embezzlement of humanitarian aid, some were left without a place due to inefficient work in the president 's office the president's openness to society's requests, zelenskyi's personnel decisions indicate the key priorities of the state no closed eyes during the war. everyone should understand their responsibility. the president sees and hears society and directly responds to the key public demand, justice for all, and the head of the kyiv region, oleksiy kuleba , was dismissed. a place has just become vacant, at the same time, political scientists assume that the current staff reshuffle may not be the last, so ukrainian officials and politicians should hear signals from the bank and draw conclusions oleksandr manyukiv to us bodnar tsn 1+1 marathon the only news is that the ukrainian authorities are serious about corruption charges against high-ranking officials, the wave of resignations in the ukrainian government has already been welcomed in the european union, commented the representative of the european commission anna pisonero, within the framework of the process of acquiring eu membership, uk

i would like to hear a statement from the president's office, because the adviser to the president 's represented by oleksiy arestovych , moreover, again, i have already written this to myself on facebook hey, very often when i tell polish media, radio and television, about what is happening in ukraine, they are journalists, they quote our officials, and among those officials is oleksiy arestowych , and in the world, in the world, in the civilized world, there is an institute of reputation, it is important more officials are important, it's not like i said something to myself today, and then i said something else, and then something else. and it was simply washed away from the agenda by the information wave. no, people's words are not taken seriously. and these people are then responsible for their words. responsibility, the word abroad has weight , if it is abroad, the civilized word in russia has no weight, there is just such a thing that people somehow confess their love to arrestees . well, there are no polls to say exactly. well, i think that if you ask them what it is, for examp

probably thinking that he is saying something wise as a freelance adviser in the brackets of the president 's office know what a good ukrainian looks like for a russian, yes, listen. if he is so good, and that is how they quote him, even if they took him home, they would eat out and go to some apartment for him somewhere there, uh, somewhere there, i don't know where. in general, i think there are a lot of apartments made of snow, do you know how the eskimos make it? no, it’s not an igloo yurt. then the awards are given out with those blocks of ice. yes, no, there’s a herring, a tail in a block, you know, so that’s a block, a herring inside. storage and then good cooking, went out on frost and arestovych right there on the spot, well, everything is coming together quite well, gentlemen, we are moving a little further. mr. bohdan good morning good morning glory to ukraine glory to the heroes p bohdan, we started here with an igloo from a yurt. by the way, as far as i know, the yurt of indomitability has also appeared in kharkiv , so it turned out that way, they caught us on the point of the poetry of

this is an aphastric covery plan, and deputy head of the president 's office kyrylo tymoshenko told abouts in an exclusive interview with the tv channel fon single news. and electricity supply networks, water and gas, and most importantly we want it to be implemented right now. and we are talking about this not for the first month . we would like to implement it because we understand that if all the funds for the fast recovery plan are available, it can be done in a year to restore all these objects, it is estimated at about 17 billion dollars, and in fact, we will be able to restore all housing and all critical objects such as schools, kindergartens there and so on ukrainian society named the key principles and directions of the recovery of ukraine after the war, according to him, not all the means that should be involved in this process are available to state institutions, according to masikas , it is necessary to use all the power human capital of ukraine and accelerate its reforms and transition to green and digital technologies, all this should work together with judicial and anti-co

president by law. the classified documents should have been given to the u. s. national archives after he left office. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for barton, after his sharp criticism, a former president trumps alleged mishandling of secret documents by him says he is cooperating with the investigation. people know i take crush, why documents classified material seriously. i also said we're cooperating fully incompletely, the justice department's review, as part of that process. my lawyers reviewed other places, word documents and my of. from my time as voice pression were stored and they finished the review last night. they discovered a small number of documents of classified marketing storage years in file cabinets in my home, in my, in my, my personal library and our correspond michelle up here. then washington has more about the documents that were discovered. we know that they were classified, but we know very little about what they exactly contain. what exactly the level of classification was. we know that we're talking about more than 10 documents, but not hundreds. as was th

