[horns honking].though we may roam, be it ever so humble there is no place like home. and i want to welcome to the coastal city my brother from another mother, what about the next senator from the great state of georgia, jon ossoff? [cheering] [horns honking] i am deeply honored to be running alongside him. he is deeply committed to the work that we must do in this moment. and i want to welcome to the coastal city, a person who has long served the people. first as an attorney general and then a united states senator. and now the next vice president of the united states of america, kamala harris. [cheering] [horns honking] i can't wait until this graduate of hvc you [horns honking] howard university i'm going to give you your props. i cannot wait until kamala harris gets to be the deciding vote in the united states senat senate. [horns honking]. now the only way that happens is you have to make sure that you stand raphael warnock and dawson all soft to the united states senate. are you ready to make th

focus on the at-riske chains long horn, texas roadhouse and papa john's. how much are they paying now figure back of the energy. went to $15 what would that mean in terms of increase in costs for them in possibly a decrease in margins? >> thanks for-of-melissa great to be here in terms change, look at on a geographic footprint basis, if you were to weigh their footprint versus the state minimum wages are, notice that jack-in-the-box -- sorry, long horn and texas roadhouse, papa john's, geographic xpoesh herb blended wage ands $15 not to say these companies aren't paying above minimum wage in instances where there's a tightness in the labor market. the bigger issue here is depending which stakeholders you're coming from, whether false or quick service, wages are something restaurants deceit w dealt with a long time new york and large 1cities figur out how to deal with t. the difference between what they're currently paying workers entry level and what the from new minimum wage could be. so looks likes texas, the south, eric, might have the greatest delta. w

siegfried fischbacher has passed away, at the age of 81, just eight months after his partner, roy hornll ganss is here with more. >> when he was little, siegfried asked his mom for a book about magic. she said no. he found money in the street and bought the book himself and the rest is history. siegfried fischbacher, born in germany in 1939, lived by the mantra, in magic, anything is possible. >> how did you do that? and that was, i think, the three words that changed my life. my life became magic, and magic became my life. >> siegfried met roy horn on a cruise ship in 1957 where they decided to team up for a show. siegfried focussing on the magic and roy on exotic animals. they made their debut in las vegas. >> siegfried & roy had been the single most successful entertainment attraction in las vegas history, 30 years, 48 weeks a year. capacity business. >> paving the way for other spectacles like cirque du soleil and putting the animals in the spotlight. it ended abruptly in 2003 when a tiger dragged roy off the stage by the neck. last year, roy died. and this morning, the world remem

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and one of the most iconic attackers of the capitol building seen wearing body paint and horns, his name is jake angeli, his lawyer wants a presidential pardon. >> he, like a lot of other disenfranchised people in our country, felt very, very, very solidly in sync with president trump. they felt, he felt, like his voice was, for the first time, being heard.

he has horns on., meditates all day long, couldn't be a more gentle, soft spoken human being. he's not a violent man. he's not alone and what we as a nation have to understand is our president needs to be accountable for that and the only honorable thing for him to do for those who were peace loving, for those who did go there with peace in mind that weren't going there to be violent, trump needs to stand up and own these people. he owes them -- he has an obligation to them, he has an obligation to our nation. >> and do what? >> it's not going to happen. >> and do what, al? >> oh, give a pardon, give a pardon -- >> you want him to pardon the people that broke into the capitol and killed a policeman and was trying to get to members of congress? >> remember the following, what am i? i'm not -- my role is not to judge somebody. my role is to be an advocate. if there's one iota of a chance that the guy who is the president of our country who invited everybody down pennsylvania will give my client a pardon

