party so to say clearly and i thank you very much that was our political correspondent carolyn assure moyo in washington. let's bring in peter mathews he's a professor of political science at cypress college and joins us from los angeles professor mausers what do you make of the assault by violent trump supporters on capitol hill it was horrendous constitutionally and interference with him in terms as well because this was not a riot this was an insurrection that was attacked and actually they stopped the procedure of a presidential president elect getting actually confirm they were blocking a government from to being able to take its position the legitimate government that's joe biden's administration by not allowing it to be certified this was a physical act of violence to stop the government from working its insurrection and has to be dealt with very firmly so people get the message that this can't be tolerated in a democracy that's what i'm looking at you you mentioned insurrection the president elect joe biden described it as bordering on sedition how much responsibility do you think

now at some other developments in the coronavirus pandemic zimbabwe's foreign minister sibal see so moyo has died a day after testing positive for coke at 19 he is the 3rd government minister to succumb to the disease since the pentagon make hit zimbabwe last march authorities in beijing have imposed a lockdown on 5 neighborhoods after the city reported a handful of new cases china reported $103.00 new cases countrywide the number of cases linked to the australian open tennis tournament in australia has risen to 10 after 2 players and a support person tested positive for the virus a total of $72.00 players remain under strict quarantine and the world health organization says the more contagious u.k. variant has now been detected in at least 60 countries 10 more than a week ago we had to the black sea now into a sprawling palace complex with its own ampitheater a tea house and a hello pad who owns it while the kremlin critic alexina volley has released a 2 hour video investigation into that complex saying the palace was built for russian president vladimir putin using taxpayer money the k

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amy: in other international news, zimbabwe's foreign minister sibusiso moyo has died of covid-19. the former army general played a key role in the 2017 coup that toppled robert mugabe. meanwhile, in brazil, deaths are rising in the amazonian city of manaus after hospitals ran out of oxygen. the bolsonaro government is facing criticism for not helping avert the crisis despite warnings of looming oxygen shortages. in news from iraq, at least 28 people died and 73 were injured when two suicide bombers attacked a busy market in baghdad earlier today. no one has taken responsibility for what is the first suicide attack in the city in nearly two years. earlier this week, iraq's cabinet voted to delay the upcoming general election by four months until october. tony blinken, biden's nominee for secretary of state, said tuesday the new administration will continue to recognize juan guaido as the president of venezuela, rather than the democratically elected president nicolas maduro. blinken also said the u.s. would continue to impose harsh sanctions, which have crippled the venezuelan econ