military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release macomber sighed chef a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break. in the wall street journal's editor in chief has reacted calling it an inferior and unjust decision he says they'll continue to support efforts to hold to account those responsible for the brutal murder of danny. d. he is the neuer for daniel pearl's parents he questions the judge's decision 1st reaction is of course one of sadness. to the agony of the patterns of the lead that. has not ended has now been ignited again because of this judgement which is a dear travesty of justice. on the judgment it self of course i find the judgment not simply wrong but actually shocking. the reason they said there is because a did before this judgement which is yesterday. who was the principal accused in this case has actually admitted to rapi

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release. a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break up. the u.s. says it's still committed to a negotiated settlement with the taliban in afghanistan president joe biden's team says it will review the deal the trump administration signed with the armed group last year pentagon spokesman john kirby says there must be a rational end to the war in the country we are still involved in trying to get a negotiated settlement the taliban have not met their commitments. as you know there is a looming deadline of early may that. before everybody in terms of you know wanting to have. solutions here but without them meeting their commitments to renounce terrorism and to. stop the violent attacks on the afghan national security forces and you know by dint of that the afghan people it's very hard to see. a specifi

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release them or side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said big. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he doesn't expect thing your us administration to effect normalized relations with the us that was brokered by the trumpet ministration in september as part of the so-called abraham accords the concern comes as the u.s. freezes on cells to the u.s. pending a review. i don't think so i think we have passed the point of no return i think everyone understands now after mohamed bin zire as the king of bahrain took this historic step so did king of morocco and so did the leaders of sudan now it is already in a different stage everyone understands there are huge advantages here it's peace in exchange for peace peace in exchange for prosperity peace in exchange for progress peace in exchange

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release them or side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break. earlier i spoke to a strand of money a friend and colleague of daniel pearl the wall street journal and co-founder of the power project investigation into his murder she was telling me that the case has implications for all journalists worldwide when danny was murdered in 2000 to the entire to jack treat for journalists around the world changed we ended up with targets and our backs reporters from. reporters all over the world whether it's from military interstate sponsors of. persecution against journalists and so danny's case isn't just about this one human being it's about protecting the integrity of journalism and protecting this noble role that danny had been doing in this world and so we're hoping that both the u.s. governme

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid sheikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release almost side shares a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said big. the u.n. secretary general and the security council are once again calling on all foreign forces and mercenaries to leave libya under a cease fire deal all fisons from outside the country were told to withdraw by the end of this month that is here to happen and diplomatic as a james face reports from the u.n. . it's now almost 10 years since the start of the uprising in libya it's been a decade of death and misery but the un's outgoing acting special representative stephanie williams told the security council there was no reason for hope at ceasefire is in place a cease fire agreed in october it was holding despite this she said blatant foreign interference was continuing this was the 1st security council meeting on libya attended b

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release them or side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break up a russian court has rejected opposition leader alexina valmy has appealed to be released from jail and he was arrested last week when he returned from germany where he was being treated for points so again i got reports. of. the latest arrests connected to russian opposition leader. this time targeting those closest to him. police raided the apartment of his brother and detained his wife yulia at the a promise they rented not even allowing access to her lawyer. we say that a series of rights on members of the n.t. corruption foundation were launched on thursday it's a clear and prejudiced violation of the right of defense as a lawyer i consider that yulia has rights have been violated. when live on the hour i greeted the police

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release them or side shift a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break. so let's bring in elizabeth threlkeld she's a senior fellow and deputy director of the south asia program at the stimson center and joins us via skype from washington d.c. elizabeth good to have you with us so the white house has expressed outrage by this decision to acquit these men does this mean there's likely to be a rocky start to u.s. pakistan relations under the new biden administration. i think that's safe to say it's really hard to imagine a worse start for us pakistan relations under the bike and a demonstration this then this and quite all i don't want to send him an element here you know this decision trees defendants including marsh exist who admitted involvement in the bernal in the murder of daniel pearl but politic

