so natalie brand is in washington. natalie, what does this emergency order mean? >> reporter: well, anne-marie, it is clear that the mayor of d.c. is worried about the potential for violence or continued unrest through the inauguration. so this order, an extension of it, gives her access to additional tools or security resources to keep the streets here safe. and, anne-marie, it took hours to secure the capitol complex wednesday, so lawmakers could finally return to their chambers in the evening wednesday. and as you mentioned, the official counting of electoral votes just wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. >> the ayes are 7, the nays are 92, the objection is not sustained. >> reporter: in the early hours of thursday morning, the joint session of congress affirmed president elect joe biden and vice president elect kamala harris' electoral college win, after defeating objections to arizona and pennsylvania's votes. >> joe biden and kamala harris are lawfully elected and will become the president and the vice president of the united states on january the 20th. >> it i

there because that's a really interesting point you've mentioned let me take that if we could to natalie and romans ask. from the perspective of the european union from your understanding do you think the e.u. wants to see this problem resolved or resolved as in finally as god would say let turkey into the eastern mediterranean gas game or is it just about ensuring that things don't boil over that's all the e.u. wants to see is let's not have a war in the eastern mediterranean and maybe have some attempt at curbing turkish power in the area. i'm ready for time together on their axis and god it was to say i think in an ideal world of the sea that here illegally like to see the stalks then should lead to a resolution of not only somebody else's issues that we were discussing but eventually that this would also see the spillover effects onto the cyprus conflict onto the order i had mentioned financial need to be sure i am perhaps even having still a positive spin there explanations such as. so this is obviously a given ideal world and the point in years of course again i share and that is.

cbs reporter natalie brand is live on capitol hill with more. natalie? >> reporter: liz, ahead of his big address tomorrow, president- elect biden and vice president- elect kamala harris gave brief remarks at a covid-19 memorial this evening, emphasizing a message of healing. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden and vice president- elect kamala harris kicked off inaugural event in washington with a ceremony at the lincoln memorial to honor the hundreds of thousands of american lives lost to the coronavirus pandemic. >> tonight, we grieve and begin healing. >> to heal, we must remember. >> reporter: earlier, the president-elect gave a farewell address in his home state of delaware. >> when i die, delaware will be written on my heart. >> reporter: president trump has no public appearances planned during his last full day in office, though he released this video of his own farewell address. >> now, as i prepare to hand power over to a new administration, at noon, on wednesday. i want you to know that the movement restarted is only just beginning. >> repor

natalie: okay. lemonis: thank you so much. natalie: oh...his point, there's more going on with monica than she wants to talk about, because we didn't even get to finish our agilex meeting. quite frankly we didn't get to finish a lot of the things that we started. and in order for this thing to actually not end badly, it's probably a good idea that we all sit down and understand what direction we're going. so, what do you guys think we do now? jessica: i don't know. whatever she's happy and decides. it's her money. it's her business. monica: i don't want this to look like every other brand. that's it. caity: in order for this to be successful, monica needs to be comfortable with what we're doing. and i think she has a lot of uncertainty, which makes me uncomfortable. monica: my whole thing about this whole process is not losing sight of why we started it, how we started it, and where we want to go. lemonis: are you really gonna try to sell me that? you've navigated the whole process. so i was at your office. i asked to take over the website.

natalie. settle this for me. it is an important question.we call it, but we don't just pass on it. >> leave it to him to stir the pot. thank you both so much. here's to hopefully never having a locker room to yourself again. here's to locker room sharing. thank you both. congratulations. >> thank you, guys. >> they're very cool. >> you're such a troublemaker. >> but it is true. lebron will walk a mile, they'll be like nah, he good. >> we ask the tough questions. >> thank you for watching. >> we'll be back next weekend. velshi is next. is next ♪♪ this is what community looks like. ♪♪ caring for each other, ♪♪ protecting each other. ♪♪ and as the covid vaccine rolls out, we'll be ready to administer it. ♪♪ university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in new scholarships through this month, because hope fuels opportunity. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day...

