kimberly, who was almost two hours away raced to the house. >> i said kevin, what happened?eart attack or something? he said no, somebody shot him. and i just started sobbing, and i started to go down to my knees in the road. >> investigator randy boland was assigned to talk to her. >> she is crying. very, very emotional. so i immediately go and speak to her, but i give her some moments. >> but in the investigators eyes, kimberly quickly went from grieving girlfriend to potential suspect. he asked for her phone. >> i said, okay, is there a reason why? i was kind of shocked. >> it turns out that keith asked kimberly to join him at the educators conference that weekend. she said they'd never finalized the plan, but she had been mad at him for not returning her calls. >> she gets very upset in her text messages, that. like i can't believe you are not talking to me. you know, like half violent. like, why are you not calling me? >> flipping stuff, right? >> yes. >> and something else, in keith's bedroom upstairs, crime scene analysts noticed this picture frame. it was toppled ove

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kimberly. when it's not bringing out 0 senior political analyst, my on bashar i, he joins us from paris via skype. my one just picking up there from where we left off with kimberly that meeting between biden and other one. i believe that was their 2nd meeting since biden took office. we know the relationship has been a little rocky of late to say the least has anything actually really changed now. this to rest on demit. i think it was in june of this year and i think that we had some of the conversation as were, as we've had today. and just to clarify a bit about what a, what to, kimberly was reporting there on the american perspective on the biden, at the one on by didn't. i'd rather american chinese talks. it's just important. and also to highlight that it's the chinese who think that the americans are intervening behind their back. and taiwan are advocating for taiwanese independence within the island against the so called the one china policy. so the chinese official seems to be quite upset

let's bring in kimberly hallett, once again. kimberly, so that was pretty much the take away message from a ned price. what do we make of that? and his tone well, the white house, so regardless of which arm of government or agency you're talking about, whether it be the state department of the, by the administration, the white house of the, by the ministration or a other agencies all seem to be singing from the same sheet of music on this one and that is that the aid was very, it was very much explained to the officials in the parties involved. and a series of meetings by the special envoy to the horn of africa, including with general bur hon, that the aid would be in jeopardy to sudan if some sort of who took place. and given the fact that these events have transpired, even though the united states is not calling it a coo and continues its fact finding, they are not happy with the facts on the ground. given the fact that there, i use 2 days of meetings and then immediately this transpired. so now we have this announcement that

kimberly. kimberly how can reporting from rome and just to pick up on what kimberly was saying a moment ago about iran show the u. s. and european members of the 2015 and run nuclear deal have express grave growing concern over actions taken by to ron. i'm president biden met with the leaders of france, germany and the u. k. on the sidelines of this year as g 20 summit and rome is kimberly was just mentioning they did issue about joint statements and the herbs. iran president avoided dangerous escalation. they also said to runs, ongoing nuclear developments are compromising a possible return to the deal. we'll get analysis on this and speak this. i had shaw, he's a nuclear nonproliferation on disarmament. and alice analyst, excuse me, he's joining us by scott from london. thanks for speaking to us on, on to 0. so what do you read into the statement that was released by biden as well as his counterparts at the g twenty's? it doesn't give you an indication of the way forward when it comes to the

kimberly hallett. of course. our white house correspondent. hi. kimberly. what we haven't talked much about yet. sofa is ah, how will that help reasons behind colon pals, death and how the news was berg by it? well, the news was broken by his family on social media. in fact, here is i just a bit of the statement that they said he was fully vaccinated. we want to thank the medical staff at walter reed national medical center for their caring treatment. we have lost, remarkable, and loving husband, father, grandfather and great american. and in fact, we should know that that is one of the aspects of this story. not just remembering this man's incredible legacy, but a lot of americans reacting with some shock to the fact that he was fully vaccinated and yet still succumbed to the complications of covet 19. now of course, he was 84 years old. we do know that people of color in the united states have been disproportionately affected by coven 19, which is another factor still. powell fully vaccinated is trending right now on twitter, at least here in the united s

