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kim chen yr., peñan seemed to have agreed with the clinton administration on food aid and the united states in exchange for a unilateral moratorium on missile testing, but george clinton, who replaced him, was classified as north korea after the evil pyongyang came out of the moratorium, and in 2006 he conducted the first nuclear test, the dynamics are clearly visible on the infographics. in 2011 mary had a new young one. leader. kim jong-un he resumed rockets. the nuclear program was the first korean leader to conduct only one test, his son kim jong il conducted 16 missile launches, and the grandson of kim jong-un over the past 7 years of rule launched missiles more than 150 times and tested nuclear weapons four times after a recent launch , photographs appeared where the north korean the leader proudly shows his daughters a warehouse with missiles that can carry a tactical nuclear charge. now the north and south separate the borders or the demilitarized zone of the dmz, which stretches along the

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so, kim, what finally got kevin mccarthy the votes after so many days?well, you know, you saw scott perry talking there, he and chip roy and a couple of the other leaders of the holdouts. in the end, i think what really matters was their decision to actually play ball and continue to talk and continue to make some agreements. once they turned to support him, he was almost will, the pressure on the holdouts became very intense. apparently, learn some late night phone calls too with donald trump who put some influence on it. in the end, those that really opposed him, they didn't cast a vote for him, but by voting present, it was enough to get him over the line. paul: yeah, that's fascinating. dan, it seems to me one of the big factors here too was there just wasn't an alternative candidate. the holdouts didn't support anybody else really who could have gotten 218. i was struck by some reporting that showed that the number two republican in the house, steve is scalise, he wasn't even going to be supported by the people. so it's kind of mccarthy or bust. [la

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kim, i just i really can't quite believe this.e have the justice department of the united states investigating now the sitting president to whom the attorney general reports. who is going run for releanings also donald trump who is going to run who is running against that president. how in the world did the justice department and merrick garland let get dragged into being a major factor into and the next presidential election campaigns after the fbi in 2016 and 2022? glim right againen i know this is most amazing thing did they learn nothing? i keep going back to statement where he talks about extraordinary circumstances. well, the reason we have those extraordinary circumstances is because of merrick garland look all the way back when it came out that there was a document dispute with donald trump there were many ways that department of justice could have handled this. they could have simply continued to negotiate to get those documents. they could have even gone to court to get an order for the orderly transfer of those document

or back with dan henninger, kim strassel and mene ukueberuwa.eight, you dug into this this week. what is the motivation and wealth taxes? >> is pretty clear. they've been gradually ratcheting up the taxation on their high income residents. it is very easy for those people to simply move to another state and avoid paying the punitive rates of taxation. the theory behind the coordinated action, we want to get at the estates of some of these wealthy residents we want to leave them with fewer places to escape to if we all raise rates at the same time they can't have the same number of options they would have to just flee. basically they want to find more avenues to raise taxes on their highest earning residents and use that to fund the same social programs they dial up every chance they get. paul: of dan, who is driving this other than local politicians? it's a coordinated effort which takes some undoing to get eight states to operate together. and then on mene points, there are 42 other states, you can move to those. cannot only move to those calif

kim?> take us through what the white house is saying about yesterday's shooting. >> reporter: yes. so in the wake of that attack last night, president joe biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu had called a read outsaying the president made clear this was an attack against the civilized world. the president stressed the ironclad commitment to israel's security and stressed they would remain in team with them. antony blinken is due in israel and the u.s. put out comments in the wake of that attack last night. >> this is absolutely horrific. our thoughts, prayers, and condolences go out to those killed and injured in this heinous act of violence. we condemn this apparent terrorist attack in the strongest terms, our commitment is ironclad and our thoughts are with the israeli people in light of this horrific attack. >> reporter: at the same time u.s. was showing its support for israel, it's urging de-escalation, but i think given what's just happened now in the past few minutes and in la