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release almost side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said big al-jazeera . the wall street journal's editor in chief has reacted calling this an infuriating and unjust decision he says they'll continue to support efforts to hold those responsible for quote the brutal murder of danny. a court in frankfurt in germany has sentenced the man who killed politician in 2019 to life in prison but cote was a prominent voice in favor of accepting refugees and migrants stefan ernst had already admitted killing him ahead of the course verdict he shot the question democrat politician outside his own home dominic cain is following that story from berlin. this is a case which shocked many people around this country the murder of a popular german center right politician who had been advocating for pro-immigratio

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid sheikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release almost side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break. a new court ruling has come into force in poland that makes abortion almost totally illegal that's despite women holding the biggest protests in recent history to oppose the verdict tens of thousands took to the streets on wednesday nights of more demonstrations planned a course in frankfurt a sentence the man who killed the politician look in 2019 to life in prison the co was a prominent voice in favor of accepting refugees and migrants stephon ernst have already admitted to killing him ahead of the court's verdict he shot the christian democratic politician outside his home saudi arabia has begun to deport thousands of ethiopian migrants detained in the kingdom. these images show the 1st batch of nearly $300.00 men arriving in at

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid sheikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release them or side chef a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break. it was president joe biden has signed 2 executive orders which reverse health care policies introduced on to his predecessor 1st allows americans to sign up for insurance coverage through the obama era affordable care act the trumpet ministration refused to reopen enrollment despite growing number of people needing insurance during demick bidens also of us have been on funding for international agencies which provide abortion counseling he described his actions as crucial jerry in the current health crisis. where today we're going to executive order basically the best way to describe to undo the damage trump is done there's nothing new that we're doing here other very story new for the care act he grew story in the medicaid to where

in the final weeks of 2020 even nations began immunizing their citizens against khalid 19 the 1st approved vaccine developed by by on tech and needs to be stored at extremely low temperatures but as its distribution begins to ramp up just it firms say they are up to the challenge. these shipping containers are in greater demand ever thanks to their unique insulation these types of containers can maintain a constant temperature of minus 70 degrees celsius. that's critical to preserve the corona virus vaccine under specialty of german company vacua tec. container containers and boxes i like very very large thermoses we have vacuum super insulation in the walls and then inside we use cold or warm storage material we can get them anywhere in the world within 5 to 10 days even difficult destinations like africa or latin america i mean. maintaining the extremely cold temperatures for extended periods is important for global carriers like lufthansa cargo for months workers have been preparing to transport the highly perishable vaccine that can be flown to destinations worldwide in these special c

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid sheikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release him at home or side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan i said break. we're going to weather update next here on the news then warnings of white supremacist percent supremacist attacks u.s. security officials issue a new alert about the threat of so-called domestic terrorism. and a viral photo of the u.s. senator bernie sanders hopes to grab big bucks for charity. in sport pakistan take control of the 1st cricket test against south africa jenna here with news about that a little later. how the weather set fire across southern parts of the arabian peninsula push from an all things you know all the parts of the middle east we've got some pretty unsettled weather coming in sliding across cyprus and eastern side of the mediterranean turning decidedly unsettled deficit area lebanon jordan right dow

military prison at guantanamo bay something officials also said khalid shaikh mohammed the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks had admitted to while in custody. daniel pearl's family called thursday's decision to release them or side share a travesty of justice and a danger to journalists everywhere and the people of pakistan are such break. joining us via skype from the united states has us from the money issue is a friend and colleague of daniel part of all street journal and is a co-founder of the power project investigation into this matter as we're hearing at the end of us as report that daniel pearl's family have condemned this decision can you i'm not sure if you've been in touch with them but can you tell us any more about how they are coping with the release of these men well danny's family is amazing they are grace expressed in this world they know that none nothing can bring their son back but they are still fighting for justice and they view today's ruling as a real injustice we have some breaking news right now where the attorney general has declared th