natalie brand reports from the white house. >> reporter: president biden signed an executive order toelp ensure federal agencies buy mored goose and services. >> we can never rely on a foreign country to protect our people during a national emergency. we need to make our own protective equipment, essential products and supplies. >> reporter: the president's action seeks to close loop holes updating how much of a product needs to be produced domestically for it to be considered made in america. the announcement comes as the administration is ramping up efforts on several fronts to combat the pandemic. top white house aides met virtually with bay bipartisan group of senators sunday to discuss mr. biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief plan. >> time is of the essence. i must tell you i'm reluctant to cherry-pick and take out one or two items and have to go through it again. >> reporter: some senators want more details and say their top priority is distributing the vaccine quickly. president biden remains focused on his goal of 100 million vaccinations in the first 100 days of his presidency.

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvyn snim i'm natalie morales. >> and this is ""dateline"". >> i stood in the hallway where that pool of blood was, where her office was. whoever did this knew this facility and knew it well. >> a head turning new twist in the crime that stumped every from the start. >> seven years. we are seeking justice for michelle for almost seven years. >> a mom of two murdered at work. >> a lot of blood. a lot of trauma. >> there were primarks on her office door. >> what was in that office that anyone would want? >> that's the mystery. >> a secret relationship revealed. >> i don't get a chance to explain it? >> you are not controlling this anymore. >> exposing hidden bombshell evidence. >> he's on the property where a woman is murdered and we don't know who he is. >> everyone onsome was like, that's the by that did it. >> who was in prison, the real killer or the wrong man? >> we still have a murderer out there. >> you never know how something's gonna go.

cbs reporter natalie brand, outside the white house with details for us tonight. natalie? >> reporter: allen, president biden says, the cost of inaction is high and growing. he wants congress to move as quickly as possible. he stressed that message this afternoon when we asked him about the covid relief package before he left the white house for a trip to visit a vaccination site at walter reed military medical center. president biden, who traveled to walter reed medical center to meet with wanted service members are, again, expect urgency for passing a trained it relief package. senate democrats want to move ahead with the $1.9 trillion relief package he has proposed as early as next week. even if that means using a procedural tactic that would require only a simple majority vote. >> passing covid relief and it is like reconciliation. >> i support passing trained it relief . support from republicans, if we can get it for the covid relief, it has to pass. know ifs, ands, or buts. andrew galan argues, it's necessary to get the economy back on track. >> this is big and the b

natalie brandt is at the white house with the president's latest vaccine plan. natalie? >> reporter: hi ellen. in his remarks tonight president biden did not repeat his statement from yesterday when he predicted, by spring, anyone who wants a vaccine would be able to get one. today, he did promise to step up supply to states and also increase transparency with governors providing a three- week forecast to help better plan. president biden is revealing more details about how he will expand vaccine distribution. >> we will both increase the supply and that short-term by more than 50%. we will give our states and local partners more certainty about windows will arrive. >> the ministrations us, it will purchase 200 million more doses. >> we expect these additional doses to be delivered this summer. that increases the total vaccine order in the united states by 50%. from 400 million order to 600 million. >> kamala harris received her second dose of the modern of vaccine at the national institutes of health today. >> the work that happens here, has one goal. to improve public

