scored political points by protesting outside a cab and homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now plans to reopen that homestead facility to. begin stick around this morning still to come former security officials testify in the u.s. senate about failing is in the capitol but end of ugly amongst themselves about who was responsible. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see if they're. undocumented migrants joe blow's families penniless pensioners or just some of the groups struggling to survive in one paris suburb branded a ticking time bomb by its mare charlotte dubinsky next this morning reporting from the town where food aid charities warn they can no longer cope. the time of the given year is just 30 kilometers south of paris and it's already infamous in france as being one of the country's poorest areas and home to one of europe's biggest housing complex is now nearly hall full of the residents who live in that complex behind me live bel

vice presidents once in 29 cavalera scored political points by protesting outside a cab and homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now plans to reopen that homestead facility to. this is a see the global for all costs to live from moscow to you watch makes it only worth while thank you for it still ahead former security officials testify in the u.s. senate about failure is in handling the capital but they end up. who's to blame. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on spearing dramatic they're probably the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. why again undocumented migrants joe blow's families penniless pension is just some of the groups struggling to survive in one paris suburb branded a ticking time bomb bites man. he reports next one from the town where food aid charities warn they can't cope any longer. the time of the given year is just 30 kilometers south of paris and it's already i

vice presidents once in 29 cavalera scored political points by protesting outside a cab and homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now plans to reopen that homestead facility to. now the news this morning security officials have a paid to give contradictory evidence that the u.s. senate's 1st public hearings into last month's capitol riot the office has blamed each other and other agencies for mistakes that led to the assault that also seems the no contingency measures for such an attack and many came out of the chamber at the end of it all with more questions announces the assessment indicated that members of the proud boys white supremacist groups. and other extremist groups were expected to participate on january 6th and that they may be inclined to become violent police officers were not trained on how to respond to an infiltration of the capitol building is that correct this was and when you talk about infiltration you talk about a large insurrection like we saw in the january 6 know anyone from the department of homeland security contact you ab

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scored political points by protesting outside a cab and homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now plans to reopen that homestead facility to. city trying to ok let's go back to our breaking news this hour because the tit for tat political struggle has caused a top level firing in armenia the prime minister the head of the army saying he was part of an attempted military k. supporters and opponents of the prime minister there have clashed in the capital after he called on supporters to come out into the streets. i'm inviting all my supporters to come to republic square now and i consider the statement by the general staff as an attempted to military coup or passion janish supporters that. the situation is manageable and that he is ready to discuss any problems in the country he also insisted save the army troops by the mains was quote brother but there's also a significant opposition presence to against the prime minister cars have been pictured driving through the capital with him covered in blood they've been honking their horns as crowd ch

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scored political points by protesting outside a cab and homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now plans to reopen that homestead facility to. the people of mt to talk to us this is a case in point the world health organization special envoy on covert 19 speaking directly to us saying that the world should prepare for a new post pandemic reality whatever that's going to be done to david nabarro also warned that we should expect other dangerous strains to spread to. as some who say we should be striving towards eliminating the virus completely others and i'm in this 2nd group say that we must strive towards being able to live with the virus as a constant threat but putting in place a mix of defenses in our societies that mean that we hold the virus at bay at the center of that is vaccination which can protect people from getting seriously ill and dying but there's also how we behave there's also how governments create the conditions in which we can behave in a really helpful way with regard to avoiding the virus and as international cooperatio

vice presidents once in $29.00 cavalera scored political points by protesting outside a cab and homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now plans to reopen that homestead facility to. so you are trying to report and that's that brings up today police say fossett idea or not he will be with in about half an hour. this is the one business where you can't afford to miss i'm rachel blevins in washington coming out the u.s. has an honest way to approving a 3rd covert 19 vaccine as johnson and johnson gets the green light from the f.d.a. so how soon will the drug be ready for emergency you clot board members are now resigning over the crisis in texas that has led dozens dead and millions without power and water and officials are now promising a criminal investigation then led by administration is calling for a review of critical supply chain in the face of global shortages but ending a trade war with china isn't on the list will this guy we have a lot to get to so let's get started. the food and drug administration is close to adding a 3rd kovac 19 vaccine to t

vice presidents once in 2019 cavalera scored political points by protesting outside a cab and homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now. plans to reopen that homestead facility to. ok let's give you a recap then on vents in armenia today because armenians opposition has rejected an offer from the country's prime minister for new elections a standoff between opponents and supporters of prime minister nicole passion and the capper he had a van and police were deployed in large numbers all after the prime minister sang the chief of the armed forces general staff saying that he was part of an attempted military and rafi's that tensions could escalate further. well experts we hear from do agree that the only democratic way out of this crisis is to go to snap elections. well i think is most sensible thing would be to call for new elections because that buys a little bit of time it sounds democratic and as you said the opposition saying they want a democratic constitution solution so it would serve all right we'll have new elections it'll take a few rich to

