mit romney did not realize until he saw the footage today. the question is whether it changes any minds and conversations of having on members on both sides of the isle, there is a sense voting to acquit president trump will be harder for some after today. it is an uphill climb for democrats to win over the 17 democrats they need for a conviction >> a lot more left in this trial. kasie hunt, thank you. kristen welker is at the white house, what is the president saying about all this? >> reporter: we have asked multiple times if the president has any reaction on capitol hill there is no response today. jen psaki was pressed repeatedly on the matter. she noted that president biden addressed the attack on multiple occasions. she says they won't be commenting on daily development. >> kristen, we'll let you get out of the snow. in 60 seconds, the cdc's new best guidance on mask protection we'll tell you what you need to know >>> guidance on the use of double masks the white house is considering mailing masks to many americans in a way that would t

we track at mit the largest global survey of covid behaviors and perceptions in part through the mit initiative on the digital economy with facebook and the world health organization. one thing we are tracking is vaccine confidence. it was announced pfizer 90 percent of its taxi. there's more news from other vaccines but vaccine competency is related to misinformation about coronavirus and for coronavirus it was measles so there's a lot of misinformation and anti-vaccination misinformation that was spreading and that caused a resurgence in measles even though we had eradicated measles in the year 2000 in the united states. we saw an 1800 percent increase in 2019 and a lot of that has to do with vaccine hesitancy caused by the spread of misinformation so a lot of different things to worry about. >> are we talkingmetaphors here? you're talking about the bio nature of misinformation attackingthe biological world in a real way . is the line blurring ? my viruses have been part of science fictionfor a long time is real world now ? >> i think it's definitely real world. people asked me we

has gloves, mit mit mit mask.reative. >>> that's it for >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. moments ago, the faa issuing a directive that would require stepped-up inspections of some boeing 777s. the move comes after the flight suffered an engine failure. passengers describing the terrifying moments. >>> the u.s. on the brink of a devastating new milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. nearly half a million american lives lost in a year. cases and hospitalizations falling nationwide. but the concern now those covid variants could lead to a new surge. new york reporting its first case of the south africa strain. this as the country tries to catch up on vaccinations, after

the mit grad identified as a person of interest. >>> new questions about bruce springsteen's drunk driving arrest. what we've learned about his blood alcohol level. >>> the social media firestorm surrounding one of the stars of "the mandalorian." why she's now been fired. >>> and did he go overboard celebrating? the shocking video of tom brady in tampa. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the emotional and graphic testimony during former president trump's impeachment trial. >> the democratic prosecution team played never before seen video of the capitol riot including vice president pence scrambling down a staircase to safety. and officer eugene goodman was seen here saving senator mitt romney from running into the mob. goodman was back on duty yesterday standing guard during the trial. >> this morning we have new reaction to the democrats' presentation. abc's andrew dymburt begins our coverage there in washington. andrew, good morning. >> reporter: and good morning, kenneth. so this new video shown at ut is how close this angry mob got to lawmakers. this morning, day three

in 2018, researchers at yale and mit decided to update the methodology.ot a minute too soon. they did not rely on census data. instead, they used "operational data," such as deportation, visa overstates, demographic data, death rates, immigration rates, et cetera. those are real numbers. they combined them and used mathematical models to establish a range of estimates, how many people here legally. here's what they found, "after running 1 million simulations of the model, the researchers 95% probability range is 16 million to 29 million illegal aliens, with 22.1 million as the mean." in other words, the estimate that we have been relying on for decades and repeating to each other like they are real, the estimate the biden administration is now using to justify mass amnesty, could possibly in fact may likely be off by more than 18 million people. there could easily be 30 million illegal immigrants living in this country, or more. how many people is that? that is more people that live in the entire state of texas. so how would amnesty for that many people a

he and the victim's fiancee both attended mit and it's unclear if they know each other. she spoke off camera about the support she's received since the shooting. >> so many people have been sending me messages, have been posting articles or comments on facebook. that's just so amazing, all the people that kevin touched. >> reporter: police say they were investigating whether road rage incident played a role in the motive. >>> a police report now reveals bruce springsteen told an officer he drank two tequila shots before a dui arrest. the report also shows the 71-year-old failed a sobriety test and was described smelling strongly of alcohol. his first court appearance later this month. >>> the 31-year-old woman who started bumble is now a self-made billionaire. at one point shares in whitney wolfe herd's company rose 80% on its first day of trading. she's now the youngest woman to ever lead a company as it went public. >>> coming up, the drug that could help millions lose weight. >>> first britney spears' father loses the legal battle over his daughter's fortune. ♪ oops i