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> during the middle of the night, i heard this loud noise. it sounded like someone was in the house. i opened up her door to her bedroom and i thought, i'm hearing things. >> your instincts were right, that something happened in the middle of the night. >> do you think your child is safe in your home sleeping. >> she was just 16. emma, the honor student. cheerleader and volunteer. >> she could get along with anybody. >> always so kind-hearted and sweet. >> she wanted to be a nurse and she had a plan. >> she went to sleep one sunday night and never woke up. >> i saw a 16-year-old female laying in her bed. there was a bullet hole in the wall. >> so she's been shot? >> someone had fired a shot from outside of the residence. >> was emma a target? that weekend she'd seen a moistureus figure in black. >> she was in fear. >> she was shaking. >> now two brave friends set out on a secret mission, could they help catch her killer. >> you're trying to bring down a mur

our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports.ie pirks reports. and fresh and ready to go. brendan fit and fresh and ready to go. brendan rodgers was convinced of the seven changes he made to his leicester side would get 2021 after a flying start. the smart money was injamie vardy to start the a flying start. the smart money was in jamie vardy to start the party. the magpies saved by the offside flag. lest it needed to find a way to unlock the stalemate and finally, the second half, came a moment real quality. sterling work by jamie vardy, laid it on a plate. steve bruce has a poor home record against leicester and his problems were compounded by a pitch perfect pass to youri tielemans. newcastle needed a threat. step forward andy carroll. but it had been a decade in he last scored for newcastle. he couldn't, could he? his immediate impact led toa could he? his immediate impact led to a nervy final few minutes, but it was too little too late for newcastle. to one when so leicester back to third. so newcastle missing the chance to

hi, natalie. >> reporter: hi, allen.t is drawing some pushback, even from members of his own party. several democratic members from texas, and there is already a lawsuit that has been filed by an energy industry group. but, president biden made it clear today that he wants to make climate change a key focus across his administration from national security to the economy, with the aim of growing green jobs. >> today is climate day at the white house. >> reporter: president biden has called climate change one of the top four pressing challenges of the signed executive actions, making it a priority in his ministration. >> it is a whole of government approach to put climate change at the center of our domestic, national security, and foreign policy. >> reporter: the actions include setting goals to conserve 30% of federal land and water by 2030, as well as the steps to double renewable energy production from offshore wind. it also directs the secretary of interior to freeze new oil and natural gas leases on public land, and

i'll natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> the night before, angila thought that she had heard somebody messing at the front door of the residence. she felt she was being watched. all the wounds that she had to her body, it was a very angry attack. a nursing student with three children, nobody was busier than angila. >> as soon as class was over, she was gone. >> back home. >> uh-huh. >> and that's where they found her. >> my girl ain't answerin' the phone. >> the officers could see a lot of blood. police thought her boyfriend's behavior seemed odd. >> he gets to the door and sees it kicked in and doesn't go in. >> people thought there was something suspicious about that. but he had an alibi. >> did he try to point the finger at anybody else? >> he did. angila's ex-husband. >> the ex had an alibi too. >> he came off as very calm and collected. and there was something else missing. >> we got a phone call. until someone found it.

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> he was my super man. he was always my protector. this is the man that i'm supposed to marry. this was just not possible. >> he is found him on the floor, the fiance that was the love of her life. >> i zeroed in on him and he was just laying there. >> it is a stone cold assassination. >> nick, the marine, a tough vet turned target. >> someone hated him so much they shot through his window. >> they came in and shot him some more. >> angry colleagues at work. >> people complained about how he spoke to them. >> he was like let's go, get the job done. >> angry exes, too. >> he dated a number of women. >> who was the killer? >> someone full of hatred. >> we wanted answers. >> there needs to be justice. >> people are no good at getting away with murder. >> tell low and welcome to "daitline." a woman found nick gunned down in his own home. investigators would wade through a deep pool of suspects before a boost from nick's brother helped reveal the true killer. he

thank you both, natalie and holly. thanks so much.r these recipes and go to goodmorningamerica.com for more great ideas for meals. >>> now let's send it over to rob. rob, i have these three bowls, you are welcome to them. >> thank you. i will love a bowl of whatever soup you have. my wife has been doing the rotisserie chicken hack for years. i'm in charge of slicing and dicing and shredding. last night we did a little, if you want to know, kale with white bean and the chicken and when i say we, i mean she. it was delicious. thank you, erin. all right, we have a sphinx here in the snow. this is what happened in cedar rapids iowa, after a little dusting to make a sphinx-like cat sculpture. a big one. that's for you, dan harris. here's where you can do maybe something of that nature tonight into tomorrow. abilene, west of dallas is where we expect to see some snowfall, new mexico and parts of the high plains could see up to half a foot of snow and certainly that's enough to do some packing. higher terrain in the cascades and the sierra,

