germany's liberal party is also in favor of pushing ahead without the approval of the eu. but sputnik can only speed up vaccinations if it can be delivered quickly. for the period thereafter, germany has already secured a sufficient number of other vaccines. >> highly infectious variance and a slow vaccine rollout have made things worse. resilience will pay the price with their lives. >> health care workers pushed to the limit. this makeshift hospital is struggling to cope as cases surge. a strict lockdown is necessary in order to stop the virus. without lockdown measures, the country's health system faces collapse. but the president disagrees. >> we are not going to accept this policy of staying home and closing everything down. it is praccally possible to eradicate it. what are we going to do until then? the country has registered more than 13 million covid-19 cases since it began. the president's opponents know where to point the finger. brazil is a time bomb, a breeding ground for coronavirus creating new strains because there is a total lack of control of the pandemic

we can speak now to lord steel, former leader of the liberal party, which later became the liberal democratspoint of dislodging the labour party is the second biggest party?— dislodging the labour party is the second biggest party? that's right. i am reall second biggest party? that's right. i am really very _ second biggest party? that's right. i am really very sad _ second biggest party? that's right. i am really very sad that _ second biggest party? that's right. i am really very sad that she i second biggest party? that's right. i am really very sad that she has i i am really very sad that she has died but she was 90 and she was a tremendous dearfriend died but she was 90 and she was a tremendous dear friend and a great colleague. she was a tremendous public inspire and communicator and a real humanitarian. in public inspire and communicator and a real humanitarian.— a real humanitarian. in terms of her abilities, perhaps _ a real humanitarian. in terms of her abilities, perhaps one _ a real humanitarian. in terms of her abilities, perhaps one of _ a real humanitarian. in terms of her ab

a sometimes acrimonious merger with the liberal party eventually created the liberal democrats. ness williams, she held a senior academic posts, but remained active in politics, becoming president of the party. i don't think honestly, i would be an mp without having someone like her to have inspired me. there were so few women who were around at the time. i do think she was the greatest leader our party never had. i actually think she was one of the greatest prime ministers the country never had. she was passionately pro—european, using her final speech to the house of lords before retirement to make the against brexit. the case against brexit. think very hard before allowing the united kingdom withdrawal from what i believe to be its major duty to the world, and that is the one it will encounter and deliver through the european union. today, colleagues recalled her wisdom and warmth. shirley was a liberal lion. she was a trailblazer, particularly for women in politics. the liberal democrat family is very sad tonight. shirley williams, who's died at the age of 90. and that's it.

governments nearly all are led by coalitions and i mean it's having a coalition including the liberal party which is opposite to the federal government it's a federal level and it's a huge challenge to bend the different minds and moods and the different parties in the coalitions and the states and the chance knows about the difficulty especially i mean that's the test was the liberals which are much more in favor of the opening of business and restaurants for example instead of staining and up and locked down and this debate was tended by i mean that's it and i think the proper way and look at to that point he reached a. state having a one person majority of the parliament and running a successful government for a over 4 years now this is a impressive result but could there not be not more unity that is the question you mentioned earlier that the cracks that have been openly displayed in your conservative party young in the process to pick the candidate for a chance of described as chaotic public very messy 5 months before you go to a national election don't conservatives need to be more u

governments nearly all are led by coalitions and i mean it's having a coalition including the liberal party which is opposite to the federal government at the federal level and it's a huge challenge to bent's of the different minds and moods and the different parties in the coalitions and the states and the chance to knows about the difficulty especially i mean that has was the liberals which are much more in favor of the opening of business and restaurants for example instead of stating i like to look down and this debate was attended by me last night and i think the proper way and look to the party reach to the state having a one person majority in the parliament and running a successful government for a over 4 years now this is a impressive result but could there not be not more unity that is the question you mentioned earlier that the cracks that have been openly displayed in your conservative party union the process to pick the candidate for a chance of described as chaotic public very messy 5 months before you go to a national election don't conservatives be need to be more united to