biden used after his time as vice president by law, the classified documents should have been given to the u. s. national archives after he left office. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for biden, after his sharp criticism, a former president trumps a legit miss handling of secret documents by and says he's cooperating with the investigation. people know i take classified documents or classified materials seriously. i also said were cooperating fully completed the justice department's review, as part of that process. my lawyers reviewed other places, word documents and my i'm of from my time as vice president were stored and they finished the review last night they discovered a small number of documents, of classified markings, of storage areas in file cabinets in my home, in my, in my my, my personal library. earlier i spoke to washington based political analyst, liz sugar. i asked her what more was known about the documents that have been found . so right now they're saying there is a very small number of documents with classified noting on them. interestingly, some of these were found as earlier stated in a think tank

s. president joe biden's home and private office that says a similar inquiry is continuing in to why secret documents were found stored at donald trump's florida residence. what are the implications of the latest find and it's timing and how do the 2 cases compare? these are some of the questions will be asking our guests in just a moment. but 1st, this report from our white house correspondent kimberly hawk it the discovery of a 2nd batch of classified documents. this time inside the garage of president, jo biden's, private residence, has made it difficult for binding to quell this latest political controversy. people know, i take classified documents, classified material seriously. whitehouse lawyers revealed the documents for found recently and relate to biden's time as vice president under president barack obama . the white house lawyers and says they immediately turn the documents over to the national archives. still, the department of justice is appointing us attorney robert her as special counsel to investigate whether biden broke the law. i will ensure that mister her receive

s. president joe biden visits mexico for the 1st time. his taking office is under pressure at home to find a solution to the immigration crisis at the border. and iran continues its executions of people linked to anti government demonstrations. foreign observers have condemned their trials as pacey and unfair. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. authorities in brazil are saying they will protect democracy and punish thousands of supporters of former president, jail bull sanara in response to the violent riots in the capital on sunday is comes after they ransacked the national congress supreme court and presidential palace. after months of camping out in the capital, salsa narrow supporters are removed on the orders of a supreme court judge. after inspecting the damage to the presidential palace, brazilian president lewis in a theo looted to silva, held a meeting with his cabinet on monday. speaking, following the attack, he said those who are responsible will be punished. these are real vandals destroying everything in their path. we beli

these are classified dobermans that were found in the closet of at the time vice president biden 's private officeeal issue here. i think that the national archives is going to have to provide information as to what's been going on between the current biden administration and them regarding these documents. what did they know? when did they know it? when did the president know it and did the president know these documents were there which i think he would have to know it's his personal office and his closet. neil: where does this go? i mean, you think this requires hearings? how do you want to handle it? >> oh, i think it does require hearings. it certainly requires investigation, but you also have to look at number one, not only the double standard but you have to look at the possibility of the president being compromised. the pen biden center receives significant donations over $15 million anonymous donations from china, so you have to wonder what did they get for those donations? what kind of influence are they leveraging on president biden. those are all things that the oversight committee nee

former president child boston narrow rampage in the capitol, refusing to accept looters election victory. also coming up u. s. president joe biden visits mexico for the 1st time since taking office. he's under pressure at home to find a solution to the immigration crisis at the border. and age groups worn millions of people in northern syria could be cut off from life saving assistance. as russia pushes to shut down, cross border aid operations from turkey. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. thought he's in brazil are saying they will protect democracy and punish thousands of supporters of former president shire boston. narrow in response to the violent riots in the capital on sunday is comes after they ransacked the national congress supreme court and presidential palace. after months of camping out in the capital. both scenarios, the alters, are removed on the orders of a supreme court judge. after inspecting the damage to the presidential palace, brazilian president lewis in a theo looted to silva, held a meeting with his cabinet on monday. speaking, following the attack, he said those who are responsible will be punished. these are real vandals destroying

also affected the regional military administrations and the office of the president and the general prosecutor's office of the prosecutor general 's office. bureau of policy analysis of the sumatra, mr. viktor, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, good health, well, as we are already used to the sumatra, it is always somehow clearer , you understand, in particular, it is about what is happening in kyiv, but jokes are jokes, sir viktor, in your opinion, you are an experienced political scientist, so to speak, beaten by life, what is going on, what kind of process is it that started like this, well, as if it started with all - with all the resignations of oleksiy arestovych, that's how it went this is, of course, some kind of irony, but the changes are extremely serious p viktor please your serious assessment, everything started with the arrest, it was announced today or something, that when he went with the president's office last time , a month and a half later, the war started. now , in a month and a half, something can also happen. well, maybe putin will die. i wish then it was possible to arrest a lot now, viktor bondarenko,