but 1st, let's cross to our white house correspondent, kimberly hell, kit. hello there. kimberly. how significant is this meeting given this is the 1st african later biden is meeting as president? well, that's what makes it significant is that this is the 1st time that the us is joe biden took office, that there is an african leader that will be meeting him in the oval office, but you're really zeroed in on one of the key issues that this white house wants to discuss with the canyon president, and that is with concern about transparency, particularly when it comes to international and domestic finances. and this really comes as you point out on the heels of the revelations that were exposed to the pandora papers that the president had. in fact, i've been sick to his family members are tied to millions in offshore investments, even as he campaigned against corruptions. now, corruption rather now another concern for this white house is the fact that given these revelations, the country itself is a major recipient of u. s. 8. in fact, the 5th largest, getting hundreds of millions of

kimberly, how could live for us in run on the sidelines of the j 20. the presidents of turkey in the us have agreed to improved their strained relations, which i bought and enraged type odor. one spoke about the differences around the anchorage acquisition of a russian missile defense system that led to turkey's removal from the f 355 to jet program. meanwhile, for president manuel, micron and u. k prime minister far as johnson have agreed to work towards d escalating a post for exit fishing dispute. the u. k. had been actively considering invoking a mechanism for resolving breakfast dispute for the 1st time. in other world news, certain names teaches committee has called for a striking all states of sudan. it comes a day after hundreds of thousands of people rallied to denounce the military takeover. at least 4 people were killed in protests on saturday. mm. it. but morgan has more from the capital cotton. the teacher's union is just one of the several unions that have announced that they are joining the civil disobedience calls that have been made by

kimberly how kit live for us there at the white house. it's now speak to hillary man leverett, who's a c u of start teacher, and a former u. s. diplomat and white house national security official. she's joining us from virginia in the u. s. very good. how are you with us? miss leverett? so one of the most respected how big figures in american public life is how common pile is being praised to day. i know you worked with him, reflect on, on the general power that you knew what was his most distinctive traits of character. well, he was in many ways like so many people are saying today, a great leader in ways large and small. i can just for account 11 anecdote from my experience with him, a small one, but i think telling of his personality in his character. we were at the united nations soon after 911 in november, 2001. and there were many ministerials and important meetings about afghanistan, an issue i was working closely on. we were briefing secretary of state colin powell back at the waldorf astoria, which was kind of the u. s. headquart

, how can, who's there for so kimberly, how significant is this meeting 1st african leader since mr. bite and took office significant for a number of reasons. according to the white house, there are going to be a range of issues, discussed climate change, security economics, and also human rights. but really the white house wants to 0 down on a couple of important issues. the 1st one is financial and you touched on this a little bit already, peter, that is the concerns about corruption and the fact that the president did campaign against corruption. but the recent release of the pandora papers has exposed the fact that he and 6 of his family members are connected to potentially hundreds or rather millions of offshore investments. so this is something that the white house is acknowledged. there are concerns about still the white house press secretary saying that to, well, there may be differences that will not stop any sort of conversation. and to that end, we should point out that when it comes to aid can years, in fact, one of the 5th largest recipients of usa in the area of health

kimberly. well, as we've been saying, the focus of our leaders, when our shift from room to the scottish city of glasgow for the cup 26 climate change summit hosted by the british prime minister barak johnson. he's described it as the world's moment of truth. leaders from every region in the world are expected to discuss their plans to cut missions, hopefully by 2030. our environment. edison at clark joins us now from glasgow. nick, what do you make of that g. 20 communicate design actually set the tone for these glasgow talks with the appropriate level of urgency. do you think it's helpful, but really the 2 need to go hand in hand. you can't have one without the other and that's exactly what they can be trying to do. here at the climate conference in glasgow right now, it's just about preliminaries preparations. they're getting ready for the world leaders arriving tomorrow to deliver their national statements. over the next couple of days, we have heard from one or 2 people, including the cop