i'm natalie morales.and this is "dateline." >>> if you admit that she's never coming home, it's like you're admitting defeat. or that she's dead. >> a hard working life, a loving mother and a woman with a complicated love life. >> working and spent sometime after hours together. >> kathy was trying to break off the relationship. >> the secret was out. replaced by a mystery. >> she never returned from lunch. >> we considered her h us may have known her wife is having an affair. >> where was she? >> nearly 30 years, 60 investigators and it all kept coming back to one elusive suspect. >> just very calmly said i know how to get rid of a body so it would never ever be found. >> to him, i think murder is something that can be done over a lunch hour. >> just a heart beat away from not having a case. it was now or never situation. >>> hello and welcome to dateline. when kathy didn't appear, they didn't know if they were dealing with cold blooded murder. with little evidence, the trail was cold. they dusted off th

natalie brand joins us live from capitol hill with some highlights from this historic night.>> reporter: there were no crowds in the street or back- to-back inaugural balls tonight, but that did not take away from the significance or symbolism of today. president biden acknowledged that he faces great challenges ahead but called today one of renewal and resolve. a fireworks display captain inauguration day like no other. president biden carried the theme of unity through his primetime remarks. >> america story depends not on any one of us, not on some of us, but on all of us. on we, the people.>> after taking the oath of office the 46th president declared that democracy prevailed. >> i will be a president for all americans, all americans. >> the first latina u.s. supreme court justice swear in vice president kamala harris, the first woman of south african and american asian heritage to take the oath of office. >> three former presidents into former vice presidents also looked on. now former president donald trump broke tradition and left washington prior to the festivity. the former pre

natalie brand , cbs news, capitol hill. >>> the are at least 10 ongoing investigations into the actions of capital police that day including looking into one officer seen taking selfies with the riders and another who wore a maggot hat and help them through the halls. >>> patrolling efforts are ramping up in washington ahead of president-elect up on's inauguration next week. 10,000 national guard's troops are already in dc or are on their way and that number could go up to 15,000. the washington monument has closed and the park services it may shutdown other public areas in the coming days. tsa is also on high alert in all three of casey's airports. airbnb is preparing security plants. the company is reviewing dc area reservations and working with police to run background checks on renters. airbnb will ban anyone confirm to be a part of the riots on capitol hill are associated with a hate group. >>> meanwhile, the abrupt resignation of acting homeland security secretary chad wolf is drawing sharp criticism from security experts. >> the resignation of the homeland security secretary nine

joining me now is natalie, co-owner of russian river brewing company.joining us. obviously a very busy day for you. your sales are different this year because of covid. first time going online to sell pliny. and smashing success. >> yes. well, thank you for having me on today. vid business restrictioor o we sold out of over 8,000 cases in about four minutes. so it was pretty crazy. yeah, it was a wild ride. we found out after the fact that we had about 110,000 people trying to purchase these mixed cases at the same time. so it was a huge success. >> wow. four minutes. were you disappointed it wasn't three minutes? i'm just joke. >> no, no, not at all! wish it was a little longer. >> did you expect that? obviously we've seen the lines for years outside people waiting and waiting and waiting. but four minutes is pretty good. >> yeah, i was expecting it to sell out quickly, but we weren' to be trying at the same time. but then again, the effort to do it was pretty minimal. you didn't have to get in your car and drive to santa rosa or windsor and stand in l