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eric lander, renowned harvard mit science to shall head of the technology policy and colead the presidential council on advisory science and technology. these are the white house offices that bring together the country's top scientists to address our most pressing needs, and they will be part of the work to develop a dark and light advanced research effort on cancer and other diseases just like we do darpa in the defense projects to secure our national security and relatedly i'm delighted to see five of the nation's leading cancer centers are joining forces today to build on the work of the capper is moonshoot i did during the obama-biden administration. there's so much we can do, so much progress within our reach and that's why i'm thankful the folks here today for getting their vaccine shots. gerald hamilton are d.c. firefighters. i said to corey, an old expression, god made man and then he made a few firefighters, thank god we have them. linda bussey a manager of safeway grocery store in bethesda, victoria rivera, a local school counselor and elizabeth calloway, registered nurse who admin

working against time at mit in cambridge, massachusetts he reprogrammed the lunar module computer toore the false signal. this new program was then checked out in a simulator at cape kennedy. as they came into contact with earth again the instructions were sent up to the crew. >> nice job down there. >> that was beautiful. >> less than 10 miles above the lunar surface shepard and mitchell swept across the landing site. >> and houston, you're go. >> a beautiful day. >> then another problem. the landing radar, which would tell them their altitude above the lunar surface. >> houston, would like you to recycle the landing breaker. okay. we'd like to accept the radar. >> bridging through. >> okay. monitor descent. >> ten seconds to go. >> okay. there it is. right on the money. beautiful. right out the window. >> outstanding. >> here is houston. you're a go for landing. >> cone crater, a major objective of this mission, a hole blasted in the moon's surface eons ago that could provide a scientific clue for the history of the moon, the earth, and the solar system. >> right on schedule. >> ri

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from mit. >> so, i studied the social security system, the neighborhood and everything. >> reporter: his studies led to teaching stints. in 1987, he was named a member of eisenhower's counsel of advisors. then academia at -- followed by stanford. then, president richard nixon chose him to be secretary of labor. he says growing up in the depression steered him to public service. >> and the loss of production that we needed. and made a big impression on me. >> reporter: he became secretary of the treasury, after clashing with president nixon over wage and price controls, he resigned and came back the bay area to become president of the vektell group. in 1981, he became chief economic advisor. >> and he had deep connections. >> reporter: a year later, schultz accepted his most famous job, state, america's top diplomat. they credit him with winning the cold war and talks failed to produce arms control treaties and in 1986, the terror bombings of marines in beirut, lebanon. fl that was the worst day of my life at about 2:00 in the morning. the barracks had been suicide bombed. >> reporter

working against time out mit and cambridge, massachusetts, he reprogrammed the lunar module computerignore the false signal. this new program was checked out in a simulator at cape kennedy. as antares came into contact with earth again, the instructions were sent up to the crew. >> houston, the computer is years. -- yours. >> thank you. narrator: less than 10 miles above the lunar surface, shepard and mitchell swept across the landing site. >> it's a go from us. >> it's a beautiful day in the land of fra mauro. narrator: then another problem, the landing radar, which would tell them their altitude above the lunar surface. >> abort radar a. >> houston. >> ok. >> we would like you to cycle the landing radar. >> ok. it's cycled. >> ok. except the radar. >> ok. monitor decent. >> starting the camera. >> 10 seconds to go. >> ok. switch over. >> and there it is. >> right on the money. >> it looks beautiful. >> right out the window. >> houston here, go for landing. narrator: a major objective of this mission to fra mauro, a hole blasted in the moon's surface eons ago that can provide a scie