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kimberly how can with the latest that from the white house. kimberly thank you. ah, flooding and land slides have now killed at least 35 people in the southern indian state of carola ah, shocking images. their entire buildings have been swept away by strong river currents. thousands of people are staying in shelters as cleanup operations continue. but more heavy rainfall is expected this week. our india correspondent, elizabeth per annum reports now from catania. one of the worst affected districts. zenith asylum goes through the debris of what was until 2 days ago. her hone in her hand. the only possessions she's left with an umbrella, a small purse, and a pair of sandals. she lost everything in the flood which swept through quite damn district and the southern state of kettler on sunday. again, linda broke out in the morning. i heard on t v that there is a red alert in a few regions, but the water level started to rise. so suddenly, 1st it was as high as my head in soon it rose to my neck. somehow i managed to move to higher ground, but everything is gone. noth

kimberly, thanks for joining us. it's certainly been a busy day for the president. what else is on the agenda for him? right. the you as president has a very full schedule. as you mentioned, he will be meeting later with the french president emmanuel mack crawl. but prior to that, what all eyes rod was his visit to the vatican to meet with. pope francis a pope, he's met before and who he has a very warm relationship with. in fact, we're learning more about that meeting and according to media reports, it was a very war meeting. the president said that they prayed together and that the pope blessed his rosary and thanked him for being a good catholic. but the issue that did not come up was the issue of abortion. that is something that the church does not support, but that joe biden does politically. and so there was an issue back in the united states that still is festering with regard to whether or not the u. s. president can continue to receive communion, reportedly hope france is saying that he should continue even as these differences with the church remain. so th

kimberly thank you very much. kimberly hawkins bringing us their reaction from the white house to the death of colin powell. let's discuss this further now with martin reid and who's a former f b i agent and senior vice president of the so fond group which is a security and intelligence consultancy. thank you very much martin to being with. busy us, i think outside of the us many will remember collin powell, as the man who defended the american decision to invade iraq in 2003. we all remember his presentation at the u. n. to justify the war in iraq, which was faulty and heave and later of knowledge of this state had faint his reputation. would you agree with that? would you say that this was his lasting legacy yesterday? that that was his concern. it were, were not for his defense in the lead up or the causes belie for the us to go to war iraq. his legacy would have been entirely different, which is unfortunate because as your correspond didn't mention in the previous segment, he had an extraordinary career of 35

kimberly, thank you very much for that. kimberly hallett, with the latest reaction there from the white house is now bringing curt volker, who served alongside secretary of state colin powell during the george w bush administration. ambassador, vocally to became the u. s. ambassador to nato. he's joining us from washington, d. c. thank you very much for your time ambassador. okay, thank you for taking the time to speak to us today. i compile is being praised as one of the most respected public figures in american public life. just reflect on the general power that you knew 1st. what did he value the most? well, he was the 1st and foremost, always a gentleman, as was just certain that last bit in the news piece. he treat everyone with respect to g melody decency. he would listen to every one. he was never one who was losing his temper or dictating, changed. he was truly a gentle man and a pleasure to work with. he was posted to, to nato several times during his military career at a time when there was a lot of talk about nat

kimberly for that update. kimberly how could live for us in rome? thank you. the united nations chief has warned world laid as they must adopt more realistic goals to tackle the climate crisis at the upcoming glasgow gathering. and tanya gutierrez says, the cult $26.00 summit is a pivotal moment for the world at diplomatic editor, james bass reports from run. while the un secretary general has been speaking as protesters have been protesting here in rome, across italy and around the world, the secretary general has been sounding increasingly pessimistic in recent months about the prospects for the global climate summit. what warning repeatedly, raising the alarm that time was running out. well, where are we now? we're just at the eve of the g. 20. it was deliberately time the g 20 should come immediately before that conference in glasgow that starts on monday. the secretary general saying that this is a pivotal moment for our planet. and he's saying that all roads to success in the conference in glasgow come through rome, but he's not at all sounding optimisti

