rest in nigeria as anger grows against the government's decision to reopen a toll gate in lagos. and a battle of the ideas behind rio de janeiro's beautiful image lies a huge elderly population struggling to survive this pandemic. so in may and now the calls for democracy and a return to civilian rule are getting louder tens of thousands of people out on the streets again and yang gone men miles largest city calling on the military to stop kidnapping at night and continues to detain and pro. testers and activists this is neighborhood or as well the capital of me and now thousands of protesters participating in the demonstration including student union members athletes and people from all walks of life and mandalay man march 2nd city where they've been more rallies this time involving. people angry with them in return to which seized power from their elected leaders alleging version of fraud without evidence scott hired a man on the story monitoring things from bangkok in thailand take us through developments today because just from those brief bits of video we saw it feels like a

in nigeria are returning to the scene of the controversial deaths of 12 demonstrators last year in lagos activists plan a rally at the very spot they were killed. also in the news france holds off on a 3rd lockdown the critics warn that may be a risky strategy. and a disturbing trend divergent on the u.s. west coast a rise in attacks on asian americans. donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial is nearly finished with a final vote in the senate expected as early as this weekend lawyers for the former president wraps up their defense describing the trial as unconstitutional they say democrats pushing for a conviction just want revenge trump accused of inciting the january 6 riots on capitol hill allan fisher has all the details. the time team took it to markedly short time to wrap up its defense just under 4 hours it argued that the proceedings were unconstitutional were rushed and were driven by a hatred of donald trump this impeachment is completely divorced from the facts the evidence and the interests of the american people the senate should promptly and decisively vote to reject it far fr

that the lucky tollgate in lagos and for us in nigeria thank you so much i will. now the university of oxford is set to begin assessing the safety and the immune response of the astra zeneca vaccine in children for the 1st time the trials will determine whether the vaccine is effective on people between the ages of $6.17 around $300.00 volunteers will be enrolled and the 1st in occupations are expected this month well meanwhile the straightly a 2nd most populous state victoria has entered a 5 day lockdown with artie's they are racing to prevent a 3rd wave of cases sponsored by the highly infectious u.k. kovan 1000 very and there are now 20 cases across the state 14 of them are linked to a single quarantine hotel at melbourne airport which has now stopped incoming flights until wednesday people have been ordered to stay at home except for essential activities like shopping and exercising almost schools and fronts have closed for the winter mid-term break and with no travel restrictions within the country some people are heading away on holiday despite its daily inf

protesters in nigeria return to the scene of the controversial deaths of 12 demonstrators last year in lagos activists plan a rally at the very spot they were killed. celebrating after the u.s. lifts its terrorist designation but the white house decision comes with a warning. that protests in me in mars' the u.n. human rights council are pressure on the military over the. so donald trump 2nd a patron trial is nearly over and with a final vote in the u.s. senate expected as early as this weekend lawyers for the former president wrapped up their defense describing the trial as unconstitutional a just say the democrats are pushing for a conviction because they're in seeking revenge trump is of course accused of inciting the january 6th riot on capitol hill all the details now with this report from out of fish. that some team took on a markedly short time to wrap up its defense just under 4 hours it argued that the proceedings were unconstitutional were rushed and were driven by a hatred of donald trump this impeachment is completely divorced from the facts the evidence and the interests of the

the pandemic alright that steve reporting to us forests in lagos thank you for. an extraordinary isn't gonna wait bishops of the catholic church all pressing the government to crack down on the gay community the move by the church leaders is in retaliation to a so-called. workspace in the capital accra the matter has surfaced the discussion about homosexuality in the country prompting a number of public officials to side with the bishops in a moment i'll be talking to an activist but 1st we have a gay man who opened up to us about how his life has changed since he came out. openly gave their lives in this apartment alone in a craft away from his family he had to relocate after coming out as gay into empty 17 that decision hasn't been easy he says since most of his relations who oppose his sexuality and lifestyle complaining of constant threats of attacks don't go now fears for his life. because the mere fact that somebody point 3 got behind this with me that he could actually need to mean being ranged. in. thought. that you know. any youth but of experience that

joins me now from lagos good to see french tell us mall but what was revealed in this report. well in the reports the reports review that up to one out of 5 people even illegals has had a virus now the nigeria center for disease control and the manger institute for medical research conducted this research and they sampled 10000 blood samples from 10000 households across nigeria from the north the south east and the west and the results came in proving that the reason. the initially reported cases of corn are virus do not fully you know review the extant of the pandemic in nigeria so you can imagine up to one in 5 people illegals and they got in africa as biggest city it's also reviewed that more men have been infected by the virus and people in cities more people cities than rural rural areas have been infected by the virus speaking of the vaccine when is the rollout expected to start in nigeria. well we were told that the vaccines will begin to our right and you know february what i spoke to the head of the center for disease control last week and he said that there is no nob

