joining a many now, denver congressman wriggleman and mia bloom.absolutely right, it's going embolden them and encourage them perhaps to do it again. right now on many of the chat rooms on the encrypted telegram application, the qanon are talking about march 4th. if the president gets off scot-free, when they don't know what's going to happen in march. but also we don't know what happens if he runs again, if he loses again. it's not just immediate. it's a long-term threat. >> what's up with march 4th? >> well, so what happens is that a lot of qanon people were absolutely positive the storm was going to come on january 20th. and if you were watching along with some of the videos they posted they watched president trump walk up the steps of air force one, and they were like, any second now it's going to be martial and so what they do very often when the q oracle is wrong, they push back a little bit and change everything to a different date. now the date for the storm is going to be in march. >> all right. yeah, i mean, this q oracle, this whole cult

mia, thanks so much for joining us. i want you to listen to this rather awkward motion for the house republican leadership today. it sort of sums up the state of the republican party. watch this. >> do you believe president trump, former president trump should be speaking at cpac this weekend? >> yes, he should. >> congresswoman cheney? >> that's up to cpac. i've been clear on my views about president trump. i don't think that he should be playing a role in the future of the party or the country. >> on that high note thank you very much. >> that was pretty amazing to see that. >> i have to say, i'm actually pretty proud of liz cheney for standing up and sticking to her guns on this. she is pretty much making it clear that i don't see eye to eye with leader mccarthy and i am going to continue to state that the president no longer has a place in the party. i think it's really important

mia has autism she actually quite like shopping but often struggles with sensory overload because of her autism the 7 year old tends to shut down so that not even her parents can reach or a challenging situation. then give it me i'm call when we go shopping with mia she has no structure at all so whatever thought pops up in her head might be interesting for 3 seconds or 10 seconds the sun is county council i can hardly hold her anymore when she pulls away or if she lies on the floor it's impossible for me to pick her up like i used to is now that she's 7. now me yet has cuts by a dog trained for assistance with autism whose time don has come to see whether caspar is doing his job properly. yes that often he's been trying to stay here and remain calm and relaxed and but not to respond to what's going on around him. but to be like an anchor. i cut through. caspar not only stops me running off he also helps her cope with frustration and feeling overwhelmed at the evening play area like this me it would be here there. and everywhere then there's the fascinating escalator over there to se

but, you know, q, like mia is saying is a cult.bomb and everything sort of sticks to it. i think when you see what's happening now and you're seeing the morphing of these conspiracies, again, now you see hashtags, anderson, like last week. covid-1984 which we mentioned on your program on february 4th, covid-1984 was trending on breitbart yesterday. that's the anti-vax conspiracy theory. so this is concerning, and i think we need to understand that this is not over. you're still seeing a surge in these type of belief systems. >> also we're out of time but for any pretense that these are people who are supporting law enforcement and believe in law enforcement, when push comes to shove and we're seeing plenty of shoving right now on this video from the capitol, they were attacking law enforcement when law enforcement was actually standing up for law and order and doing their duty. they were attacking them and not only saying vile things to them but assaulting them and, in one case, killing one officer there and two officers who died l

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we're joined by gloria borger and mia love, a cnn political commentator.ving 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 the out. >> mia, what does it tell you that nikki haley is trying to work her way back into trum

i also want to bring in our special correspondent jamie gangel, former republican congresswoman mia loves joining us as well. she's a cnn political commentator. jamie, i know you're following these developments closely. you're well plugged in to a bunch of gop sources. that we're learning so far from this meeting? >> i think we're seeing the republican party at war, and what's most remarkable is we have just heard about two hours of yelling at liz cheney because she voted her conscience on impeachment and nothing about marjorie taylor greene. kevin mccarthy has given her a hall pass. we do have a few details. we're told that liz cheney started by giving an eight-minute speech that was, quote, calm but firm. if you've ever heard liz cheney speak, that's the way she speaks. that she would not apologize. that she made her vote in defense of the constitution and that she asked for a vote tonight on her leadership position, which i think speaks to the fact that she is confident about how that vote would go. as ryan said, it has been very heated. one member said it was like a meteor shower in