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> i just pray on all of us to maintain our vigilance, our common sense over the course of the next 24 to 48 hours. >> california's governor's warning residents that the severe weather isn't over just yet as 25 million of them are under flood watches right now. plus, more class fight material is found at the delaware home of president biden on the same day the attorney general names a special counsel to the case and search and rescue workers are desperately looking for survivors trapped in the rubble of an apartment building in ukraine after a russian missile strike. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin in storm ravaged california. here's what we know at this hour. u.s. president joe biden approved a major disaster declaration clearing the way for federal funds. some people in san bonito county have been ordered to leave their homes because of severe flooding. more than 25 million people are under flood wa

, kim.g me >> seth: i was so excited to see you on saturday. you made your "snl" debut. and i think it's always a little nerve-racking -- >> yeah. >> seth: to appear on "snl" for the first time you had a sort of higher bar of entry than anyone i've ever seen because you were sort of hiding under sam's dress and then revealed >> yeah. it was a moment for sure i was under there for a long time >> seth: yeah. >> so it was very well-rehearsed >> seth: and i got to imagine it's not super cool and breezy >> not at all. >> seth: yeah. >> nope. it was very hot. i was like sweating. [ laughter ] and also sam was moving a lot, so i was like i don't know if you guys know the lil' kim dance, but i was like -- [ laughter ] you know, i was just trying to like, because i had to hold it because otherwise i would get these crazy flyaways and everyone was like, you had flyaways last time i saw you so it was like i just had to dodge with sam, but worth it >> seth: yeah. >> someone on tiktok predicted it, but o

break and widow kim is tonight's outsider . and widow kim is tonight's outsider.ht's outsider . now shocking new outsider. now shocking new details have emerged about how a triple murder an asylum seeker managed to evade authorities while posing as a 14 year old british schoolboy . afghan british schoolboy. afghan monster low ranking abdul rahim zai, who was jailed yesterday for life for the barbaric killing of thomas roberts , was killing of thomas roberts, was actually a 19 year old man when he was allowed to attend winton academy in bournemouth. now angry have quite rightly expressed horror that a cold blooded killer seen grinning with his unwitting classmates in this photo was allowed mix freely with their children . one freely with their children. one described him as a school who got into fights all the time and chatted up 14 year old girls in a creepy fashion. an anonymous girl who lived with the convicted murderer at a children's residential facility told the daily mail that would make suggestive remarks and even tried to bribe them as of a disturbing sexu

break and widow kim is tonight's outsider . and widow kim is tonight's outsider.ht's outsider . now shocking new outsider. now shocking new details have emerged about how a triple murder an asylum seeker managed to evade authorities while posing as a 14 year old british schoolboy . afghan british schoolboy. afghan monster low ranking abdul rahim zai, who was jailed yesterday for life for the barbaric killing of thomas roberts , was killing of thomas roberts, was actually a 19 year old man when he was allowed to attend winton academy in bournemouth. now angry have quite rightly expressed horror that a cold blooded killer seen grinning with his unwitting classmates in this photo was allowed mix freely with their children . one freely with their children. one described him as a school who got into fights all the time and chatted up 14 year old girls in a creepy fashion. an anonymous girl who lived with the convicted murderer at a children's residential facility told the daily mail that would make suggestive remarks and even tried to bribe them as of a disturbing sexu

i'm kim, nice to meet you. 0h, hi, kim, nice to meet you. pixel. little bit more about your act tonight. i've been here for seven years, since 2013. wow! i moved here with a high heeland a dream. do you guys think that new york is back? 0h, new york city is back in full force, mama, kicking and screaming. people are aware that these live events could go away. so they treasure the experiences, and they're much more present for the experiences. yes. it feels so good to be in new york city, where nightlife is just thriving, isn't it? cheering and applause. even though i moved away from new york, i still get a buzz when i come back home. you just can't beat new york city. thank you so much. this was such an amazing night. i'm so grateful that you liked it. both: mwah! mwah! about an hour's flight south of cairo, hugging the banks of the river nile, lies the city of luxor. it used to be called thebes, and was the capital of ancient egypt. among luxor�*s best—known treasures is the burial chamber of the boy king tutankhamun. last year was the centenary o