police in nigeria are detaining protesters in the largest city in lagos that's off to activists called for a rally at the spot where 12 people were killed last year during protests supporters of the end saas movement against police violence are angry at a decision by judicial panel to reopen the leckie toll gate it's been closed since the killings a minute just has more from the tollgate in lagos. for many of the protest as an artist organize us bases such so content to stand why the lagos state government want to review or put the toll gate there not just of government is looking at it from the revenue point of view they're losing millions of dollars every week because of one collection of cosi up for the for justice league field on the other leagues the places where 12 members of the and charles movement was killed by security forces something that the security forces have continued to deny what does more for the protesters was a commission of inquiry was set up by the lagos state government and other states to investigate events of 10 to talked about before and after that went right

doesn't anyone who can be labeled an employee then can live at mar-a-lago?sentially be a hotel because he can just make anyone who wants to stay there a temporary employee and now katie bar the door. >> a couple of questions on that for you. that zoning code that allows an employee to live on site, does that apply to the employee's family? if the superintendent lives in the building, then their family may live with them. does this then include the former first lady, barron trump? >> no, they would have to be designated as an employee as well. so -- >> so a minor would have to be designated as an employee? >> well, according to the zoning code, it just says that employees can live on premises. so it would be up to the lawyers to have to say, well, the employee has a family and they could live there too, but it keeps getting to be stretched. to me, i think the most problematic side of the argument is that you have a contract in place. the contract says only members can live on premises and that's temporarily. you can't stay more than 21 nights. so to get to wh

hello and welcome to eco offered what live by racial magazine produced in lagos. earlier in person lives in lagos nigeria i've been joined by my colleague sandra hello crease and hello to everyone out there very glad to have you with us again i am sundra to no deal coming to you from kampala in uganda today we'll be looking out innovative bubble houses in nigeria and plenty of other interesting stories. one hear how monstrous bank is helping the far muslim but saw no particular lifestyle. we'll also see how some african land owners can get a tax break by protecting the environment. and find out why ugandan farmers but indigenous thinks. we thought of the show in the democratic republic of congo a country often modern conflict as a result of a long time little attention is paid to the environment but that is starting to change we want to call the begun a park where people are now devoting time and effort to protecting the nature of it not only is that good for the tropical forest bot the local people and the way to which includes. the sis family of gorillas lives i

all huge charland great urban isolation with a growing amount of garbage here in lagos the producer the estimated 10 paltry transfer of trash every day and only a small amount of bad to dispose off the spigot. things can get pretty as many in the city and more than that disease can spread and a water supplies become quantum needed a huge problem sometimes requires a huge investment if you appeal spent in minutes setting up a new polling station and the other one to get using the plant supplies a quarter of the city's households with electricity sounds like 2 problems solved at once. this incineration plant called repeat is the 1st of its kind in africa it produces electricity for his capital city. every day at around 2000 tons of garbage delivered here 2 thirds of that is burned . first the waste is stored at the bunker for 5 days to release moisture then it is burned at a temperature between $8850.00 degrees celsius. khamis same to you who has been working here since the opening of the plant. the trash can. and better innit. after that he threw be hit so what that so i thought will cre

hello and welcome to echo offered what live fire nation magazine produced in lagos . girl in i am a person lives in lagos nigeria i've been joined by my colleague sandra hello crease and hello to everyone out there very glad to have you with us again i am sundra to know bill coming to you from kampala in uganda today will be looking out innovative bubble houses in nigeria and plenty of other interesting stories. would hear how the monks this spring he's helping to harm us in botswana particular lifestyle. we'll also see how some african land owners can get a tax break by protecting the environment. and find out why ugandan farmers but you can detect heat. we thought of a show in the democratic republic of congo a country often modern conflict as a result of a long time little attention is paid to the environment but that is starting to change we went to the begun national park where people are now devoting time and effort to protecting the nature of it not only is that good for the tropical forest bot the local people and the way to which includes. the sis family of g