[horns honking] [cheers and applause] >> a pro-trump group decided to hold the parade after it was previously shut down due to the pandemic. at least 600 vehicles joined the caravan which followed the parade's usual root route. the rose bowl can move to texas along with the rose bowl. every other company and most of the billionaires in california, everyone is leaving california for texas. take your parade with you. those are your morning's headlines. jedediah: the exodus to texas. still ahead top new york leaders are under fire for their hand ring of the vaccine rollout despite new york being devastated by the pandemic. only a third of it vaccines have been administered. the question is why. dr. marc siegel is here to weigh in next. we are live from georgia all morning ahead the crucial senate runoff race. don't miss it. stick with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aging is a journey. you can't always know what's ahead. since 1995, seniors have opened their doors to right at home for personalized care. to be their guide. to steer them through uncharted territory. and when it comes right down to it, to keep them sa

man dressed in what looks like buffalo horns and is shirtless is a guy named jake angeli from arizona. he has referred to himself as a qanon shaman, qanon conspiracy theorist. he not only broke into the senate, he posed on the senate dais. man who broke into speaker nancy pelosi's office is richard barnett, a gun rights supporter from arkansas who has at one point referred to himself as a white nationalist. we mentioned him at the top of the program. tim gionet is a far-right activist who live streamed himself inside the building for more than 25 minutes. nick ochs is a member of the proud boys group in hawaii. then there's another man, an elected state representative from west virginia, a republican named derek evans. he can be heard shouting, "we're in, we're in, baby," while moving among a crowd of rioters through a capitol doorway. evans' attorney released a statement saying his client is an independent activist and journalist who did nothing wrong and was merely filming, what are authorities saying about how they plan to prosecute those responsible? >> reporter: well, it's pretty

can i get a horn for that one?kidman! oh, my gosh, look at you now, come on you are the best, buddy. >> hi. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming on. i know you're in australia and it's morning there now thank you for spending the time with me. i appreciate this. and thank you for doing this >> i woke up keith i said, "quick, i've got to get up because i got to get dressed so i can get on jimmy. he was like, "what?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thinks, "what is going on?" oh, my gosh. >> 7:00 a.m. in the morning! it's saturday morning here >> it is oh, it's friday here >> right >> jimmy: you've got to give him my best. there's so much i have to talk to you about and i'm going to gush a little bit, but, anyways, let's start with "the prom." it's streaming now on netflix. it's what everyone wants right now. it's a feel-good story it's -- i never saw the play i never got the chance to see it >> the musical >> jimmy: sorry. >> sorry to correct you. >> jimmy: wow. the musical. no, i was -- you didn't let me finish my sentenc

but 1st to cuba where horn player stero willis caught up with some old friends. hello and welcome to hop on a q i'm sara willis and exactly one year ago i was here standing on this where singing dancing and playing my horn with the musicians of the hub on the lyceum orchestra. for. the. it's a very different cuba than it was one year ago because of the pandemic but i'm really looking forward to seeing my cuban musician friends from helium and finding out how they have spent this last year. of january 2021 a much quieter habana than usual face masks a compulsory everywhere long lines for food a total lack of tourists and absolutely no live music on the streets. i'm back here for a concert with the have an ally see him orchestra to celebrate our project mozart the mumble the concert will now be streamed without an audience but we are simply happy to play together again and meet we give it a. conductor jose antonio mendez padrón known as pepe arrived in style for the 1st rehearsal. but. said oh yeah today i feel good because we are hassling but otherwise we're all s

] --[fast drumbeat leading into horns] [drums and horns play] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the formerhe honorable dan quayle. [orchestral music plays] ♪ -- [footsteps and indistinct conversation] [drumbeats into horn and orchestral music] [orchestral music plays] announcer: ladies and gentlemen the 42nd president of the united states, the honorable william j clinton and the honorable hillary rodham clinton. [orchestral music plays] ♪ [fast drumbeats into orchestral music] [drill orders] [orchestral music continues] announcer: the 43rd president of the united states the honorable george w. bush and laura bush. [orchestral music continues] [applause] ♪ [indistinct crowd noise] [fast drumbeat into orchestral music] ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen the 44th president of the united states the honorable barack obama and misses michelle obama. [applause] [orchestral music continues with applause] ♪ announcer: the chief justice of the united states, the honorable john roberts junior and the associate justices of the supreme court. [orchestral music continues] ♪ announcer: the children of vic