and he said, are you all right, kim? and said, you all right, kim? and i said, yeah, i'm i'm fine. yeah, i'm fine, i'm fine. i've just had a bit of a worrying phone call and i said, you know, my sister's the mp and i've just had some news that she's attacked. i said she's been attacked. and i said and said, oh, jo jo cox. and i said, oh, it's jo jo cox. and might have heard about and you might have heard about an event. no, kim, i an event. no no, no, kim, i don't watch the news. it's too depressing. i remember that conversation really? claire's a lovely the lovely bloke. stayed at the garage getting garage and remember getting in my and then my car, driving home, and then the sort of quite the rest is sort of quite a blur. i haven't revisited it very much, haven't had any counselling, make sure counselling, so let's make sure this into a therapy this doesn't turn into a therapy session and i guess since that day i have just tried to put one foot in front of the other to keep going, mainly for my parents and mainly forjo's children, but also as you say, for everybody else who was a

market joining us to discuss this is tv personality kim woodburn. hi, kim . good kim woodburn.geous as ever to . oh, listen gorgeous as ever to. oh, listen you spoil me. i'm loving your pearl necklace i'm wondering if igave pearl necklace i'm wondering if i gave it to you . well, look, i gave it to you. well, look, you are a married man. a married , please. we note we exchanged just one. we're having passionate sex, but shut up, say nothing. just invited it now. my lips are sealed now gorgeous. kim, happy new year. you look , kim, happy new year. you look, it's great to see you. i hope you had a great christmas this all i want to at christmas mine. ihope all i want to at christmas mine. i hope so . you know, we're i hope so. you know, we're discussing the most you're going to have and i'm going to tell you this. i they could be the william and high we knew. but a lot it's not going to happen. i love i think it's because of the dislike of mac i'll just oh neck i didn't know we don't quite know what happened but i'm going to say something to you now you know this is my opinion of

market joining us to discuss this is tv personality kim woodburn. hi, kim . good kim woodburn.geous as ever to . oh, listen gorgeous as ever to. oh, listen you spoil me. i'm loving your pearl necklace i'm wondering if igave pearl necklace i'm wondering if i gave it to you . well, look, i gave it to you. well, look, you are a married man. a married , please. we note we exchanged just one. we're having passionate sex, but shut up, say nothing. just invited it now. my lips are sealed now gorgeous. kim, happy new year. you look , kim, happy new year. you look, it's great to see you. i hope you had a great christmas this all i want to at christmas mine. ihope all i want to at christmas mine. i hope so . you know, we're i hope so. you know, we're discussing the most you're going to have and i'm going to tell you this. i they could be the william and high we knew. but a lot it's not going to happen. i love i think it's because of the dislike of mac i'll just oh neck i didn't know we don't quite know what happened but i'm going to say something to you now you know this is my opinion of

and he said, are you all right, kim? and said, you all right, kim? and i said, yeah, i'm i'm fine. yeah, i'm fine, i'm fine. i've just had a bit of a worrying phone call and i said, you know, my sister's the mp and i've just had some news that she's attacked. i said she's been attacked. and i said and said, oh, jo jo cox. and i said, oh, it's jo jo cox. and might have heard about and you might have heard about an event. no, kim, i an event. no no, no, kim, i don't watch the news. it's too depressing. i remember that conversation really? claire's a lovely the lovely bloke. stayed at the garage getting garage and remember getting in my and then my car, driving home, and then the sort of quite the rest is sort of quite a blur. i haven't revisited it very much, haven't had any counselling, make sure counselling, so let's make sure this into a therapy this doesn't turn into a therapy session and i guess since that day i have just tried to put one foot in front of the other to keep going, mainly for my parents and mainly forjo's children, but also as you say, for everybody else who was a