warm huge charland good urban isolation with a growing amount of garbage here in lagos the producer the estimated 10 pounds in prawns will trash every day and only a small amount of bread to dispose off and then the big. things can get pretty if many in the city and more than that disease can spread and a water supplies become quantum mated a huge problem sometimes requires a huge investment if you appeal spent millions setting up a new power station and the other one to get using the plant supplies a quarter of the city's households with electricity sounds like 2 problems solved at once. this incineration plant called repeat is the 1st of its kind in africa it produces electricity for his capital city. every day at around 2000 tons of garbage delivered here 2 thirds of that is burnt. first the waste. is stored at the bunker for 5 days to release moisture then it is burned at a temperature between $8850.00 degrees celsius. chemists in take quick has been working here since the opening of the plant. the trash come in and but innit. after that he 3 would be hit so what that so i thought w

republican utah senator mike lee held a fund-raiser at trump's mar-a-lago clubhouse on sunday, charging $10,600 per couple. see the one-six there. to commune with the captain and tenille of republican trolls, matt gaetz and laurie boebert. the gop's focus on fund-raising maintains a strict focus on themselves. but that isn't the only reason so many texans are cold and in the dark, and believe it or not, it's not the absolute worst. this crisis is linked to the uniquely republican obsession

las extremas temperaturas han convertido el enorme lago michigan en un paisaje glacial.s vecinos, necesitan toda la ayuda posible. >> ayuda que seguirá siendo necesaria ya que las tormentas están lejos de desaparecer. >> (música). >> la pandemia entre otras cosas golpea a los bolsillos de las familias. >> (información en pantalla). >> si no se aprueba la ayuda económica pueden ser más. por otra parte se abrió el periodo de inscripción al programa de obamacare hasta el 15 de mayo. paulina nos habla sobre esto. >> buenas noches, efectivamente, el presidente joe biden extendió el plazo para que esas 10 millones de personas que tienen retrasos en el pago de sus hipotecas no sean desalojadas, y con el nuevo periodo de inscripción en obamacare ofrece descuentos para quienes no tienen un seguro de gastos médicos durante la pandemia. aquí tienen los detalles. >> este martes el presidente joe biden anunció una serie de medidas relacionadas con la vivienda. el mandatario extendió la prohibición de embargos de viviendas hasta el 30 de junio, beneficiando a más de 10 millones de pro

trip to mar-a-lago to correct the rift that's formed.can see how mitch mcconnell has really tried to move beyond president trump and believes really the party to win in the future needs to do that. lindsey graham has a different view. he's much more aligned with what congressman kevin mccarthy, the republican leader in the house, wants to do, which is embrace trump, try to keep him in the fold. this is what graham said earlier this week on fox, really disagreeing with mcconnell's strategy of keeping trump at a distance. >> i'm more worried about 2022 than i've ever been. i don't want to eat our own. president trump is the most consequential republican in the party. if mitch mcconnell doesn't understand that, he's missing a lot. kevin mccarthy is the leader of the house republicans. he's taken a different approach to president trump. i would advise senator mcconnell to do that. >> reporter: john, this is really about the 2022 primaries, the republican primaries. if you remember this statement from donald trump earlier this week criticizin

he's looking on from down in morrow lago in florida and played lolf in morrow lago in florida and playedcution work continuing their case. he's watching his defence — continuing their case. he's watching his defence team apparently been pretty— his defence team apparently been pretty unhappy about some of them. i think it _ pretty unhappy about some of them. i think it would be a little bit happier— think it would be a little bit happier today because it's been a lot more — happier today because it's been a lot more robust than it was the other— lot more robust than it was the other day _ lot more robust than it was the other day. in some ways he can be relaxed _ other day. in some ways he can be relaxed because the odds are he would _ relaxed because the odds are he would be — relaxed because the odds are he would be acquitted. i think the one fly in _ would be acquitted. i think the one fly in the _ would be acquitted. i think the one fly in the ointment is the still uncertain— fly in the ointment is the still uncertain position of mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate.

nevadas y temperaturas gÉlidas tiene bajos alerta a 25 millones de personas en la regiÓn de los grandes lagosos de pruebas de covid. varias ciudades con carreteras bloqueadas por el hielo. la ferocidad de la tormenta ha provocado accidentes catastrÓficos como este en el centro de iowa cuando 40 vehÍculos chocaron unos contra otro. empezamos con el nuevo paquete de estÍmulo que avanza en el congreso, los demÓcratas que incluyen el cheque pueda estar aprobado y esta vez incluye tambiÉn a inmigrantes indocumentados que declaran impuestos. >>> con paso firme y acelerado avanza el plan de rescate del coronavirus se harÁ realidad con o sin apoyo de la oposiciÓn advirtiÓ hoy el presidente biden. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> los cheques serÁn de $1,400 y no de mil como sugirieron los republicanos insistiÓ. y tras un golazo de madrugada de los demÓcratas del senado tambiÉn habrÁ ayuda para los indocumentados. con su voto que les da mayorÍa la vicepresidenta aprobÓ la medida que les permite pasar el paquete de rescate unilateralmente. >>> sin embargo en este video la casa blanca destaca informaciÓn d