intelligence agency and only recently after the killing of off the attack and how now and attack and khalid i think security forces domestic intelligence agencies are really trying to focus on that far right scene and they are saying that 13000 people in that scene. potentially violent so it is also a large scene that could pose a threat to security in germany so there might be more stephany's out there new correspondent paid to head outside of that courthouse in frankfurt where a verdict is expected this morning thank you. now the european union and swedish british drug maker astra zeneca has failed to make a breakthrough in a dispute over supply shortages of the covered $1000.00 vaccine to the block now the company said in a statement that it had a constructive conversation with the e.u. about scaling up production astra zeneca had sparked anger by saying it would deliver 60 percent fewer doses of the vaccine than promised in the 1st quarter of this year the vaccination process has been slower than expected across the european union and here in germany frustration is growing. accessing th

of these people of course are in space they're on the ground and it does in the final analysis of khalid report to the secretary of the air force but is considered a separate branch. yeah and back to what you said about r.m.s. i think this stuff is good for the american spirit even if that launch gets postponed we need some good news right now author and a long time network space journalist john biz me happy news year pal coming up after an asterisk year in 2020 will it be game on in 2021 this long suffering baseball fan is as eager as you are to find out next this is the big picture on our t.v. america. every year with great pleasure to be answered questions from our viewers and this year is no different as usual your questions focus on future postponed events my panel and. to look at. the next turn across the usual. i need an australian version of the. used in the times you jump to the notice. that it's. the best of the. study to go to lift it is insist that you must play. but it seems to me. to decouple an image did you begin to believe that just with this new book out of these i will

to be khalid. to the i am to. her again i'm fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera india has begun its coronavirus vaccination campaign one of the largest and most challenging in the world it aims to vaccinate 300000000 people by august that's nearly the size of the entire u.s. population health care workers are 1st in line to receive jobs and as a random has more from new delhi it is a mammoth task but india does have a lot of experience with the mask that it has the largest in the 94 gram where 60000000 and pregnant women are not related every year because of the sheer increase in scale from 6000000 to hundreds of 1000000 every year the fact that this is a new virus new vaccine and vaccinating adult vaccination babies. u.s. president elect joe biden has outlined his plan to provide a 100000000 vaccine shots within his 1st 100 days in office he says it involves cold war law to help boost the production of vaccines the death toll from indonesia's powerful earthquake on the island has risen to 45 an exact sp

to be khalid. to. play again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera india has begun its coronavirus x. nation campaign one of the largest and most challenging in the world it aims to vaccinate 300000000 people by august that's nearly the size of the entire u.s. population health care workers are the 1st in line to receive jobs elizabeth for adam has more from new delhi. it is a mammoth task but india does have a lot of experience with mass that has the largest in the music for example where $56000000.00 and infant pregnant women are not related every year because of the sheer increase in scale from 6000000 to hundreds of millions every year the fact that this is a new virus new vaccine and vaccinating adults is that the baby. u.s. president elect joe biden has outlined his plan to provide a 100000000 vaccine shots within his 1st 100 days in office he says it invoke a cold war law to help bolster production of vaccines the death toll from indonesia's powerful earthquake on soloway sea isl

of his political program the decision follows the return of former defense minister major general khalid the mazhar from his self example in spain a few weeks ago in azhar reportedly arrived aboard a private jet but landed at a military airport near the capital of jihadist right before our journey as president of the machine to boone announced he's going to call for an early general election many of judeans say the incidents are signs of a possible return of the military old guard to power in algeria algeria is undergoing a political crisis as it tries to heal itself from political corruption and economic mismanagement and to reform its democratic system after decades of military backed one party rule in 200-1000 millions of protesters managed to push longtime president of these beautiful out of power and unseat most of the senior allies and top ranking military backers but the wider public is a still unhappy with the pace of reform with some accusing the new deal. to the president of failure or a lack of will to bring about genuine political change some advice i'm dizzy oh. ok let's bri

came out and said there's one place in the capital that has my name on it and that's my stretcher khalid believe they were right there they didn't go into that office but he said they sent out new to go to where i usually do my work at a mark location of the church and bang on the door in trying to get my staff in there so how did they know you were jim clyburn secret as well as and i mean my bigger point is i've come to the capital a lot over my dozen more than dozen years in washington and i've literally never once not gotten lost yesterday i got there on train any issues train journey into the building and if you asked me to find speaker's office i'd have to ask 42 people before i found it's a maze like structure there so there's just so much that doesn't add up. and i'm just looking at a post that you posted. the day after the capitol building riots earn a couple police searching the grounds a day after the council writes new sense put up much more robust police presence threat today cracked the strain and put ses until about. the now what do you do about that it's now that there are