chairman kim was launching rockets. we set about a fundamentally different approach. that t t we tried to create a space to separate. >> north korea program g got started with the secretary. it was really a trump-pompeo effort to engage in diplomacy with north korea, our idea was to show kim jong-un there was a future outnuclear weapons. >> whether the cia or state department we were working so hard to achieve that outcome, really help the north korea people, i think we really were hoping that chairman kim would make that decision to get rid of his nuclear weapons so the aid that development become into north korea. we could bring them to modern sent century and help the people of north korea. >> easter of 2018, i left the united states on good friday to pyongyang. another planet. when you land there, you fly in you can see gray buildings, they are living in poverty, also the case when i trave i travel that first time we had america return home otto warmbier, i was mindful that person sitting across table from me killed an american and was evil. >> i walked to shake h

and south korea newness kim reports from saul. there was dancing fireworks and a ballistic missile launch. north korea brought in the new year, not just with best devotees, but also by firing what it called. it's super large, multiple rocket launcher officials showed out the systems on saturday, capping a 6 day meeting of the ruling workers party in which they laid out their goals for a 2023 king john then said 30 such systems were ready to be deployed to quote over well and the enemy, south korea, young young also warned, it would significantly increase the production of tactical nuclear weapons. shuns highland tones were, hang, will get the current situation, highlights the necessity to mass, produce tactical nuclear weapons, and calls for an exponential increase of the countries nuclear often o n, as in north korea declared itself a nuclear estate in september, calling it's program irreversible and not up for negotiation in announcements made on sunday, a new intercontinental ballistic missile system would also be built with a

kim? >> all right. thanks so much, elliott gotkine. appreciate it.> we're getting reports of a deadly russian strike in eastern ukraine. a short time ago officials said three civilians were killed in a town about 27 kilometers or 17 miles southwest of bakhmut. two others were wounded in that strike in a residential area with high rise buildings. it's happening as russia is making a new effort to break through ukrainian defenses in the east and as poland is pledging 60 more tanks including the pt-91 tanks on top of other tanks that poland and other western allies have promised. clare sebastian is keeping an eye on those and others in ukraine. clare, let's start with the situation there in the east. what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah, kim, as you say, we're hearing more and more reports of civilian casualties. the latest report from a town that is just 25, 27 kilometers west of bakhmut. three civilians killed, at least two wounded. local ukrainian governor saying a russian missile hit at least four residential buildings, garage,s that kind of thing.

that's north korean dictator kim jong-un's resolution for the new year. new weapons of war. >> reporter: any intercontinental missiles and launched a rocket ranger that puts sauall of south korea in range. a new year bring as new round of threats from north korea's combative soon to be 39-year-old dictator. kim jong-un citing an increased threat he perceives, calling for mass production of tactical nick clear weapons. >> bad enough as it is assumes tens of nuclear weps, continuing to build up that base is a challenge. >> reporter: kim also called for development of a new intercontinental mill ballistic system for north christine romans. analysts say kim has tested those capable of hitting of continental united states but needs them to re-enter the earth's atmosphere. >> interesting that they flagged. kim flagged this past week or so is, their interest in developing that reentrance, testing it in some conspicuous way we can see. >> reporter: in recent days bragged about this weapon calling the country's "super large multiple rocket launcher" it says was te

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," growing troubles for president biden. an fbi search of his delaware home turns up additional classified documents, just days after a search by the president's personal attorney. cnn travels to the chernobyl exclusion zone for a firsthand look at how ukrainian troops prepare for the russian offensive they've been fearing for months. >>> and today marks the 50th anniversary of the supreme court's roe v. wade decision, but it's a different day than anniversaries past. we'll discuss when the next battles are being fought after the landmark ruling was overturned. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> political problems are rapidly mounting at the biden white house. the president's personal attorney says an fbi search of biden's private home in delaware has turned up even more classified materials, as republican critics in congress are already sharpening their knives, the president and first lady weren't home at the time.