kimberly how can live in washington? japan's new prime minister for mucus she there has called a general election, forked over 31st because she says japan must continue to have discussions with china, which he acknowledges is very important to his country 4 and 3 reports whom you key she there who one party pulls to lead japan's governing liberal democratic party or l d p. last week has been elected by both houses of the japanese parliament is in accordance with article 18 paragraph 2 of the rules of the house of representatives. from your case, she dies hereby nominated as prime minister of japan. his 1st order of business was to select his cabinet. there were 13 new faces out of 20 posts, but many important portfolios are going to powerful factions that voted for key should are in the party election. his predecessor, you shaheed, a suger had announced last month that he would not be seeking re election as party leader after less than a year in office to get approval ratings had plummeted for his handling of the pandemi

white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare is in rome with.

university of baltimore law professor kimberly wehle is back with us. she is the author of the book "how to read the constitution and why." in your latest column in the hill, you focus on president trump's actions when it comes to the justice department in the months after the 2020 election. reminding viewers what that judiciary committee investigation found. guest: on nine instances, the former president tried to get the doj to investigate alleged fraud in the election. implication is that was in effort to potentially use the justice department in a political way, that is, have the department help him stay in office. traditionally, doj has separated itself from elections. the policy has been is if there has been election fraud, it has to be resolved before they investigate fraud. the point i make in the column is if we see donald trump run, which many people believe, and if he were to get in the white house a second round, we will see probably a more blurring of the lines between the president and the justice department and that is a really big deal no

kimberly, thank you for that. kimberly hall, kent is our white house correspondent. japan's newly elected prime minister says it must continue to have discussions with china, which he acknowledges is very important. joyce country for mucous shita, who took office on monday, replaces yoshida's saga who announced his resignation at last month. florence re reports, meal case she dash one party pulls to the japan's governing liberal democratic party or l d p. last week has been elected by both houses of the japanese parliament is in accordance with article 18 paragraph 2 of the rules of the house of representatives formula. she dies hereby nominated as prime minister of japan. his 1st order of business was to select his cabinet. there were 13 new faces out of 20 posts. but many important portfolios are going to powerful factions that voted for kisha in the party election. his predecessor, yoshi, he de suger, had announced last month that he would not be seeking re election as party leader. after less than a year in of

well, kimberly, president biden is also a devout catholic, right. so this is also a personal visit for the president very much so well, it will be a formal visit between 2 heads of state. there's no question that there is a personal relationship and this will be deeply personal for us. president biden is only the 2nd president too, is catholic. the 1st was john f. kennedy was very private about his faith. in contrast to joe biden, has been very public. he quote scripture and some of his speeches. and we know that he even keeps a photo of poke francis in the oval office if this is a relationship that has been established for many years. we do know that when the son of joe biden bow biden died of cancer a few years ago, that it was pope frances that comforted the biden's in their time of grieving. so as much as this will be a formal meeting with an exchange of gifts and the pleasantries that you'd expect between 2 heads of state. this will also be a meeting of ongoing friendship where they will normally discuss the issues that they need to discuss in

kimberly hallett reporting from the vatican. let's now get more on the g. 20 summit with david santori, who's a research fellow at the institute for international political studies center on business scenarios. he's joining us from milan. thanks for your time. let's just kick off. first of all, would that meeting between president biden and the pope a. kimberly just saying that climate change will feature heavily in that meeting, how much of an impact will the meeting between biden and the pope actually have on achieving climate change objectives to be discussed that the g 20 dr. possible, thank you for having the review today. so yes, definitely climate change is probably the key issue between these just trying to sum it together, we go about health and the increment recovery and we are no more needs to be down by the international community to, to face climate change and to reduce global warming and this is why a lot of our expertise is needed to talk to somebody to sponsor, to play the way or the access conference will take p

