>> narrator: w.h.o. officials requested more information from china's national health commission. were "44 cases of viral pneumonia of unknown cause." >> the country h an obligation to answer w.h.o.'s questions honestly, fully, and transparently, and i don't think that that haened entirely. any time you get an emerging disease outbreak, it a little bit of chaos at the beginning, and also a little bit of disbelief. but having said that, it's hard, knowing what happened at sars, why w.h.o. was not informed straightaway. once you report to w.h.o., it's open to the world. you start to get travel and trade restrictions placed upon you. china had the memory that they lost a lot of economic productivity and travel and tourism and trade during sars. and so i think china's view was that, um, it, it wanted to handle this, pretty much, and that it was going to, um, it didn't want outside interference. >> narrator: the chinese government refused multiple interview requests. instead, it shared a document called "reality check of u.s. allegations against china on covid-19." the document states,

year when the threat of lockdowns and pandemic was prevalent but thomas abbott director of the national commission on covert 19 and criminal justice bill he observes it lightly it likely takes more than one factor to create a spike of this size that means it wasn't just the pandemic or police violence or more guns it was all of these things happening simultaneously and perhaps more so what does the violence of 2020 mean as we now start the.

year when the threat of lockdowns and pandemic was prevalent but thomas abbott director of the national commission on covert 19 and criminal justice bill he observes it lightly it likely takes more than one factor to create a spike of this size that means it wasn't just the pandemic or police violence or more guns it was all of these things happening simultaneously and perhaps more so what does the violence of 2020 mean as we now start the year of 2021 well the only way to find out is when we start watching the homes. in a city. or so what. is this. great city desolate systemic deception. which. the old. world order and watching the hawks i am tired or old or i'm an. incredible rise in homicides and violent assaults and things of that nature across the board from small towns to large towns what do you think is the role the where why how do you think that these things have risen so dramatically what do you what's your take on this well i think we've watched a precipitous fall in people's financial safety and security particularly around jobs more and more people have been laid off some people don't

pandemic here in the united states of america murder quickly became the epidemic according to the national commission on covert 19 and criminal justice homicides bloomed in 2020 and along with the sharp rise of the rates of aggravated assaults and gun aggravated assaults and gun assaults rose dramatically as well in fact the commission reports that homicide rates were 30 percent higher than in 2019 and a historic increase representing 1268 more deaths in the san. well of 34 cities than the year before 30 percent higher wow but what's truly fascinating with this sudden rise in violence was that it was across the board from sea to shining sea according to f.b.i. data journalist rob arthur and jeff asher report in the intercept that quote the change in murders was larger in towns with under 10000 people that was up 31 percent then in cities with over a 1000000 and the murders rose dramatically in big cities like new york and chicago but smaller cities like lubbock texas and shreveport louisiana also recorded their highest murder counts in decades now of course the question is what what would cause this

government giving was the national health commission in china and the return is my understanding and y research suggested that even the national health commission was and you formed the severity of the true nature of the outbreak so there was clearly local government. by your twenty's even though by that time it was an open secret in the front line. you know there was human to human transmission. actually steal you know basically stopped at the official. snow. you mean to human transmission. with the very poor in pain that because you haven't seen much of them into normal notified of it's all over you guys it's all a call about this you know there's a. lot of those but i think that it will make you cool to do the same but. you don't want to be there. on this course of work because it. yet and early january data collected by chinese hospitals late to published by the new england journal of medicine confirmed that there had been human transmission. it is proven that since mid december human to human transmission happened among people who were in close contact with each other. the 1st 6