president jair bolsonaro broke through police barriers. years and vandalized congress, the supreme court and the presidential offices and has seen reminiscent of the january 6th attack. on the u. s. capitol writers are refusing to accept president lula da silva's victory, and lula blames bolsonaro, who is now in florida for fueling the violence with false claims that the election was stolen about 400 people have been arrested, and president biden is still facing criticism over the migrant crisis after making his first visit to the southern border as president. republicans are dismissing the trip as a photo op and immigration advocates are slamming biden over his latest rules impacting tens of thousands of migrants. president biden, making his first visit to the u. s southern border since taking office in december, the city of el paso saw an average of 2500 apprehensions of migrants a day the administration sending money and manpower to the border, helping reduce that number to about 700 a day. the president who caused the chaos of the border needed to be here. it just so happens he's two years and about $20 billion too late as he arrived in texas, the president was greeted by on

another enemy attack in front of the city of zaporizhzhia, the occupiers hit with s-300 missiles, the president's office was informed that the russians hit the infrastructure objects there , the industrial buildings were destroyed, a fire broke out, at the same time, the secretary of the city council, anatoly kurtev, added that the explosive wave in the suburbs damaged eight multi-story buildings, their windows were blown out and their balconies were destroyed; in addition, fragments of projectiles disfigured the children's the windows of the kindergarten there were also blown out and the roof was partially damaged, the occupiers shelled the settlement of the kotsurub community in the mykolaiv region, the head of the regional military administration vitaliy kim said, the russian invaders damaged residential buildings and farm buildings, there is no information about the victims in other areas of the region and in mykolaiv, it is relatively calm and restless in nikopol the invaders hit the district center with heavy artillery at night, residential quarters were hit by a dozen enemy shells, noted the head

and kyrylo tymoshenko, president zelensky�*s own deputy head of office, stood down after reports thatame from this man, mykhailo tkach, an investigative journalist for the news website ukrainska pravda. translation: if the source of the money is unclear, they register things, such as cars or mansions, to their close people or relatives, people that do not have an obligation to declare their property. i think every step an official makes should be clear to society. mr tymoshenko has also denied doing anything wrong, but mykhailo's scoops have led to a shake—up across government. translation: the president's latest decision also shows that such responsibility is recognised at the highest level, that you can't play around with this. we are talking about our country's existence. it is very important. this has already been a war that has taken so much from so many. and while there is fighting in some parts of the country, in others, people are trying to recover. so when there are claims of corruption once again at the heart of ukrainian politics, the political damage is that much deeper. o

and they were relentless, so relentless, in fact, that when- president hoover later threatened to veto the bill,s they marched to the oval officet leave until he pledged his support. please don't remind president biden that i shared that story with you. [laughing] in the decades since, this group has come together again and again to meet america's needs: advocating for civil rights, supporting the vulnerable, taking in refugees fleeing conflict, tackling the hiv/aids epidemic, and fighting violent crime in our neighborhoods. today, on the defining priorities of our time, america's mayors continue to lead the way, and to deliver results for our people. we know that cities are the engines of opportunity and ingenuity in the united states. they're where challenges tend to emerge first, and solutions are often forged quickest. i've been able to see some of that firsthand in my own travelt over the last couple of years. the great vitality of cities is why president biden asked four mayors to join his cabinet.. it's why whenever i visit our cities and meet their leaders, i tend to leave more optimistic and more confident about americ

s office. at some point, i received a call. just after presidentgovernment task force called kleptoca ptu re. the goals for us are to target the people who are on the sanctions list, to bring any charge available, to seize any asset available. the idea is to disgorge profits in any way that we can as quickly as we can. so we look for sanctions evasion, we look for money laundering, we look for efforts to avoid export controls that we�*ve put into place here in the united states. part of the goal here is to unwind the fruits of corruption. part of it, in my mind, is to punish what are, in effect, massive crimes. 0urjob as law enforcement officers... andrew adams has built his strategy on his experience prosecuting the mafia. for ten years, he fought against organised and violent crime. it�*s hard to imagine a more violent crime on a more massively organised scale than this illegal war that�*s going on right now. from the outset, adams and his team focused on sanctioned oligarchs�* most highly prized possessions. movable assets like yachts, like air

