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that agreement they cannot be an appointment of any civilian governor or the formation of a legislative assembly and till a comprehensive peace deal is signed but people here are saying that they're impatient and that the reason why the country's economy is in turmoil and that there are various insecurity incidents happening not just in the come. it's a hard assume but various other states as well are because there are no civilian governors in place and there's no legislative council and they're saying that they're here to put pressure on the prime minister and his cabinet to let them know that they he it's a got their revolution and make sure that they demands are listened to and heard and that they're there to make sure that the the articles of the constitutional declaration are implemented so that they can feel that their revolution is complete . u.s. democrats are stepping up their calls for witnesses to testify at the trot of president donald trump ahead of a crucial senate vote on friday another round of questioning by senators begins in the next hour with the spotlight on an upcoming book

since the 2nd world war it would in effect consolidate the lead parties dominance in local legislative assemblies and what he's hoping could happen is that it would pressure the national government and cause some kind of political crisis that would eventually lead to a general election the lead party in itself now is currently polling the highest out of all the political parties in italy the intention from the need to try and cause that was exactly what he tried to do back in august when he walked out of the coalition to try and force a political crisis and again leading to a general election that failed this is another tactic that he's hoping will try and gain his party's dominance in the country he has in fact been campaigning here very hard almost really on a nonstop basis he has been touting products from the region a region known for parmesan cheese ferrari sports cars it's one of the richest regions in italy as well with half of the unemployment scene the rest of the country so he has been seen here to be really a promoter of the goods of the region and also to try and reverse what he says

time and it is just a matter of time before there will be new elections this year for a new legislative assembly by then they assumed that. rather than i would be in a stronger position so this is not the status quo anymore this brings the conflict to a new level once again that had been rather dormant over the last few months here. whether whether this is going to really help. or not is still a very very big question but it is going to raise the level of conflict of indians country this in humans thank you very much indeed. for the most ill to come including funerals for the army cadets killed in the libyan government and no doubt used to play. in the hong kong protests take a new turn with police cracking down on traders showing that anger across the board of business. had there we have seen a change in the weather across the southeast of australia and not a moment too soon this is the line of cloud bringing with it those rain showers and that continuing to bring some showers really across areas in the south as i say victoria on into more eastern sections of new south wales and bring the tempe

that agreement they cannot be an appointment of any civilian governor or the formation of a legislative assembly and till a comprehensive peace deal is signed but people here are saying that they're impatient and that the reason why the country's economy is in turmoil and that there are various insecurity incidents happening not just in the capital hard to me but various other states as well are because there are no civilian governors in place and there's no legislative council and they're saying that they're here to put pressure on the prime minister and his cabinet to let them know that they're here to got their revolution and make sure that their demands are listened to and heard and that they're there to make sure that the the articles of the constitution declaration are implemented so that they can feel that their revolution is complete . after 16 years nasa has decommissioned it spits a space telescope which would help to paint a more complete picture of the universe it was one of 4 observatories circling the earth transmitting information about all galaxy and all those beyond we're left n

can clinch it that would almost certainly consolidate their power in terms of the regional legislative assembly representatives that they would have that in turn would put further pressure on the government and the call for having a lections is something that. is. almost in a constant campaign in the mission to try and get back into the heart of politics something he's very good at doing he has been consolidating his support through social media platforms he has been winning over a lot of supporters in areas which traditionally just didn't even have a hope. chance are told in turning to the far right nevertheless he has managed to be able to do this and if it happens here that there are some very serious changes that will be happening in its political landscape. what about the resistance to my terror cell vini sagna the growing movement that opposes his policies and want something different for the country well absolutely i mean that's also partly due to the fact the traditional left wing politics in italy has really been into quine 3 years an inability to be able to garner support losing suppo