the programme would've seen terror detainees, including the alleged 9/11 planner khalid sheikh mohammedut it prompted an outcry among politicians and the public in the us, where some frontline workers and elderly citizens are struggling to get a vaccination. the uk is applying tojoin a free trade area made up of 11 asian and pacific nations, as part of its post—brexit plans. the group, known as cptpp, includes australia, canada, japan and new zealand. borisjohnson said new partnerships would bring enormous economic benefits for britain. jeff schott is a senior fellow working on global trade policy at the peterson institute for international economics and is a former trade official for the us government. if the uk doesjoin if the uk does join this if the uk doesjoin this group, will let the enormous economic benefits? i will let the enormous economic benefits? ~ ,., ~' benefits? ithink so. ithink it is not— benefits? ithink so. ithink it is not only _ benefits? ithink so. ithink it is not only the _ benefits? ithink so. ithink it is not only the access - benefits? ithink so. ithink it is

rights law in 2006 top al qaeda members arrived including the architect of those attacks on america khalid shaikh mohammed they were interrogated using techniques such as waterboarding which is widely condemned as torture 3 years later in 2009 president barack obama took office vowing to close the facility within one year fast forward to 2013 it was still open dozens of inmates went to hunger strike in protest mr obama ended his 2 terms in office describing go to guantanamo as a facility that should have never been opened in the 1st place his successor donald trumps that the people there were terrorists and ordered that it should be kept open. ok for more on this joining us on the program today in washington d.c. we have a human rights council at the guantanamo bay military commissions she also conducted an investigation into the cia's extraordinary rendition program from london we have simon crowther he's a legal advisor for amnesty international he commissioned the report we're talking about and in new york we have karen greenberg director of the center on national security at fordham un

it's now believed a senior al-qaeda operative, khalid sheikh mohammed, currently in guantanamo bay, wass, though, deliberately discounted evidence of that. danny was a remarkable human being, he was a great friend... journalist, asra nomani, was a close friend of daniel pearl's and has led efforts to investigate the killing. she says omar sheikh should remain behind bars. omar sheikh is the man responsible for danny's kidnapping and he is the man who set up the circumstances so that danny was ultimately murdered. danny is only dead because of omar sheikh and omar sheikh has to be held responsible. despite the court's orders, it's not yet clear if omar sheikh will now be released. us officials have indicated they may launch their own proceedings. daniel pearl's gruesome murder, filmed on camera, was a grim precursor to the tactics now common amongst militant groups, a tragic legacy for a talented journalist. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. the us senator bernie sanders says he's raised $1.8 million for charity over the past five days through the sale of merchandise with his image

that included the alleged 9/11 planner khalid sheikh mohammed, being offered a jab, but it prompted an in the us, where some frontline workers and elderly citizens are struggling to get a vaccination. the uk is applying tojoin a free trade area made up of 11 asian and pacific nations, as part of its post—brexit plans. the grouping, known as cptpp, includes australia, canada, japan and new zealand. borisjohnson said new partnerships would bring enormous economic benefits for britain. but the trade editor for the economist, soumaya keynes, says the benefits would be limited. so normally the advantage ofjoining a large regional deal is that you don't want your companies to have two pay attention to lots and lots and different sets of rules. at the moment, britain has deals with japan, canada, vietnam — wouldn't it be better if they could just deal with one set of rules when exporting to those countries. so they could provide some benefits to british exporters. the reality is though, if you think about the bigger picture, britain isjust quite far away from a lot of the other members of the