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of sri lanka, the national police commission and now key bodies have been deeply eroded by the 20th constitutional amendment. reporter: his brother was the president at the end of the civil war. 100 thousand people were killed in a 26 year long war between tamil separatists and the government. both sides are accused of crimes including murder and torture. now, the u.n. says minority groups are facing his termination. this protest in february was a rare combined march of muslims and tamils with a long list of complaints. sri lanka's government rejects all the allegations made in the report, including claims it uses divisive rhetoric. >> the constitution guarantees us fundamental rights and anyone can canvass under the fundamental rights. sri lanka in the last few years has realized today we have all of our programs, economics, social, other beneficial programs, all are equally enjoyed and implemented from the north to the south. >> his son was taken away by the military at the end of the war. she has no idea what happened but is

in a sample of 34 american cities from new york, norfolk, virginia, national commission on covid-19 and criminal justice said the murder rate increase in 2020 has, quote, no modern precedent. for example homicide rates from 2019 to 2020 were up 30%, which translates to an additional 1200 killings. the study said oddly the murder wave didn't fit usual crime patterns. usually homicides increase during summer months and decrease during the fall and winter. but the 2020 murder rate, steady throughout the year though it did peak during the summer riots. gun assaults and aggravated assaults also went up. the commission said the reasoning for the increase is that the pandemic disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, putting at risk individuals under additional physical, mental, emotional and financial stress. the situation was further aggravated, says the report, by a lack of outreach to those who were most affected. >> laura: unreal. trace, thank you very much. the media are ignoring this on going crime wave. instead, they're focusing on kneecapping successful gop governors ahead o

in a sample of 34 american studies from new york to northern virginia the national commission on covidand criminal justice the murder rate in 2020 has "no modern president." homicide rates in 2019 and 2020 up 30% whichch translate to 1200 killings. the study says audley the murder rate did not fit usual crime patterns. normally homicides increased during summer months andbu decrease during the following winter, but the 2020 murder rate steady throughout the year though it did peek a bit during the summer riots. and aggravated assault and gun assaults went up. the commission said the reason for the increase is the pandemic quoting "disproportionately affected vulnerable population at risk individuals with physical, mental, emotional stress." and further aggravated, says the report by a lack of outreach to those most affected, laura. >> laura: and real, trays, thank you so much. the media are ignoring this the media are ignoring this they are focusing on the capping g.o.p. governors ahead of 2024. and few have gotten worse treatment than my next guest kristi noem of south dakota. speak w

national security commission on special intelligence. an independent commission which considers the advancements of ai among other technologies, for u.s. national security. then we have jaclyn ready the , director of the science and research policy at the infectious diseases society of america. she is also an atlantic council millennium fellow. then we have the director of the atlantic council geotech center and director of the geopolitical impact of new technologies and data. last but not least, frank kramer, the author of the effective resilience and national security report and distinguished fellow of the scope croft center at the atlantic council. we have a range of expertise and i'm eager to delve and. reminder if you have questions for panelists, keep them in the q&a section at the bottom of your chat and i will come to them in due course. to dive in i want to start and kick off with questions. as frank summarized in the effective resilience report, this was released in october but the discussion remains as we continue to grapple w

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there was a study done recently by the national commission on covid-19, a bipartisan commission that because lockdown has forced victims to be in quarantine with their abusers and my heart breaks for the children that are also a lockdown with an abusive parent and having to witness them. i hope the book opens up a conversation so that we can find our life together. shannon: trey gowdy was asked about his winners and losers for the week, the people he chose to be the losers this week. >> the loser, women who accused prominent democrats because the standard is different if you accuse a prominent democrat than if you accuse brett kavanaugh. jillian: with that your assessment? >> a victim looks like all of us and abusers are of all stripes. i was taking a great risk in speaking out against somebody who was considered a liberal hero and a feminist and a key ally of the me too movement but it was important to me to come forward when i recognized the pattern. the cult of personality that formed around powerful men, rich men, talented men who are abusers are damaging to those in the calls an

about this election because a prominent person no less than the chairperson of the national independent electoral commission abraham has described what you're planning as a selection not an election this isn't a proper election even but that you're planning it's it's an indirect election isn't it a bit of an indictment of the administration that you represent that's been in power for 4 years that it hasn't come to a position where it can hold a one person one vote elect absolutely not and let me share something with you there. about 3 and a half years ago i became an advisor to the president on elections and democrats. and since then we have included all federal government relevant institutions as well as the federal member states to design an election that would be a one person one vote that would ensure the meaningful and full participation of women at least a 2 of 30 percent and that model has been projected by the federal member states so it is not true to say that the federal government did not want to have a one person one vote it is the others who wanted to have an election that is in direct election