i would not be celebrating in mar-a-lago. it was a shameful performance by i think his defense lawyers and the house democratic managers won the day in the court of public opinion. >> doug brinkley, tim neff tally, guys, thank you very, very much. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. our coverage of today's historic impeachment trial continues next with pamela brown ruth here on cnn. ♪ ♪ bring it first time i saw you, you blew my mind ♪ ♪ i got this feeling everything was alright ♪ ♪ i've never known someone like you ♪ ♪ but when i'm with you every day is brand new ♪ ♪ new new new new ♪ ♪ new new new new ♪ advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-appr

in fighting the pandemic right that stevie is reporting to us for us in lagos thank you for. an extraordinary isn't gonna wait bishops of the catholic church all pressing the government to crack down on the gay community the move by the church leaders is in retaliation to a so-called l g p t workspace in the capital accra now the matter has surfaced the discussion about homosexuality in the country prompting a number of public officials to side with the bishops in a moment i'll be talking to an activist but 1st we met a gay man who opened up to us about how its life has changed since he came out. openly game he lives in this apartment alone in a crowd away from his family he had to relocate after coming out as gay in 2 inches 17 that decision hasn't been easy he says since most of his relations pose his sexuality and lifestyle complaining of constant threats of attacks fears for his life. just the mere fact. that somebody point 3 got me not just with me that he could actually need to me being ranged. in. asia as i thought. you know. and yet but if experience that i go through

steve scalise, senator lindsey graham and his former campaign manager brad pass scale at his mar-a-lagomitch mcconnell, "politico" reports that trump will soon begin vetting candidates at mar-a-lago who are eager to fulfill his promise to exact venn jennings against republicans who have scorned him and to ensure every open gop seat in the 2022 midterms has a maga approved contender vying for t joining me now to share his later reporting and insights, jonathan martin from "the new york times." j mart, forter president trump is really trying to set up this return to power, you can see them rolling out these announcements of people who are dropping by to pay their respects to him at mar-a-lago. we will see more of this coming this next week because cpac is being held in the state of florida. here is laura trump his daughter-in-law about his political future. >> he has told us to stay tuned, that also not over for him and he has indicated that he probably would be interested in running again in 2024. look, he is the head of the republican party. he is really the person that everyone will co

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steve scalise made the trip to mar-a-lago to kiss the ring. it's also a tragedy for the country. we need two functional parties. right now we only have one functional party and a cult of personality around donald trump. >> let's get to new reporting that investigators are looking into whether trump allies roger stone and alex jones played a role in organizing the violence. let's take a listen to what your colleague stacey plaskett told nbc earlier. >> as for what this new report is showing with regard to roger stone and other allies of the president, i think it's solidifying that the president was in fact not only an instigator but a planner of the attack on january 6th. >> do you agree with that assessment? >> i do. and i think it's certainly appropriate to be looking at the role that the president's close supporters and friends and confidants like roger stone, conspiracy theorists like alex jones and others played in inciting this. if you believe alex jones also financing the rally on january 6th. and, you know, the whole stop the steal camp

warm here charland good urban isolation with a growing amount of garbage here in lagos the produce of the escalator 10 pounds return for trash every day and only a small amount of bread to dispose off to stay there but. things can get pretty if many in the city and more than that disease can spread out a water supplies become contaminated i think each problem sometimes requires a huge investment if you appeal spent in minutes setting up a new polling station and the other one to get it using garbage the plant supplies a quarter of the city's households with electricity sounds like 2 problems solved at once. this incineration plant called repeat is the 1st of its kind in africa it produces electricity for capital city. every day at around 2000 tons of garbage delivered here 2 thirds of that is burnt. first the waste is stored at the bunker for 5 days to release moisture then it is burned at a temperature between $8850.00 degrees celsius. khamis same to you who has been working here since the opening of the plant. the trash come in. and burn it after that. through be hit so what's up so