local legislative assemblies that with that in mind that would put further pressure on the coalition government made up of the 5 star movement in the democratic party and with that might there still remain hopes that it would trigger some kind of political crisis and therefore having to trigger some elections because as it stands now the league party is the most popular party when it comes to polls across the nation nevertheless this has been a very contentious campaign for the party as well we're currently in the neighborhood of the last straw in which is a scene for one of their seventies most controversial starts as it were when he decided to go to a home a family home and ring the doorbell and ask some very controversial questions as my report shows. a few minutes ago italy's former deputy prime minister paid a visit to talent in family home to be let in the premise he said to find out if their families youngest son was a drug dealer but the humiliation of a. targeted over a rumor was live streamed of a tale salvini social media page without any evidence to support the

they kind of recalibrated the senate floor and it's no longer a legislative assembly, it looks like moreike a courtroom. we will get to that tomorrow at around 1:00. >> dana: tell me what the rest of the week looks like so i know how to plan. >> the bottom line is bring your red bull. if we don't have the resolution here from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. it is a proposal that will have the house presenting its case on tuesday and wednesday, long days, 12 hour days probably going well past midnight. then the defense on friday and saturday. keep in mind that chief justice john roberts, the court says that tomorrow and wednesday he has to be across the street at the supreme court for oral arguments and then come over to us preside over the senate trial. the one thing that is at issue is democrats are saying how can mitch mcconnell run a fair process at the house managers and prosecutors still don't have the parameters for debate? you wouldn't do that in any other trial but these will be very long days. in fact one senior democratic aide describes this as "preposterous" and sugges

it's no longer a legislative assembly for the next couple of weeks as they deal with this trial. the big question is we still don't have the resolution from the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, on the framework. we expect a vote on the debate tomorrow. here is chuck schumer. >> why is mitch mcconnell being so secretive about his proposal? well, there are two obvious answers. one, he wants to rush this thing through so quickly because he's afraid of what the american people might hear. because the other thing in the cards tomorrow is possibly a motion to dismiss. lindsey graham says that's not going to happen. >> there are a lot of senators who i think will wind up acquitting the president, but believe that we need to hear the houses case, the president's case, answer to the houses case and ask questions and that's when the witness requests will be. the idea of dismissing the case early on is not going to happen. we don't have the votes for that. >> so tomorrow, debate and vote on the framework, chuck schumer will offer an alternative that will probably be voted down and t

left wing bastion it would in effect cement their dominance across the country in the local legislative assemblies with that might there salvini hopes that it would be enough pressure to pile on the national government which is a coalition between the democratic party and the 5 star movement to cause a crisis and eventually trigger off the elections that's what he is banking on so if that were to occur it would be an absolutely enormous change this morning we the pilaster neighborhood of. where this polling station is it's the scene where. used on his campaign trail very much to almost scandalous effect and triggered off a protest in the way that he has been using social media in his campaign as my report now shows. a few months ago italy's former deputy prime minister paid a visit to tie in to museum family home to be let in the premise he said to find out if their families youngest son was a drug dealer but the humiliation of a family targeted over a rumor was live streamed of a. social media page without any evidence to support the allegation. it is a tactic that has seemed to be part of his qu

that agreement they cannot be an appointment of any civilian governor or the formation of a legislative assembly and till a comprehensive peace deal is signed but people here are saying that they're impatient and that the reason why the country's economy is in turmoil and that there are various insecurity incidents happening not just in the capital khartoum but various other states as well are because there are no civilian governors in place and there's no legislative council and they're saying that they're here to put pressure on the prime minister and his cabinet to let them know that they're here to guard their revolution and make sure that their demands are listened to and heard and that they're there to make sure that the the articles of the constitution declaration are implemented so that they can feel that their revolution is complete israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has visited moscow to brief the russian president on a u.s. plan for the middle east is president of trump's proposal recognizes israeli sovereignty over west bank settlements considered illegal by most of the inter

