group there was chatter that they could potentially take over the capital again so far and we're already into the early afternoon hours of the stay here in washington none of that threat has materialized like you know you fully this standing here it's been very quiet things have been very under control but certainly the

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heidy: coming up, a big day for the bank of japan.ong policy review and make a break decision in the coming hours and this as we hear reports apparently of potentially widening the yield target range as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> japan central bank set to unveil the results of its month-long policy review, according to bloomberg economics, it's may adjust the way it manages the 10 year jgb yield. you can see the jgb yield target terrain staying very steady. perhaps this could be widened. the aim is to make monetary stimulus more sustainable and giving itself morbidly way to reduce asset purchases it market conditions allow. the potency of negative rates are also in focus. the last policy review back in 2016 brought on a massive easing program. this time around, most with the meeting resulting in tweaks but not a major overhaul but even small changes can have big implications, and boj, the biggest holder of jgb stocks in japan. >> let's get more on what the bank of japan could potentially do and why. we bring kathleen hays. a litt

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donna edwards, jake sherman, heidi przybyla, thank you. >>> when we return, the rollout of the thirdirus vaccine comes at a precarious moment in our country's fight against the pandemic. the head of the cdc warning that the progress we've made against infections may be leveling out. that story's next. >>> plus, chris krebs, the top cybersecurity official at dhs who called the 2020 election, quote, the most secure in history will join us to talk about how republicans around the country are weaponizing a big lie about voter fraud to restrict the right to vote. >>> and lebron james fires back after being told by a fellow athlete to stick to sports. lebron's response and why he plans to keep on speaking out about politics and policies, coming up later in the hour. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ♪ hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play ♪ ♪ hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid ♪ ♪ and all that glitters is gold ♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burge

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former senator heidi heitkamp joins me now. it's great to have you on, senator. mo brooks situation seems genuinely troubling to me in so far this is someone who promoted the big lie, was one of the first people of congress to say they wanted to overturn the election. and last night in his announcement speech basically running on that. >> you know, the problem that you have is we've become so tribal. even the craziest of people as long as they have an "r" behind their name and make it through the primary system seem to get elected. and just stoogive you an example, chris, and thanks for having me on. when i ran in 2012 i ran -- i beat the opponent in a state that barack obama lost by 22 points. and i knew as long as i kept it within that margin i could win because i could convert 22% of the people who would otherwise vote for mitt romney to vote for me. when i ran for re-election in '18, guess what, that was only 4%. there was no way you could run against that and win. so the really important thing here is the dissolution of the republican party, that they let pe

heidi raise the minimum wage if you're not on the same page? >> we had a good discussion yesterday, not yesterday, wednesday. and the rumor senator sanders, who wanted the meeting. senator murray, whiting and myself all believe in the building was on the floor as well as each of the eight democrats who voted against it. we began to discuss areas in which we might before but i thought it was a first meeting, it did not resolve everything but it gave me some hope that we might be able to come to an agreement. everyone in that room agrees we have to try to come to an agreement to go forward. right now they are several differing views on that but we have made some progress. yes. reporter: we forget ray take this brace what percentage of setters are vaccinated at this point? and when you hope the senate can >> not just the centers it's not just the centers it is the staff, it is the people who clean, it's the people serve the food. we need to have everybody safe and then a decision will be made part i'm going to leave that to the authorities to doct

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judged on, success or failure, on if people sort of feel a direct impact of this legislation and as heidit, of the direct infusion of money into schools to improve their conditions. >> you alluded to this, but i want to take it on. there's some indication the cdc may change the guidance from six feet to three. a lot of the things you've covered are not things that even a big wonderful check in the mail can be remedied overnight. you have covered the ventilation systems. i wonder what the sort of mindset is of schools. even with funds in hand, are they now confident they can make these infrastructure changes knowing they have the funds in hand? are they just inspired by sort of the straight talk? there was some reporting in "the washington post" that one of the three documents the trump administration had sort of mischaracterized was downplaying the risk of opening schools before we had much information. what do school administrators and principals and teachers say they feel right now about the change in leadership? >> they are glad the cdc, under joe biden, finally came out and gave some