last year a study released today by the national commission on covid-19 and criminal justice. >>suggests the pandemic and racial injustice unrest were 2 key factors. the study looked a crime rates in almost 3 dozen cities. homicides rose and 85% of those cities. there was a 30% overall spike in homicides in 2020 compared to 2019 other violent crimes also rose including aggravated assaults and gun assaults, one of the study's author says many officers were forced to quarantine last year and maintaining social distancing kept them from the sort of community outrage outreach rather that's needed to try to stop violence before it happens. >>here in the bay area advocates for a long-term care residents in assisted nursing homes. they say that after a really tough vaccine. rollout there has been some progress that's the good news, however, there is some bad news still plaguing the most vulnerable in this pandemic the state says are working on improving the system. >>this conference theresa that's a tells us advocates say the location of the facility is playing a part in who's gettin

there was a study done recently by the national commission on covid-19, and it is a bipartisan commissiongent, urgent attention, because lockdown has forced victims to be in quarantine with their abusers, and my heart breaks for the children that are also in lockdown with an abusive parent and having to witness that. so, i just -- i hope the book opens up a conversation and helps lead people toward solutions so that we can find our life together. >> shannon: i want to play something former congressman trey gowdy said tonight, he was asked on "special report" about winners and losers of the week. this is what he said about the people he chose to be the losers this week. >> the loser, women who accused prominent democrats, because the standard is completely different if you accuse a prominent democrat than if you accuse, say, i don't know, brett kavanaugh. >> shannon: quickly, tonya, was that experience? do you think that is a fair assessment? >> no, you know, a victim looks like all of us, and abusers are of all stripes. in my situation, i was taking a great risk in speaking out against so

new york post is going to run the story i think they just ran it, this is according to the national commission 19 in criminal justice. it kim the victims are disproportionately african-american. at least 8600 black lives were lost the homicide in 2020. don't those lives matter? >> we asked that question all the time, here we are in 2021 in baltimore city we had 31 murders and their all-black individuals. i see billboards in baltimore right now by the fbi and the local fbi asking about the information on those that reach the capital on january 6 but there's not one billboard asking about a murder that has hurt somebody's family member in baltimore. we don't have our cases being closed it's about a 30% rate that were closing cases and witnesses are not coming forward which is the biggest impediment in all these cases. when are we actually going to enact this black lives matter, i just don't know. >> we had you as missouri senator josh hawley's wife filing a criminal complaint against the man who organized the protest outside the home in virginia. aaron holly filed a criminal complaint, basically

and it may take the national commission to find out. >> malcom wednesday you'll be appearing on at the terrorism. can you give us a preview of your testimony? >> i'm going to generally be going after how we got to the point where all of these people were organized. this is a very, very old trait in the united states, right. to be anti-government. you know, where i'm located right now is very close to the south in massachusetts where part of the shays rebellion in 1887 with an, an uprising they used canons. we're talking about the rise of right-wing extremism in the united states and we'll leave it to others to talk about what happens from there. >> malcom thank you for spending time with us >>> democrats introduced a sweeping immigration reform plan. how does it square with the promises made by president biden during the campaign? >>> plus actress rashad aire jones and dr. month eek morris here to build a better future for black girls and young men p but still a look at the other big stories we are looking at. >>> update on the breaking news out of colorado. the ntsb now investigating

this is according to the national commission on covid-19 and criminal justice., the victims of these homicides are disproportionally african-american. 8600 black lives were lost to homicide in 2020. don't those lives matter? >> you know, we asked that question all the time. here we are in 2021, in baltimore city, we already had 31 murders. they're all of black individuals. so you know, i see billboards in baltimore right now by the fbi, by the local fbi asking about if we have any information on those that breached the capitol back on january 6th. there is not one billboard asking about a murder, somebody's family member here in baltimore, right? we don't have our cases being closed, about 30% rate we're closing cases. witnesses are not coming forward which we know is the biggest impediment in all of these cases. so when will we actually truly act if black lives matter? i just don't know. elizabeth: we had u.s. missouri senator josh hawley's wife filing a criminal complaint against the man who organized a protest outside of their home in virginia. erin hawley fi