i'll see how that goes over then and glasgow kimberly. some of the other big news that came from rome was from the sidelines of the meeting. can you talk us through some of the takeaways from those yeah, you touched on some of them at the beginning, but allow me to go into little bit more detail with respect to the a sideline meeting that occurred with the secretary of state from the united states of his chinese counterpart, there was a bit of a stern warning issued by the united states to china. what we know, according to a senior state department official, is that antony blank and warned his counterpart that any sort of unilateral action against a wine is something that the united states cannot condone, cannot support. and in fact, the only thing the united states is looking for in terms of taiwan and the escalations that have been of concern in some months is the fact that they want to see status quo. the other big issue for the united states between these 2 adversaries, and this is not new, it's been simmering for some time. is the is

kimberly you've worked as a reporter in washington for many years. how was he regarded by the media as you point out that he sort of had that, that balance, that one quite like put in both camps but even yeah, yes, yes, that's right. he certainly was, he was a republican, but he was also loved by democrats, and it is notable that some of his policies would not be welcomed by democrats today. for example, he was not a fan of gays in the military and actively spoke out against this saying that this with breton us national security and military readiness, of course, later on, generation later, that is no longer the view in that policy has changed, but certainly it is notable that even as he had strong opinions and differences with some of his political opponents, for example is well known that he didn't always get along with bill clinton, a democratic president. what is notable is the fact that overall he is remembered as a man that could work with both political parties. certainly he was revered by the media. you asked about that? and certainly for mos

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kimberly help get there for us. live e apps have the white house may mile. there are also growing concerns over food shortages in the u. k. after an impass of the country's largest commercial port, england's porto flexes felix store rather handles 36 percent of the countries imports. but a shortage of drivers has prompted some companies to divert their shipments. u. k has had trouble with his post pandemic, economic recovery with low fuel and food supplies. police in cause of our have scaffold with ethnic serbs during operation to crack down on smuggling rights were held in 4 areas where police use t guess. as it says, 3 stones and other objects they blocked the main road of north metro with trunk because of the declared independence from serbia in 2008. but large communities of ethnic serbs still live with him because of those borders. returning to the us now and the immigration agents will no longer carry out mass raids at work places to detain, undocumented immigrants. it's out of president joe biden shift towards punishing him. is this is that violate la

kimberly. well, course wanted wrestle soda is in istanbul, he has more on turkeys view of that meeting between biden and other one. this is the 2nd time that pres, madeline, an prism by then have one a one, a me thing. the 1st one was in june in a nato summit in brussels, and since then it was long awaited that prison. this 2 presidents are going to meet again. so the expectation were quite high during the u. n. g summit in, in new york, but it didn't take place the meeting between the 2 leaders. but finally, it happened in rome. the relation between teeth, these 2 countries are streamed over several issues, regional issues and domestic issues. human rights in the country, and also regional issues such as east mediterranean, syria, north africa, and so one but 2 days out, the 2 days a meeting was quite important. not only in regards to jas, turkish relationship, but also for the ne to as well. because the growing differences between these 2 companies are posing a threat to, to, to ne, 2 as well

kimberly, it's certainly a lengthy agenda. what mulkey tell us about this meeting on iran, which is about to take place? yeah, this is something that is significant and really comes at a pivotal time given the fact that we've known just days ago that iran signal data would like to return to vienna for those talks to revive the 2015 agreement to limit its nuclear program. so what we're seeing is taking place very shortly will be a meeting of you as president joe biden, along with his counterparts from germany, from france, and also as well from the united kingdom to discuss reviving this accord. now, what a senior administration official is telling us is that this is really to discuss strategy to make sure that all players in terms of these talks are on the same song sheet. and it comes again at an important time, given the fact that iran has continued to enrich uranium up to potentially weapons grade level. so the concern is that time is of the essence. that is why these leaders are meeting to present a unified front, going in

kimberly hall kit. briefly. white house correspondent kimberly tributes. have been coming in today from both sides of the i yeah, there's no question and as you heard the secretary of state speaking there about colin powell, who once was a secretary of state himself, 2 things really come to mind and we're hearing this repeatedly as the tributes to colin powell continue to pour in one that he conducted himself with humility and the other that he was a mentor for so many that his actions and his willingness at times to admit mistakes, even ones that put a major blemish on his career as in be very public mistake, that he later acknowledged the argument for the case of weapons of mass destruction in iraq that led the united states to that u. s. invasion. oh was something that he regretted it is, is really a remarkable man. and the fact that he was able to acknowledge that mistake and, and also to really have such a long career in so many areas of public services, how he is being remembered. and so we're hearing from not only knows that work closely with him li