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," an fbi search of president biden's delaware home results in more classified documents. we'll look at the political fallout. plus. thousands of demonstrators flooding the streets of tel aviv, protestering netanyahu's w government. we're live in jerusalem. and -- >> we are not out here for wages. we are out here because we want patient safety. >> the covid pandemic left unsafe working conditions for thousands of nurses striking across new york. we'll explore the larger nationwide epidemic of nursing shortages. >>> political problems are rapidly mounting at the biden white house. the president's personal attorney says an fbi search of biden's private home in delaware has turned up even more classified materials. his republican critics in congress are already sharpening their knives. the president and first lady weren't home at the time. the materials taken by the fbi add to a growing list of classified documents recently recovered from places connected to the pre

kim: i think so.s very difficult for the eventual gop nominee to disassociate himself or herself 100% from this episode because it's about power and about institutional change. this episode will force the next nominee to choose sides and either hear she will choose the 90% of the house republican conference or the 10%. that choice is probably imposed -- has been posed to the potential nominee as we speak. guy: kim, thank you very much indeed. i hear what you're saying about the market. the market is watching but at the moment still not convinced there's any significant impact. senior managing director and head of the washington policy strategy unit. thank you very much indeed. new details revealed ftx was eyeing the everyday retail investor before it went bust. that's good to raise concerns in washington and elsewhere. more on that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: it's been a hot minute since we've talked about sam bankman-fried. reporting showed ftx was planning to expand into a vast pool of mo

how do you feel about about kim? he couldn't _ man to beat. how do you feel about about kim?. with three ones out of three with great britain reaching the city final and unable to make progress to the final four. he's playing very well indeed. he is a player who likes to play quite a lot in the run—up to a grand slam. unlikei lot in the run—up to a grand slam. unlike i lets very top players, he is going to play the week before the australian open. the reason for that he is going to be in auckland, a city he grew up in, his parents moved from johannesburg where he was born. he grew up here,. as such, he gets a buy into the second round and will play a qualifier in the second right. the only downside is that if he has a successful week, it is great first confidence but he might arrive into the grand slam tired. as the women find out, with conditions tough outdoors it's tough to play. talking about the women, questions over the world number one after she lost this week and continued uncertainty over whether emma raducanu will be up to play the open at all? , , . , at all? yes en

kim let me start with you were facing the most unusual situation as far as the u.s.my of the last 30 years continuing high inflation come down over the highs with the fed raising interest rates and markets expecting a recession how is that going to play out in 2023 in your view? >> you were talking about how markets are expecting the fed to wind this back down and reducing interest rates again i think they're making a bad bet because were still seeing high inflation rates we had all the pressing and the fed wanted to be a 2% and were still above six the beneficial suggested to be a long time and trying to get this under control so as we head into a recession the answer is not necessarily the magic sauce is not would be the fed writing back in we may have to weather out the recession because the situation we dig yourself into so far. >> often in the circumstances like this when the fed has to keep its foot on the brake to keep inflation pressures down you can expect an assist from the fiscal side from the administration from congress with tax cuts and pro-growth to ba

kim, thank you for takin: on these things. kim, thank you for taking us _ on these things.ose figures. some good news therefore one sector at least. thank you. a reminder about a story. more than 1500 people have been arrested with additions they could be charged of terrorism in brazil. they be taking a bus as diddly—squat is to be questions. it seems investigational tissue was behind imagine a congress will behind imagine a congress will be a parity for the new government of president lula. nomia iqbal sat the update from outside the provincial palace in the capital, brasilia. the operation is bewitched done outside the residential palace and you can still see where the protesters caused huge damage. president biden and president lula spoke on the phone and mr biden condemns the attack here in brazil plasma capital. he can relate because the same thing happened in the us two years ago. the crucial difference is that a peaceful transfer of power had happened here because mr lou lowe was inaugurated a week ago. there is pressure building on president biden, members of his pa

