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legislative and presidential elections will happen this year the international community including the oas and the u.s. seem to support the president's move on the streets discontent is on the rice and people say they will make sure they won't be annoyed. still ahead on al-jazeera catalonia separatist parties edge a head in an election overshadowed by coronavirus fears. and the race to the red planet when mars has become the focus of multiple space missions. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways follow the weather sloshy set fabric cross the middle east over the next couple of days the same largely because we do have a fair bit of cloud just moving across turkey spilling out of greece significant snowfall here see some heavy snow in the east down pull central parts of turkey saying more that wintry weather as we go through what shoes day that wet and windy weather slot across that isa sort of the mediterranean cyprus becoming decidedly unsettled choppy waters in the eastern med brace yourself if you are in the levant syria lebanon jordan will see some of that w

the bottom line is the biden administers in, many are afraid it is reaching out to rejoin the jcp oaparis, the damage would have been huge. of the verdict handed down to an iranian diplomat guilty of launching terror offensives in europe. todd: three idaho national guard members killed in a helicopter crash, the pilots were on a routine trading mission when the chopper went down your boise. the cause is unknown. the national guard says snowy conditions and heavy fog hampered that flight but no distress signal was sent out digital comes a few weeks after three guard members were killed in helicopter crash in rochester, new york. jillian: 10,000 kim jong un protests were border agents were reportedly testing migrant families being released into the us after president biden re-implemented the obama era catch and release policy, a state senator saying the tests were sent after the mccallum mayor reached out over the growing number of migrants being dropped off at the city's downtown bus station. he says those who test positive are being sent to nearby hotels to quarantine. former aspen c

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. >> we are concerned by the steps iran has taken to move away from its compliance with the jcp oa.this case what sounds like a threat. we are not going to turn to hypotheticals and posturing. what we are going to do is reaffirm the proposition that is on the table. >> reporter: the us state department is reiterating the need for iran to return to compliance with the nuclear deal before economic sanctions would be lifted. the stalemate has continued since president biden took office and since regional tensions have increased. yesterday we saw 3 rockets fired at the us embassy in baghdad by iranian backed militias. another example of the destabilizing activity that president biden will have to address in the larger agreement. todd: thank you. let's bring in muslim scholar doctor ahmed. great to have you as always. the posture the biden administration demonstrated over the first month of its time in office, leverage to iran and lead to the situation we were just talking about? >> reporter: the report is spot on and it is very tragic what is happening with the new administration, shock

>> i think we think of cuba differently because it is the one country in the oas that can't even take a seat at the table because it's not -- it doesn't have a democratically elected president. and unfortunately we have a history with cuba of castro's decision to install soviet nuclear capability that threatened the territory of the united states, highly anti-american regime there. and so there are foreign policy reasons, principally, that we have a different relationship with cuba. but my hope is that in the larger democratization that is going on across the world, that the cuban people simply can't be left behind. it absolutely has to be the case that when fidel castro goes, the cuban people get a chance to elect their next of the go, it's not just handed somehow to raul castro. >> that was a setup question in miami. both the national security adviser and certainly the secretary of state are almost firefighters part of the time. you get woken up in the middle of the night. someone does something stupid, either within your own organization or around the world. >> yeah. >> how do you

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his attorneys argue that he did make an effort to, you know, get out the national guard, et cetera, oa et cetera and that ce disproven included the fact he tweeted at mike pence while this insurrection was going on, but an amazing point that the house impeachment lawyers made. let me read it to you, brianna. to the point the president talking about fighting like hell. it says, when president trump demanded that the armed, angry crowd at his save america rally fight like hell or you're not going to have a country anymore he wasn't urging them to form political action committees about election security in general. so they're saying, he knew exactly what he had been doing, and he had been doing it for the month before the rally, and then at the rally. >> and, j.w., looking at the house impeachment managers' case, what is your assessment of their argument? >> able to use evidence out there in the public. so they didn't need an extensive investigation. i mean, we awe saw it on realtime. i watched it on cnn exactly what happened here. and on twitter and trump's twitter feed and realtime repo

. >> the process to distribute the vaccine, particularly outside oa nursing homes and hospitals, outas a whole, did not really exist when we came into the white house. >> there was no national strategy or plan for vaccinations. in many ways, we are coming -- we're starting from scratch. >> it's one thing to have the vaccine, which we didn't have when we came into office. larry: but now the biden white house gloating about that very same vaccine program, today proudly telling reporters 1.7 million doses are being administered every week. by the way, it was already 1.1 is million a day when president trump left office. and i want to read you something. this is very important. harvard professor, political scientist and no fan of donald trump, his name is graham allison. neb -- he wrote in a "wall street journal" op-ed late last december, and i quote: had mr. trump not created the initiative, appointed as its leader a man who knows the vaccine development world and giving him license to spend $10 sbillion outside normal contracting procedures, covid-19 vaccines would still be only a work