is executive director of the mia more institute for peace and security we appreciate your being with us and al-jazeera thank you very much thank you they're out here president has condemned a series of rocket attacks in the northern city of erbil calling it a dangerous escalation 3 blasts were heard and smoke seen on the perimeter of an airport where u.s. forces stationed an iranian backed shia group says it targeted the military base one civilian foreign contractor was killed several others were injured including a u.s. service member u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced plans to form an independent commission to investigate last month's assault on capitol hill she says is going to be modeled on the commission established after the $911.00 attacks pelosi says it would report on the facts and causes of the violence in january the 6th in which 5 people died several republicans have expressed support for an independent investigation henry olsen is a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center in washington d.c. he says the findings will be seen as credible because the

mÍa: se les hizo muy lindo, que hiciera folklore.e se desperdicia. mÍa: para quien quiera aplicar a harvard o cualquier otra escuela de sus sueÑos. no fue algo fÁcil. no fue de un momento nomÁs por una cosa inespecÍfica. fue un esfuerzo completo. pero si es algo que realmente quieres, te puedes esforzar y lograrlo. jaime: quiere estudiar criminologÍa y psicologÍa forense para convertirse en investigador las que crea perfiles de delincuentes. jaime pelufo, univisiÓn. karla: gracias por esta historia desde san antonio, texas que a todos nos inspira. sobre todo a los niÑos, jÓvenes que nos estÁn viendo. me encanta ver historias, en este caso sus papÁs no terminaron la carrera y ahora estÁn viendo a su hija terminar sus estudios. mÍa, muchas felicidades, me llena de orgullo porque muestrasnuestra cultura mexicana en todo lo alto, pero como es para entrar en esa universidad es maravilloso. que sea el principio de todos tus Éxitos. vamos a un mensaje de nuestras afiliadas. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, siguen o se twitter, facebo

. >>> plus -- ♪ mama mia, mama mia ♪ ♪ mama mia let me go ♪ ♪ beelzebub has the devil put aside for me, we're not worthy. we're not worthy. "today in the bay's" marcus washington joins us next with a look at a project that has medians mike meyers and dana carvey reuniting once again. we'll be back. >>> good morning to you. a happy monday to you. let's start with monkey brains, why not? elon musk said he hooked a monkey up to the computer wirelessly and the monkey can play video games with his mind. you note this is file video of musk. he says he'll supply us with video of the animal playing video games in the coming months. said musk "he's a happy monkey. we have the nicest monkey facilities in the world. we want them to play mind-pong with each other." musk launched neuralink in 2016, it has labs in the mission. the end goal is not video game playing monkeys but helping people with practical his eventually musk hopes to hook up your brain to an artificial intelligent computer. >>> the markets get their start this morning after some of the worst volatility in months. that reddit robinh

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also with me former republican congressman from utah mia love. mitch mcconnell made that fiery speech condemning trump just moments after voting to acquit him. are harsh words like at a time like this effective, or is it a time for more action from party leaders? what exactly was he trying to accomplish there? >> look, there's no doubt in my mind knowing mitch mcconnell, working with mitch mcconnell he's incredibly smart. and i believe his number one job is to do everything he can to gain majority back in the senate. i think that's what he's trying to give people a path to do to say, look, you need to go in your districts and listen to your constituents, and it's okay if you move away from the president. your job is to make sure that you gain a seat in the senate. and i think that that is where his focus is. as opposed to maybe someone like lindsey graham who either feels like he wants to run for office and needs those supporters or feels like he has got something to do to make up to the president for not -- for voting to certify the election. so