intelligence are all blocked access to the parliament so offices legislators and trust has not been able to enter the national assembly meanwhile those legislators loyal to me but are smuggled out that could ensure to have to let it already a new director to parliament with the excuse of lack of warrant and they have sworn in a new president legislator we started we started i was in opposition legislator a few weeks ago i was accused of corruption linked with the to the small and it's being investigated by his own party and other legislators since then i think that's been a staunch critic of one way though and that's wonderful of that study small doing stop now just as a nation was done up close for war or the presence of the parliament's president one way though we're been denied access to the national standard so you developments that could change the future oh well leisha's between all the other institutions here that as we'll so like another story of 2 rival presidents this time within the national assembly but listen can you just help help us understand why this vote was so important for one why don't his movemen

commitments, mr speaker, in this deal agreed by the parties which will require certain bits of legislation in the assemblysure, in my view, that we should never have to have the loss of the assembly and the executive as we have had in the last three years again. julian smith. now for culture questions, without the culture secretary. it's not unheard of for a secretary of state to miss his or her departmental question time, but rarely is it because the minister is no longer actually a member of the commons? nicky morgan is the culture secretary, but she stood down at the last election as mp for loughborough. she is now lady morgan of cotes, and she will carry out her role from the house of lords. her absence was noted. can i also use this opportunity to congratulate my former right honourable friend for loughborough for her elevation to the other place? we continue to work — can i say we do continue to work very closely. she is still the secretary of state, and it's good to see her watching over us with a beady eye here this morning. lady morgan was sitting in the gallery above the chamber. could the minis

have done for the impeachment managers as they have reconfigured the senate floor and more a legislative assemblysetting. it's what we saw in 1999. the big issue right now is we have not seen the resolution from the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell as to what the framework, the parameters of the impeachment trial, will be. remember, house speaker nancy pelosi was going to hold onto those articles of impeachment until she saw the arena we don't have the free mercury. this is something chuck schumer has been upset about. we will probably give it tomorrow sometime after 1:00. this is when the senate will have a debate and vote on the resolution by mitch mcconnell. and probably counter resolution by chuck schumer, the senate minority leader. that resolution in that debate will probably fail because the democrats simply don't have the votes. here's what we're looking at. very long days for the next week or so erin capitol hill. on wednesday and thursday, that's when the senate will hear the prosecution from a beach managers will present their case. then the defense, i'm told by a senior at admin

i was proud to work with you, the general assembly, to support legislation creating the south carolina department of veterans affairs to be led by secretary to act as their advocate. that man is here tonight, a top graduate of the citadel with four combat tours in iraq and service in the south carolina house of representatives. lieutenant colonel bobby cox is joined by his wife joslin and their children regan and seth. please stand and be recognized. [ applause ] thank you. today's the anniversary of the united states supreme court's decision in roe against wade. ladies and gentlemen, the right to life is the most precious of rights and the most from child. we must never let it be taken for granted. a proviso preventing the funneling of taxpayer to planned parenthood and you are now considering two important pieces of legislation, both will protect the sanctity of life through the heartbeat or personhood. we will immediately sign them into law. [ applause ] thank you. and you know we face recruitment and retention challenges not only with teachers, troopers, soldiers and guards, but al

ahead of him and there were armed gangs as well as soldiers around the national assembly building called the legislative palace at the same time the pro-government constituent assembly was meeting inside there knowing full well that why they had called for a meeting of the national assembly they share the same building but in different chambers they were attacked they were shot at and what at least one of the cars had their windows broken with a crowbar or a stone it looked more like a stone to me but in any case no one was injured quite miraculously and they have already convened another part of the city and it looks like they're going to have to keep doing that from now on because the government is clearly making a plea is making it obvious that they will not allow one why though and his deputies to meet anymore in what has been the national assembly the only independent institution democratic institution to venezuela up until now. emergency crews in pakistan administered kashmir have recovered 21 more bodies as they search for victims of recent avalanches at least 160 people from both pakistan and af