kimberly hallett. good for that reporting from the white house before we tell you about some other regional reaction, we do have an update from to don and the doctor's committee in the country saying that 2 people have now died by gunshots. so that's according to the doctor's committee who posted on their facebook page will chase that story and bring it a little later or to you right here. and i'll just 0. but now for some regional reaction, each of the saying the security and stability is to don is integral to its own security. and calling on all parties to show restraint. cuts are echo dot sentiments calling on all sides to contain the situation and not to escalate. saudi arabia is also pointing to the importance of restraints. com and the escalation here with the news our on i'll just there are, there's plenty more ahead including why israel's supreme court has the phone, the decision by a palestinian family against the forced eviction from their foam and occupied east jerusalem. the u. s. a rare ju

kimberly hel kit with the latest from the white house. kimberly, thank you. ah, an air and ground defensive by ethiopia as military against forces from the northern te gray region is reported to be intensifying. a spokesman for the grand forces, say there have been many casualties as government troops and the allies battle them on several fronts. fighting is also taking place in the neighboring amara and afar regions, if you will be, as government hasn't acknowledged the fresh offensive. but the t great people's liberation front says the fighting began with air strikes last week just after a prime minister, ibm. it was sworn in for a new 5 year term while the united nations has recalled the 2 senior officials working any few years because of concerns about their safety. this comes after and unverified recording surface in which to you and workers are heard saying that some senior officials sympathize with rebels in te grey. malcolm web has more from nairobi. the audio recording, which was published online to women, can be heard saying that they work for the u

kimberly how kit set with all the latest there in rome as a g 20 summit reaches its conclusion. well, algae, there is political analysts, marwan, bouchard joins me live now from paris and just her. i suppose that some of the points that kimberly was making there about all these different big global issues on the table marwan. how much of a test is a summit like the g 20 for the multilateral order. so the ability of the world's most powerful countries to work together at a time when we've seen more and more populism and more of a, an inward looking approach. it's a huge desk warm and i think in so many ways on so many years since 1999, the finance ministers live on the heads of state that basically failed. ready us in more ways than one, not the idea that they make commitments that don't follow through or they make vague commitments and they're not held responsible for them. the problem with all of that is that you have 90 countries plus the european union who are basically sovereign and the idea of. busy suffering states getting together without a boss, you know, without a leade

kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly. how can you sound white house correspondent? oh, i'll sterilised prime minister says he will attend the un climate summit in glasgow later this month. it's got morrison had initially threatened to skip the comp $26.00 event in scotland. it comes as his conservative government tracy's global pressure to cut carbon emissions. australia is one of the world's largest coal and gas exporters, and as long resisted adopting a carbon neutral target. it's not just about hitting that 0, that's an important environmental goal. that what's important to the strategy is economy goes from strength to strength and the livelihoods in the lives. the destroying scenario, particularly in rural and regional areas, are able to go full with heart and with confidence. and that's what my plan will be all about. and i look forward to furthering those discussions in the weeks ahead that a country that currently made smallest greenhouse gases is china and it seems, is leader, she ging being may not be going to the you and kind of conference in glasgow. jenn

kimberly about the supply chain issues facing the u. s. and the backlog in the delivery of critical good. that will very simply what happened here, according to the treasury secretary, janet yellen, is that during the global pandemic when much of the us economy shut down and people were in their homes, the demands for services like going out to eat and, and those sorts of things really declined in the united states and in the interim, what happened was the demand for goods went up dramatically and that's where the shortage is started to occur. and what we're seeing is a number of problems all kind of cumulative at one time. because in addition to this sort of shortage of goods, what we have are shortage of workers. many people went out of the workforce during the pandemic and have not returned. so what we're seeing is this backlog of goods, and particularly in los angeles, where 40 percent of the goods passed through the port of los angeles and throughout the united states. add to that we have a trucker shortage. so both folks that would n