we're getting reports the protesters have returned to the streets of mia most biggest city young gone for a 10th day it comes after armed vehicles were deployed in major cities raising fears the military could intensify its crackdown on dissent seized power 2 weeks ago detaining civilian leaders and activists u.n. secretary general antonio tell us says he's worried about the increasing use of force against and demonstrators the u.s. is warning its citizens there to stay at home and one demonstration on sunday security forces fired shots to disperse a crowd which had gathered outside a power plant. well the pictures are being live streamed on facebook and it's not clear whether they used rubber bullets or live ammunition has been increasing defiance and growing public protests in the past 2 weeks more than 380 people have been detained army generals to give themselves new powers to monitor and the rest demonstrators let's call hyde was monitoring things for us in bangkok in neighboring thailand scott if i understand it correctly that internet blackout was supposed to be lifted i think

i take mia's point. this is all too little too late. look at where we are.te to challenge the electoral votes. no profile in courage for either of them. politically you're right, john, not only is mitch mcconnell speaking out against a fellow republican in marjorie taylor greene without naming her, he's delving into kevin mccarthy's turf. mitch mcconnell is not being shy about the fact that he expects kevin mccarthy clearly to take some action here and he's laying out the parameters of how he sees the debate. >> mia malika, let's talk about something that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez on social media revealed the trauma that she was experiencing during the january 6th insurrection and one of the things she revealed that i don't think she ever said publicly before is she is a survivor of sexual assault. as we know, trauma comes back. you know, ptsd, there are triggers and the trauma comes flooding back. and so she talked in more vivid details than she ever has when a capitol police officer said where is she loudly and he didn't identify himself, she

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i want to bring in former representative mia love, now a cnn political commentator. also joining us is bakari sellers, author of "my vanishing country." ba bakari, the white house says the biden administration keeping the focus on the relief package. it's a balancing act for them, isn't it? >> i mean, i guess it is, wolf, but i think the president is doing the right thing. the senate can handle -- each always said this -- the democrats can walk and chew gum at the same times. right now, though, the american people need relief. his focus should be his $1.9 stimulus package. when he took over, he received a country in shambles. now no longer an excuse so i'm appreciative that he's actually focusing on the issues of the american people and not the 45th president of the united states. we can talk about that here on the tv and the senate can handle their business with the impeachment trial. let the president of the united states lead going forward. >> mia, you served in congress, so you're keenly aware of what it takes to get legislation of this magnitude, nearly a $2 tri

this is our disease these are the top stories protesters have returned to the streets of mia mas biggest city young gone for the 10th day this comes after the vehicles were deployed in major cities raising fears the military could intensify its crackdown on dissent these are live pictures from young going right now military seized power 2 weeks ago scott highlands monitoring developments from across the border in bangkok at least in some parts of yangon we can confirm that the internet is back up and that is pretty much right on schedule it was supposed to come back cording to this ban in notification from the government that it would be lifted about 30 minutes ago and it sounds like at least in some parts that has indeed happened but what's also interesting now that we're back in touch with our team on the ground there that it was a sleepless night there was great concern because as you mentioned rob we saw more a.p.c.'s armored personnel carriers on the streets of the main cities across myanmar particularly young gone and then there was a the announcement of this in advance so there wa

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madre mÍa si desde carro en todo el estado causado por la nieve, el hielo, y las bajas temperaturas.o de dallas tiene cientos de cancelaciones de sus vuelos por las pistas. y en barrios residentes dicenque no caÍa nieve ahÍ desde hace seis aÑos. para frente la emergencia invernal en texas. en estado del medio oeste del paÍs, aquÍ,las peligrosas sensaciones tÉrmicas acaparan titulares. >> mientras algunos se aventuran a caminar en inmediaciones de—— del lago michigan, otro estudio que trabajar en uno de los dÍas de san valentÍn nacidos de varios aÑos. >> estamos y encubiertas, nos fuimos al neta. >> se extendiÓ la alerta por frÍo extremo debido al viento. >> hay frÍo, quizÁs las personas no quieran salir a la calle. quÉ densidades pueden tener una nueva ronda de nieve y frÍo durante el inicio de la semana. fÉlix: estÁ con nosotros albert martÍnez. jefe de metrologÍa de univisiÓn. quÉ podemos esperar en los prÓximos dÍas? albert: una situaciÓn muy complicada. especialmente en las carreteras de texas, de luisiana, de arkansas.ocas veces uno de todo el paÍs recubierto de alertas por tiem

