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it was a remarkable moment >> another great interview by play friend lesley stahl, by the way, over on of you, donna and charlie and michael. >>> and for the first time in 16 years, germany and effectively europe is set to have a new leader not named angela merkel germans over the weekend voting on which party will get to choose the successor to the long-time chancellor in an election that came down to a referendum on merkel's nearly two decades of leadership and her handling of crises that included the global financial collapse, surges in migration and climate change the center left social democrats won a narrow victory, but both parties ran campaigns tieing themselves closely to merkel, who will continue to serve as chancellor for months as the social democrats try to build support for a new coalition government this germany that they may not even have a chance lead those coalition talks now underway. >>> pass or fail, the nation's largest school district now a testing ground for vaccine mandates how teachers are rating the pushback. >>> randy wine garten, joins us next this is "andr

. >> reporter: matthew's mother, lesley, told us it's hayley arceneaux's life journey that matters. >> what you set your mind to do, you can do it. and she is proving it every single day. >> reporter: she represents hope at a moment in your family's life when you need it? >> yes, very much hope, very much hope. >> reporter: next month a souse capsule will take russians to the space station. they're shooting a movie up there on location so there's no need to build a set. errol. >> barnett: all right, mark strassmann, thank you. now to the nation's capitol, where a rally supporting the january 6 rioters led to a substantial law enforcement presence today. cbs' jeff pegues is there. jeff, how did all this play out? >> reporter: well, errol, before today, the expectation was about 500 people would come to the rally, but at the end of the day, police say only about 450 people showed up, and they were far outnumbered by police. the massive police presence stood guard around the perimeter of the capitol building. some of the officers were in riot gear, others on bicycles, all part of the rob

cheney discussed her decision to join the committee with lesley stahl for "60 minutes." >> millions ofaround the country have been betrayed and misled and deceived by donald trump. he has said that the election was stolen. he continues to say that. he continues to say things that aren't true. and continues to raise money off of those claims. and so to me there's just not a question. >> reporter: she's one of only two republicans on the nine-member committee and a prominent face of it since she was elevated to vice chair. >> we must also know what happened every minute of that day in the white house. >> reporter: republicans in congress feel that by joining this january 6th panel you are helping to keep the focus on trump instead of on the shortcomings of the biden administration. >> those who think that by ignoring trump he will go away have been proven wrong. and my view the american peo people, they deserve better than having to choose between what i think are the really disastrous policies of joe biden in a whole range of areas, really bad for our economy, from a national security p

my name is lesley jantarasami, i'm managing director for the energy program at bpc, and we will dive right in. they're so much interesting stuff happening today. just last night the senate took a very important step towards a bipartisan infrastructure framework that does include an number of provisions that are relevant to the offshore wind industry in this country and i think we are going to talk a lot today just about the opportunities here and where we see the tipping point for the industry. and so let me just dive right in with some introductions. our first guest today is david hayes, special assistant to president for climate policy. he's a senior member of national climate advisor gina mccarthy's white house team. david was most recently s executive director of the state engine fragmental apex center at the nyu school of law and previously served under president barack obama and bill clinton as deputy secretary and chief operating officer at theli department of the interior. we are also joined today by bobby jindal who served two terms as governor of louisiana state asrepresent

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professor lesley hughes is from the australia climate council.go had one little silver lining, which is it made it very clear that if we reduce emissions rapidly and deeply within the next few years, and certainly before 2030, we have a chance of leveling off global temperatures by the middle of the century. 720 to 30 years time, in the lifetimes of us, and to then move towards a safer operating space for humanity —— so, 20 to 30 years. equally, it was clear that if we don't get emissions under control this decade, global temperatures will continue to rise, these extremes will continue to be eventually something that neither humans nor any other species on the planet can adapt to. next to washington. us secretary of state antony blinken has faced a second day of tough questions on capitol hill, defending the decision to withdraw from afghanistan. mr blinken appeared in person before the senate foreign relations committee, made up of both republican and democrat senators. once again, he faced a wave of criticism — particularly from the republican

at the end of which one of the reporters, lesley stahl of cbs news says mr. president, i'm sorry, you don't seem very excited. at which he responded, i guess i'm not an excitable guy because he knew something she didn't and nobody else did was that the phone calls were starting to pour in, the phone calls from berlin, from warsaw, from paris, from london, asking the same basic question, what the heck is going on. and more importantly, and here i want to use a technical historian term, the people on the other end of the phone were freaking out. because nobody had planned for this to happen. nobody anticipated this would happen in their lifetimes, and we have crowds surging throughout all of europe. one of the most amazing things i think bush does, and we know this from the records we declassified, he manages to keep all of these international leaders calm. to try to encourage them to take a breath, take a step back so nobody ultimately pulls the trigger. as he begins to think about the reconstruction of europe's strategic map with everything going on, and i wi

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the two children, 11—year—old daughter— the two children, 11—year—old daughter lesley bennett and 13—understandably shocking event that has _ an understandably shocking event that has deeply affected the local community in killamarsh as well as a family— community in killamarsh as well as a family and _ community in killamarsh as well as a family and friends in sheffield and our thoughts are also with them. i would _ our thoughts are also with them. i would also — our thoughts are also with them. i would also like to state my thanks to those _ would also like to state my thanks to those officers who arrived at the scene _ to those officers who arrived at the scene with — to those officers who arrived at the scene with such speed as well as colleagues from the east midlands ambulance service. all acting with professionalism in a difficult situation. whilst understandably upsetting, this is believed to be an isolated _ upsetting, this is believed to be an isolated incident in which those involved — isolated incident in which those involved were known to one another and nobody— involved

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