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and see you soon chris celebs signing off from lagos nigeria. she's only 12 years old and already on the fast track to. a german film award. a hollywood debut. left. handed. super talented and extremely successful. she even tells us what tom hanks is like. in 30 minutes w. . orld. my 1st boss was a sewing machine. where i come from women are balanced by this ocean for the middle something as simple as learning how to write them by said both isn't. since i was a little girl i want to talk about bicycle off my home and it took me more as the months might. finally gave up on mental biennium i said that but returned with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apropos each one of those than writing i'm biased as now i want to meet shall those woman back home who are involved by the internet and social norms and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is them out of the home and i work. that's key to. the morning. because he was. in those polls swollen to. lose oh the rules. there's no use in the low. for the with. guns. workers. can smooth

a group of residents say he should not be allowed to live at his mar-a-lago club.es. the issue was taken up by the town council and they took no action. an attorney for the residents is seeking to address the matter again in april. >>> now, an update on the gorilla glue girl saga. >> a plastic surgeon is reportedly offering to help ketessa brown with her hair. she sprayed gorilla glue into her hair weeks ago. he he will be in los angeles today and a doctor had a procedure that can get the glue out of her hair in two or three days. tmz said he is doing it for free and it's a procedure that would normally cost upwards of $12,000. >> we knew she'd need extraordinary medical help because it's been weeks now, more than a month and her hair is still in the same condition. and so, we knew she'd need the medical help and she is getting it so, good. >> definitely. >>> well, coming up, the 116-year-old woman who just survived covid-19. >>> plus, the dramatic rescue of two men and a woman stranded for more that a month on a deserted island. what they say they ate just to surv

we are given access to one of the government run isolation centers in lagos treatment in this hospital is subsidized by the government it's run by a team of volunteer doctors and nurses only people in critical condition admittedly here father is a saint whom to self isolates and treats themselves most of the beds that empty. off the shelf egos of confirmed crooner virus cases have been decreased since is the 2nd wave in january but the numbers may not truly represent the extant of the pandemic in one geria we know there's this new histories of the true burden but almost. getting better. every hospital will really be a good reflection of the burden still good on the community and the world know that it is valid work the border because on their own particular going to community. as a result of misinformation and lack of trust in government and health care. many people are not willing to get tested to hospital i don't have. health experts say that the only way to completely prevent a major outbreak in the country is through vaccines but getting a hold of the jokes has been proving difficu

let's get you the latest on this developing story i'm now joined on the line but you know fred in lagos fred what more have you learned about this case. so far there is nothing new actually more than $300.00 schoolgirls still missing and we just have. one from from a few shows in the office to the governor's going to have a press conference so where it's expected that he is going to announce measures may be. but we don't know what exactly he's going to see with that they're going to do negotiations but we know that these are bandits and what they do is actually to kids not for ransom so a that way it may be their plans to negotiate with these by and it's and to make sure that they secure these girls under return back to their parents and that this is one of several recent large scale kidnappings in nigeria what's behind this. no one knows what is behind this there has been like a trend now it's like a chain happening that's a few weeks and last week there was in. parts of nigeria about people are just saying that there are these kind of business going behind these kind of kidnapping whe

nigeria's biggest city lagos is slowly recovering from a 2nd pandemic wave authorities say the number of known infections is decreasing but our correspondent there flourish shook laura tells us there's no guarantees this will continue as the country is still far from securing any covert 19 facts in those. welcome boxer mike. wallace sharing how 1960 race on. she contracted the virus here in ny nj area that was after returning from the u.k. ruggedness was with and the doctor. didn't see how these but. how was she doing. for you was case became critical because of her last asthma she says she visited 4 hospitals and told so before she started to get better. we are given access to one of the government run isolation in lagos to thrive in this whole city to be subsidized by the government it's run by a team of volunteers doctors and nurses only people in critical condition admittedly all those as saints whom the self isolates and chiefs themselves. most of the beds and. official figures of. virus cases have been decreased since is the 2nd wave in january but the numbers may not represent

19 continues across africa so it's particularly good news when the continent's most populous city lagos is slowly recovering from the 2nd wave but even though nigerian authorities say the number of known infections is decreasing our correspondent there. tells us there's no guarantee this will continue because the country is still far from securing a nickel the 19 vaccine doses. welcome back so i can now. share in. $1000.00 xperience on duty she contracted the virus here in nigeria after returning from the u.k. ruggedness was with you and the doctor made a call it didn't see how kiss was this but every time a would be. how will she do it i don't want proof or you was case became critical because of her underlying even less asthma she says she visited 4 hospitals in 22 before she started to get better we are given access to one of the government run isolation centers in lagos treatment in this hospital is subsidized by the government it's run by a team of volunteer doctors and nurses only people in critical condition i admitted here or there is a saint whom to self isolates and treats the