paula hancocks focuses on north korea where kim jong-un has called for an expediential increase in the nuclear arsenal and becky anderson sits down with football reg end wayne rooney to talk about his career. the new year and sushi. first, elizabeth cohen looks at how close the world is to breakthroughs and treating serious illnesses including alzheimer's disease. >> a pipeline of new drugs might -- might provide some hope and relief to people suffering from certain medical conditions as early as 2023. one of the most anticipated new products is a drug which doesn't cure alzheimer's but clinical trials show it appears to slow the pro guess of the disease by 27%. doctors say that could give patients a longer quality of life but there are concern over possible side effects like brain swelling and bleeding. >> the people will remain stable at their current level of function for a longer period of time. maybe six months, up to 12 months, and for people who are planning their life and dealing with day-to-day activities, this could be a very meaningful postponement of the deterioration of th

hi, i'm kim! hi, kim. i'm madame vivien v. oh, so nice to meet you!es. 0k, viv, sounds good! can you tell me where are we? we are in bushwick. we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance. what have we got here? tell me what we're looking at. we have our token dive bar. of course! and this area has become home to the most illustrious clubs in the world. like where? like the house of yes. oh, my god, i've heard of this place! can you get me in? 0h, oh, my god. i would love to take you there. 0h oh my god! i am so excited! let's go! let's go. yes! who are you? you're new! i'm kim. nice to meet you! nice to meet you. i'm pixel. tell me about your act tonight. i have been here for seven years, since 2013. i moved here with a high heeland a dream. do you think that new york is back? 0h, new york city is back in full force, mama, kicking and screaming. people are aware that these live events could go away, so they treasure the experiences and they're much more present for the experiences. yes! this also is t

kim, you're up first. >> okay, paul.cinda arkansas den who at the ripe old age of 42 has announced she is resigning because she says she to no longer has enough gas in the tank to get the job done. can we compare this to washington where when it's the white house or congress, no matter how old, infirm or how clear the job isn't getting done, they refuse to shuffle off. [laughter] she said this job is hard, governing, and i would hope that a few more in washington would acknowledge that and follow her lead. paul: all right, bill. >> paul, a hit to henry kissinger. at davos this week he announced that he now believes ukraine should be admitted to nato. he had previously opposed it because he thought it might provoke russia into war, but since they warred anyway, he thinks it's now essential to keeping any kind of peace. so congratulations to kissinger at 99 for changing his mind. paul: alicia. >> this is a miss to the 50 congressional democrats who have written a letter to the president biden urging him to oppose rent cont

it is an amazing product. ♪ ♪ >> j>> kim jong un to expand his country's nuclear arsenal. in which the rogue regime set a record by test firing more than 70 ballistic missiles and it all began in 2023 with another one. live in london with more for us this morning, good morning, brian. >> hi, julie, north korea leader kim jong un told the military at the u.s. and allies the south korea and japan bent on isolating and stifling north korea and ordered his military to bolster their military, as you put it, muscle. and saying it may not be an empty threat, one analyst at the corporation said it was an ambitious but perhaps but perhaps achievable new year's resolution arguing that publicly declaring north korea leader is somewhat to be confident and he can achieve. kim jong un appeared at a ceremony to celebrate the country's new rockets climbing the country's multiple rocket launchers are capable of carrying the tactical nuclear warheads he's hoping to produce. north korea also fired a short range ballistic missile on new year's eve, just one day after launching three just the