versing and local elections which are seen as a major test of support for president one giant liberal party racism toward men as of the country's 2 largest cities seoul and busan the coronavirus pandemic is a top issue south korea reported 668 new cases on tuesday that's the highest daily count since january. well meanwhile brazil has recorded more than 4000 kroner virus deaths in a single day only the u.s. and peru have ever reach that threshold nearly 337000 people have now died there since the start of the pandemic some cemeteries as you can see are working around the clock to deal with the growing number of burials hospitals are overwhelmed and there are reports of people dying as they wait for treatment. we should have had stricter laws like in some other countries it would've been hard for people at that time we would have had a much lower number of deaths i think if people stayed home the policy was stricter on this although. there is still a lot of people to be vaccinated so we have to go faster act faster if they'd acted fast for the 1st stage of the pain dimmock they wouldn't be t

voting in local elections which are seen as a major test of support for president when giants liberal party he races include mayors of the 2 of the country's 2 largest cities seoul and busan the current a virus pandemic is obviously a top issue south korea reported $660.00 new cases on tuesday that's the highest daily councils january well still ahead here on al-jazeera. previous as it was a curve of denial tanzania's new president is promising a whole new approach to this pandemic. predicting the priest pandemic recovery the international monetary fund boosts its growth forecast but the developing world remains vulnerable. hello eastern indonesia is not exactly free of showers now but the troublesome center which is the formation of the cause that massive amounts of rain and landslides has gone away so it's just daily showers now and the heaviest of those are just the north just to the east west poppier for example there are very few shows over the philippines some of a born year and you see daily ones up through sumatra and java and this is the good scattering in southern thailand and par

seeing in local elections which is seen as a major test of support of president when jay inslee liberal party he raises include matters of the country's 2 largest cities seoul and busan the coronavirus pandemic is also a top issue south korea reported 668 new cases on tuesday that's the highest daily count since january how people in honduras are demanding. and so people are in honduras are demanding justice for an environmental activist who is mad at protesters gathered at the trial of a former military officer accused of being behind a person killing she was shot dead in her home 5 years ago. chile is indigenous mapuche a community once occupied most of the south of the country in the 19th century they were rounded up into small settlements more of their land was taken during the pinochet dictatorship in the 1980 s. since the country's return to democracy they've been promised some of it back many immigrants they aren't willing to wait so they're reclaiming their territory by force in america to loose in human traveled to south central chile for an exclusive interview with the leader of the

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a sometimes acrimonious merger with the liberal party eventually created the liberal democrats. house of lords before retirement to make the case against brexit. think very hard before allowing the united kingdom to withdraw from what i believe to be its major duty to the world, and that is to deliver through the european union. today colleagues recalled her wisdom and warmth. the feeling was that if shirley williams and i had been running the �*83 election together, we would have done even better than we did. she was just a very popular person, much more popular than any of the rest of us. shirley was a liberal lion. she was a trailblazer, particularly for women in politics. the liberal democrat family is very sad tonight. baroness shirley williams, who's died at the age of 90. as we've been hearing — to the relief on many people, in england, hairdressers are finally allowed to reopen. and they will no doubt be facing a few challenges, trying to sort out all those home haircuts during lockdown. 0ur north of england correspondent danny savage has been talking to a hairdresser and

but russia's systemic opposition parties have become an outlet for people's anger at the government. last year, the arrest of a pular governor from the right-wing liberalocratic party led to weeks of protests in russia. every monday, nikolai has his office hours. 35-year-old spends most of the day with constituents. people stand in line with issues from benefit applications to problems with corruption. >> i have placed my hopes in him. i heard how he talks to people, and i've heard his speeches. >> in russia, they do not like people who tell the truth. it has always been that way. if he is trying to get the truth out to people, naturally he's an enemy of the government. he asks uncomfortable questions. emily: experts agree the kremlin might try to keep people like nikolai out of federal politics. >> ahead of the duma elections, the kremlin makes arrangements with the parties about which candidates can run and what results they can get. emily: despite attempts to intimidate him, he's not ready to give up. >> people today are hungry for justice and truth. i went into politics to prove to citizens that lawmakers can work honestly. emily: nikolai is alread