let me take that to natalie in rome.m the perspective of the european union, from your understanding, do you think the e.u. wants to see this problem resolved, resolved as and finally -- let turkey into the eastern mediterranean gas -- or is it just about ensuring that things don't boil over that is all the e.u. wants to see, let's not have a war and maybe have some attempt at curbing turkish power in the area. >> i mean, i think tying together what they are both saying, in an ideal world the european union would like to see these talks eventually lead to a resolution of not only -- greece-turkey issues that you were discussing but eventually that this will have positive spillover effects on the cyprus conflict onto the broader energy conundrum in the region. and perhaps having spillover effects, positive effects on issues such as libya. so, this is obviously in an ideal world. of course, and i share andreas's pessimism, we do not live in an ideal world. and, therefore, does the european union prefer the kind of -- confl

live in washington, i am natalie brand. back to you. >>> there is another sign the administration is ready to get to work. >> reporter: yes, press briefing just wrapped up a short time ago, with spokeswoman jennifer saki, who indicated that she would like press briefings to return on a daily basis, monday through friday. she also indicated that she wants briefings to continue, or resume with public health officials, as we continue to fight the coronavirus pandemic. so that briefing on top of all of the tion we saw earlier today, with the 17 executive orders and actions. again, on topics ranging from the pandemic, to immigration, to climate.ea n ka> mala harris was sworn in as the first female vice president. kenny choi is live at oakland where the vice president was born. >> reporter: when celebrating here tonight in oakland, and in berkeley. i saw some people walking down the street, displaying their american flags. we visited her childhood home, and elementary school, in burke today, but we also heard from many people who

natalie- _ now. very useful. good to talk to you, natalie. please _ now. very useful.natalie. please come on i now. very useful. good to talk to i you, natalie. please come on again. you can say all a lot of predators have a lot of political power to use at the beginning. —— most presidents have. there's one final transition for the us first family. the president's dogs, moving from delaware to the white house. this is champ — one of the biden�*s two dogs. he's used to the official residence, having been with the family since 2008 — when they were in the vice presidential mansion. major though — was only adopted two years ago — so it's all new to him. donald trump was the first president in modern times not to have a dog. so — all change in the white house. you pandemic has notjust impacted how we can move around the world from it is impacting on how we work and how much we can work. look at these new figures from the international labour organisation. it found almost 9% of global working hours were locked in 2020 due to the pandemic. it is also estimated that 140 mill

natalie, we appreciate the update. thank you very much indeed. natalie brand from cbs news.travelled to texas and, in fact, there he is. he had a small crowd who met him. he is headed to alamo, a small town on the border with mexico. he is due to speak there. charlie kolean, chairman of dallas young republicans and a local fundraiser for donald trump, joins me now. thank you for speaking to us on the bbc. thanks for having me, i appreciate it. mission you find rest for donald trump in the past. during my what happened last week, do you regret that? no, ithink my what happened last week, do you regret that? no, i think president trump did do good things for the country and i worked hard on his 2016 election, i worked on the reelection. august the thing the events wednesday are unfortunate, but when i was fundraising for him, none of that happened. but it has happened last week and he has done many of the things beforehand which pointed perhaps towards the fact that we would see political tensions of the nature we saw last week. did you never see something that felt like a war

. >> tonight cbs news reporter natalie brand explains how the process is expected to play out. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi says if president trump does not resign, he could face a historic second impeachment in the wake of wednesday's deadly riots at the u.s. capitol by his supporters. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> reporter: speaker pelosi said she spoke to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley to discuss the president's access to nuclear codes. pelosi smoke to lesley stahl of 60 minutes on friday. >> the person running the executive branch is unhinged dangerous president of the united states and only a number of days until we can be protected from him. >> reporter: cbs news has learned a group of house democrats could introduce a new article of impeachment as early as monday for incitement of insurrection alleging president trump's conduct on wednesday gravely endangered the security of the united states. rhode island congressman david sisilini helped author the resolutions. >> this is a president who incited an attempted coup to stop the certi