heidi live for us in virginia. thank you. >>> we're following the breaking news in texas where the republican governor greg anti-just issued an executive order ending the statewide mask mandate and will now allow all businesses to reopen at 100% capacity on march 10th, one week from tomorrow. texas is now the largest state in the nation to no longer have a mask mandate. joining me now, dr. jones, a family physician, epidemiologist and past president of the american health association. great to have you with us. what do you make of governor anti-'s decision? what could the fallout be when you see a state as large as texas with numbers that have not necessarily declined to the degree that it would allow for someone to feel comfortable in opening up 100% and removing a mask mandate, now making this decision? >> well, his decision is pre mature and it may cost many, many lives. we have to understand that this virus has one job. which is to reproduce itself. and it will reproduce itself. it will spread and infect and po

heidi is following this story for us. jeff bennett is in atlanta where the president and vice president will visit cdc headquarters a few hours from now. i want to bring in a new york city health and hospital infectious disease epidemiologist. stand by if you can. heidi, let me start with you. what are you hearing on the ground about this new guidance? >> reporter: it's a big deal. a lot of the schools i talked to here and across the nation have said, one of the biggest challenges they have in reopening is that they don't have that six feet of distancing. i just got off the phone with the commissioner here. he said a number of districts that were doing six feet are already moving to try and do the three feet rule, trying to break agreements with these teachers unions which had agreed in a number of districts to the six foot rule. this is not however without controversy. i also talked with the head of the teachers union here. she told me, look, we have these agreements in place. the studies you are looking at, they are ass

during my grandparents tenure in the white house, they brought heidi and then heidi had an accident on one of the rugs and sent into exile and gettysburg. i've also got to say that we won a known fact about the white house is the burial ground of our pet parrot key who is on the third floor name pete and pete died so we were allowed to give the bird a dignified burial in the rose garden and we put up a little -- my siblings and i put up a little pete rest in peace but they took it down to mow the lawn. >> you got to wonder roosevelt, who is the first one who has the west wing, also had a gigantic collection of animals as children, he had an almost collection. you have to wonder how many of them -- we know that several of them died during his days in the white house, you have to wonder about the burial location where all the presidents of their favorite pets. because of course i'm gonna have it will buried at the white house. we have to have an archaeologists over the grounds. >> the problem, as you can go back and visit the grave sites. >> well, except eve is buried at the vice preside

joining me now is nbc news correspondent heidi presbela at the university of massachusetts, and for asian american security, amish doljek. some them were talking about a resistant to some of the drugs, the therapeutics used to treat covid, and the president briefly interrupted. you'll see why. >> this particular variant is resistant against one of our monochromals, one of our drugs for therapeutics we're use to go -- using to treat. >> make it clear it's a drug, not a therapeutic. >> it's a drug that's used early before you go into the hospital, one of those drugs that might prevent hospitalization or prevent death. >> i wasn't correcting you, i just know from experience that -- >> thank you. thank you very much. >> the president, as you might understand, wanted to make it clear that he was not talking about variant resistance to the vaccines, which are the key to getting us out of this pandemic, instead a therapeutic, a drug. more than 40 million americans, by the way, are now fully vaccinated. dr. adalja, i want your take on the new cdc guidelines today. they also announced major news f

john torres and heidi presblea. tell us more about the visit to the cdc and the vice president and president's visit meeting with asian-american leaders this hour. >> the visit to the cdc officials told us that was the president and vice president's opportunity to get a briefing from their medical and health teams about this ongoing fight against the pandemic. but based on what we saw from the president in his own words that was his opportunity to thank the scientists, to thank those career staffers who have been working around the clock at the cdc. he said science is back. he thanked those career staffers he said for changing the psyche of a nation. since then the president has made the short trip from the cdc over to emery university where he's meeting privately which means there'll be no cameras allowed in, with members of the asian-american community, elected leaders, community advocates. and he's going to talk really about the palpable fear and the palpable trauma in light of the series of attacks, the shooting

heidi tomlinson has been to meet her. have you got your mask? have you got your key? last year. see you later! wait a minute. see you! 42—year—old mum of five sarah richardson contracted covid and developed a blood disorder. she passed away in october. my mum was amazing. like, my dad's not been around so it's always been my mum. she was, like, the only person we had and now she's gone, so, you know, ithink about her every day, yeah. she was pretty. and helped people. well, it's been hard, but then, my sister's brought us all together and done everything for us. not only has she taken the reins of home life, 21—year—old chelsea is a trainee nurse at st james' in leeds. she's grieving but puts aside her feelings to bolster the family. she was everything to me. i'm really sorry. she'd do everything for us. she was my rock and i was her rock. you've taken on so much, chelsea. are you coping? it's difficult. i'm not going to lie. i didn't know what i was expecting, but it's definitely a lot harder than i anticipated. so, today, a special delivery to help. milford sports c