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salubridad del estado y del condado y también aplicarse la vacuna >> es mi reporte continuamos con más >> de míasus puertas mientras que el 20% prefirió comer fuera en vez de dentro de las instalaciones >> cuatro de 10 estadounidenses dejar los lugares prestar llenos o porque no tenían mascarillas los comensales tenemos la información >> es que el mercado se estabiliza en nueva encuesta dice que los precios el departamento de una habitación bajaron un 1% desde enero las que los alquileres un 5% desde hace un año >> consejo de san francisco aprobó el pago extra a los trabajadores de supermercados y farmacias serán cinco dólares más por hora que tendrán que pagar a las compañías que tengan más de 500 trabajadores >> no solo comenzando el día de hoy no que lo hacemos retroactivo cuando comenzamos la conversación en la segunda semana de febrero >> además aprobaron el pago de cuatro horas para que los trabajadores pongan la vacuna por 90 días regirá hasta que vacuna los trabajadores es el primero keep hace este pago >> seguimos hablando de estas ayudas muchas personas piensan que invertir es un proce

hands people honk their cars now we're also hearing reports that gunshots were heard in the town of mia wadi which is near the tibe border reports say that that armed police in uniform charged out a group of protesters and gunshots were fired now it's not immediately clear if there are any injuries but so far the protests in yangon have been allowed to go on peacefully even though there has been very heavy police presence it has been quite difficult getting information out of me and not because there was a near total internet shutdown that started on saturday afternoon it's only been partially restored just a couple of hours ago in india officials fear up to 150 people are dead after a part of a himalayan glaciers collapsed it sent a torrent of water rushing down a river where hydroelectric power station and several villages are positioned many communities have been put on high alert for flooding and people are being evacuated elizabeth days from new delhi. around 20 workers us trended in a tunnel near the rescue operation is underway there local officials have told indian media that 10

. >>> el impacto de la economÍa que deja esta pende mÍa. continuar su trayecto a pie. >>> ya perdÍ la cuenta de cuÁnto hemos caminado, pero hemos caminado bastante. >>> no pierden la fe de vivir el sueÑo americano. en mÉxico, vÍctor silva, noticias telemundo. >>> los migrantes que finalmente llegan a los estados unidos, se convierten en el sostÉn de sus familias en sus paÍses de origen. un estudio reciÉn publicado concluyÓ que mÁs de la mitad de los guatemaltecos dependen de las remesas para vivir. un fenÓmeno que segÚn expertos muestra la trajo lidad econÓmica del paÍs. y como nos explica jenni co rad la situaciÓn no es diferente en los paÍses vecinos. >>> 6 de cada 10 guatemalteco dependen de las remesas que tienen. segÚn un estudio revelado por la asociaciÓn de investigaciÓn y estudios sociales. el informe confirma que la mayor parte de lo que reside, lo emplean para subsistir. >>> lo mando en necesidades diarias, como comida, educaciÓn y otras cosas. >>> la dependencia de la remesa es grande en el salvador, en donde uno de cada 5 habita