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music at mit's and they're all focused on this edition of tomorrow today at the science show on d w. smoking. alcohol. unhealthy diet. pathogens like the hepatitis b. virus. pollution and sun exposure are just some of the known carcinogens. cancer is one of the main causes of death with nearly 10000000 cancer deaths in 2080 1000000 in the future some of these diseases could be prevented but that seems. a customized vaccine created for an individual patient is particular and schumer fast effective and with few side effects that's the promise of new an r.n.a. technology in the fight against cancer. this tumor center in homburg oncologist and on his colleagues are preparing to start clinical trials as one of several european facilities testing experimental comes or vaccines. one of the most modern approach is essentially we are the immune system to take on the enemy in this case the tumor. what makes a malignant tumor so challenging is that for years it can slip past the body's defenses with camouflage so clever that the immune system doesn't notice the invader or is too weak to keep th

and the era seeing community have developed an explorer in collaboration with mit and the red cross it enables anyone to build a floating explorer sculpture and calculate its flight path and flight generation via e. source software each flight gathers data about air quality temperature humidity and pressure which is fed back into the software giving us more a more information about our planet and what set a cent oh kohls it's highways in the sky like the jet stream for instance. kerosene is an open invitation to everyone who is fighting for a future free field and dreaming of a new kind of boundless borderless made. slogan is from home. to homo from town to. for me art always means an art dialogue or an exchange one that for example the art involving the spiders and spiders weber's. we have to form new alliances and new ways of working to understand our world clearly. the categories that exists today tend to separate us from one another rather than to unite us. it seems to me that art can help us in this process of one way if a new heart has this ability this generosity or this innocen

but in fact i only really learned how to sew properly here and here bus to mit only works with qualitymaterials the practical design of the shelter see its practice in the specific needs of people sleeping on the street. but this exhibition is specifically designed for people sleeping rough we talk to homeless people all the time so we can keep making improvements and in back in amsterdam had all decade is very pleased with his shelton suit and very grateful. lloyd the get there are always people inventing things that make the world a better place better mom. everyone deserves a roof over their heads but the shelters say it's provide at least some much needed comfort. i'm not all from us this time don't forget to let us know what you enjoyed about this week's show write to us that global 3000 at d w dot com and we're also on facebook d w women and d w global ideas see you next week take cat. to. watch a little blue play it is harmless to the body but is still disastrous. takes. counterfeits on the web paralyze democracy threatens the economy and our thriving business who profits from t

out of office he has a private citizen and iowa senator joni ernst in missouri senator josh hawley at mit trump didn't make mistakes i think the president's words were inflammatory. i think they were irresponsible. i think they were wrong he exhibited core leadership in the end they say the trial is it the right way forward is no constitutional authority to do this it is dangerous to try and weaponize the impeachment process i do worry about the precedent this sets are there other remedies out there. yes, the fact that president trump is no longer in office does not change things. illinois senator dick durbin says congress must continue doing its job defending the constitution i would put him in some record once and for all for this generation and future generations as to what actually occurred briefings filed this week by president trump's legal team. >>the night the president was responsible for the riot and they say they'll make their case without allowing trump to testify oral arguments are expected to begin on tuesday in washington raquel martin. >>here in california. the latest effo

he went to mit, your daughter's fn, and then you went to work as a aerospace engineer and then decided to make a left into politics. my dad worked there by the way. am i doing it right? >> yes it was a different trajectory for a career in public service. but let's not affect what proposition -- had for me degree and committing to a call for government as a way to impact my community in the state. >> you are the youngest president of the los angeles city council at 28. he served in the california state senate and as our secretary of state. along the way you launched california's motor rotor program which automatically enrolls eligible voters when they go to the dmv. and you are responsible for not only the posting of nutritional information right on the menu at chain restaurants, also advanced our fashion sense with reusable tote bags. when you read that legislative charge.? way to express yourself. >> now you are the newly minted representative from california to the u.s. senate. senator padilla, ask you w that you are there, what is at the top of yo agenda? >> that list of important i

on the line at mit the e.u. is struggling to get started but said 22000000 people had already had one dose millions more jobs are on the way. well south africa has by far the highest number of covered 19 cases and deaths on the continent but the country's vaccination campaign rather suffered a setback after a study showed that the oxford astra zeneca back saying it was ineffective against the quick spreading viral mutation that accounts for most infections in the country x. and actions have now begun with significant challenges. around with to get the votes you want to look closely with. susan who can call is one of the 1st in south africa to receive the covered 916 the medical doctor at khayelitsha hospital in cape town has been working with covert patients since the beginning of the pen to make one in 3 colleagues have already contracted the virus on the frontline. among the 1st one who walked into the prison when they come to the unique thing that you could pick it with out so we can really really important.