voting in local elections which is seen as a major test of supports the president's move genes liberal party key races include the mayors of the country's 2 largest cities and loosen the coronavirus pandemic as atop a sheet south korea reported 668 new cases on cheese day as the highest daily count since january. also on the coronavirus moments of joy in a covert war it's in colombia. doctors nurses celebrating the recovery of a 104 year old patient who survived her 2nd parents of the disease common hernando's was discharged after 21 days in hospital she 1st contracted the virus last year was treated in the nursing nursing home where she lives with the officials called her recovery a victory and a much needed one to cater the years now for delivery drivers in the united kingdom are going on strike to demand better rights the process coincides with the beginning of company delivery shares being traded on public exchanges and still every rider's a classified a self-employed which means they're not entitled to certain benefits put in minimum wage or paid sick leave while the food delivery app l

because apparently, they said this is backed by the liberal democratic party, the largest voting bloc report they're going by from the japan elevator association. there were 805 incidents of people being injured between 2018 and 2019. >> i always thought the d.c. thing is, if you're on for the ride, you move to the right. >> on the left you let people walk up. don't do it in japan. >>> all this talk about weddings, i feel like there are many fathers and parents of brides that will be tuning in to this. apparently, the number one dress for weddings on amazon costs $43. >> huh? american? >> $43 american. it's from a company in china called lolligan.re a some the e u.s. wedding dress costs $1500. even for brides that are looking for less than -- that's rent for some people. but even for brides looking for less formal gowns, it can be between $500 and $600. >> wow. >> $43. >> save the money for the honeymoon. >>> all right, so let's take a look at this wife who pranked her husband. this is so funny. apparently a point of contention for them is how much she online shops. each time she got

so-called systemic opposition parties have recently become an outlet for people's anger at the government. last. here the arrest of a popular governor from the right wing liberal democratic party led to weeks of protests in russia's far eastern city of. every monday. has his office hours the 35 year old spends most of the day with constituents people stand in line for support with issues from benefit applications to problems with corruption. i've placed my hopes and. i've heard how he talks to people and i've heard his speeches. in russia they don't like people who tell the truth it's always been that way so if he's trying to get the truth out to people naturally he becomes undesirable to the government if you can see how he acts at all as parliamentary session c.i.'s uncomfortable questions the authorities don't like that but. experts agree that the kremlin might try to keep people like john that anchor out of federal politics. ahead of the duma lections the kremlin makes clear arrangements with the main opposition parties about which candidates can run and what results they should get they don't want to let anyone in who will rock the boat. but despite attem

so-called systemic opposition parties have recently become an outlet for people's anger at the government where. last year the arrest of a popular governor from the right wing liberal democratic party led to weeks of protests in russia's far eastern city of god. every monday he has his office hours the 35 year old spends most of the day with constituents people stand in line for support with issues from benefit applications to problems with corruption. i've placed my hopes and. i heard how he talks to people and i've heard his speeches. in russia they don't like people who tell the truth it's always been that way so if he's trying to get the truth out to people naturally he becomes undesirable to the government at the you can see how he acts at all as parliamentary session c.i.'s uncomfortable questions the authorities don't like that but. experts agree that the kremlin might try to keep people like john that anchor out of federal politics. ahead of the duma lections the kremlin makes clear arrangements with the main opposition parties about which candidates can run and what results they should get they don't want to let anyone in who will rock the boat. but despit

so-called systemic opposition parties have recently become an outlet for people's anger at the government. last. here the arrest of a popular governor from the right wing liberal democratic party led to weeks of protests in russia's far eastern city of god. every monday. has his office hours the 35 year old spends most of the day with constituents people stand in line for support with issues from benefit applications to problems with corruption. i've placed my hopes and. i've heard how he talks to people and i've heard his speeches. in russia they don't like people who tell the truth it's always been that way so if he's trying to get the truth out to people naturally he becomes undesirable to the government if you can see how he acts at all as parliamentary session c.i.'s uncomfortable questions the authorities don't like that but. experts agree that the kremlin might try to keep people like john that anchor out of federal politics. ahead of the duma lections the kremlin makes clear arrangements with the main opposition parties about which candidates can run and what results they should get they don't want to let anyone in who will rock the boat. but despite a