kimberly. what will you tell us about this meeting between lincoln and the foreign minister? 11 of the reasons for this meeting was to make sure that some of the simmering tensions between the united states and china. do not ask layton really spill into open conflicts. so that is why the u. s. secretary state sat down with his chinese counterpart. we know that there are a range of policy issues discussed, but a big one was the issue of ty, wine were told from a senior state department official that in fact the secretary of state raised this issue and, and said to clear warning to china essentially that the united states will not accept any interruption of what it sees currently as the status quo. they're watching very carefully what they feel is an escalation in the taiwan strait. and so there was this clear message sent that the united states as opposed to any unilateral action by china against taiwan. so this was one of the key messages that was delivered. the other way to was on the issue of trade ad, the united states has for years been very upset with china's trading pra

and also susan page and kimberly atkins. bring us up-to-date. apparently the committee is united behind that. >> the committee is united behind this and they will meet on tuesday where they will vote and likely refer that steve ban nongets criminal contempt charges. that would then go to the house of representatives for a full vote where once again it is expected to pass. and if it does pass, then it would go to the department of justice where the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia would take up the case. now, most people expect the u.s. attorney to in fact move forward with that prosecution. that is when steve ban noncould either be acquitted, he could be found guilty. if he is acquitted of course, he could appeal. but this -- something that is important to note is that while this criminal case proceeds as it is expected to, this does not mean that steve bannon will be forced to cooperate with the january 6 select committee. this is a totally different process and they can -- the ugs attorney cannot compel bannon to cooperate. so this i

and kimberly the g . 20 meetings of course, begin this weekend. but even before they start, we've just heard in the last half hour or so, that minister is have a plan for vaccines. tell us about that. yes, this is something that has just emerged from the meeting of the leaders that are here gathered in rome. and it was something that also was touched by the un secretary general as he spoke as well. now, what the issue is that has really been amplified and is coming under the microscope here. the g 20 meeting is the fact that as there is this effort for global economic recovery, there is very much disparity when it comes to not just those that and having the resources to do so. but also the vaccinations in order to be safe and healthy. and to that end, what we know is that there has been identified goal of the world leaders to try and see that the global population at least 70 percent is vaccinated by the year of 2022. now, this is a tall order, given the fact that we know right now it is mostly rich countries that are vaccinated in some cases is i

i kimberly many thanks. d, that's our white house correspondent, kimberly health reporting live from washington. so how did suden get to this point? well, in december 2018 thousands of people in the northeastern region of a barbara protested against high unemployment poverty and corruption within days, those protest spread to other cities, including the capital cartoon. that april 2019 the military removed president obama alba, sheer from office of to billy 30 years in power. 4 months later, after accusations of use of violence against protest, as the military agreed to form a civilian lead transitional government. the new cabinet took office in september on the prime minister, abdullah hum dog as part of a 3 year power sharing agreement that says speak to work. generally, i met a sudanese activist who joins us live from washington, dc. good savvy with us, what's your reaction to what's happened incidentally? thank you so much for having me on the program. you know, it really began last night for us in the d

i'm so sorry, kimberly.setting to not have your parents at your wedding. >> thank you so much, yes. definitely a disappointment, more so than anything else. very emotional day for the most part, yes. >> kimberly, were you able to enjoy the day or was this just hanging over everything? >> you know, we did the best we could to make the best out of a really horrible situation. tried to get all of my emotions out before the ceremony, to just really be present with my husband while we were getting married. and, you know, we enjoyed our first dance together and our vows with each other and that's most important. >> kyle, this must have been tough for you to watch, kimberly there without her folks and other family members. >> it was. >> yeah. incredibly tough, i imagine. kimberly, tell us, your family is from chicago. they're in chicago. your wedding was in las vegas. beautiful, i might say. when you realized there was this issue with the southwest flights, what did you try to do? >> so saturday morning we received