you are not going to see a president blowing his own horn. you are not going to see a president tomorrow arguing about crowd size. >> you can confirm this. we are proud to have the smallest crowd size because we don't want people to come to washington to put their health in jeopardy. maybe it is whose crowd is smaller. sorry to interrupt. >> we are going to have the safe pest est crowd. everybody made fun of us. we scaled down our rallies. we had people in cars. >> i never made fun of you. i never recall anyone on cnn making fun of you. >> maybe you did not do it on air or texted me and made fun of us. there were people that made fun of us for how we were doing it. tomorrow will be a day to put it in focus and let the american people know we care about them more than we care about just being a new administration. we want to do the hard work of improving their lives. you will see that refreshing feel of, you know what, i am important again. the government cares about me. so, that is the goal of it and i think that joe biden will deliver that m

but 1st to cuba where horn player stero willis caught up with some old friends. tallow and welcome to hop on a q but i'm sara willis and exactly one year ago i was here standing on this where singing dancing and playing my horn with the musicians of the hub and the lyceum orchestra. to the. it's a very different cuba than it was one year ago because of the pandemic but i'm really looking forward to seeing my cuban musician friends from the leopold bonna and finding out how they have spent this last year. january 2021 a much quieter husband than usual face masks a compulsory. everywhere long lines for food a total lack of tourists and absolutely no live music on the streets. after that. i'm back here for a concert with the have banner lyceum orchestra to celebrate our project mozart the mumble the concert will now be streamed without an audience but we are simply happy to play together again and meet with. a. conductor jose antonio mendez padrón known as pepe arrived in style for the 1st rehearsal. hard. but. i said oh yeah today i feel good because we are hasslin

but 1st to cuba where horn player stero willis caught up with some old friends. hello and welcome to hop on the queue but i'm sara willis and exactly one year ago i was here standing on this where singing dancing and playing my horn with the musicians of the hub and the lyceum orchestra. for. it's a very different cuba than it was one year ago because of the pandemic but i'm really looking forward to seeing my cuban musician friends from here obama and finding out how they have spent this last year. january 2021 a much quieter havana than usual facemasks a compulsory everywhere long lines for food a total lack of tourists and absolutely no live music on the streets. i'm back here for a concert with the have an ally see him orchestra to celebrate our project mozart. the concert will now be streamed without an audience but we are simply happy to play together again when we get. a. conductor jose antonio mendez padrón known as pepe arrived in style for the 1st rehearsal. but. i said oh yeah today i feel good because we are hassling but otherwise we're all stressed b

horn. the system is not recognizing a microphone and into the hearing and i see, there you go and and yeah, you are going to need to meet your computer or your phone and you have three minutes. you are not audible and if you are on my end. >> can you hear me? >> we can now. >> there was some technical problems here. ok, should i give a short presentation? >> your time is running. >> ok. so, thank you, commissioners, for hearing my case and mr. horn said this is a clinic we're proposing we have we met with the neighbors to alleviate the concerns. one of the concerns of the size is traffic. we've engaged a civil engineer in the area to look at a potential way that we can increase loading air to allow the paratransit vehicles to park on ocean avenue and not block traffic which has been the main issue with the existing clinic that is operating at 1728 ocean avenue. >> that's all i have for my presentation. >> ok. if that concludes sponsors' presentation, we should go to public comment members o

[ horns honking ] well it was, yes, certainly the voice of desperation, most certainly that, and it was a bald, bald faced, bold abuse of power by the president of the united states. >> when the president of united states calls up georgia's election officials and tries to intimidate them, to change the result of the election, to disenfranchise georgia voters, to disenfranchise black voters in georgia, who delivered this date for joe biden and kamala harris. [ horns honking ] that is a direct attack on our democracy, and if david perdue and kelly loeffler had one piece of steel in their spines, one shred of integrity, they would be out here defending georgia voters from that kind of assault. >> reporter: it's hard to miss what this image means, raphael warnock and jon josoff flip the two seats, kamala harris becomes a tiebreaker and democrats control the senate, that was on tuesday. we reached out to senators loeffler and perdue for comment on the call. neither of them returned our calls. kyung lah, cnn, savannah, georgia. >> i want to discuss this further with less ein london. head of t