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i also would want federal,[øa district court vacancies that are currently unfilled to be+ filled.also would like to see a reformation and the rules of civil procedure. there's a lot that can be done to reform our current judicial system, mr. chairman. i think we could reach consensus on that. so there's a number of areas. but the answer is not just to eliminate pre-dispute arbitration. you're going down the wrong path. >> all right. thank you, mr. king. and i want to thank all of our witnesses for their appearances and for their testimony today. i seek unanimous consent to add a number of letters and statements into the record from organizations in support of ending forced arbitration and passing the fair act. a statement for the record from valerie hainey, one from tangua gupta. a statement for the record from remington, counsel for public citizen. a letter for the record from leadership conference on civil and human rights, a statement for the record from heidi, committee to support anti-trust laws. a statement for the record from chrissy carnell bixler, a letter for the record

sometitimes the patient turns oa sports channel and talk a about you opting out, and they -- they talkefefs winni and you're like, what am i doing here? you know, with my visor, my gown, my glove, my mask. it's like, 80 degrees in there, and d you're sweating. but i don't know, i feel like at the end of the day, i would be asking myself the same question and feeling bad not being in quebec right now if i was in kansas city playing. >> reporter: but laurent admits that still hasn't made watching his chiefs play without him any easier. [ cheers ] >> especially at the beginning, i was questioning myself did i overreact, is it worth it for me not to play. and football is part of my dna now. you wake up in the morning and you're like, all right, it's bye week, did coach reid make us practice full pad thursday or not? what is the schedule looking like? i knew at the beginning the decision was irrevocable. i never t thought about croross the border and going to play in kansas city. >> reporter:r: did you want to? >> oh, yeah. hell yeah. i still do. like iff somebody -- at the beginning of the

oa>> we are running a pretty big budget deficit so there will be pressure to where we can save money.do you believe we ought to be reducing the defense budget with iran and russia and north korea? >> i believe the united states can meet the challenges it faces and provide a strategy driven approach to the defense budget and still deliver good value to the taxpayer in doing so. >> so that means you are okay with budget cuts in defense? >> we should be driven by a strategy and to afford the defense we believe we need among other requirements whether a sly or higher or lower top line. personally i think it is less relevant if thank you mr. chairman. >>. >> thank you mr. chairman. i apologize my webcams are not working so i will just be on audio. it is good to see you again you cannot see the we're and with those national security issues facing our country and that expertise plays a critically important role you play the role to shake if the secretary of defense and what you do use your authority and leadership to address those systemic and then rebuilding a team of one - - professionals

how is this affecting you personally oas a parent. >> we have been on pins and needles all weekend wondering on the problem is the same problem we had 15 month ago. it's the same problem we had in 2012. and that is the fact that the ctu. they don't care about kid. this is all about power. they come up with different excuses evidence every day of what they want. we just need one vaccination. next day it was both vaccination informs go back to school. they come up with this ridiculous list of demands, so to speak. and parent we are sick of it. and we can't take it anymore but we don't know how else to fight back. >> what do you think of the real reason is if they keep changing their argument? why don't they want to go back? >> i think a lot of people enjoy working from their homes in florida and their homes in california. their second homes. and i talked to one teacher who says i love staying at home because then i can go work out. i don't have to shower and i can go straight to the zoom classroom. this has never been about the kids, ainsley. this has always been about their needs and not our

and there has been no investigation including cal osha, where is cal osha is is oa cal osha for thefailure to do pd the falsification of testing. i think what is needed really, is a criminal investigation. we are not talking just about of the charitable, horrific attacks on the health and safety of the residents but also a criminal cover up, both by the navy and other government agencies. i think the board of supervisors should call for a criminal investigation by the district attorney of why this has been covered up. why people have been lying about the dangers and radio active nuclear dangers. people have to be held accountable. it seems you can start the board of supervisors and your committee can call for an independent investigation to get to this. the people who did this are not just doing something wrong and harmful. they are engaged in a criminal cover up. that has to be exposed and they have to be held personally accountable. >> supervisor melgar: thank you, steve. next caller, please. hi, welcome. >> my name is james puffer. i have been documenting the navy's dumping of waste int

and there has been no investigation including cal osha, where is cal osha is is oa cal osha for thefailure to do pd the falsification of testing. i think what is needed really, is a criminal investigation. we are not talking just about of the charitable, horrific attacks on the health and safety of the residents but also a criminal cover up, both by the navy and other government agencies. i think the board of supervisors should call for a criminal investigation by the district attorney of why this has been covered up. why people have been lying about the dangers and radio active nuclear dangers. people have to be held accountable. it seems you can start the board of supervisors and your committee can call for an independent investigation to get to this. the people who did this are not just doing something wrong and harmful. they are engaged in a criminal cover up. that has to be exposed and they have to be held personally accountable. >> supervisor melgar: thank you, steve. next caller, please. hi, welcome. >> my name is james puffer. i have been documenting the navy's dumping of waste int

and there has been no investigation including cal osha, where is cal osha is is oa cal osha for thefailure to do pd the falsification of testing. i think what is needed really, is a criminal investigation. we are not talking just about of the charitable, horrific attacks on the health and safety of the residents but also a criminal cover up, both by the navy and other government agencies. i think the board of supervisors should call for a criminal investigation by the district attorney of why this has been covered up. why people have been lying about the dangers and radio active nuclear dangers. people have to be held accountable. it seems you can start the board of supervisors and your committee can call for an independent investigation to get to this. the people who did this are not just doing something wrong and harmful. they are engaged in a criminal cover up. that has to be exposed and they have to be held personally accountable. >> supervisor melgar: thank you, steve. next caller, please. hi, welcome. >> my name is james puffer. i have been documenting the navy's dumping of waste int