19 continues across africa so it's particularly good news when the continent's most populous city lagos is slowly recovering from the 2nd wave but even though nigerian authorities say the number of known infections is decreasing our correspondent beth karas tells us there's no guarantee this will continue because the country is still far from securing a nickel the 19 bucks in doses. welcome back from mike. is sharing how 1960 race on duty she contracted the virus here in nigeria that would have to return from the u.k. . and the doctor made a commercial like you didn't see how kiss was this but every time i. would. how will she do it i don't want proof or you was case became critical because of her underlying even less asthma she says she visited 4 hospitals in total before she started to get better we are given access to one of the government run isolation centers in lagos treatment in this hospital is subsidized by the government it's run by a team of volunteer doctors and nurses only people in critical condition admittedly here although it's a saint whom to self isolate and treat them

want to know how this is going to happen our correspondent fred when you're reporting for us from lagos thank you very much. from now the human rights organization amnesty international says it has evidence that eritrean troops massacred hundreds of people in ethiopia northern to grey region last november and use witness accounts and satellite images to document the atrocities the report suggests that eritrean troops carried out war crimes in their attempts to take control from rebels and that reacher. this family who way they've escaped the fighting in ethiopia's t. cry region and to found shelter and sit on. the news met them back in november when they just arrived. coping method as. we cried and our children cried with us they wept in front of us so i think the shooting started while we were eating and we just had to leave. even the. their home in ethiopia has seen almost 4 months of fighting between local rebel forces and the military says allegedly receiving support by eritrean troops gaining an accurate picture of events in tikrit has been difficult to impossible journalists have

trump world figures, administration officials, key advisers of the former president out there in mar-a-lago meeting with trump on almost a daily basis to break bread with the former president. >> it's all very interesting, jim acosta, thank you for your reporting. >>> joe kennedy is a cnn political commentator, former democratic representative of massachusetts. great to have you with us and welcome to cnn. thank you. as jim acosta just reported, full steam ahead on the trump train. no apparent fallout from the capitol riots. what are your thoughts on what you're hearing and seeing out of cpac? >> ana, first off. thank you for having me. it's great to be with you. politics is about choices and i want to make sure that folks understand that this is a conscious choice that republicans, leading republicans have made to decide to follow the former president down this rabbit hole of denying facts and reality. and with the hoax that that is going to lead to electoral prospects going forward. and look, i hope for a wide variety of reasons that is unsuccessful but it is an interesting decision by so

that former president trump has denied a request from nikki haley for a sit-down meeting at mar-a-lagoflorida. we're joined by gloria borger and mia love, a cnn political commentator. why is trump giving his former u.s. ambassador to the united nations the cold shoulder right now? >> well, because she gave an interview to "politico" in which she basically trashed him. and, you know, after months of saying, well, you know, you've got to take the good with the bad, she came out and said that the republican party has to acknowledge that donald trump let them down. she said she was angry about the way mike pence was treated and that she said -- let me quote here -- that the former president is going to find himself further and further isolated. well, then she decided and she was probably getting a lot of pushback on what she said, then she decided that she wanted to go and see the former president in mar-a-lago and he said, are you kidding me? i'm not going to do this. with donald trump, as you all know, there isn't any halfway. you either are in or you're out. and i think she's clearly on

un hecho realmente histórico el experto en artes marciales decidió saltar al lago de cabeza pensando informamos al inicio del noticiero pero se repetimos, la cámara de representantes aprobó esta noche en washington d.c. el plan de estímulo económico de uno . $9,000,000,000,000 que ha impulsado el presidente joe biden para la economía, la liberación del aumento del salario mínimo facilitó la aprobación de este paquete, el plan biden apunta a sostener la economía y dinamizar la vacunación con el coronavirus, se busca aumentar las pruebas, las vacunas y $130,000,000,000 para ayudar a la reapertura de las escuelas, también se esperando que los centros de ayuda de $1400 será enviado a los estadounidenses su nivel de ingreso y se detendría desempleo hasta el 30 de diciembre de este año ¿cuál es el proceso que sigue? ahora que lo ha aprobado la cámara se va al senado para que lo estudie, puedan hacer algún tipo de cambios y no sometan a votación para luego sigues aprobado llegar hasta la firma del presidente biden. seguimos esta noticia. nos vemos noticias telemundo . >>> buenas noches, est

hello and welcome to eco offered a weekly environmental magazine produced in lagos kampala girl in i am priscilla emson legals nigeria and being joined by my colleague sandra hello keith and hello to everyone out there very glad to have you with us again i am some good to know you can.