elisabeth reynolds heads up work of the future at mit.of the future looks at. what do you calculate when you're calculating work of the future? elisabeth: there's been this explosion of new technology and a.i., artificial intelligence and robotics, and it's created a lot of anxiety and concern for people about whether the robot is coming to take their job. i think it's really about that interaction between that type of technology and the changing nature of work. soledad: you were studying this before the pandemic. what kind of feedback were you getting? what would you say you were sort of coming up with as a theory and then the pandemic happens? did that change your theory? did that solidify your theory? elisabeth: when it hit, we were sort of unclear. are the questions we're asking still relevant? should we put off things for a year or so to keep, you know, put this work off? what we decided in the end that actually this work was more relevant than ever and that technology was both going to be something that actually helped us get out of

because of the fcc rule that is predominantly concerned with domestic matters, ic mit is wellha understoodhat the telecommunication system can be too sophisticated to be audited. so to show that interference on a processor can then be trackable in a relatively straightforward fashion. and that is a dauntingly difficultt task when those producers and even if we could guarantee success may not be taken kindly by our allies for the domestic industries. or to look heavy-handed overseas. so at the fcc level to carry out mandates firm congress and second and then to be very thoughtful and with those others that are predominantly responsible in this area. but to use that authority and d then to proceed but then is turns to the question and on the international media ecosystem and then to be very high-handed with the principles of american and freedom with a blanket across the board prohibition with innocent media activities foreign entity. .throughout the baby with the bathwater but any sort of action regarding media influence it is already something that congress has attempted to address and way

you saw this week another case where there was a chinese researcher at a major american institution mitd with espionage and lying about his connection to the people liberation army in the chinese commonest party. that's outrageous their insider research institution. jackie: that was former secretary of state mike pompeo. secretary of state mike pompeo. stay with us maria's secretary of state mike pompeo. stay with us maria's ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ here's aj! when are you going back into the office? i don't know dad... ♪ well we have a safety net. we'll be ok right? ♪ it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. we'll be ok right? can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me come out swinging? you got this. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. don't miss our weekend special, save 50%

germany extends its lock down to march amid fears of the new viral strains while the government of mit's it was too slow in its response to the 2nd wave of the pandemic. and china bans b.b.c. world news accusing the t.v. channel of false reporting on weaker muslims a week off the british regulators provoked a chinese license. a live news and global reaction this is r.t. international from moscow one and on a bright welcome to your world news 1st for you this new mutations of covert 19 are likely to require a complete revaccinated of the british population later this year that's the warning coming from prime minister boris johnson. i think we're going to have to get used to the idea that revaccinated in the autumn as we as we come to place these new variants almost 4000000 covert cases have been confirmed in the u.k. since the start of the pandemic nearly 115000 people have died that's the worst toll in europe the country is now accelerating its track and trace scheme with volunteers going door to door to check whether people have the disease studies show the u.k.'s astra zeneca job only

to this little rock at one point a certain mark do then 2nd secretary of the embassy and flags as an mit 6 agent by russian counterintelligence wished the rockaway for a little polish it turned out to be a wife i device used to communicate with a russian official turned traitor. at the time it was a novel way to organize communication between the embassies and my 6 office and agents in russia they refused to acknowledge the incident all the way up to 2012 when tony blair's former adviser officially confirmed the incident by iraq was embarrassing they they mean they had just bang to rights clearly they've known about it for some time to be saving it up for a political purpose this is the rock or the malfunctioning rock a copy of it the original has been stripped down into dust circuits and was but this is the rock that caused sue much embarrassment for british intelligence and diplomats since then technology has undergone miniaturize ation and this has given way to this the internet and messages but while neath tactics may have changed goals and strategies haven't asked benard subterfuge