and the short answer you get it after khalid sheikh mohammed.the absurd. and earlier we spoke to a former gitmo guard about this absurdity. listen. >> back on january 8th former president trump sent the vaccine to guantanamo bay to start to inoculate the 6,000 civilians and 1500 guard force there. so as per international and u.s. army law and s.o.p., whatever we do for the guard force we do for the detainees. that's part of what we do. so the food is the same, the medical care is even better for the detainees. my father-in-law who's 91 isn't scheduled til march. so am i happy about it? no. but i understand it, because our duty is to take care of these guys. will: so what he was explaining was if you give the vaccine to the guards at guantanamo bay, standard operating procedure is to give it to the inmates as well. equal treatment for guard and inmate. what we have here is an explanation but not a justification. it doesn't justify the absurdity of khalid sheikh mohamed getting a vaccine before our grandparents. jedediah: yeah. standard operating

at bay and those protected when so many americans are not allege mastermind of the 9/11 terrorist khalid d.o.d. saying to get detainees eligible for shots next week to protect the health of federal prosecutors who were trying the terrorism cases against those inmates. well pentagon spokesman says defense department is putting a pause on that plan.

gale jones the healing, a national book finalist, rasheed khalid, the iron cage, "for all of us."k prophetic fire" and anita hill's "re-imagining equality." she served for eight years on the board of penn, new england and is the administrator of the hemingway foundation penn award. thank you both for being here today. thank you. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you for that very warm miami welcome. it's a great pleasure to be here today with all of you. and i have the greater honor of being in dialogue with professor west. so, in addition to the introduction you just heard, i want to say that cornel west is working on two other books with us. and one coming up soon is his addition of the writings of martin luther king jr., which will be called, appropriately, the radical king. that will be published on dr. king's birthday. and i think you should all look out for that. and then his next book after that will be a very important one "justice matters." so we're very much looking forward to that as well. so, i'm going to ask cornel to talk briefly about each of the six fig

this is not how we get information and i cannot say how we get information, how we identify khalid sheikh mohammad as the mastermind and everything that has to do with the alleged efficacy of the tradition 2-d program. i always describe the process as distortion by reaction so if you are for torture you can go ahead and say anything you want and you are able to publish it. the review board will give you the green light but if you have a problem and what happens and if you are telling the truth about what to place in interrogation rooms he would be censored. so after nine years of fighting and after the clinic jumped in to help alex and ray who challenge the reaction of the first amendment government asked if they can do another review of the book and this time their review was very fair. and for the most part everything they redacted has been unredacted and now people can read exactly what happened. the book was about the war on terrorism in general. everything that happened from the days we declared -- until his death in may. now it is in the way the same book but there was so much infor

pausing controversial plan to vaccinate prisoners in guantanamo bay including accused mastermind khalidikh muhammad no one there have been vaccinated yet but the effort was underway until just hours ago. meanwhile, president bighted and urging congress to waste no time passing his nearly $2 central coronavirus relief package. as democrats consider doing it without republicans. many of whom are at the price tag david spunt is reporting live from the white house. good evening david. >> good evening to you president biden says time to act is now for two years on the campaign trail he tout the his relationships with both democrats and republicans. but the reality of gridlock 2021 in washington is certainly setting in for commander in chief you have to understand they the white house, and also the senate. president biden says he wants to do things in a bipartisan manner first. if republicans don't want to jump onboard he says he'll have to move forward anyway. listen. >> million of people are out of work unemployed future millions are held back for no good reason other than our failure to ac

that would include the so-called architect of the 9/11 attacks, khalid sheikh mohammed. those vaccinations could start next week. the u.s. economy grew at a 4% annual rate in the final three months of last year but constrained by the pandemic the gross thomistic products rank in 2020 by 3.5%. the largest amount in 74 years. president biden tried to wipe out as much of his predecessors work on health care as he can. the new president is outlining his health care strategy which looks and sounds a lot like that of his old boss. white house correspondent kristin fisher shows last night. >> as soon as president biden sat down to sign another executive order, he made it very clear what he is doing. >> recently the best way to describe it, to undo the damage trump has done. >> the president reversed what he says his predecessor did to weaken obamacare and keep taxpayer dollars from indirectly funding abortion overseas. >> there is new that we are doing here other than restoring the affordable care act and restoring the medicaid to the way it was before trump became president. >