beyond being hunted and captured for their horns bushmeat or prized coat the mountain bongos grazing grounds have been every day in recent decades taken over further by humans and their livestock that's why with less than $100.00 mountain bongos left in the wild specialized breeding efforts have come to the rescue like using bongos brought back to kenya from zoos in the united states. and it's working. in the last 5 years we had more than 70 business so our population is healthy and he's the future for kenya to be able to release some of the more in the wild as it is defining the national strategy that national strategy also defines the need to have places to really wild the mountain bongos that are bred and reared here new conservancy has helped but kenya like so many countries in africa and the world has far to go to ensure the recovery of one of its prize animal species. just like the mountain bungle this is where we jump out of the show from all of our stories schools or d.w. dot com slash africa all you can check out our facebook twitter pages we leave you with these pictures fr

kate >> all right, sam, talking over the horns there. thanks. >>> still ahead, the teachers refusing to return for in-person learning the standoff today in the country's third largest school district. >>> and the miracle mine rescue from 2,000 feet below >>> protesters in the netherlands have been demonstrating against strict new covid curfews. near amsterdam dutch police clashed with crowds angry at the lockdowns, prohibiting people from going out from 9:00 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. it is the nation's first widespread curfew since world war ii >>> now to a mine rescue today in china. the dramatic moments were caught on camera. the mine collapsed after an explosion two weeks ago, trapping miners 2,000 feet under ground 11 of 22 people were saved today. officials say it could take weeks, though, to reach the rest of the group. >>> big news out of chicago today, where teachers in the chicago public schools are locked in a showdown with the district over covid safety concerns. the teachers union for the nation's third largest school district voted

principles of which our country was founded provocative statement there we're joined now by gerald horne professor of history and african-american studies at the university of houston welcome to the program. thank you so arnold schwarzenegger's comparison has been praised for being blunt on the one hand but he's also been criticized for downplaying the severity of where do you stand on this i think both flights are correct on the one hand i understand why a german audience in particular would take exception to his provoking their remarks on the other hand you have to keep in mind that many people in our states are quite shaken by what happened in january 6 they've awakened to the reality that some of us already knew the united states has a man's ultra right wing force that has nazi overtones keep in mind of the generals 6 you had people with homemade bombs homemade mate paul they had ties to handcuff members of congress once they entered the building they had constructed a gal ols and a nuisance on the grounds of the capitol there is thinking that they intended to execute some members of

it is best amplified with a bull horn. proclamation varies from state to state. >> this is the lieutenant, a police officer of the city. i hereby declare this to be an awe unlawful assembly. i commend you to disperse, or be taken underdressed. >> the orders should be given clearly several times. if the mob refuses to comply, there are a number of possible courses to follow. first there is the employment of the special tactical force. there are three basic types of formations. the line, the diagonal, and the wedge. if possible your force should consist of three squads. to an action, and one in reserve. the success of the formations depend on the field commanders experience and judgment. the wedge type formation is used to breaking the mob into segments. it is also used to enter a mob to rescue i wounded officer or season agitator or ringleader. one of agitators taken, it is imperative that he be removed from the scene immediately. without their leader, the mob will be confused and more easily broken up. the line is a used i

on saturday, jacob cha nsley, who prosecutors say was the man pictured in a horned hat running throughrested. so too richard barnett, who has been named as the man pictured with his feet on speaker nancy pelosi's desk. both men have been charged with violent entry and also disorderly conduct on the grounds of the capitol. a little earlier i spoke to clint van zandt, former fbi agent and criminal profiler. he explained what role the public will play in the fbi's investigation into wednesday's events. well, the identification of the individuals involved is going to be very important, as you know, even though there were tens of thousands of people who attended that rally, it was probably 200 plus that may or may not have actually entered the capitol building, and between the individuals who were running around without any type of face mask, any type of covid protection or attempt to disguise their identitification, taking their own pictures, posting them to social media, as well as the camera system within the capitol, there are literally hundreds of good quality photographs being matched