he was a prominent figure in president volodmyr zelensky�*s government, taking office injuly 2021.miliar face to many, delivering regular updates to the public after russian missile strikes across the country. tributes have been pouring in from his friends and colleagues. the ukrainian foreign minister called it "a huge loss for all of us." and this is a ukrainian mp who knew him speaking to the bbc. he was very close to president zelensky, being next to him from day one of his campaigning, and this is definitely a big human loss for our team, for the team of president zelensky and for every ukrainian, because he was a great person. very energetic, very patriotic, as i've said. i mean, i have no words. i'm trying to keep calm, but this is very hard. this is very hard because this is a tragedy for everyone. let's get the thoughts now of the mayor of kyiv, vitali klitschko. very patriotic guy. did a lot of things for ukraine, i made police reform in ukraine, and it's actually... ..a big tragedy for- ukraine, for his family. plenty of reaction to bring you internationally as well. in

s. secretary of state will see things for himself and decide to persuade president biden, to change the u. s. government position but is, was remembering the president, but ever since he took office as not wanted to stop proper negotiations. he had not really wanted to dig deep into this long standing dispute. and of course the u. s. is so currently preoccupied with the war and you cried. thank you for that. james space is our diplomatic editor, live in occupied east jerusalem. well, let's take a closer look at why janine has been the focus. all these really raised recently, both the city and the refugee camp is seen as a center of palestinian resistance against the israeli occupation. a number of armed globes. heavy may share. israel intensified operations last year after a few ease of attacks blamed on palestinian fight destroy. janine raids are now carried out regularly with women and children among those killed only. i spoke to francesca by niecy, who's the us special proper tour on the palestinian territory. she believes that israel broke into national law during a raid miss assessment is that yesterday's attack engineering violates international law in my amount to internat

cases so there is an investigation into these documents that are related to mr biden�*s time in office as vice presidentrlier when he was a senator. protests in israel against plans by the new right—wing government to overhaul the judicial system have gone on into the night. there were more than 100,000 protesters in tel aviv and thousands more took to the streets in other cities. it's the largest demonstration since benjamin netanyahu's return to power last month. from tel aviv, tom bateman reports. they came in their tens of thousands and brought central tel aviv to a standstill, accusing israel's coalition of a coup against democracy. i am a student, a law student and once i heard about the reform in the legal system, i was shocked. we, as a student protest, are against it and want to save our democracy. protesters railed against mr netanyahu, back in power with the country's most religious nationalist coalition ever. lawyersjoined in, slamming plans for changes to weaken the power of the courts, with the prime minister himself on trialfor corruption. 0pposition leader yair lapid was there, calling f

but we have not even pay down our debt since the late 1990's, when president clinton was in office and republicans controlled congress, and they made deals that, along with economic growth, balanced the budget and helped us pay down our debt. since the year 2000, we have been running deficits, in many cases very large, projected to grow now into the future. we are not expected to pay down any of our debt anytime soon. host: john in wisconsin, independent line, thanks for calling. go ahead. caller: my question is, i would like to know what percentage of household income -- household debt there is to income, in comparison to our federal government. and secondly, with japan having 2.5 times their gdp currently with that -- with debt, why we are overly alarmed with our 1.2 times gdp. and what will happen if republican measures to cut the irs are implemented to the interest portion of our debt. thank you for taking my call. guest: sure. good questions there. i don't offhand no -- know that household debt to income ratio. it is interesting to look at. the government and several a lot of diff

ah, classified documents are found in the home and private office of u. s. president joe biden. that's months after the f b, i recovered secret papers from the residents of his predecessor, donald trump. so how significant are these latest discoveries and what are the political implications? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully back table. an investigation by a special council has been ordered into why classified papers were kept at us. president joe biden's, home and private office that says a similar inquiry is continuing into why secret documents were found stored at donald trump's florida residence. what are the implications of the latest find and it's timing and how do the 2 cases compare? these are some of the questions will be asking our guests in just a moment. but 1st, this report from our white house correspondent kimberly hawk it the discovery of a 2nd batch of classified documents. this time inside the garage of president jo biden's, private residence has made it difficult for bided to quell this latest political controversy. people kn