i was proud to work with the general assembly to support legislation creating the south carolina department of veteran'' affairs to be led by a secretary to act as their advocate on the state and federal level. that man is here tonight, a top graduate of the citadel with four combat tours in iraq and service in the south carolina house of representatives. lt. col. bobby cox is joined by joscelyn, and their children, reagan and seth. please stand and be recognized. [applause] thank you. today is the anniversary of the united states supreme court's decision in roe v. wade. ladies and gentlemen, the right to life is the most precious of rights and the most fragile. we must never let it be taken for granted. for the third year in a row, my budget includes a proviso preventing the funneling of taxpayer dollars to abortion providers like planned parenthood. and you are now considering two important pieces of legislation. both will protect the sanctity of life through heartbeat or personhood. ladies and gentlemen, it's time to take a vote. send them to me, and i will immediately sign them into law

forces had already surrounded the legislative palace where why the had planned to convene parliament meanwhile government strongman. arrived chair the constituent assembly a rival legislative super body created by president nicolas maduro that operates from the same building he told al-jazeera the opposition didn't have anything more to do in parliament in fact it's not clear whether the mainstream opposition will ever be able to hold another session here in the legislative palace again the government's strategy seems to be to occupy this area permanently. the. next step will likely be to allow the supreme court controlled by maduro loyalists to appoint a new electoral council. but it's not possible to reach an agreement in parliament as stipulated in the constitution the supreme court has the right to clear a legislative mission and proceed to make the appointments. last january the united states and more than 50 other countries recognized by the law the president of parliament as the country's interim president as well. they argued that macdougall had rigged his 2018 reelection but a year later harsh economic and diplomatic sanctions to try to force m

ahead of him and there were armed gangs as well as soldiers around the national assembly building called the legislative palace at the same time the pro-government constituent assembly was meeting inside there knowing full well that why they had called for a meeting of the national assembly they share the same building but in different chambers they were attacked they were shot at and what at least one of the cars had their windows broken with a crowbar or a stone it looked more like a stone to me but in any case no one was injured quite miraculously and they have already convened another part of the city and it looks like they're going to have to keep doing that from now on because the government is clearly making a plea is making it obvious that they will not allow one why though and his deputies to meet anymore in what has been the national assembly the only independent institution democratic institution to venezuela up until now students at a top university in india would attacked last month they say policeman beat them up and vandalized some of the classrooms but they've continued their protests an

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to the full state senate for a vote next week senator winner is partnering with assembly member phil ting on this legislation. 2 major bay area based health care providers are among the first to pledge a combined $45 million to governor newsome has recently announced fund to help get homeless people off the street kron four's maureen kelly talked to us executives at kaiser permanente and blue shield of california who say. >>having housing this make sense having housing is good for people's health. were members of the community. >>here as companies and we have an obligation to try to make that community as vibrant as healthy as it possibly can be the president and ceo of insurance provider blue shield of california can see the blocks fm his oakland ss just office. he says having a place to live is a cornerstone of good health this problem it has so many pernicious effects on people's lives. >>they there's much lot lower. life expectancy when you don't have a home i have a lot more chronic and acute health conditions, it's a far less safe to be on the streets there are a multitude of health issues when you don

causing the legislation to go into recess so police could remove the protesters. [ applause ] >> thank you. mr. president, madam speaker, mr. chief justice, members of the general assembly, honored guests, today i welcome the opening of the legislative session with the same optimism i had as a freshman senator of washington county nearly two decades ago. i come before you to report on the state of the state, to reflect on the work we've done and to share a vision and priorities for our future. as elected officials, it's our duty to distinguish what must be done from what we might like to do, and to work together, pulling in the same direction to make a difference for those we serve. we meet at a time in our history when too many elected officials on both sides are choosing confrontation and partisan politics over collaboration. [ voices speaking ]. >> we call on everyone to help. for the people. young people for the climate crisis! destroying the economy! >> they will be escorted out by capitol police and security. >> listen to the people! >> everyone must tell the truth! >> the climate is an emergency. >> based in real science! >> these are the protesters from extincti