you saw this week another case where there was a chinese researcher at a major american institution mit his connection to the people liberation army in the chinese commonest party. that's outrageous their insider research institution. jackie: that was former secretary of state mike pompeo. stay with us maria's it's not “pretty good or nothing.” it's not “acceptable or nothing.” and it's definitely not “close enough or nothing.” mercedes-benz suvs were engineered with only one mission in mind. to be the best. in the category, in the industry... in the world. lease the gla 250 suv for just $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding o

cambridge massachusetts near boston is home to the elite massachusetts institute of technology mit. and here in the early 1970 s. a new hope was germinating in the field of gravitational wave research it was thanks to the simple thought experiment of a young professor named bray no weiss the students asked me about the weber experiments i didn't understand the weber experiments so i cooked up a technique where you could do the following to free floating masses in space what you do is you take a light start from one of these masses put a clock on this one and when it sends a light beam to this one you put a clock and stop the clock here then you send a like being back again and look at the clock over here and you look at the time it takes for the light to go from here to there and back again and you write it down and then a gravitational wave comes along it makes a slight difference in the length and you do the same experiment over and you'll find i was a different time that was the invention of a detector ok big deal. captivated by the idea why steve sided to spend a summer doing th

let me explain what i mean, and this -- the answer to both mit. what would follow in the immediate quake of a deployment in one form or another of the nuclear option. there are explanations of things that could happen in the future are themselves helpful, but it's also helpful for us to point out what the immediate consequences would be of doing this. the basic way everything we do relies on unanimous consent. within the senate we asked for and routinely give and receive unanimous consent. you have got to have unanimous consent to set up almost any arrangement we have to set up almost any vote on almost any topic. once somebody has set up the rules, the minority party in this circumstance could and undoubtly would come to the store and start objecting to everything. i mean, literally everything. committees couldn't meet past 8:00 p.m., or at all, and there are ways to do it but it becomes cumbersome. adjourning for the weekend or evening would become difficult, and all those things would result in votes and they would end up in a series of roll ca

on the line at mit the e.u. is struggling to get started but said 22000000 people had already had one dose millions more jobs are on the way. the united nations and the u.k. say they want to see evidence that a missing jubei princess is alive concerns for she killed the teeth of the daughter of the leader of the united arab emirates is growing after her friends shared a secret video recordings in which she claims she's being held hostage in a bar at the villa. a troubling new video has emerged from dubai this land of oil wealth. and i'm a hostage and this bill has been converted into jail by the windows are barred shut i can't open any window open by myself solitary confinement. no access to medical help every day i am worried about my safety in my life don't you know something similar situation. princess a thief is one of the daughters of dubai's billionaire ruler shaikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum it's believed he has dozens of children from several wives princess letty for has already made 2 unsuccessful a

says often have to wait for several hours in front of the hospital before their patients can be at mit and many fear that in the coming days numbers will continue to grow. jawad ok it's getting things set up for the stuff off the makeshift clinic he had mobile homes installed for the medics to take breaks during their long exhausting shifts the mobile home project began 2 weeks ago and is already supported by more than 200 volunteers and 50 vehicles. i should i couldn't what the work here is pretty emotional last week a doctor knocked on my door and wanted to thank us she said she often desperate i think in addition to a place to sleep the medical staff sometimes need support $40000.00 precisely limiting it because each day the volunteers think that solidarity is the one positive thing to have come out of the crisis and the fact that germany and other european countries are now offering help is giving an international dimension to that feeling of solidarity. and john philip schultz who produced that report joins us now from lisbon young philip tell us a little bit more about what's goi

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seems they want to continue making march arrests and asking for some people to testify against the mit farm and east is cruel and inhuman. such a powerful session in the general assembly now puts pressure on the part of the un that has real teeth the security council of a character but it's worth remembering one of the permanent members of the council is china it has veto power and the chinese ambassador in the general assembly meeting said that his country largely sees the situation in myanmar as an internal matter james braze al-jazeera at the united nations. ok let's bring in damien kingsbury he's professor of international relations at deakin university joins us from melbourne australia damien kingsbury welcome to al-jazeera how do you think those comments will have gone down in naypyidaw well obviously the the ambassador to be un does have a big job knew that we may have those comments so he will he'll be all refugee in the united states but i think in that neck of the will the generals really want a lhari into much of that is it will be a lot better relatively small minor one the