. >>> we begin with natalie brand live from washington, dc.re this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the mood of course remains very somber even as the capitol is very secure this morning. we can see national guard on pretty much every corner securing the perimeter of the capitol complex. and this all comes after four people, we have learned, died in yesterday's violence including the one woman who was shot and killed at the capitol after supporters of president trump stormed the u.s. capitol building. now, the president, last night, posted a video on twitter that has since been removed by the social media company. he did urge calm and he told supporters to go home. but he also repeated false claims about the election, which is what prompted twitter to suspend his account and remove that video. earlier in the day he addressed supporters near the white house before they headed here. >> we will never give up. we will never concede. >> reporter: as the violence or after the violence broke out, president-elect joe biden also addressed the nation

i'm natalie morales. >> this is "dateline." >> any time a child goes missing it's a scary thing. you know there's evil out there. >> first michellea. >> it was terrifying. >> then jenny. >> blood hounds came. >> this was a little awe girl riding her bicycle in the park. >> two little girls taken. >> blonde, blue eyed, riding a bike. >> someone targeting a kid. >> yeah. >> she was a girl then too. solving the mysteries became her mission. >> so how many names did you hit? >> about 2,300 names. >> could cutting edge technology crack an ice cold case? >> you know, it's like, no way. >> i believe in the devil and people that don't believe in the devil i think they're in for a big surprise. >> hello, welcome to "dateline." michellea and jenny were like most kids their age. they loved to ride bikes and playing outdoors, and they didn't know each other but they'd be forever put together in tragedy. in the process, there was a twist uncovered that left investigators speechless. here is keith morrison with "evil w

really like minded all who have played with everyone from smokey and stevie to whitney euston to natalie cole to. a lot of contemporary artists and all of us who are just bent on this idea of championing that great music that somehow has been relegated to becoming the oldies or a sample on a rap song you don't need a sample for a rap song you need to hear the 4 tops you need to hear all this music and what we really put our our nose to the grindstone was to be able to do all that music with reverence and faithfully and bring it to people live and that's what we've been doing you want to hear that you know great delfonics songs blue magic all this stuff so we started playing and the response was great and we were having a ball recreating all that music and finally went into the studio and as we were in the studio i just started thinking why do just old songs let's write a new page let's seamlessly take this into yeah let's take this into the present and because it's not music that you should just be old to use it should give birth to new music so that's inshore what we did. well it's best

our own natalie morales rolls out the mat with some cool kids who are doing just that, yoga style. >>s park, kids of all ages are finding their zen >> breathing into our chest. >> from downward dog to child's pose, they're hitting the mat part of a growing trend across the country. >> it's just a way to get all that, like, stress and pressure off of you. >> the kids we met here in the fall say yoga can be a good way to deal with stress and those anxious feelings >> just makes me feel really calm and good about myself kind of kind of like gets me into another world instead of, like, all the craziness and stuff. >> yeah. >> are you guys surprised to know that yoga has been booming for kids especially during the pandemic >> i'm not really surprised because of how great it is for you. >> and it's not just in person this class was being livestreamed, too. since the pandemic, online classes have become hugely popular, racking up millions of views on websites like youtube and all you need is a little space to try it out no matter if it's in your bedroom, basement or backyard. yoga originated

mcgill hello lay natalie i think there is a lesson dru's of way for companies to say they don't trust employees no only time is money all right we're facing an epic economic recession and to get the u.s. back on track the only kind of multiple tabs you should have open are these well you're high on caffeine working overtime to save this country actually it's impressive if you can even find tab that's like finding an open dime bag and donald trump jr's house yeah that's not happening but honestly what would be more shocking honestly is if this country didn't use a pandemic to profit from our privacy i mean. leave the software isn't new all right it's just enjoying a robust covert sales bump i've always used one to track my own productivity and even the productivity of this entire show wait. you mean you've been using a spy software to track my a productivity has yes and you were doing pretty well and dashboard said you haven't shouted a curse word in the last 3 minutes which shows a lack of work ethic so if you don't say what in the next 30 seconds you will be put on administrative lea