secret reports had been found in office biden, used after his time as vice president, that was back in november by law. the classified documents should have been given to the u. s. national archives. after he left office. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for biden, after his sharp criticism, a former president trumps, alleged mishandling of secret documents abide and says he is cooperating with the investigation. people know, i take crush, why documents classified material seriously. i also said we're cooperating fully incompletely, the justice department's review, as part of that process. my lawyers reviewed other places, word documents and my of. from my time as vice president were stored and i finished the review last night, they discovered a small number of documents of classified markings of storage years in file cabinets in my home in my, in my, my personal library. let's go live to washington dc. we're are corresponding, mikaela covina is following the story very closely. mikaela. what do we know about the documents that were found and their level of classification? of course we know that they were classified but we know very little about wha

another enemy attack in front of the town of zaporizhzhia, the occupiers hit with s-300 missiles, the office reported the president of the russians was hit by the russians in an infrastructure object, industrial buildings were destroyed there, a fire broke out, at the same time the secretary of the city council, anatoly kurtev, added that the blast wave in the suburbs damaged eight high-rise buildings, their windows were blown out and their balconies were blown out. a partially damaged roof and operational information from the general staff, our defenders continue to hold the defense, repelled enemy attacks near ten settlements on the eastern front, in particular near stelmakh in kyiv, belogorivka, luhansk oblast, and soledar bakhmuto-mayorsky, donetsk oblast, the occupiers do not stop shelling populated areas along the entire contact line, however, our soldiers do not leave the russian invaders unanswered and deliver blows. tokmak, melitopol, berdyansk, pology and vasylivka, zaporizhzhia region, two ammunition depots of up to 10 units of military equipment of various types were destroyed, two points were damaged

cases so there is an investigation into these documents that are related to mr biden�*s time in office as vice presidentier when he was a senator. much earlier when he was a senator-— much earlier when he was a senator. ., ~ , ., , . protests in israel against plans by the new right—wing government to overhaul the judicial system — have gone on into the night. there were more than 100,000 protesters in tel aviv and thousands more took to the streets in other cities. it's the largest demonstration since benjamin netanyahu's return to power last month. from tel aviv — tom bateman reports. these protesters say they believe there is a coup going on to try to dismantle israel's system of government by mr netanyahu, by this coalition, it is the most radically nationalist right—wing and religious government in israel's history. it has brought all these people out onto the streets of tel aviv tonight. i was just chatting to one woman who was here with her baby son, who said she was so concerned about the direction of the country that she was considering leaving it, and that she didn't want her son to serve in t

in mar—a—lago, for example, and those that were discovered atjoe biden�*s residence and former office. they're saying that president these classified documents and has sought to cooperate fully with government investigators, as distinct from donald trump's behaviour. and he had to basically be coerced into parting with hundreds of classified documents that were found in a raid by the fbi on his florida residence, mar—a—lago. but as i say, it is this drip—drip that keeps coming up and keeps embarrassing president biden. it's preoccupied his agenda over the course of the last week, certainly as far as the media is concerned here. and this independent lawyer has been appointed to ensure, well, to find out whether they have been mishandled, these documents, but it is against the lawjust to have them, isn't it? it's a very serious matter, all this. the presidential records act maintains that e—mails, documents, letters and all sorts of things relating to a presidential run in office should be handed over to the national archives and be stored for the public�*s use in the future. this is not something that can be taken a

special counsel to examine why the classified documents were found at president biden's home and office, intensifying the scrutiny of the. 's actions after he left the vice presidency back in 2017. so it snowballs. from the justice department. >> a little bit of deja vu at the department of justice. it was not even two months ago when attorney general merrick garland announced a special counsel in the trump mar-a-lago probe. and now the president of the united states. merrick garland's choice was to appoint a special counsel, putting the trump and biden situation, even though there are many differences, it puts them in the same path in the sense that we have two separate special counsels looking into both classified documents here. special counsel robert herr taking the special counsel, unfolding by the hour. that's not an exaggeration. i'm told things got to a point where attorney general garland had to appoint a special counsel, because it involves his boss, the president of the united states. >> i am confident that he will carry out his responsibility in an even-handed and urgent manner, and in accordance with the highes