we had a great meeting at mar-a-lago, we get along.there was some hope of progress with china. i want you to listen to mike pompeo trying to set a bar for the new administration. >> when i hear people talk about places we can cooperate, i dealt with the senior leadership, i was in meetings with general secretary xi jinping. his view of where we can cooperate are where they inflict cost on real ordinary american citizens. >> i know you're not a fan of former secretary pompeo. but now you can get a sense the republicans are looking to watch closely how the new president handles china. >> yeah, that's true. but i think you have a very experienced president, and you have a very experienced national security team. they understand this is not about personal chemistry or looking into the eyes of the other leader and seeing a soul. this is about identifying it interests, values, negotiating to try to protect our interests and finding solutions that will bring them along. and on things like climate change and preventing a pandemic, i think ther

steve scalise, latest house republican leader going to kiss the ring at mar-a-lago.ep lying about what caused the insurrection in the first place and all but seven senators giving trump a pass for his role in the insurrection. your party is at a crisis point ambassador. you want to keep kicking the can down both sides of the road ignoring reality until what? you look up and see the crowd of people walking with you as dense, with white supremacists? dense, cravenly am bicked politicians jettisoned morals miled back leaving family valuesville without a look back. it is a long road through the wilderness. especially with your eyes closed. >>> just in, senator ted cruz finally issues a statement on his flight to cancun. despite his state being in the middle of a deadly disaster, we'll share this with you. >>> and florida governor, a pop-up vaccination side. stand by. good morning! this is where everything started. the four way is engulfed in history. you're sitting in the place where giants ate. the four way is the heart and soul of the community. ♪ advanced non-small ce

well i mean essentially he could hold a press conference at mar a lago if he wanted to tell the media he wants to speak and they would plummet to cover the words that he had to say i mean i'm on the e-mail list from the former president's now press office and there has been no e-mails coming out from that which normally i get one or 2 a week so we don't know if this is a deliberate strategy that he's been told by his close advisers to stay quiet throughout the 2nd pietschmann trial or he's just very closely watching him trying to figure out what to do remember these 2 lawyers that he hired only got a few days to prepare for this 2nd impeachment trial and trump has a long history of litigating people of using lawyers but he's slowly gotten through all those lawyers people like sidney powell who was claiming that voting machines were controlled by chavez in venezuela he fired her all those things were lies that those previous lawyers are saying rudy giuliani of course president trump was said to be embarrassed by his performance in a press conference where you could see head i running d

police in nigeria have arrested at least 19 protesters in the port city of lagos soft activists called for a rally at the spot where 12 people were killed during protests last year supporters of the n sols movement against police violence are angry at a decision by a judicial panel to reopen the leckie toll gate it's been closed since the killings i met address has more from lagos. they look you told good represent different things to protest us and the government the protests to see this as a sucker ground they claim that this is where 12 of their members were shot and killed by security forces on the 20th of october 2020 while they occupied thousands of them occupied this particular police to protest against police brutality they said it's inconsiderate of the government to set up or to reopen be told gate at a time when the parties are still only go to bed by boat as a team what exactly happened here now on the part of the government it says it is losing revenue of millions of dollars they say is being lost every week by the state government so what they want to do is to renovate th

former president trump in mar-a-lago and what we're learning tonight, his reaction. and that image of his own vice president being whisked to safety. rachel scott and jon karl standing by. >>> the other images revealed late today. the first rioters smashing their way through the windows. the security cameras showing a lone officer pepper spraying them, but overwhelmed. house manager stacey plaskett saying among the group are members of the proud boys. pierre thomas tonight on that part of the story. where does the investigation stand and how many arrests have been made? >>> the other news this wednesday night, the new cdc report showing tightly fitted masks do make a difference. and that a tightly fitted mask with a cloth mask over it, double masking, is also effective. what the numbers show from what they studied and what the head of the cdc is now saying tonight. >>> there is also news this evening about that deadly shooting at a health clinic. a mother of two killed. and what we've learned about the suspect. >>> more than 100 million americans bracing for dangerou

so your colleague, maggie haberman, among others tonight, reporting audible ranting out of mar-a-lago. is that just frustration, do you think? >> well, look, you're right, this is not the a-team the president had before. he had the previous legal team, the a-team, the one that defended him in last year's trial are not returning for the sequel. another team he hired that was supposed to represent him this week bowed out because they had differences of opinion about the way it should be presented. and these lawyers were found in just the last few days. they may be excellent lawyers. they may have a better day ahead of them tomorrow but they did not make a lot of friends in that chamber today. they didn't impress a lot of people. in mar-a-lago, you're right, my colleague maggie haberman said the former president's advisers tried to keep him away from the television so he wouldn't actually see the performance, but he obviously caught enough of it to have a strong and visceral reaction to it. among other things, he didn't like that bruce castor said specifically the managers did a good job