natalie brand spoke with some of the officers who nearly died. >> this video shows the moment riotersal, punching and teasing him. he was even pummeled with an fau a writer holding a police baton over his neck. >> guys like grng of my best and they ripped my that for me. i was teased i think about a half-dozen times on the back of my neck. i remember guys chanting, like, kill him with his own gun. >> reporter: he says he thought of his four daughters and yelled to the crowd, i have kids. a couple of them showed mercy. he is now on sick leave after suffering a mild heart attack. he says he will be on duty next week if needed. >> oh, yeah, i went there for my brothers and sisters, there is no army on earth that would prevent me from fighting alongside those guys. >> reporter: among the other officers assaulted by rioters inside of the capitol, officer daniel hodges who was nearly crushed by the crowd . >> that was one of the three times that they were i thought well, this might be it. we are the ones who save congress that day. and we will do it as many times as necessary. it was an hon

ambassador natalie e brown of attempting to subvert subvert the will of the people i witness videos have revealed the extent of the damage caused by militia attacks in sudan over the weekend the footage shows multiple houses bent to the ground and one stood on fire in west off or central committee for sudan's doctors says at least 159 people were killed and 200 wounded in the attacks there the government says at least 40 were killed in south darfur violence has increased in darfur in recent months there are similar instance have occurred since conflict began in 2003. at least 15 people have been killed and more than 40000 forced from their homes as floods inundate villages as indonesia's south kind of mountain province heavy rains battered the region for more than a week besting river banks and submerging towns environmental groups say deforestation to make way for palm oil plantations and mining and making things worse jessica washington forts from jakarta. indonesia's south kalimantan province on the island of borneo heavy rain has lashed these villages and towns for days tens of thous

natalie, you're in l.a how are you -- how have you handled quarantine [ laughter ] >> splendidly. >>y the most sequestered of the three of us. but i did had to go to the dmv, which is a scary place even without quarantine but my son turned 16, and wanted his driving test so i did battle that the scariest part of that was the porta-potty. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, well, they say try to avoid the porta-potties at the dmv at all costs. [ laughter ] >> yes >> seth: but this is -- i think is it martie, you also have 16-year-old twins. are they going through their driving as well? >> um, they're about to. >> seth: okay. >> yeah, they have permits, but yeah, they just turned 16 in april. two at the same time i'm terrified. >> seth: because of social distancing, can you have sort of driving in instructors in a car with you how does that work now >> no, and i have been out a couple of times with one of them in particular. [ laughter ] and it's white-knuckling, you know so, yeah, i have my boyfriend take them out because he's a lot braver than i am >> seth: yeah, i guess if you don't have a

sunday marked the 2 years now since the davis police officer, natalie corona was fatally shot in the line of corona has bay area ties xi. >>went to school in the east bay we've got guards recall saga with a look now at how the community is honoring her. >>little by little people paid respect at the davis police departments memorial for officer, natalie corona, this is our first time richard lamm brought his grandson, brandon foster along he says not only used to back their groceries at the woodland release and her father coached braden inbox it does feel like it's been 2 years. >>and felt like was just last >>closer into town more flowers laid on the bench dedicated to officer corona who was shot and killed while responding alone to a 3 car crash. davis police deputy chief paul door shop says chronis impact is far-reaching she was an amazing person which i think was the foundation for being an amazing officer, some members of law enforcement and chronis family paid their respect that chronis gravesite in arbuckle women of law enforcement from across the country did too with this trib

sandrine natalie is one of them she told us nothing is more terrifying than waking up to find yourself in the middle of a battle when you're 7 months pregnant now she's staying here at a relative's house also at 5 in the morning i was woken up by the sound of heavy weapons they were shooting rockets he did my room traumatised i didn't know what to do when the situation got come i took my children and walked for 6 hours to get to hospital. the current crisis here began 8 years ago when armed groups overthrew the government of the time. when these people fled their homes they've been living on the plastic sheeting ever since the conflict has continued for as long and so has its devastating effect on people's lives. now come web al jazeera central african republic. lawyers of the ugandan opposition leader but we wanted to wait to hear the outcome of a petition challenging his house arrest after last week's disputed election probably wind has been prevented from leaving his home to declaring victory in a vote the opposition says was marred by widespread fraud and violence electoral throaty