s. capitol president biden preparing to honor those who defended the capital we hear from a capital officera of that day and its effect on his daily life plus former president trump named in a new wrongful death lawsuit tied to january 6th. the battle to choose. the house speaker enters its fourth day, the longest vote since before the civil war. but republican leader kevin mccarthy said overnight and how the stalemate could affect national security. the man accused of killing four college students in idaho, appearing in court as police reveal the evidence against him . the victim's roommate says she saw someone in the house wearing a mask that timeline and what one of the victim's parents as

those that were found in florida and those that were discovered atjoe biden�*s residents and former office. they are saying presidenthese classified documents and has sought to cooperate fully with government investigators as distinct from donald trump's behaviour. he had to be coerced into parting with hundreds of classified documents that were found in a raid by the fbi on his florida residents. but as i say, it is this drip, drip that keeps coming up, keeps embarrassing president biden, it has preoccupied his agenda over the last week, certainly as far as the media is concerned here.— certainly as far as the media is concerned here. this independent la er has concerned here. this independent lawyer has been _ concerned here. this independent lawyer has been appointed - concerned here. this independent lawyer has been appointed to - concerned here. this independent lawyer has been appointed to findj lawyer has been appointed to find out whether they have been mishandled, this documents. but it is against the law to just have them, isn't it? it’s is against the law to 'ust have them, isn't it?_ is against the law t

s. president's home and in an office, an unsecured office in washington, dc, dating back to the days when he was vice president. last talk about let's bring in panica, hang joins us now from washington, d. c. so patty, a lot of referring you to other departments there. i think is what we take away from that not getting drawn into a lot of detail now this is pretty much press secretary 101 in the almost the exact repeat. not verbatim, but a pretty close repeat of the question she was getting just yesterday. this is what she's going to say. she's going to say look, if you have questions about how we're handling it, talk to the white house counsel's office. and if you have questions about the investigation, well then you're going to have to go to the justice department. this is pretty much what they do in washington. so it's, it's, her answer is probably are going to change. that's probably not why this matters. what matters is how many more days the reporters are going to keep their focus squarely on this issue. to just say again, to recap, we believe that joe biden present jo buttons,

locked garage door that opens and closes by a push of a button, how many yea years has s vice president who has been in officean 40 years -- dagen: all the details all morning long, "mornings with maria" live right now. ♪ hold on. ♪ i'm coming. ♪ hold on. ♪ i'm coming. ♪ hold on. ♪ i'm coming. ♪ hold on. ♪ i'm coming. dagen: more documents discovered in the biden family delaware home, previously found all the way back in december. but the american people only recently learning about them. at least six documents markeds classified found locked up in a room next to the garage where at least one document was confirmed sitting next to biden's 1967 corvette stingray. maria spoke with ohio congressman jim jordan on sunday morning futures about the stunning hypocrisy on diskellyanne conway play. display.>> they didn't tell ust the second batch even though knew about it at the time. they can say they're being transparent. it's anything but. it's a double standard. clinton mishandles classified information, they get certain, biden han handles classified information, it gets treated a p certain way, president trump get

president. ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera alive from doha is so coming up. u. s. president joe biden is in mexico. it's his 1st visit to latin america since taking office you cry and dismisses what it says is russian propaganda. after moscow said it had killed, more than $600.00 ukrainian soldiers. and taiwan condemns china for holding it sickened. military drills around the island in less than a month. a brazil security forces have regained control of state institutions stormed by thousands of supporters of former prison cha. both scenario. they had invited congress, the supreme court and the presidential palace. hundreds of people have been arrested and the governor of brasilia has been removed for 90 days. for failing to prevent the attack, the protesters warned presidents luis, ignacio lula da silva removed from office or from rio de janeiro, his molecules on a key. if, ah, these were the scenes that many in brazil had feared for months. thousands of supporters of former president j able so mattel storming the heart of government congress, the supreme court and the presidential palace. once inside the ran riot, shattering windows and destroying fur