hello, they, kimberly. what more can you tell us about this discussion between lincoln and wong eat? however, learning more about it from a senior state department official telling us that the conversations that occur between the u. s. secretary of state and his chinese counterpart were candid but also that they were constructive. what we know is that one of the big discussions centered around concerns about charges actions with respect to ty, wine, and the concern being that there has been increasing escalation in the area of the taiwan strait. so we're told that the secretary of state made very clear to china that any interruption of what the u. s. c's is the status quo would not be tolerated by the united states. and that the secretary of state also warned against any unilateral action by china towards taiwan and that there would be consequences . so this was one of the key issues where there were some tensions. the other of course trade and the trading practices of china, the united states has maintaine

kimberly, thanks so much. kimberly, how could they are our white house correspondent? well, the australian prime minister says he will attend the you and climate summit in glasgow. later in the months. got morrison had initially threatened to skip the call. 26 event in scotland. it comes as his conservative government as spacing global pressure to cut carbon emissions. australia is one of the world's biggest colon gas exports and has long resisted adopting a carbon neutral target. it's not just about hitting that 0, that's an important environmental goal. the, what's important to the strategy is economy goes from strength to strength and the livelihoods in the lives. the distractions now, particularly in rural and regional areas, are able to go full with how and with confidence and that's what my plan will be all about. and i look forward to furthering those discussions in the weeks ahead. still to come here on the news hour travel frenzy gets underway in australia. international flight bookings have surged as restrictions are relaxed and in sport did he or didn't t, t

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let's cross now to our white house correspondent, kimberly holcombe, who is live for us in rome. hello, they, kimberly, we now we've just heard from the 2 presidents and sir, tell us a little bit about the significance of the 2 of them making well, it's significant because there has been a bit of a rift between these 2 world leaders, namely because of a deal that was struck between the united kingdom, the united states and australia security partnership known as august. now, as part of this deal, what happened was that i deal for a sale of diesel powered submarines trust roja from france with scrapped. and instead the united states was in fact going to have a deal instead that would replace that nuclear powered submarines. and that was of course something very damaging to the relationship. and so you see these 2 leaders now working to repair that will focusing on what they can work on together, including climate change and other key issues as they try to move the relationship forward. kimberly, thank you very much for that update. so just repeating those news, justine president,

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so much kimberly how can reporting from room rebels from ethiopia to grow regency, they are now in full control of the strategic toner. does see in the neighboring m horror region. the claim by the t great people's liberation front is being contested by the government. fighting has moved into the m horror on a far regions off to rebels. rita control to grow in recent months. the conflict has been going on for more than a year. thousands of people have been killed on more than 2000000 displaced. samuel got to chose a journalist in ethiopia and has more on the situation in jesse earlier today. around lunch time, 12 noon time, the t p left announced that they have claimed dessie heart. so for the amount of region, but in the last hour the children government has denied that they've taken control of. but you know, we spoke to our sources. they tell us, they've seen soldiers, we just cannot confirm if the t p pas indeed taken over dessie again. unimportant manufacturing hub in the heart of the region, which was money investment from many, many countries including china, turkey, which is buil

so kimberly tell us about the problems the u. s. is experiencing 1st well, the port of california in los angeles is a really good example of where the problems lie. that is a poor that accounts for in terms of unloading container ships from overseas, about 40 percent of the goods that americans buy. and right now, it is at a backlog. now adding to the problems, the fact that there are containers that need to be unloaded is there is a shortage of truck drivers to take those containers across the country to fill the stores and pack the shelves of american stores. and there's another problem too. there is a shortage of workers to unpack those container boxes and put them on the shelves. and so you see what's happening happening here. there's a bit of a ripple effect and the treasury secretary says that this is something that they believe is temporary. what has happened, what is created, this sort of backlog that is turned into a shortage of goods for consumers. is that when the economy shut down, due to the coven, 19 pandemic, people s