so-called systemic opposition parties have recently become an outlet for people's anger at the government. last year the arrest of a popular governor from the right wing liberal democratic party led to weeks of protests in russia's far eastern city of god. every monday. has his office hours the 35 year old spends most of the day with constituents people stand in line for support with issues from benefit applications to problems with corruption. i've placed my hopes and think oh i heard how he talks to people and i've heard his speeches. in russia they don't like people who tell the truth it's always been that way so if he's trying to get the truth out to people naturally he becomes undesirable to the government if you can see how he acts at all as parliamentary session c.i.'s uncomfortable questions the authorities don't like that but. experts agree that the kremlin might try to keep people like john that anchor out of federal politics. ahead of the duma elections the kremlin makes clear arrangements with the main opposition parties about which candidates can run and what results they should get they don't want to let anyone in who will rock the boat. but des

democrats. the liberal democrats. the party'sus novelist and feminist campaigner. shejoined the labour novelist and feminist campaigner. she joined the labour party novelist and feminist campaigner. shejoined the labour party in her teens and first stood for parliament at the age of 24. but it took three attempts before she finally entered the house of commons in 1964. in a male dominated profession, she often found herself the lone male dominated profession, she often found herself the [one woman on the platform. when labour returned to power in 1974, she became minister for crisis. with inflation running at 10%, she met worried women trying to balance the household budget. as education secretary, she said about replacing grammar schools with single—minded determination. but single-minded determination. but eve single—minded determination. emit every single country in the community spends more on the social services than we do. fix, community spends more on the social services than we do.— services than we do. a passionate eumpea

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$93.00 he was 2nd in c'mon during the carter administration and a champion for the democratic party's liberal wing. mondale's own bid for the presidency ended in a landslide defeat to ronald reagan in 1984. now crisis suits the streets of the us city of minneapolis on monday evening as the city braces for the jury's decision in the trial for the police officer derek sheldon demonstrations called for justice for george floyd who was killed last may off the shelf and praised his knee on his neck for 9 minutes the jury has wrapped up its 1st day of deliberations without reaching a verdict now india the prosecution and defense made their closing arguments in court. guilty or not guilty that's the question 12 men and women will have to answer while the country waits the defendant derek chauvin was fired from the minneapolis police department last year after george floyd died in his custody a video of the incident shows chauvin holding floyd face down with his knee for more than 9 minutes it's sparked a nationwide protests against police brutality. i can't breathe in resting it's case the prosecuti

next month the leader of the labor party has already said he would vote against it warning that a force vaccine passport will lead to discrimination the leader of the liberal democrat party has also voiced his opposition and said that such a measure would be separating society into the haves and the have nots so joining me now the. board which president of straw mark i'll see hilary it's great to have you on the show today now i know we've heard from the british chambers of congress and they are calling for decisive action on vaccine passport specifically and they seem to see it as a road map to opening the economy back up and providing businesses with the demand they lost over the last year is their confidence in boris johnson's government that it will be able to accomplish well pleasure to be back with you rachel i think the answer to that question is it depends who you ask they going to be supportive of whether boris johnson has the confidence i think actually if you'd also that question 3 or 6 months ago the answer might have been no however now with the success of the n.h.s. the national health service rollout of the vaccine i think there's increasing

a sometimes acrimonious merger with the liberal party eventually created the liberal democrats. retirement to make the case against brexit. think very hard before allowing the united kingdom to withdraw from what i believe to be its major duty to the world, and that is to deliver through the european union. today colleagues recalled her wisdom and warmth. the feeling was that if shirley williams and i had been running the �*83 election together, we would have done even better than we did. she was just a very popular person, much more popular than any of the rest of us. shirley was a liberal lion. she was a trailblazer, particularly for women in politics. the liberal democrat family is very sad tonight. baroness shirley williams — who's died at the age of 90. let's speak now to the former leader of the liberal democrats, lord ming campbell. thank lord ming campbell. you forjoining us, just picking thank you forjoining us, just picking up on what david steele said, she was genuinely loud, it seemed, inside and outside westminster, and i do a different labour leadership, did she hav