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ward political points by protesting outside a cab at homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now. plans to reopen that homestead facility to. talk about the breaking news we started with a small detail company to tell you about a tit for tat political and military struggle it looks like has caused top level casualties in armenia is the latest the prime minister the firing his chief of the general staff of the armed forces after all 40 members of the general staff officially demanded the prime minister as entire government quit so this is kind of going backwards they called. the call for it resignation was an attempted military coup that call we talked to he also urged the military now to remain vigilant and to protect the country's borders he warned members of the armed forces against engaging too in politics and making political statements and further today is called on supporters to gather in the center of the capital the year of these live pictures coming from there now people can really be seen gathering i think that's near the building of the

vice presidents once in 29 cavalera scored political points by protesting outside a cab and homestead florida where teens detained at the border were being held well there's now plans to reopen that homestead facility to. that's it for now your next update for those watching the holes. greetings and salyut ations all right my friends we interrupt your 24 hour cable news broadcast of celebrity tragedies and cancel culture appropriations to bring you the following very important message it appears that despite a month long rest fight from all things military industrial complex the u.s. government by way of the by administration is jumping right back into what it does best in this great world of ours the selling of arms and the cultivating the business of warfare reuters reports that in the early then early february the united states state department has approved the 1st potential sales of weapons under the by the administration including communications equipment for nato and missiles for chile in deals with a combined value of up to $150000000.00 but they were not done there my friends no no no

brien: they will open up the homestead florida facility in april, highest february numbers ever seenant kids in history. it's because the remain in mexico policy is gone, the wall has stopped, 100 day pause on all deportations, what do you want them to do? senator: this makes no sense and then we have the new center from arizona, he votes against doing any border security. when we had the voterama, i proposed money to make sure we finished the wall, make sure we have border security, he votes against it. his own state that's worried about immigration, illegal immigration and so this stuff just doesn't make sense. biden is killing jobs, open borders, won't open up classrooms. he didn't talk about this when he was running. brian: no he didn't. senator: what do we get? it makes you mad. brian: self-inflicted wound because this is a huge issue that president trump had solved and he opened it up again, among critics democrat, aoc says i think they are lucky that progressives aren't asking for $24. she was critical of the facilities. let's fast-forward to talk about minimum wage. fifteen d

aliens who basically broke our laws here in collier county over to the detention facility in homestead, florida's down to 2, maybe 3 inmates a week. it's a catastrophe for our country. they're not securing the southern border. they're allowing people to come across the border illegally with impunity, and what that's fostering are these caravans coming out of south america which is not helping. listen, jon, we want to control covid-19 and get our country back open. allowing people to come into the country en masse with very little checks is not going to help the united states. number two, if we have to get people back to work including, frankly, black and brown people back to work, and so bringing in other people9 into the work force at the low end of the socioeconomic spectrum is not going to help our low-skilled workers whether they're white, black or hispanic here in the united states. these are liberal policies. these are not effective policies for the future of our country. jon: the former president is going to be making his first post-presidential speech at the conservative political actio

and i think there is a lot of callback to the trump administration where not only the homestead shelter in south florida was overflowing. we saw the democratic candidates go there in the summer of 2019 during the debates, but also that is the private company that operates homestead that john kelly, the former dhs secretary and chief of staff, was working for and being paid by after having participated in the early days of the family separation crisis. i think that everybody wants to see them move away from these types of facilities. at this point there is not another option until the biden administration either decides to take a pass at the tdp rachlt, the trafficking protections act that governs some of this before a settlement agreement. the list goes on and on. it is very early in the administration and they have not yet said if they're going to chart a new course way from these types of facilities. >> yeah. and i guess the big question is we have had essentially the border frozen for a year by the trump administration using essentially covid as both reason and excuse. at some point that's going to e

the biden administration is reopening detention center in florida, formerly known as the homestead detention facility. the administration plans to home teens in that facility. is that a temporary emergency center? jen: i'd have to talk to the department of homeland security about that. reporter: it was privately run before which is part of the question here. whether or not the biden administration plans to have a privately managed again given the -- [indiscernible] jen: i know you asked this question before. i'd happy connect you someone to the department of homeland security. they oversee those facilities. they're best prepared to answer any questions. that's ok. reporter: there are reports that president biden is considering former florida senator bill nelson to be his nasa administrator. are those reports accurate? is he under consideration? when we will expect an announcement? jen: i don't have any personnel announcements or an expectation on a nasa administrator or list of potential people. but that's an interesting one. go ahead. reporter: thanks, jen. couple questions. one for another

florida. democratic congresswoman wilson tweeting i have a lot of questions and concerns about the reopening of the homestead detention facility that center around children's health and physical safety, education, family reunification and more. in washington president biden's team trying to create a contrast between his actions and those of its predecessor. here is peter doocy. >> unaccompanied kids who cross the border when biden is president are taken to the same federal facilities as unaccompanied kids who crossed the border when trump was president. democrats accused trump of putting kids engages. >> this is not kids being kept in cages. >> reporter: what is a more accurate description of this facility just reopened in texas with prominently placed shipping containers? >> the kids in containers? >> these hhs facilities we had to expand and open additional facilities because there was not enough space in the existing facilities, this facility which has been reopened has been revamped. >> reporter: cries about cages -- >> that facility, they are not cages, they stay in rooms. it was an absolute 180 degree

florida. democratic congresswoman fredricka wilson tweeting "i've a lot of questions and concerns about the reopening of the homestead detention facility centered around the children's health and physical safety, education, family reunification, and more." back in washington, president biden's team is working hard to create a difference between his the actions of the predecessor. here's peter doocy. >> unaccompanied kids tossing the border wall with brightness president are taken to the same facilities as those who cross the border wall when trump was president. democrats accused trump of putting kids in cages. >> this is not because kept in cages. >> so what is the more accurate description of this facility just reopened in texas with prominently placed shipping containers? >> is it kids in containers and set of kids and cages? >> these hhs facilities, we do expand facilities because there is not enough space in the existing facilities. this has been revamped. >> cries about cages were never on the nose, according to republicans. >> that facility, they are not cages. they stay in rooms. it is an absolute, 180-degree