here i have enough land to feed them i think they just get used to other noises engines subways car horns the sound of countryside life is new to them so i told them it's a matter of habit and 6 months time you won't notice them. so what do locals make of city dwellers who come here and complain so stupid either they are stupid or the village is what it is with it sounds animals bells and if people come here and they don't like it then they should go back and leave us alone he says eleanor jenny most in 6 noises all this is the beauty of nature if they can't leave with that they should stay in the big cities and only come to the countryside on holidays in fact some french regions have already taken matters into their own hands one department in britain we decided to add a clause to house purchase contracts the beneficiaries declare that they are aware of activity. he's professional or otherwise of any nature exercised in the environments around in the building susceptible to cause sound of factory visual or other difficulties well now they are being backed up after years of legal wranglin

authorities say the man photographed in war paint and horns now in federal custody. and the new video of the suspect seen inside house speaker nancy pelosi's office. the moment he turned himself in. >>> also developing tonight, the plane crash disaster overseas. the passenger jet with 62 people onboard going off the radar just four minutes after takeoff. debris found in the water. the plane plummeting more than 10,000 feet in just 30 seconds. >>> devastating news tonight about the coronavirus. more than 370,000 deaths in the u.s. hard-hit california reporting its deadliest day. hospitals overrun with covid patients. a woman with meningitis laying on the pavement outside, unable to get in. and that highly contagious variant from the uk now reported in at least eight states. all of this as frustration grows over the vaccine's slow rollout. >>> also tonight, the latest in that hotel attack here in new york city. the suspect in handcuffs brought back from california. she's now facing multiple charges after being seen on video tackling a black teenager who she wrongly acc

specifically the guy with the horns on his head was also photographed in a blm riot in arizona. so you know, i think that blm and nt 4.0 was strategically placed within the group to incite the anger and to basically get the riots going. and although, you know, i can tell you personally, looking at the presidents tweets on twitter, there's been times when i wish you would have just kept his mouth shut on twitter, he has done a lot of good things for this country that i don't think he got credit for. you know, when you look back at all the accomplishments of his presidency, you know, you will see that there were so many things that he did do that no other president was able to accomplish. , you know, the left was, is afraid of that. they are afraid of his strength and what he can do and it doesn't fit their agenda. he didn't get a fair shot any of the four years he was in, from the moment he took office, from the moment he was declared our president, his attacks started. host: to the allegations of nt for allegedly being involved, someone inside the capital tweeted "be embarrassed

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half the local classical plus the horn player sara willis joins in with gusto. arts 20 more of the. next to the in the. long jump germany. people love their cars and don't want to let them got. more and more trunks problem but. it's time to try something new was about some driving buses and consist of using the public by cars in the intelligence to read. in 60 minutes on t w. the story of producer and propaganda. they were called the rhineland bastards. their mothers were germans living in the occupied rhineland their father's soldiers from the french colonies. up in a kind of national pride and racism. this documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existing. it's. called the choke chain. starts january 11th d.w. . again if one had an employee the morning when she got. a sandwich go home in court get cus i told one a simple i a 2nd. but i mean they had no more going or you love me as i work a problem a good thing around.

[car horns honking] [insects chirping] amarasekaren: oo oo oo! what's happening? what's happening? no big problem, huh? ok. when we get problem... man: whoa! [men shouting] [indistinct conversation] narrator: while freetown residents fight for accountability, in san francisco, climate change isn't debated as much as it's mitigated. billions of dollars are pouring into the bay area, but is tech-driven development prepared for a sea level that's rising? scholl: san francisco is experiencing a tremendous building boom and has been for the last 5 years. tam: we have ucsf hospital. we have the warriors coming. we have a bunch of new apartment buildings. scholl: you have corporate headquarters of facebook, google, microsoft. christensen: we realize we live in such an amazing place with so much creativity and innovation. i'm excited when i see the young people in the tech industry all over town, all over the bay area commuting back and forth. there's an energy here. renteria: in mission bay, veryone pretty much works in tech, working on the next start-up. woman: i have 3 cappuccinos for h