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. >>> welcome to all watching us here in the united states, canada around the world, i'm kim brunhuber ahead on cnn newsroom. >> the reality is this is just an eighth of what we anticipate will be nine atmospheric rivers we're not done >> severe weather is once again pounding california. looks like it's not going to let up any time soon. i'll discuss with climate expert how unusual this weather really is. and new documents mean new questions for the biden administration. look into what this new timeline means for the president, plus, >> a race against time in ukraine to save the people believed to be trapped in this rubble after a russian missile strike. >>> live from cnn this is cnn newsroom. with kim brunhuber. >> we begin with the storm that is continue to slam central and northern california. over 25 million people across the state are under flash flood watches, where a powerful storm fueled by a strong atmospheric stormed. and another coming today, president biden approved a major disaster declaration clearing the way to help the state in the coming weeks of storm and torrential f

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i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." our top story, people in california are bracing for another round of storms. more than 25 million people are under flood watches in the state this weekend, including the entire bay area, central valley and central california coastline. a couple more waves of atmospheric river-fueled storms coming this weekend and into early next week. members of the county sheriff's office dive team and search and rescue continue their seernlg for kyle, the 5-year-old boy missing since monday when floodwaters pulled him from his mother's arms. the snow and flooding has reeked havoc and more trouble to come in the days ahead. veronica miracle is in san francisco. >> reporter: the first of three storms is already coming into the area, moving eastward into central california. the second storm saturday is expected to be even worse. 15 million people along the central california coastline are under flood advisories starting saturday through at least sunday. in monterey, an area that has already seen floodi

unit kim al jazeera sol process presided over a special new year's day mass, a day to his predecessor benedict. the 16th died in retirement to the vatican. francis and the former pope was a gift to the world and the church. and it was the 1st hopes that down in 600 years back in 2013 when he began to suffer ill health is body line state in peters bazooka for 3 days before his funeral, which will be led by pope frances g. today we leave our beloved pipe, ameritas benedicts, the 16th in the hands of the holy mother, so that she may lead him from this world to god. and his 10 people have died in a stampede, a shopping mall in the garden capital compiler. there was a crush when people tried to enter them all after watching a new year's eve fireworks display. many of the victims suffocated to death after becoming stuck in a narrow corridor or a police investigation on the way. it was such a means to lead me. then he told us that we should go up on which by alex, from the fucking up. then as we were going up, they told us, no, you have to go back. so people have some to go. how do they reac

any attempt to use nuclear weapons would spell the end of kim jenkins. government unit, kim al jazeera soul, columbia and venezuela have opened a bridge linking the countries it had been closed when any 7 years because of the diplomatic rift between the neighbors delegations, met in the middle of the 10 debtors bridge for the opening ceremony on sunday. event is meant to signal new improve relations after cross border trade resumed in september, and his way in a cott ties with columbia in 2019, after it recognized opposition leader one guido. as finance, when his intern president punishing fuels including coal, have been banned in and around india's capital, new delhi. it's the latest attempt to improve air quality for the city's 32000000 residents. despite the benefits, the banners costing some businesses more and that's causing resentment. happening, mitchell reports from deandre in northern india. bit by bit agriculture waste is shoveled into a boiler powering this factory in northern india. the unit next door is using natural gas. both textile plants had been running on coal, but a

we're back with barbara mcquade and kim adkins.or their states pushing them through knowing the court will have their back. it creates a climate where abortion is -- i guess it always has been, but more front and center in our divisive politics. in this case, our violent ones. >> i think there is such irresponsible leadership in politics at times when people will fulment the outrage to advance their careers. i was always taught in law enforcement that effective leaders bring calm to chaos, they talk about things rashlly and appeal to logic. and appeal to logic. you know there is somebody out there who is going to take the bait it means random. that there is somebody out there who with hear these. i don't know but someone will answer that call and so when you say outrageous things about abortion and killing babies and all of the things that are said, you know somebody will take the bait andwi the violence stops wn our rhetoric de-escalates and need bold politicians and hold them accountable. >> you know, kim, one of the new hallmark