more frequent so the concern is that what is the government doing in the government just yesterday heidi a press conference by the advice seeing that we in some to no one in need even coming out to say that there are some caution on what is happening on the kidnappings in nigeria. african football's governing body has a new boss south african billionaire treatment sampai was the sole candidate for the presidency of the confederation of african football what's that they've built his fortune in gold mining with other successes in other sectors you know face of the massive task of turning around an organization riddled with dysfunction and corruption but does he stand a chance of success in african football. let's speak to sports journalist thomas quinn i say he is in johannesburg so much is going to have you on the program for years football is administration has been plagued with mismanagement and corruption both in africa and even on the global stage so why would they want to take on such a murky world. well you know also i asked myself that question but i think that is was approved by a

more frequent so the concern is that what is the government doing in the government just yesterday heidi a prince conference by good advice on c.n.n. dot. com to morning do we need even coming out to say that there are some who are cashing in on what is happening on the kidnappings in nigeria. african football's governing body has a new boss south african billionaire patrice but sampai was the sole candidate for the presidency of the confederation of african football but separate built his fortune in gold mining with other successes in other sectors you know face of the massive task of turning around an organization riddled with dysfunction and corruption but does he stand a chance of success in african football. let's speak to sports journalist thomas quinn i say he is in johannesburg so much it's good to have you on the program for years football has administration has been plagued with mismanagement and corruption both in africa and even on the global stage so why would they want to take on such a murky world. well you know also i asked myself that question but that the heat produced

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outside capitol hill for us not far from it anyway heidi these security threats force house counselor session today tell us 1st about the atmosphere around you and what the scene is like. well fully as the hours tick by on this march 4th so far there has been no indication of those alicia groups coming to d.c. to storm the capitol as the intelligence report had warned of a possible plot instead what we're seeing is a very quiet scene that continued lockdown of the capitol area the barbed wires and the fencing that have surrounded this complex since january 6th heavily guarded presence with military vehicles from the national guard continuing to protect the perimeter and inside the capitol dome itself as allan was saying there are no lawmakers today they as well as staff members instructed to remain home today with that late decision yesterday evening of the members of the house of representatives finishing their legislative business early for the week and of course the continued presence of the national guard troops some 5000 members of the guard remaining in this area since that janu

with him how to be good goes up as well ah yes heidi you know if i had known that the boat would be a small i never would have gone on the trip you know i would not have put myself and my parents in law danger to the lot of theme with a beautifully it would. love one funky bit but that one it would give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but once i'm going to. want to know their story in full migrants terrified and reliable information for margaret's. the only way to get here is by air or ship dr camillo create oh has organized an airlift to bring much needed help during the kobe pandemic today they're up to 10 b. key near colombia's pacific coast this dangerous area is teeming with armed groups since the beginning of the pandemic the need has become even greater. holders not scalpel handles not sterile compressive they say doctor the compressor is on steroids it is so much is lacking in the. doctor coming up the 8 to works as a plastic surgeon in bogota where he performs cosmetic surgery but also helps disfigured accident victims. he lives

more frequent so the concern is that what is the government doing in the government just yesterday heidi of prince conference by the advice i see in that some to no one in dos why do we need even coming out to say that there are some who are cashing in on what is happening on the kidnappings in nigeria. african football's governing body has a new boss south african billionaire patrice but sampai was the sole candidate for the presidency of the confederation of african football was that they built his fortune in gold mining with further successes in other sectors you know face of the massive task of turning around an organization riddled with dysfunction and corruption but does he stand a chance of success in african football. let's speak to sports journalist thomas quinn i say he is in johannesburg so much is going to have you on the program for years football has administration has been plagued with mismanagement and corruption both in africa and even on the global stage so why would they want to take on such a murky world. well you know also i ask myself that question but i think patri