so-called systemic opposition parties have recently become an outlet for people's anger at the government. last. here the arrest of a popular governor from the right wing liberal democratic party led to weeks of protests in russia's far eastern city of. every monday nikolai bondarenko has his office hours the 35 year old spends most of the day with constituents people stand in line for support with issues from benefit applications to problems with corruption. i've placed my hopes and bonded enco i heard how he talks to people and i've heard his speeches. in russia they don't like people who tell the truth it's always been that way so if he's trying to get the truth out to people naturally he becomes undesirable to the government will do this and you can see how he acts at all as parliamentary session c.i.'s uncomfortable questions the authorities don't like that but. experts agree that the kremlin might try to keep people like john that anchor out of federal politics. ahead of the duma lections the kremlin makes clear arrangements with the main opposition parties about which candidates can run and what results they should get they don't want to let anyone in w

it's where the extremists and the democratic party versus liberals like joe mansion in arizona come into democrats have caved to extremists in the past on a lot of big issues, so who knows how it will turn out. our constitution is under attack with this commission. if you have a commission saying let's walked the constitution people would be nervous. when you talk about packing the supreme court you're talking about blowing up the constitution. carley: let's talk about hunter biden. i want your take on what he said april 4, about the laptop controversy. >> the creepiest thing is-- look, the only thing i know is if the intelligence community came out with a report said that the entire thing is disinformation -- just it's in my book, it's all right there. carley: are we going to get to the bottom this or never get the truth you think? >> not if the current justice department keeps preceding the way they have, which is to protect hunter biden and also joe biden. we need a special counsel out of the justice department to investigate these allegations. hunter biden essentially admitting the l

that any meaningful amendments will be forced upon it but i have to say that the labor party which is the liberal democrats and the opposition parties are not happy about it all and they will undoubtedly try to force amendments on this bill as it progresses through it's still a long way to go and a lot of debate but the government seems very minded to put it through in its current form because they can criticize the opposition parties that that come out against it because it's such a mammoth bill you see there are measures in it for example to extend prison sentences for serious crimes that's a measure that most people in this country would agree with other measures include reducing sentences for less serious crimes again that's a measure that most people in this country with agree with but tapping into that bill that mammoth bill. things that would. restrict protest is not something that many people would agree with and it's that the fact that it's all on the want that many people are not happy about it. still ahead here she announces here families grieve for the victims of friday's train crash

of 93 he was seconded c'mon cheering the cottage ministration and a champion of the democratic party's liberal wing mondale's own bid for the presidency ended in a landslide defeats or ronald reagan in 1084 campaign i am chad's president idriss deby has won a 6th term in office extending his 30 year old opposition leaders boycotted the vote it comes as the mid if he said it had defeated a rebel group advancing on the capital. they give union stays more than 100000 russian troops have gathered near ukraine's border it is e.u. the e.u. foreign policy chief said this of worrying of confrontation and that he hopes the troops will be withdrawn the troop buildup is stoking tensions between the e.u. and russia. now germany's ruling conservatives appear to be a step closer to ending a showdown over who will stand as their candidate for chancellor at elections this fall senior members are going to methe those c.d.u. party voted overnight by a wide margin to back. to run is the conservative candidate for chance of that but still competing against zuda who heads the cd used the variance system of the c.s

review of the vaccine is approved i personally don't see a reason not to use it germany's liberal opposition f.t.p. party is also in favor of pushing ahead with or without the e.u. and it is smart to try different routes anything that leads to more doses of any vaccines is the right move but sputnik we can only speed up vaccinations if it can be delivered quickly within the next 2 to 5 months says the german health ministry for the period there after germany has already secured sufficient quantities of other vaccines. no blocked brazilian president. says that his country will remain open even as its daily combat 19 death toll approaches the highest in the world highly infectious variance and a slow vaccination rollout are making matters worse critics of the far right leader blamed government inaction and they have warned that brazilians will pay the price with their lives. health care workers pushed to the limit this makeshift hospital in brazil's largest city san paolo is struggling to cope is covered 19 cases. experts have warned the district lockdown is necessary to slow the virus one of brazil's ladi