girl and i am a person lives in lagos nigeria. joined by my colleague sandra hello crease and hello to everyone out there very glad to have you with us again i am sundra to no deal coming to you from kampala here in uganda today we'll be looking at innovative bubble houses in the jamia and plenty of other interesting stories. one here how monks this spring is helping to farm us in boats or no particular lifestyle. we'll also see how south african land owners can get a tax break by protecting the environment. and find out why ugandan farmers bug indigenous elites. we thought of a show in the democratic republic of congo a country often modern conflict as a result of a long time little titian has been to the environment but that is starting to change we want to call the begun a park where people are now devoting time and effort to protecting the nature of it not only is that good for the tropical forest bot the local people and the way to which includes. the. sis family of gorillas lives in the sewers. from the nearby. and some othe

particularly violent year for both coalition troops and civilians in the region recent al jazeera lagos. at least 75 people are now known to have died after an overcrowded boat capsized in west and western democratic republic of congo the vessel sank in the congo river near my province on sunday night it was heading to a province after departing from the capital kinshasa the country's humanitarian affairs minister says the main cause of the sinking was too many passengers and cargo on board hundreds of people are still missing well our county is by that voters in the labor village. we are right now in the village accident happened it did not started here but the police explain to us that when the trouble of the started with the board in the river they did their best to bring the boat around to do a reverse order to they can help the people according to their capacity but as you can see the boat is just behind me and we still have bodies inside there but we are unable to see exactly how many people still inside that boat but right now we found out there are. other bodies in disability th

where the former president is residing at his mar-a lago resort is live for us at west palm beach and the anything from the president. not a peep nick the president hasn't made any statements he is of course now off social media remember during the last impeachment trial he sent out about 140 tweets and retreats of course he's now been banned so complete silence from our log is only one thing that we actually know to be fact here or not is that the former president is that his mar-a lago estate there is plenty of reporting going on about his potential reaction to wall this some people saying that he's deeply unhappy almost screaming at the t.v. but again that is speculation there is also. some reports that many of his close aides those close to him those he may be talking to in the next few hours a deeply unhappy with his legal teams performance hence that reporting the president was potentially almost screaming at the television so this is just day one the only kind of communication we are now getting from the former president these days are e-mails from his official office in here i

joins me now from lagos good to see you 1st had a small about what was revealed in this report. well in the reports the reports reviewed that one out of 5 people even illegals has had a virus now the nigeria center for disease control on the one theory institute for medical research conducted this research and they sampled 10000 blood samples from 10000 households across nigeria from the north the south east and the west and the results came in proving that the reason the. initially reported cases of coronary virus do not fully you know review the extant of the pandemic so you can imagine up to one in 5 people goes and they go to africa as the guest c.t. it's also reviewed that more men have been infected by the virus and people in cities more people in the cities than rural rural areas have been affected by the virus speaking i'll feed that scene when is the rollout expected to start in nigeria well we are told that the vaccines will begin to i arrive and you know february i spoke to the head of the major center for disease control last week and he said that there is no nobody

his residency and mar a lago the president trumps legal woes are far from over there is now a criminal investigation opening in the u.s. state of georgia following that hour long phone call the president made to. the republican secretary of state in which he was recorded asking for one more vote than was needed to win that state of course he lost that state and after losing that state to democratic senate says were then elected there was also a meeting here in palm beach on thursday night because some of the residents here don't want the former president residing at mar-a lago claiming that they would lower the house prices here of course this is a very very wealthy community but i think that goes to the heart of what a divisive character the former president is even in a city like this in a state which he calls his home and he has lived up for about 30 years of zeros and he got to live in west palm beach florida and the many thanks indeed. the weather next here on al-jazeera then the head of japan's olympic organizing committee resigns after making sexist comments will tell you. i did

drawdown would be a mistake but he warned that cuts are likely to follow up and address reports now from lagos nigeria. it was a summit many fear it will end with a significant reduction in french troops but president demanded mccall announced that france will keep its troops in the south for now then also meant was greeted with relief republican insiders to 2. different messages to underline the pressure on terrorist groups part in our group under freeboard days especially with the chaldean battalion starting from the coming days and weeks to lead concrete operational. gain control he says trusts continued presence however will depend on how committed countries are in the region to taking back control of their territories nearly 8 years after a centrists troops to confront. france is looking for a way out its oppressions in the sale of cost billions of $1.55 of his soldiers have been killed there are increasing signs that the violence is getting worse and spreading to west africa's cost of living. it's now up to the so-called g. 5 group or so help countries to step up their military commitmen