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president bolsonaro stormed the government compound. the building houses the supreme court, congress and the office of the president. they�*re angry at the result of october�*sotal chaos in brasilia, as thousands of hard—line protesters invaded government buildings. authorities responding with tear gas to try and regain control of brazil�*s capital. this was a scenario many here feared might happen, after a divisive election back in october. these images are clearly reminiscent of what happened in the us capitol two years ago. after all, former presidentjair bolsonaro is nicknamed "the trump of the tropics" by some. but while far—right protesters here have been emboldened by the former us president, this was more than just a copycat insurrection. and it goes beyond bolsonaro, too. what angers protesters most is not so much that bolsonaro lost, but the fact that lula won — a man they see as belonging in prison, not the presidential palace. translation: i'm here in this totally peaceful demonstration j because i don�*t agree with all the thievery of lula, the vice president, the supreme court and the superior electoral court. we want new elections, clean ballo

s institute of international affairs welcome back to the programme. president biden is yet to comment on the discovery of a handful of classified documents, in a private officer from his time served as vice president.today he was asked about it while attending a summit of north america leaders in mexico city. no comment but that rye smile tells you a lot. the republicans are already pointing to double standards. and the comments that joe biden made in september, at the time federal agents were recovering, scores of classified documents, from the home of former president donald trump. you saw the photograph of the top—secret documents laid out on the floor at mar—a—lago. what did you think to yourself looking at that image? how that could possibly happen. how anyone could be that irresponsible. the attorney general has assigned the us attorney in chicago to review this matter and conduct a damage assessment. he is one of only two attorneys from the trump era that are still serving, the other is the delaware attorney who is leading an investigation into the presidents son hunter biden. let�*s bring in formerfederal prosecutorjoe moreno good to see you joe. thi

s. president donald trump and incumbent president biden's home on former washington office. the department says almost $300.00 documents, marked classified, including top secret markings were taken from trumps. former residents. legal on media analyst line also is unclear who will be responsible for the improper storage of classified documents. first, they're one after trump. oh my god. you would have thought cache was espionage, this was the worst being the left media were going crazy edge. well, role there is no excuse joe biden, even said, has this man no decency and i'm embellishing she because there are these places call skiffs and this is called a sensitive compartment id, information facility. and if you've ever seen gets more just like the cone of silence, okay, that was trump. hedge will role. now we find out, by the way, he was president. when he took it in, there's some talk about whether you can declassify these documents. now we jumped to joe, but joe bind documents are found in his garage next to his corvette in boxes that his son and everybody has access to si

let's get some of the day's other news: the attorney general�*s office in peru has opened an investigation into the presidentng weeks of deadly clashes between anti—government protesters and security forces. there have been continuing bouts of violence since the jailing of peru's left—wing leader, pedro castillo, last month. 17 people were killed on monday in the southern city ofjuliaca. clashes are continuing there despite a curfew. the former chief financial officer of the trump 0rganisation, allen weiselberg, was sentenced to five months injail. he was found guilty of a 13—year tax fraud scheme at the trump 0rganisation after evading $1.76 million in unreported income. he pled guilty to all charges against him, admitting that he and other executives received compensation to save money for the company. police in london are investigating after metal contaminated with uranium was found at heathrow airport last month. the metropolitan police say the amount of contaminated material found in a shipment of scrap metal was extremely small and posed no threat to the public. the bbc understands that one line of inq

s capitol and president biden is praising the law enforcement officers who fought off that violent mobe house ceremony was held today to mark the second anniversary of the insurrection, and president biden awarded the presidential citizens medal to 12 people for their heroism defending the capital. it is the second highest civilian award in the u . s. the recipients included law enforcement officers who were injured and one who died a day after that attack. you held the line that day. what was on the line was our democracy. history will remember your names. and history will remember your names. remember your courage. remember your bravery. remember your extraordinary commitments to your fellow americans. it's not hyperbole. that's a fact. other recipients of the presidential citizens medal included elections workers who rejected efforts of angry mobs in the former president to overturn the 2020 election results. well it is friday, and many barry residents are looking to head up to the sierra for the weekend. we'll get a live update from lake tahoe as the region prepares for more snow.