this a fake director and i set up a new session outside the legislative palace in order to realize that a new director for the national assembly. why don't you just to remind ourselves from clane himself in term president on the basis of his leadership of the national assembly so where does today's vote lead him in his movement while this election it would have the power won by the one reaffirmed as the leader of a united opposition we have seen in the past. the regions attacks against the opposition and its leaders in congress or divides them as we have seen with these corrections channels today's actions are clear attack against one way to go if you manages to overcome these obstacles and regain power over the national assembly you could weigh popularity but also it could earn him work or situation for the region as we have seen in the past and what effect will all these developments have on the long suffering venezuelan population. well it's it's more of the same conflict of powers we have already seen anything that we think can escalate even more but there is always room for a political process you're in business where the

it had everything to do with the legislation scott weiner helped to pass in sacramento. thank you to assembly man phil king because time and time again as someone who has been the chair of the budget committee in sacramento he prioritized not only san francisco for a lot of resources but especially focusing on homelessness and navigation center. because of his work, san francisco has seen additional revenue to help support and move these projects forward faster. in fact, with his leadership, the state has invested $500 million to address homelessness in 2018 and $650 million in 2019. to be clear that is said wide. san francisco got a decent chung of that support. thank you to supervisor haney for helping engage the community. i especially want to thank the neighbors of south beach. i know thi this this hasn' hasn. we are committed to making sure that we fulfill the promises around safety and other challenges that people were so concerned about. we appreciate the work of the advisory group and the folks who have dedicated a lot of personal time to seeing this place succeed. thank you to the po

legislative palace. at the same time the pro-government constituent assembly was meeting inside there, knowing that juand called for a meeting. they were attacked, they were had at, and one of the cars their windows broken with a crowbar or stone. in any case, no one was injured miraculously. and they have army convene in another part of the city. and it looks like it will have to keep doing that from now on because the government is clearly making, is making it obvious that they will not allow juan guaidÓ and his deputies to meet anymore in what has been the national assembly, the only independent institution, democratic institution of venezuela up until now. >> emergency crews in pakistan have recover 21 more bodies as they search for victims of recent avalanches. 160 people from both pakistan and afghanistan have been killed because of the severe weather in recent days. are believe to be trapppped inside their homes, buried by heavavy snowfall. authorities have been forced to use helicopters can rescue the injured as many roads remain blocked by snow. hasphilippines -- guard been busy trying to keep

legislative session to go into recess. so police could remove the protesters., >> mister president, madam speaker, chief justice, members of the general assembly, honored guests and fellow vermont people, today i welcome the opening of the legislative session, with the same optimism i had as a freshman senator from washington, nearly two decades ago. i come before you to report on the state of the state, the reflection on the work we've done, a share of asian and priorities for a future. and elected, officials is our duty to distinguish what must be done, from what we might like to do,. to work together, polling in the same direction, and make a difference for those we serve. we meet at a time in our nation's history were too many elected officials on both sides, are choosing confrontation and partisan politics, over collaboration me. enter we are here for the climate emergency. you're calling on everyone to help. listen to the people >> this into the people. enter prepare young people for the climate crisis. enter climate change destroys the economy. climate change destroys the food system. everyone must tell the truth. about the climate emer

quickly on the petition of concern, it is a mechanism used in the assembly like a veto to block certain legislationsays in here, to p reve nt a ny reformed, it says in here, to prevent any one party using it as a veto in future. the move by secretary of state julian veto in future. the move by secretary of statejulian smith tonight shows he is laying all his cards on the table. he says the deadline on monday, january the 13th, at midnight and is a deadline on monday, january the 13th, at midnightand is a hard deadline and if they don't sign up by then it will mean fresh elections. he was strong tonight saying that was absolutely un— movable. a pretty decisive move from the british and governments tonight. we will have to see what the parties come up with tomorrow. a prison officer has been stabbed and seriously injured and four others hospitalised after an attack by two prisoners in cambridgeshire. counter terrorism police are investigating the assault at whitemoor top security jail. home affairs correspondent june kelly has been following the story. the attack is said to have been carried out by t