review the vaccine is approved i personally don't see a reason not to use it germany's liberal opposition f.d.p. party is also in favor of pushing ahead with or without the e.u. this is it is smart to try different routes anything that leads to more doses of any vaccines is the right move but sputnik we can only speed up vaccinations if it can be delivered quickly within the next 2 to 5 months says the german health ministry for the period there after germany has already secured sufficient quantities of other vaccines. or proponents are hailing it as a landmark ruling critics are calling it morally repugnant the european court of human rights has ruled in favor of government mandated vaccinations for children in a near unanimous decision the judges rejected the case by parents from the czech republic who had been fined for refusing to inoculate their children now under check law preschool children must be vaccinated against 9 known diseases including measles this is the 1st time the court has ruled on compulsory vaccinations. and for more on this now my colleague peter roller dollars here he's been lo

so-called systemic opposition parties have recently become an outlet for people's anger at the government. last. here the arrest of a popular governor from the right wing liberal democratic party led to weeks of protests in russia's far eastern city of hama. every monday nicolai has his office hours the 35 year old spends most of the day with constituents people stand in line for support with issues from benefit applications to problems with corruption. i've placed my hopes and bonded in co i heard how he talks to people and i've heard his speeches. in russia they don't like people who tell the truth it's always been that way so if he's trying to get the truth out to people naturally he becomes undesirable to the government will if you can see how he acts at all as parliamentary session c.i.'s uncomfortable questions the authorities don't like that but. experts agree that the kremlin might try to keep people like john that anchor out of federal politics. ahead of the duma lections the kremlin makes clear arrangements with the main opposition parties about which candidates can run and what results they should get they don't want to let anyone in who will rock t

authority to cancel up to $50,000 which would be in line with what the more progressive liberal wing of the party wants. senator schumer as well as senator warren have been pushing this issue for $50,000 of cancellation since the beginning of the pandemic. legislatively, ? guest: this would be through executive order. there was a time when biden administration wanted congress to take up the issue. at this stage, the senators would like a simple more streamlined approach and having the president addressed the issue rather than trying to go through congress, even with this majority, is more beneficial. host: part of the debate, for those families who did not take out any loans, is there a sense of this being unfair? guest: this has become a heavily partisan issue. republicans -- no republicans have come out in support of this. there is an issue of fairness and moral hazard, encouraging people to borrow more. there is argument that there are lots of programs and benefits that work as a social safety net that all americans do not benefit from. if you work to eliminate this debt, they can redeploy tha

ruling party official said on thursday that cancelling this year's olympics in tokyo remains an option if the coronavirus crisis becomes too dire. toshi—hiro nikai, the secretary general of the liberalics if it helps spread the virus further?" his comments come after the publication of a report on wednesday by researchers urging japanese officials and the international olympic committee to reconsider hosting the tokyo games, pointing to the country's failure to contain community transmission of the coronavirus and the slow pace of vaccination. less than 1% of the country's population has been vaccinated so far. here's japan's prime minister responding to mr nikai's comments. translation: in order to hold . the games, we as the government would also like to do everything possible to prevent the virus' spread. and there is no change in this. let's look at the situation in japan. japan is currently in the grip of a fourth wave of covid—19, with new cases in tokyo jumping to 729 on thursday — the most since early february. bars and restaurants in several prefectures have been asked to shorten their hours to help curb the spread of the virus. public support for the games remains low — a

they are also supported by others, particularly well-known members of the liberal party..c. himself, mayor walter washington, said, and i quote, i would have problems with statehood in terms of exacting from it some enclave or little enclaves all around the city. ultimately, it seems to me that that would erode the very fabric of the city of itself and the viability of the city, end quote. again, that was the former mayor of washington, d.c., who was talking about the enclaves that are being called for in this bill. additionally, the former d.c. delegate, walter, himself said a bill like this would be in direct defiance of the prescription of the founding fathers. as far as the constitutional argument, it's just not me making the assertion that this would be unconstitutional. because there's an issue. that's the 23rd amendment. but don't take it from me. look at the carter administration d.o.j. they said to provide statehood to the district will have to be by constitutional amendment. otherwise, it would ignore the framers' intent. john harman during the carter administra