iván es candidato de la asamblea legislativa del salvador su campaña rompe barreras en el país >> la míar un nombre que hemos elegido >> pretenden impulsar cambios sobre temas controversiales para los salvadoreñoss >> como la despenalización del aborto terapéutico en un país donde está prohibido o el consumo de marihuana con fines médicos >> iván ha recibido agresiones verbales >> el hecho de verme con una bandera en comunidades del salvador es un problema >> alejandra no puede usar los nombres que ha escogido en la política >> solo los apellidos >> aún así confían en su futuro político >> el 28 de febrero podemos dar sorpresa >> en el salvador noticias telemundo >> vamos a brasil en río de janeiro se suspendieron los carnavales debido a la pandemia las autoridades rindieron homenaje a las víctimas del coronavirus (covid-19) líderes del carnaval hicieron un ritual pidiendo alivio y mejores tiempos la orden es hacer los carnavales en casa y no se van a tolerar fiestas clandestinas >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> al ritmo de zamba se hubiese despertado la ciudad de brasil y río con mucha alegría >> [♪♪ ♪♪]

bailó >> es mi vida >> yo siento que me conecta cada vez más con mis raíces >> pues la verdad es parte mía todos tenemos algo en común y es la música >> era entrevistado por 10 años explica que es un espacio para las tradiciones a las nuevas generaciones >> comenzó bailar konno tenía seis años horas parte del grupo infantil >> me siento bien emocionada y feliz porque quiero tener la oportunidad de bailar con mis amigas y aprender más de la cultura de méxico >> el baile de veracruz es más elegante y desde niña siempre me ha gustado el ballet folklórico de la cultura de méxico entonces con ella vi la oportunidad de integrarla un ballet en cierta manera hacer con ella lo cómo era gustado ser a mi >> muchos padres van para que sus hijos conozcan sus raíces el profesor de estas nuevas generaciones es muy divertido ser estro de los niños, enseñar anta por qué se le transmite nuestra cultura mexicana en el baile >> es largo y bonito estamos con el maquillaje y después con el peinado y el vestido >> creo que es el proceso de una hora somos una parte muy especial mucha gente de méxico y de alguna m

. >> mia hernandez is a senior at amphitheater high school in tucson, arizona, a school i know a littleng about. >> i hear you go to afphi. i went there. >> her high school experience has been dramatically different than mine. the pandemic forced students to be remote for most of the last year, their return to hybrid learn delayed as arizona reported the highest transmission rate in the country last month. >> do you feel more stress now that you are sitting in front of a computer most of the day and having to learn online? >> yeah, the second that the last zoom class is over i just want to be away from school for as long as i can so i will wait until like the middle of the night to do my homework so i can have free time. >> mia is not alone in one of the largest most comprehensive studies of its kind nbc news smart nerd with challenge success to ask 11,000 high school students about their experiences during the pandemic. 42% of students reporting a decrease in their engagement with learning, 56% saying their stress related to school has increased since the pandemic started, especially a

. >> joining me now is commentator and from utah mia love. thanks for coming in. start with cpac. have you spoken at cpac more than once. i looked back at your 2016 speech this morning. you talked of conservative courage at that time. how -- there has never been a greater need for courage and courageous leaders is one thing that you said. if that is what cpac represented for you then, what does it represent now? >> well, i really was hoping that we would get back to that. i was really hoping that we would get back to all of the principles that we believe in, the reason why i wan for office, the reason why i feel like the policies are so good for the american people. the reason why my parents immigrated from haiti to the united states. unfortunately i think it is going to be all about the former president and it is really interesting because i've always said, look, we're not a party that stands behind a person. we're a party that stands behind a principle. and it is our job to hold people accountable if they go outside of those principles. and i don't see that. rig

with me mia it's often said that it's mainly men who have heart attacks but that's wrong women with high blood pressure are in fact at much greater risk than men with high blood pressure of having a heart attack and they're more likely to die if they have one. professor part aims to change that she's a cardiologist and a specialist in gender specific medicine with a focus on women's hearts does this all. unfortunately the imbalance in heart research is particularly extreme a new study for example had 85 percent male test subjects and just 15 percent women . because of a lack of data and clinical studies on women they suffer many more side effects just want to know hoff to 2 times as many. months come up with this one was a few guidelines for treatment in clinical practice and what are considered normal values really only apply to men we don't have the equivalent for women. so i can live. off was lucky many women with heart problems don't go to the doctor because they don't recognize the symptoms in medical terms there are many differences between men and women with respect to the heart t