heidi, i'll start with you. great outfit. you're fully masked up and ready. what's it like there?ou know, do you see a diverse group of people? do you see mostly white people? what's the crowd and what are the demographics look like there and what appears to be a very chilly philadelphia? >> well, first of all, i'm having a little trouble hearing you, jason, but i think i know what you're asking, which is, is this working? are we seeing diverse people come in here, and the answer is yes. now, these types of sites were chosen specifically for that purpose. there are only a few of them, actually, that are this humongous, talking about 6,000 people a day. the cdc as well as census data, they're using to try and determine where to put these sites, to try and find socially vulnerable people, jason, and we actually had an exclusive interview with the acting fema director about this and about how they are choosing sites exactly like this. take a listen. >> we feel continuing increase and going ahead and reaching the most socially vushl populations, the ones most at risk and seeing our pe

reveal party is taught as a thing it's that the average americans love for fireworks transcends party heidi ology hard fireworks to americans is what military funding is the congress both sides will always support it even if it has the potential to harm a lot of innocent people ok but still i highly doubt it 0 represents will camp outside state capitals either i don't think a group of people with that much camouflage and bare mace or inexperienced campers about. camping would feel a lot safer in the street marching in states like oklahoma where drivers who unintentionally hit protesters would be protected and intentionally this is a free pass to murder of evil no it's not a free pass to murder only cops get those this is for residents who feel threatened and it's a reminder that no road is ever truly safe for pedestrians remember last year when i unintentionally hit someone who crossed in front of my car because i got spooked that was your cousin at the end of your driveway it was a protest against british air he was protesting natural selection by walking in front of my car while looking a

southern border is on track to shatter previous records of arrivals to serious heidi joe castro has more on the by janet ministrations response. the u.s. government claims these are not detention centers but photos taken from inside u.s. border patrol facilities have stirred and outcry thousands of teenagers and younger children crowded into pens and sleeping on floors held in these conditions for more than 5 days in violation of a court order requiring they be moved to more child friendly shelters within 72 hours but was that things on center site i mean they are. they are guarded by. officers the u.s. homeland security secretary and a contingent of senators toured a border patrol facility holding children friday media were barred from entering officials said due to covert concerns but we are safely processing the children who do come to our border we strongly urge in the message is clear not to do so now under the trump administration thousands of migrant children who arrived at the u.s. border had been expelled to mexico without seeing an immigration judge president joe biden ended th

on capitol hill for us hi heidi. a little bit of history being made then on capitol hill how did it go down. that's right kemal and there were 3 republicans who crossed party lines to join democrats in voting for the confirmation of hollande now she is the 1st native american cabinet secretary in u.s. history and on a personal level this is history coming full circle for hollande she is a member of the tribe of new mexico she says that her family dates back 35 generations living on that land and like so many other native peoples in the u.s. for centuries her family had suffered at the oppression and the mismanagement of the broken promises from the very federal agency the agency of the interior that hollande will now lead as part of biden's cabinet so certainly a very meaningful moment for her personally also for the 2000000 native americans who call this country home and as the secretary of the interior she will oversee the bureau of indian affairs which is responsible for managing the welfare of those native people

arrival eventually have a chance to see an immigration judge who will then decide if they can stay heidi joe castro al-jazeera brownsville texas. has made golden globe award history becoming the 1st woman of asian descent to win the prize for best director beijing born directed the film nomad land and it's only the 2nd women woman to win the award the 1st was barbara streisand back in 1904 for her film yentl. was also named best. and black panther star chadwick boseman won a posthumous golden globe for best actor in a drama film he won the award for his role as a horn player in the film ma rainey's black bottom of swim died of colon cancer last year at the age of $53.00. finally tiger woods says he was touched to see so many fellow golfers offer their support as he continues to recover from a car crash last week several players wore the traditional tiger red shirt and black trousers combo for the final day of the world golf championship tournament in florida with some self remains in hospital in los angeles after surgery to repair multiple fractures to his right leg. tiger means everythi

who is actually will benefit from the attack against the government of the so-called legitimacy of heidi is only the united arab emirates just days ago united arab emirates supporters for $2700.00 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible benefit for this attack tunisia now where heavy gunfire was heard near the presidential palace in the early hours of wednesday just 2 days before president elect mohammed balsam swearing in ceremony. i. can be clearly heard on this video from witnesses in the capital the army details are not yet known in the government hasn't commented yet has a history of military coups sent to struggled with instability from attacks by armed groups such as poke around and interests in a neighboring nigeria he says local reports suggest an attempted coup. a lot of people in egypt believe that it was an attempted military coup that has been put down the incident started actually around 3 o'clock local time around 2 g.m.t. and by 3 am local time 3 g.m.t. local time everything went quiet now whatever in 2 years w