has really taken the bull by the horns and they passed some of the most significant regulation so far in 2018 they did general data protection regulation basically controls how your personal information is used by businesses organizations the government and they've got a plan that would impose impose some stricter controls you know which would basically give some guidelines some horror rules so that social media companies don't have to rely on their own editorial decision making about whether or not to take down say like an inflammatory tweet for the twitter so they want to have some hard guidelines for them to follow so they don't have to make those decisions themselves and you mentioned the europe really taking kind of the bull by the horns here and leading in these regulations with the latest on the most recent class action lawsuit in europe over the i phones. yeah it's interesting it's like a domino effect where this is the 3rd one that's come recently in europe against apple and this one's about $82000000.00 it's been brought against the company by an italian consumer advocacy gr

on saturday, jacob cha nsley, who prosecutors say was the man pictured in a horned hat running through barnett, who has been named as the man pictured with his feet on speaker nancy pelosi's desk. both men have been charged with violent entry and also disorderly conduct on the grounds of the capitol. lebo diseko there. i'm joined now by professor brian kalt, an expert in constitutional law and the history of the presidency. professor, hello. you've written a fascinating book exploring weaknesses in the constitution when it comes to replacing presidents or holding them to account. do any of those weaknesses that you've spotted apply in the current situation? well, there are two mechanisms for displacing a president. there is impeachment, which looks like it will go forward, although it probably will not be resolved until his term is over, and also the 25th amendment which people were discussing on wednesday and thursday but it looks like that will not be used either, which will avoid some of the problems that i've written about. can impeachment still go on, even after the january 25, wh

. >>> time now to bring on the air horn. [ air horn ] because new jersey's own janai norman is here.erent ways because i do live in jersey. all right, it's time for "binge this." if you're looking for entertainment this weekend, we got you covered. kay adams, co-host of "people: the tv show" is breaking down what's bingeworthy right now. kay, good morning to you. let's start with what documentary you recommend this weekend. >> that air horn, i needed that. i haven't had my coffee yet this morning. you guys are bringing the energy and i'm getting my popcorn ready for some tiger woods. that's right, the two-part documentary on hbo premieres tomorrow. i got my hands on a copy. i saw it. i was glued to the tv. yes, we get the first sit-down interview with rachel uchitel, she shares her side of the story but to me more importantly, it peels back the layers of his very complicated relationship with his dad, earl woods, the expectations, the burden of pressure. it was really an impossible pursuit of perfection. so you can check out his childhood. the rise, the fall, the redemption story of

(car horns honking) that's just one man. make the worldter place. the people living in it. (car horns honking) >> so let's talk about what vote says about the country.is joe biden got a record number of votes. >> we have half a nation that believes that we had an unfair election. we have another half of the nation that thinks everything is just great, wonderful. i hope it's wrong, but i see to many commeby too many people. i feel a revolution coming. it's getting closer every day. somebody is going to be dumb enough to fire the first shot. and we're gonna have somele serious pr. i hope i'm wrong. >> i hope you're wrong too. >> and i hope i'm not here to see it. ♪ >> i'm ready for you... >> okay, i'll be right there. i think the immediate future holds turmoil and fear andab concert ere we go next. we are ready to do some covid testing now. i actual fear that people are going to say, "whew, joe biden n, we're done, we can go back to doing and living our normal live" all right, this is a nasal swab. both sides of your nose.an n

the man carrying the lectern and the rioter with the horns both charged. the west virginia law front of his grandmother. and this man, a former air force lieutenant colonel. silence. twitter bans the president for life. his futile attempts to get his message out through other accounts as his allies blast the decision as dangerous censorship. the new plan to impeach the president again. the first step to come as early as monday. >> sadly the person running the executive branch is a deranged, unhinged dangerous president. >>> tragedy in the air. more than 60 people presumed dead after a boeing 737 goes down off the coast of indonesia. the investigation into what may have brought it down. >>> release all the vaccines. joe biden's new plan to get it all out as soon as he takes office and why dr. fauci opposes the idea. >>> the anger over people traveling to other states to get vaccinated. >> i haven't been in this for 40 years. so losing now to somebody from out of state that took a vaccine. >> should it be for residents only? >>> and this as the queen of engl