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police do answer to the united states congress, there was also local police who seemed to be sort of mia. frankly, the president had authority through multiple federal agencies, law enforcement agencies, that should have been there. there's also reports that members of the u.s. congress were calling larry hogan, the maryland governor, calling the virginia governor, asking for reinforcements, national guard reinforcements, and the department of defense that answers the donald trump denied larry hogan that support to help the united states congress. that is absolutely critical. >> you can find all of our "washington journal" segments on c-span.org. sec. psaki: just a couple of things for you at the top. the president and his administration are continuing to engage closely with leaders on capitol hill about the need to act quickly on the american rescue plan so we can finish the job of getting to thousand dollar checks out to americans, more vaccines in the arms of americans, economic relief to families facing eviction or food insecurity and help reopen schools safely. we are encouraged tha

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in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome one week ago mia. chief led a coup against the civilian government today he defended what he did the top general insisting that civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november election in his 1st television address since the coup the general today promised to hand back power after fresh elections the international community has condemned the crackdown on demonstrators who were protesting against the taiko. the week of military rule in myanmar has triggered a groundswell of protest across the nation. in the biggest city young gone they have a simple demand for the military had back the power to the elected officials from long island on sunset she and president we need to be released quickly. and in it we want all the people from the winning party the n l d to be released that's what we all want and in my family are not. monks and protesters marched holding the red flags of our unsung see cheese national league for democracy they say it's their last chance to fight the dictatorshi

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linked to global oil giants like the towel and petronas calling on them to stop paying revenues until mia mars democratically elected government is reinstated. 7 was. accorded bella verse has job to journalists for reporting from a protest against president alexander lukashenko the court ruled that the pair had such incited on the wrist by live streaming the event for polish funded a bill said t.v. channel if the government has been moving more aggressively to target critics to cracking down on mass protests that pose the greatest threat to his government indicates. in mid november 2020 in this residential area in minsk protesters rally following the death of an activist journalist capturing a entry of a camerawoman dariya trolls over live stream to vent also filming security forces the 2 were then arrested and later put on trial today the court sentenced them to 2 years in prison for violating public order. me me under the pretext of journalistic activity and without accreditation the defendants took to the streets and blocked traffic in some. carrying his grandfather can only shake his

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it has been 13 years since "mamma mia!." will there be a third?plane tomorrow. i don't even care which character i play. i just want to be a part of it. >> amanda, we want to thank you for joining us and congratulations on your nomination. >> thank you. thanks. this is awesome. thanks. >> it is awesome and "mank," it is on netflix right now. make sure you check it out and coming up we have a new look at lunch, recipes that make your afternoon meal the biggest one of the day. we'll be right back with more covid's still a threat. and on reopening schools, we know what happens when we don't put safety first. ignore proper ventilation or rates of community spread, and the virus worsens. fail to provide masks or class sizes that allow for social distancing, and classrooms close back down. a successful reopening requires real safety and accountability measures. including prioritizing vaccines for educators. parents and educators agree: reopen schools. putting safety first. ♪ don't worry be happy now ♪ >>> because we're talking about food. that's why we'

humanitarian emergency on europe's doorstep thousands of refugees are stranded in desperate conditions in both mia will take a look at what europe is doing to help. a math and how broken of the short nasa space robot perseverance has safely touched down on the surface of mars the 1st signals would be to back to with shortly after the probe landed. that was the jubilant scene earlier at nasa's mission control as the tank confirmed the successful landing and this is what it looks like the 1st image sent back from this mission for miles about 418000000 kilometers away a 7 month journey was followed by what so. cold 7 minutes of terror when the private security that they have a good landing maneuver without the help from earth a robotic vehicle will make history by collecting samples of martian soil which will be brought back to earth that could help scientists to turn on if life once existed on the red planet earth well joining me now from washington they say is esther biologist and journalist cal and kate an exciting day how difficult was this landing well they've done something like this before but