at bay and those protected when so many americans are not allege mastermind of the 9/11 terrorist khalid sheikh muhammad and d.o.d. saying to get detainees eligible for shots next week to protect the health of federal prosecutors who were trying the terrorism cases against those inmates. well pentagon spokesman says defense department is putting a pause on that plan. carries out review of protection protocols here's former new york city fire commissioner thomas who held that job on 9/11 reacting to the initial decision. >> what are we doing? we've got hundred thousands, millions of people that don't have the opportunity to get the shot and we're worrying about criminals that we spend millions of dollars year to take care of. but these 40 low lives didn't get the vaccine, wouldn't bother me at all. [laughter] >> we'll stay on top of this story and bring you the latest as it develops. arthel. >> eric meanwhile president biden leaving door open for a bipartisan approach, on more covid relief. relief making it clear that he will move ahead on additional stimulus, quote, no ifs ands or buts w

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founders of cool fi creamery in san leandro have a new flavor specially for kamala harris is called khalid to honor the new vice president. >>76 is the time if there was any question as to how a biden administration would look different. in the fight against covid-19 will did take long to few hours after being sworn in the president signed a series of executive orders. rush restructuring the federal law office that actually would coordinate a national response to the virus. he also made a pledge to rejoin the world health organization and also to mandate mask-wearing on federal property. all while wearing a mask himself. >>there's a lot of symbolism to that that we're going to join together with the world to try to fight the pandemic it said it's all very important i think the trips are critical was seems it's critical was every element of this pandemic the american people need to know what's going on. we can we can do with that news just need news that we can trust. >>now there's a report out this morning that the trump administration didn't leave much of a vaccine distribution plan. behi

gillian: that was my next question, if you're khalid sheikh mohammed, what is the chance you'll go forward and take the shot. maybe they can compel him to do that. thank you, lauren. griff: new york governor andrew cuomo is punting blame for the undercounting deaths in nursing homes. they undercounted up to 50%. live outside the governor's office in new york city, hi, alex. >> hi, griff. the governor made the comments about that saying every single death is a tragedy, but said that everyone did the best that they could early the during months of the pandemic. this is a 76-page report that was released this week by new york's attorney general latisha janes. finding that cuomo required nursing homes to accept covid-19 patients in the early months of the pandemic and may have put residents at increased risk and finding that 50% more deaths happened than initially reported. the state's department of health adding that 12, 743 people died from long-term care facilities, that's up from more than 8,000 deaths initially reported because they had not been including residents who died later at hospi

that enclouds, khalid sheikh mohammed, the world trade center mastermind.iven limited availability of those shocks here, that led to a quick backlash. house minority leader kevin mccarthy tweeted quote, president biden said he had a plan to defeat the virus own day one. he didn't tell us it would be to give vaccine to terrorists before most americans. they started vaccinating the 6,000 residents there including 1600 troops assigned to the prison according to "the new york times." during the campaign candidate biden offered to close gaut town mow offered no specific proposal. president obama attempted to shut it and try all the prisoners there through the federal court system. will: thank you, rich. that is a piece of good news in the world. a piece of sanity, where our grandparents, law-abiding innocent citizens can get those before those held in guantanamo bay. when i saying productive members of society, law-abiding citizens, i mean people like this. on the screen i believe we have a picture of someone getting a vaccine, among the first to receive a vacci

khalid.this morning, carol bartz what a pleasure to have you back. >> good morning. come with me i'll make you happy. >> remind us how long you have been playing in the cannabis space. >> playing i haven't been playing i have been working. it's a couple years. i started -- >> and what grabbed your attention about this particular asset? >> what's my what? sorry. >> what grabbed your attention about this particular, about tcpo, about the parent company >> well, first what grabbed my ascension was what plant-based healing can do for you we are already getting so many calls from people who are stressed we know why. and so what got me in the cannabis business, it was just so much like high-tech in the early days people scrambling for position, for funding, combinations going on, driven in this case by vcs instead of spacs but it's the same concept. and what we have here is so important. i want to jump ahead here and ask you something. do you suppose that marijuana deaths surpass fentanyl and all o