(horns honking) >> hey!the voting process. because that way we're going to be able to hold these elected officials more accountable. (car hor honking) so i think a lot of people are g at joe bidenok like, "okay, you were talking that talk, now are you gonna walk the walk?" what do you guys think of the election? >> oh yeah! >> we're good. >> i was relieved to the point where it's like,okay, this step has been handled. now, what's the next step?" you know, it's not or, this is just the beginning. (car horns honking) that's just one man. the president doesn't make the world a better place, the people make the world a better place. the people living int. (car horns honking) >> so let's talk about what exactly happened and what this vote says about the country. joe biden got a record number of votes. >> we have half a nation thatwe believes thaad an unfair election. we have another half of the nation that thinks everything is just great, wondful. i hope it's wrong, but i see too many comments by too many people.

horns sound. more than 1,000 thousand arrests as protests take place across russia ——more than 1,000 arrests as protests take place across russia in support ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny — his team say his wife yulia has been detained in moscow. uk international trade secretary liz truss tries to dampen the row over vaccine nationalism — saying she wants to help other countries get the jabs they need. a new visa scheme giving millions of people from hong kong greater opportunities to live and work in the uk comes into force. and manchester united player marcus rashford says he's been subjected to online racist abuse following his club's draw at arsenal — he called it "humanity and social media at its worst". hello and welcome, if you're watching in the uk or around the world. supporters in russia of the opposition leader alexei navalny are demonstrating across the country, in defiance of warnings by police not to join protests demanding his release. in the last hour the team for the de

on saturday, jacob cha nsley, who prosecutors say was the man pictured in a horned hat running through. so too richard barnett, who has been named as the man pictured with his feet on speaker nancy pelosi's desk. both men have been charged with violent entry and also disorderly conduct on the grounds of the capitol. lebo diseko reporting. pope francis has said people working against democracy must be condemned whoever they are, and lessons should be learned from this week's attack on the us capitol by supporters of president donald trump. speaking to an italian tv station, he said the assault on the capitol, was "against democracy and against common good. speaks italian. translation: i was astonished because americans are people so disciplined in democracy but it is a reality even in the most developed democracy, there is always something that is not working, with people taking part against the community, against democracy and against the common good. yes, this must be condemned. story about looking for the perpetrators of wednesday's attacks. i'm joined now by former fbi agent doug ko

on saturday, jacob cha nsley, who prosecutors say was the man pictured in a horned hat running throughoo richard barnett, who has been named as the man pictured with his feet on speaker nancy pelosi's desk. both men have been charged with violent entry and also disorderly conduct on the grounds of the capitol. a quick look now at some of our other news stories today. as the trump administration enters its final days in office, the secretary of state, mike pompeo, has announced that the us is lifting long—standing restrictions on its relationship with taiwan. the state department said they had been imposed decades ago to appease the mainland communist chinese government. but it said taiwan is a vibrant democracy and reliable us partner, and the restrictions were now null and void. pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, has told the families of 11 murdered coal miners that the state will protect their hazara community, most of whom are shia muslims. mr khan flew to baluchistan to see them, hours after thousands of people attended their funerals. the families had refused for six days to b