president biden apparently is looking to rally liberals in his party as he prepares to unveil another massive spending plan during his joint address to congress tonight. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". the president's american families plan would cost taxpayers nearly $2 trillion. including $200 billion for universal pre-school. we'll list some of the things in it now. more than $100 million for free community college for anyone for two years including dreamers, those people brought here as children by their parents illegally in the country and now they are here. we call them dreamers under the daca act. it also would provide paid family leave and paid sick leave. how will president biden pay for all of it? tax increases, a lot of them, like raising the top capital gains tax to nearly 40%. giving 80 billion to the i.r.s. to boost audits on high earners. texas senator ted cruz says joe biden is making it clear he does not care about bipartisanship. >> i think you can sum up the first 100 days of this presidency, and i think you can sum up the speech we'll hear ton

liberals. every time one party takes over from the other we'll change the number of justices. you have you been a lawyer all your life. it will destroy the rule of law as we know it. the idea of packing the court so liberals can make it liberal rather than changing the mickup through the election process the way we have don't for a long time. this is a dramatic bold move and i will do everything within my power to stop it in the senate. if it wrote become a political football. judge jeanine: there is no question it would be just another branch of political government. even ruth bader ginsburg said it was a bad idea to pack the court. they can rule on anything. they can rule on the second amendment. on abortion. on unions. on any one of a number of issues. it doesn't matter. >> the court matters. >> to all of us. i want to move on because there always lot of news. today president biden said for the first time that the -- that there was a crisis at the border. i think we have some sound on that. >> the problem was the refugees -- judge jeanine: it's not clear what he's talking a

review the vaccine is approved i personally don't see a reason not to use it germany's liberal opposition f.t.p. party is also in favor of pushing ahead with or without the e.u. this is it is smart to try different routes anything that leads to more doses of any vaccines is the right move but sputnik we can only speed up vaccinations if it can be delivered quickly within the next 2 to 5 months says the german health ministry for the period there after germany has already secured sufficient quantities of other vaccines. brazilian president says his country will remain open even if it's 19 death toll approaches world record levels highly infectious variance and the slow vaccine complicating the situation critics of the far right leader by government inaction and have warned that brazilians will pay the price with their lives. health care workers pushed to the limit this makeshift hospital in brazil's largest city san paolo is struggling to cope as covert 19 cases. experts have warned the district lockdown is necessary to slow the virus one of brazil's leading public health institute spear crews said wit

if you vote labour, you are voting for a party that rarely listens to the community, isn't standing up to this conservative government. but if you vote liberaly with a real vision for a fairer, greener, more caring country. the jailed russian opposition activist alexei navalny is reported to be suffering the symptoms of repiratory illness and fever in the penal colony where he's imprisoned. media reports in russia suggest he has been tested for coronavirus, but no result has yet been made public. mr navalny has been on a hunger strike while serving a two and a half year sentence. israel's president has asked prime minister benjamin netanyahu to try to form a new government after last month's inconclusive election. mr netanyahu's likud party won the largest share of the vote, but so far it's been impossible for any grouping to secure a parliamentary majority. israel has held four elections in the past two years. north korea says it won't be participating in this summer's tokyo 0lympics — to protect its athletes from coronavirus. the country, which has taken part in every summer games since 1992, is the first major nation to pull out over covi

party. i think that this is going to happen. joe biden will be more liberal than liberals thought he was going to be. i think we will see action on these things here in washington. it will be ugly. we will see action on it. >> the trick will be will schumer put this through the legislation legislative process? that's the mistake the democrats could make is that you make it too easy for the republicans to say how could kbyou put this on us? it doesn't take that much time. you lose high ground. you allow thoem say they didn't work with us. they forced it down our throats. will they put it through the process if it takes more time? it gives them full chance to get the full ranges to get on board. >> they'll talk about and pay lip service to democratic chairman who want to say they're involved in making this happen. in the end if they go through the reconciliation process. which is a process that's never ever really used a way to get things done to usurp the rules many place. if you'll do that, you're all in. you're all in at that point. you throw the politeness