emergency on europe store still thousands of refugees are stranded in desperate conditions involves mia so what is europe doing to help them put that question to the e.u. migration commissioner and it will now says perseverance pay all the space agency prepares its rotor for the most daunting decision on some long mission controllers saying it will be 7 minutes of terror. i'm burnt off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome facebook has blocked it news content from its platform in. oh yeah the latest twist in a heated dispute with the government as camber of considers legislation to force tech companies to pay for the journalism that they carry facebook and google have been fighting the proposals which they say do not reflect the way the internet works facebook's action came just hours after google reached a deal with australian news companies. many australians woke to a surprise this morning facebook at unfriended them suddenly they couldn't access local and international news through the social media site it's a dramatic escalation of

critical early on in this administration to draw a lot of the sand on this type of an issue the leader of mia more on song suchi she is a nobel peace laureate she once enjoyed tremendous goodwill in the international community she doesn't have bent to lean on now does she. well i think you know we could debate whether or not the engagement over the last 4 years particularly the united states and others has been at the right level with her government obviously concerns about the writing about treatment and hubert rice should have been on the top of the list of concerns but right now what we're talking about is an election that took place. several weeks back in november what looked like a free and fair democratic election and in this case the military coming in and locking those people up because they don't like to result and what you have now is a diplomatic standoff in crisis there are wires u.s. attention but that of our european partners and issues partners and of course there is a china factor involved in this as well let me take you now for me a more to russia we've got the detainment in

mean this young people on the streets they they do not want the military back i mean most people are mia ma. young born after 1988 when young censored. she came to political prominence they don't want to return to a country ruled by all means male soldiers debby it looked to me very much like he wanted to jump in and add to what ronan was saying please go ahead i i think we can't use china as an excuse to not to act a lot of people have been saying what about china that well china is there but china is also part of the global economy and it has increasingly had to be accountable for its engagement so i think when the u.s. and when the rest of the international community need and whether that's targeted economic sanctions which is really needed but also through stakeholder and consumer activism china has to listen because it depends on global supply chains and global markets their ip what do you think could there be a type of targeted sanction that would make a difference now and also you know is china going to be listening this time will they take it differently than they have in the pas

hands people honk their cause now we're also hearing reports that gunshots were heard in the town of mia wadi which is near the tide border reports say that that armed police in uniform charged at a group of protesters and gunshots were fired now it's not immediately clear if there are any injuries rescue efforts are under way in northern india after part of a himalayan glaciers collapsed so officials fear up to $150.00 people are dead including people who were working at 2 power plants when flash floods hit both sites a new case of the ball a virus has been detected in eastern democratic republic of congo more than 2000 people died in a major outbreak there from 28000 to 2020 as compared to fewer than 700 who have died from covered 19. claims it was big. find a roadside bomb in somalia that killed at least 12 agents working for the national intelligence and security agency it happened to some i read town on sunday a town which hosts a talk some elections collapsed 2 days ago so don has warned it's national security will be threatened if ethiopia goes ahead with the 2nd phase of filling

critical early on in this administration to draw a lot of the sand on this type of an issue the leader of mia more on song sujit she is a nobel peace laureate she once enjoyed tremendous goodwill in the international community she doesn't have bent to lean on now though she. well i think you know we could debate whether or not the engagement over the last 4 years particularly the united states and others has been at the right level with her government obviously concerns about the writing about treatment and hubert rice should have been on the top of the list of concerns but right now what we're talking about is an election that took place. several weeks back in november of what looked like a free and fair democratic election and in this case the military coming in and locking those people up because they don't like to herself and what you have now is a diplomatic standoff in crisis there are cars u.s. attention but that of our european partners and asian partners and of course there is a china factor involved in this as well let me take you know from you more to russia we've got the detainmen