assembly until now venezuela's only independent institution is far from over and it will intensify even further when wide all attempts to reclaim what he says is his rightful place inside the legislative palace on tuesday. you see in human al-jazeera caracas the response of the opposition politician elected under those highly unusual circumstances a speaker that as well as national assembly spoke to the media a few moments ago he insisted that everything was done according to the rules. we want to tell you the truth about the change that our national assembly is undergoing used today the national assembly elected its leadership in accordance with the constitution of venezuela in accordance with the constitutional mandate and the assemblies quorum regulations. process are being held across india condemning it attack the targeted students and faculty at a prominent university in new delhi demonstrations taking place in bengaluru channel i chanda and mon by besides new delhi the protestors say that students affiliated with the ruling p j p carried out the attack counter-demonstrations have also been held in solidarity with the accused the b j p s student body tonight is that it carried o

allied lawmakers out, venezuelan opposition leader juan guaido enter the national assembly today and begin the first legislativeon of the year. earlier, the group, which claim to the presidency, attempted to hold a session without a quorum. after guangzhou entered, lawmakers voted to withhold his election. puerto rico has been rocked by another earthquake, the latest a 6.4-magnitude earthquake that hit early today. it was followed three hours later by an aftershock measuring six. they are the largest in a series of quakes that have struck the territory in recent days, causing heavy damage. at least one person has been killed. widespread power outages have been reported. lawmakers in congress are feeling strong political pressure to lower prices on drugs. president trump and democrats about to address it, despite the impeachment process and a presidential campaign getting underway. government health programs give lawmakers one deadline for a possible drug pricing compromise. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries

from the last election from the first time in nigeria 2025 and 29 and to legislate for the people and those statehouses of assembly because the average age of african leaders is about 64 there are people today who have no public office and how do we expect to make progress how do we expect to address those economic challenges leadership quex look at boko haram that they recruit these young people because we have much more young people that my generation is rising but no we will take action and then to say enough is enough. we care about our future to bring africa back to progress. >> what do you want us to know about the region that you are in with a historically high number of women there are many signs of progress which i'm trying to get at but across the region a very challenging environment. >> what do you want us to know here in washington about the region and the opportunity of this approach when most of what we hear that is the direction? >> i have to congratulate that talks about preventing violent extremism problem to be addressed but i think 30 or 40 years and violent religious extremism of that security

was barred from joining the national assembly where he was entitled to be he and his supporters went later to a separate vote where he was elected by 100 legislative hours to be the head of the national assembly so now not only do you have 2 national legislatures in venezuela you also have one of those 2 with 2 separate factions that things are getting more confusing it seems by the day and then as well from a legal standpoint does does that situation i actually exist is it possible to have 2 leaders and if not how do you get out of it well the united states would say no it's not a legal scenario they recognize $1.00 as the interim president and they recognize the national assembly which before this morning was the only remaining democratic institution in venezuela but now it's been taken over by them and are all and his supporters in a pretty cynical effort to undermine it so you can't have 2 institutions that claim the same mantle of leadership and have a country that's going to do anything except continue to tear itself apart to those of us watching from the outside the opposition in venezuela looks as though it's in complete disarray how much

thousands and thousands of people came out here they are inside the legislative palace which is the same area where the and the national assembly work so it's either one or the other it's very difficult for them to share the same venue instead he is at this religious procession where he has been accompanied by some of the bishops such that have quite openly supported the opposition but he. we'll be back here on wednesday he says to hold and to and to on lead the national assembly session of the week whether or not he will come head to head then with the man who was appointed by the government supported deputies is as yet to be seen but it's been very very chaotic and sometimes violent every week that they try to both see who or prove that they are the ones who lead this assembly this in human thank you very much indeed u.k. prime minister boris johnson has not ruled out using chinese communications from huawei to provide the country's 5 g. network despite strong warnings from washington the u.s. says the company is linked to the chinese state and its technology can be used for spying the u.k. will make its decision this month t