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cbs reporter natalie brand at the white house to explain it a says it wants to move as quickly as possible on that covid relief package that he proposed, but republicans must change the price tag. white house officials continue to reach out to lawmakers while also wrapping up a week of executive action here. president biden's latest order focuses on healthcare coverage. it also means to strengthen medicaid. >> of all the times that we need to reinstate access to affordability of and extensive access to medicaid is now. >> reporter: the president also rescinded a been for government funding to nonprofits. >> certainly not prepared under any circumstances and i guess i am not getting off on the right foot. >> reporter: white house officials held a call. democratic leaders say they are ready to move forward on legislation as early as next week. >> we will have to move forward without them. >> reporter: senate democrats could use a procedural tactic to get the vote. the white house has signaled it is again splitting up the $1.9 trillion package into smaller measures. as for efforts to step up

natalie pirks, bbc news.d away. the team have made a flying start in the first test against sri lanka, in the southern city of galle. joe wilson's been watching. escape for a moment into a different world called cricket. england's players say they try to retain a social distance when they celebrate. well, celebrate was really all they did. for kusal mendis batting's miserable. got him. that's the fourth in a row. more success for stuart broad in his headband era. parreira improvised...badly. first success for spin bowler dom bess. galle's cricket ground famously nestles between sea and fort. spectators aren't allowed near this game. well... rob lewis arrived in sri lanka last march for england's suspended tour. he stayed, waited. after ten months he was allowed to sing on the fort before being moved on. now restricted by quarantine, england's players had little preparation but they were sharp. angelo mathews gone. next watch shanaka's shot hit the leaping bairstow and then see the ball loop tojos buttler. eng

point off the league leaders after holding off a late newcastle fightback. 0ur sports correspondent natalieand fresh and ready to go. brendan rodgers was convinced that the seven changes he made to his leicester side would get 2021 off to a flying start. the smart money was onjamie vardy to start the party. the magpies saved by the offside flag. leicester needed to find a way to unlock the stalemate and finally, the second half, came a moment of real quality. sterling work byjamie vardy, laid it on a plate. steve bruce has a poor home record against leicester and his problems were compounded by a pitch perfect pass to tee up tielemans. newcastle needed a threat. step forward andy carroll. but it had been a decade since he last scored for newcastle. he couldn't, could he? his immediate impact led to a nervy final few minutes, but it was too little too late for newcastle. a 2—1 win saw leicester back to third. so, newcastle missing the chance to pull clear of sides towards the foot of the table. but for leicester, despite now being a point off the top, their manager feels they still have work

with begin with natalie brand live from dc. that was a chaotic scene.ng? >> reporter: i can tell you that the capitol complex remains extremely secure. we see national guard troops in the street surrounding and continuing to keep this area safe. but the mood here remains very somber. the capitol shaken. we have also learned that yesterday's chaos resulted in four deaths including the woman who was shot and killed after the rioting began. and it took hours for law enforcement yesterday to surround, fully surround the capitol complex and clear the area from the crowds of demonstrators before lawmakers could return to their chambers to resume debate and counting of electorial votes which didn't wrap up until 3:30 in the morning here on the east coast. the president meanwhile in a twitter video last night urged protesters to go home. but in the video he also repeated false claims about the election prompting twitter to remove the video, the tweet, and suspend his account. earlier he addressed supporters near the white house before they headed this way. >> w