but 1st to cuba where horn player stero willis caught up with some old friends. hello and welcome to hop on a q but i'm sara willis and exactly one year ago i was here standing on this where singing dancing and playing my horn with the musicians of the hub on the lyceum orchestra. for. to the. it's a very different cuba than it was one year ago because of the pandemic but i'm really looking forward to seeing my cuban musician friends from healy appeal bond and finding out how they have spent this last year. january 2021 a much quieter have ended than usual facemasks a compulsory everywhere long lines for food a total lack of tourists and absolutely no live music on the street was. part of that. i'm back here for a concert with the have banner lyceum orchestra to celebrate our project mozart he mumbled the concert will now be streamed without an audience but we are simply happy to play together again and make it a. conductor jose antonio mendez padrón known as pepe arrived in style for the 1st rehearsal. hard ass. when. i said oh yeah today i feel good because we

the 1st batch of nearly $300.00 men arriving in addas how they made the dangerous trip across the horn of africa through yemen and into saudi looking for work ethiopia says it hopes to repatriate at least a 1000 workers every week from a total of $40000.00 migrants on persons died and $200.00 others have been injured in another night of violence in the northern lebanese city of tripoli these pictures appear to show the security forces using live ammunition to disperse dozens of protesters who say they were responding to hand grenades thrown by demonstrators there's anger at a lockdown which many say has made lebanon's economic crisis even worse. a court in frankfurt to sentence the man who killed a politician baltar lipka in 2019 to life in prison luka was a prominent voice in favor of accepting refugees and migrants stefan ernst tatel reddy admitted killing him ahead of the verdict he shot the christian democrat outside his own home those are your headlines up next it's witness the unforgiven. my name is a sad lander. i used to be guards at jollibee to prison camp. irish never happene

horn honks. yeah!— got to say to that is... horn honks. yeah! ., , .,, , honks. yeah!love his optimism after 41 hours at the _ honks. yeah! love his optimism after 41 hours at the border. - let's stay with that subject — because truckers are not the only people voicing frustration after britain's first two weeks outside the eu single market. scottish fishermen are demanding compensation for seafood ruined in transit after delays at eu borders. new customs health checks and export declarations have meant the produce has taken too long to arrive. the loss of eu buyers has caused prices for some seafood products to plunge by half — and in some cases as much as 80% — raising fears that some business could now go bust. here's what fisherman jamie told the bbc. we sent stop to europe last week. it took five days to arrive and it arrived dead and rotten. we lost that product. we are into the second week now and we can't sail to our biggest market which is the eu. the uk government says it's working hard to resolve the issue which it put down to �*teething problems�*. the lead

fish on the left behind me of the magic magician and roy has died of cancer at age 81 his partner roy horn died last spring from complications with copd 19 and we'll leave you with some impressions from their better days and with that all the best from us troops. come. close. to the point of strong opinions clear positions from international perspective so good. after urging on the angry mob the storms the capitol last week donald trump continues to claim he's the victim of the witch hunt oh dangerous just the remains of that startup a coming to the point. during the 2 court judgments about the storm coming all the facts are going to w. . behaves we're judging them civilization was born. the country's southern most may not but. join us for a journey from tom. encounter modern cities with a new church ancient customs. southern japan. 75 w. . small acts can inspire change the people. go in africa sometimes to. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future for. many causes still all but seemingly for. own d.w. . look closely. ca

these are the outlines of cape horn a notorious maritime graveyard that harbors the sunken wrecks of hundreds of ships even today the drake passage commands respect everyone battens down the hatches it wasn't so dramatic on our trip though. or for them all of it i would say luckily technology has improved a lot today before setting sail we can check the weather forecast to find the best window for crossing the drake passage this. adventure may not be as wild as it once was. but it's still beautiful. 'd antarctica has been subject to territorial disputes for centuries the passage was 1st sailed by a spaniard francisco the arsis in 152550 years later it was discovered by the english explore sir francis drake and bears his name to this day. in the early 20th century 7 countries laid territorial claims to parts of antarctica the overlapping claims of the united kingdom argentina and chile cost tensions that erupted into armed conflict between britain and argentina in 1952 as the cold war set in the last thing the world needed was a new geopolitical flashpoint it was that realisation that

. >> to hear 200 car horns going, that was awesome! it's amazing!and that's the overnight news you the news continues for others check back later for cbs this morning and follow us online all the time at news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol --