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but november, is fully restored and respected-_ respected.but if china says no to an arms embargo, - respected. but if china says no to an arms embargo, if- respected. but if china says no to an arms embargo, if it - respected. but if china says no to an arms embargo, if it says| to an arms embargo, if it says no to sanctions, there is no direction. no to sanctions, there is no direction-— direction. there are other pressure _ direction. there are other pressure points _ direction. there are other pressure points and - direction. there are other pressure points and i - direction. there are other| pressure points and i think what is clear is that the military needs to see the will of the international community, and we will continue to speak up and we will continue to speak up loud and as much as we can to ensure that the rights of the people of myanmar are respected. the people of myanmar are respected-— the people of myanmar are resected. , ., , .,, respected. there is a problem for the un, — respected. there is a problem for the un, militar

so there are additional concerns that we have with respect to these children. fource of our witnesses were children at the time of the incident. two of them still are minors, but the concern is these are children who did not choose to be a part of this case. these are individuals who were going about their day and happened to see a man die before their eyes. they didn't choose to be part of this process, and they are going to have to live with being a part of this process for the rest of their lives, so we want to make sure that we are adequately addressing their privacy concerns. obviously it is something that is pretty commonplace with respect to child victims and witnesses. it's pretty standard for court documents to refer to minors by their initials or by some pseudonym. if the court is inclined to maintain the audio coverage portion of these individuals testimony, we would at least ask that the court consider use of a pseudonym with the individuals just using their first name. i did speak with mr. nelson about this briefly and i understand that the defense

england had to find their own answers _ that respect.n _ that respect. england had to find their own answers in the - that respect. england had to find their own answers in the series, | that respect. england had to find . their own answers in the series, and by the end there was only one team in it. joe wilson, bbc news. to the premier league now. arsenal got off to the perfect start, against burnley, in the early game this afternoon. but a mistake by granit xhaka, which lead to a bizarre equaliser — and some last ditch burnley defending meant it was honours even at turf moor. alex gulrajani reports. consistency is what he has been searching for with his arsenal team, and a trip to turf moor offered a chance of a third consecutive win. pierre—emerick aubameyang got him running early on. truth be told, arsenal should have scored more but wasted their chances. at the other end, burnley�*s pressing produced panic. granit xhaka with the assist. chris wood didn't know too much about it. his team—mate, erik pieters, would be key man from here

disease by dignity and respect-_ and respect.bama in the _ and respect. this is a plant in alabama in the deep - and respect. this is a plant in alabama in the deep south i and respect. this is a plant in i alabama in the deep south and i and respect. this is a plant in - alabama in the deep south and i know that there are low—wage assembly plants in tennessee and south carolina and mississippi. this is a north—south issue and is there a union problem in the deep south? there is a structural racism problem in the deep south and jim crow is alive and there's no question about it. alabama is 49th and 50th in terms of labour protections that means state labour legislation and doesn't enforce its own and doesn't have its own labour laws and does not protect workers' rights and doesn't have a function that protects workers' rights and states and yes, absolutely, there is a southern flavour here but amazon has been engaging in union—busting and speed ups across the country across staten island in new york or delaware, this is a nationa

and this is— the way, the values, the respect and this is a _ the way, the values, the respect and this, the respect and this is a key part in my project. and _ this is a key part in my project. and she — this is a key part in my project. and she watches the games and he sends you supportive messages before and after tournaments, i think that is really good. and after tournaments, i think that is really good-— is really good. you've had some success in _ is really good. you've had some success in the _ is really good. you've had some success in the premier - is really good. you've had some success in the premier league. | is really good. you've had some - success in the premier league. the represented — success in the premier league. the represented form. _ success in the premier league. the represented form. what _ success in the premier league. the represented form. what do - success in the premier league. the represented form. what do you - success in the premier league. the. represented form. what do you think of that? _ represented form. what do you think of that? i— represented fo

and what the police were really _ respects.aying is please don't come, please _ really saying is please don't come, please don't come to clapham, because — please don't come to clapham, because we're trying to enforce this _ because we're trying to enforce this and — because we're trying to enforce this. and the duchess of cambridge .oes this. and the duchess of cambridge goes there. she goes there silently, she lays— goes there. she goes there silently, she lays a _ goes there. she goes there silently, she lays a bunch of flowers. it's mother's — she lays a bunch of flowers. it's mother's day tomorrow and sarah everard's — mother's day tomorrow and sarah everard's mother will not be hearing from her— everard's mother will not be hearing from her daughter. and the duchess of cambridge speaks, or gestures, and it— of cambridge speaks, or gestures, and it was— of cambridge speaks, or gestures, and it was so powerful because i think— and it was so powerful because i think there are so many women who would _ think there are so many

with all respect, you talk of these _ coverage.se politicians as i talk of these politicians as though they are revolutionaries throwing molotov cocktails on the streets. we spoke recently to a respected professor at hong kong university, founder of the civic party, a man who by no stretch of any imagination could be called eight subversive, a terrorist, criminal, a man who said this. it is now in our territory, a totalitarian drive for control that we are witnessing. well, this gentle — that we are witnessing. well, this gentle has _ that we are witnessing. well, this gentle has his _ that we are witnessing. well, this gentle has his views i that we are witnessing. well, this gentle has his views but| this gentle has his views but this gentle has his views but this is opinion, it's not shared by the great majority of our citizens. eversince shared by the great majority of our citizens. ever since the implementation of the national security law, it's a fact that law and order has returned to hong kong and a large numbers of us can'

the red cross is calling on both the faith of the military and these armed groups to ensure their respect of human rights and also ensure the axes to cover the 19 vaccines. to facilitate the work of humanitarian organizations in the country. it's good to have you with us hello adrian from going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera egypt is kind of authority says that it suspended traffic through the waterway while tugboats work to free a standard stranded ship it's been blocking the southern stretch of the busy shipping lane for 2 days now lawrence brennan is a retired u.s. navy captain and says the accident could result in long term disruptions to shipping through the canal photographs from yesterday show the ship part of ground at the bed and that the stern is afloat and that could possibly emphasizing possibly cause additional damage to the ship if this ship were to break it off and it could not be reflected iss and removed that would be a long term blockage of the canal in its present position north korea has fired 2 ballistic missiles into the sea off its eastern coastline the

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paul: it goes back to the respecting. when i think of respect, it is ridiculous.to be more respectful without being sent to jail for it. lisa, you seen it all and covered it all, how do we fix this. >> that is a tough question. i think a lot of it is parenting, teaching your kids to have respect, teaching your kids to address issues in the right way. if you have concerns, it's within your rights as an american to protest and make your voice known however, you can't get into writing or abuse police, you can't take it to the next level where it becomes lawbreaking but in regard to this, i agree with the rest of the panel, we need more beach, not less and it's already a problem in the u.s. right now with cancel culture and loss of free speech and i don't think we should add this but what does he do, which i support is they treat crimes against police as hate crimes, there's a handful of states who have these laws and i think that's something we should consider, if somebody goes out and attacks a police officer simply because they are wearing a badge because they want

is warning the prime minister troubles brewing if more respect isn't shown to muslims insinuating the country could go the way of fronts this is after a teacher in northern england left parts of the community outraged by showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to his class all we ask for is a bit of respect if one teacher can do it another teach can do it 5 years down the line and we do not want this to be the case otherwise we are not responsible for the actions of some individuals. however the arm says he condemns any assertions that promote violence the teacher who sparked the outrage showed the prophet muhammad caricature as during a class debate on blasphemy in this family and now in hiding after receiving death threats he has apologized but has been suspended though some local muslims are demanding the school actually fire him however a petition calling on the school to reinstate him has now garnered more than 65000 signatures of the u.k. department for education has defended the teacher it is never acceptable to threaten the intimate data teaches we encourage dialogue between

community can't be held responsible for the actions of some individuals and muslims aren't treated with respect the scandal involving cartoons of the prophet muhammad in school our guest debated the issues raised. through matches into such things what's most alarming here is that it teaches us how to go into hiding with police protection. and involuntary manslaughter and french pharma giants found guilty over a weight loss drug that's believed to pull hundreds of deaths in what's one of the country's worst healthcare scandals. in the world anti-doping agency launches a formal probe against the u.k. anti doping body of a white fail to the us to get a cyclist who tested positive for a banned substance ahead of the 2012 london olympics. other very good morning to you thanks for joining us here. an a bomb in the u.k. warning the prime minister trouble is brewing if more respect isn't shown to muslims insinuating that the country could go the way of france this is after a teacher in northern england left parts of the community outraged by showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to his class all we

we're heafina disappointing in that respect. we're hearin: a disappointing in that respect.'re hearing a lot from _ disappointing in that respect. we're hearing a lot from the _ disappointing in that respect. we're hearing a lot from the survivors - hearing a lot from the survivors today, and there has also been strong criticism from the fa. what is their reaction today?— is their reaction today? well, it's interesting- _ is their reaction today? well, it's interesting. there _ is their reaction today? well, it's interesting. there was _ is their reaction today? well, it's interesting. there was no - is their reaction today? well, it's i interesting. there was no evidence, sheldon said, of any cover—up or institutional conspiracy by the fa or by clubs, but he did as we've said say that there were inexcusable failings when it came to the length of time that it took the governing body to act on these concerns, and when it came to safeguarding protocols. and in response, mark bullingham, the chief executive, had this to say earlier.— this to say earlier. sheldon outlines — this

and a good employer will respect that and work with that. as eisenhower said, as i quoted in my opening, only a fool would try to keep a working american from organizing into a union. madam speaker, i urge a yes vote on the rule and the previous question. i yield back the balance of my time, and move the previous question on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no.

enforcement saying people on january 6th, respect law enforcement, respect our democracy.for our country, a disrespect for our government and honestly a disrespect for each other and that is the key to this, that we are losing this respect for each other, losing respect for our country, and that is what allows people to feel like they can attack our capitol, and attack each other. >> that picture of you that we're showing on the screen is important because i've had a few conversations this morning with members of the asian american community who are saying that, you know, you may not be part of this problem but you can do little things to help end it and that's what you were doing that day in the capitol. you were doing your little thing you could do. you were cleaning up trash. i think we have to take inspiration from that, about what the rest of us can do to make our asian american brothers and sisters feel safe, our little bit to reach out and be allies and help keep those feel safe. thank you both for your work, katie benner, just reporter for "the new york times" and

respecting law enforcement. and certainly not people that wouldn't break the law. something like 300 of the 800 have been charged with crimes. serious crimes. so it's just untrue. i really truly wonder about senator johnson. what brings someone to say those things? who is a relatively well respected elected official, to say those things that are just absolutely bold-faced lies. they are just lies. they are just lies. >> i really appreciate getting your straight take on it. there's important aspects to the story beyond the controversy. and we tried to teach some of those tonight. thank you for sticking around for two blocks. >> my pleasure. >>> we have more on the program tonight including why aoc and biden are agreeing on something big today. what she's doing helping the biden administration. but coming up the doj is run by merrick garland and moving fast on the rioters. and my special guest live, after this. rioters and my special guest live, after this small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll

respect them as well. >> i respect you and respecting the people. >> this is not respect. >> he doesack down, does he? brian: no. he is telling the story that henry cuellar has been saying alone. if he didn't go in there and take the pictures and give them axios and ted cruz didn't shoot video think they weren't ready yet. the wallpaper wasn't up or molding wasn't finished and that's why we are not allowed in there when joe biden was allowed in his press conference what the follow-up question was do you want to be transparent? yes. do you know when we can get in there? no. since when do you take no for an answer? why is this okay? am i okay with it no. fix it that's why we are opening up military paces. taken you three weeks. keep in mind, they were warned by officials if you get rid of the remain in mexico, and the third country rule, if you allow unaccompanied minors to stay, it will be a disaster. they did it anyway. ainsley: brian and steve, what was really disturbing, if you listen to ted cruz's interviews over the weekend, he talked about how they are sleeping on floors, they a

trying to really wanting to pay their respects and of course we will get to our correspondent who is on the scene he's been following the story and it's quite remarkable that you know many women saying that they feel quite scared to walk the streets and that it's an issue that affects everyone there had been an event that was organized but. actually it was. initially cancel their work and sounds obviously this is all happening in the midst of a pandemic and so concerned about people coming together and a bit as you can see they're wearing mask and and emotions are running very high so people feeling the need to turn out to show their support of course. sarah ever aguas. she was walking through clapham common on her way back from a friend's house before she disappeared on the 3rd of march and a police officer wayne couzens has been charged with murder and with her kidnapping so that's how it stands at the moment but also on the other side of the atlantic people are also marking the one year anniversary of the death of briana taylor and i mean really fascinating because these 2 stories

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with respect to zimbabwe and to maintain and force the sanctions to respond to this threat. signed, sincerely, president biden, the white house, march 2, 2021. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, section 202-d of the national emergency act, 50 u.s.c. 1622-d provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency unless within 90 days prior to the anniversary date of its declaration the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress a notice stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance with this provision, i have sent to the federal register for publication the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency declared in executive order 136- 0 of march 6, 2014 with respect to ukraine is to continue in effect beyond march 6, 2021. the actions and policies of persons that undermine democratic processes and institutions in ukraine threaten its peace

i think respect for... audio breaks up. who is a democrat who says that, "you know, i have a right to express my opinion "that through peaceful means, i want to advocate for a future for hong kong, which, in the long run, "may involve some form of super—autonomy, maybe even separation, from china"... you're saying that however peaceful, however democratic that argument is made, it is fundamentally subversive and criminal. is that what you're saying? i'm not saying that, but that sort of statement definitely goes against the basic design, legislative intent on the basic law, and the whole purpose of one country, two systems. our separate systems is predicated on us being a part of the country. you know, the sino—british joint declaration, that your ministers are so fond of referring to, the first statement is, "the prc government will resume "the exercise of sovereignty and restore hong kong "to china, 1july1997." the second statement by your government is, "uk will restore hong kong to china." as simple as that. where does

they genuinely respect.im when nixon was down by watergate and was the next president, the chinese warmly look i'm tom, had him come over. so that was the tradition. they were good at doing this. they plan your friendship to try to get you to do favors for them. it's part of their very skillful diplomacy. >> we have a question right here. >> what's subtle differences are you noticing in terms of the approaches to foreign policy in the nixon administration compared to other administrations back then? >> how many hours do we have? that is a huge question i can't do justice. to i served in his administration but i served in many other administrations, republican and democrat. i said this at the outset. i'm not saying that we didn't make mistakes or that nixon and kissinger failed in certain areas, of course, stated they were human, they were not perfect, but i do think that the strategic approach that we are discussing has never been replicated in the sense of, you don't necessarily have to have granted strateg

we coordinate with respect to a number of preparation companies with respect to the free file programs, and there's free file for online services as well as free file fillable forms for military people. there's meal tax, and we're very supportive in that world. my biggest concern with respect to the more vulnerable taxpayers is that a lot of individuals -- a lot of taxpayers don't want to interact with the government. maybe they have language barriers or what not, and there are areas where people prey upon the vulnerable people due to their anxiety to interact with us. for people who are under certain income limitations we strongly encourage the free file, the vita, low income taxpayer clinics. there's a host of them. right now there's about 8,000 vita sites open. unfortunately, i think most of those will close april 15. they're not funded to go through may 17. many of them have flipped into a virtual environment, so as far as the territories, the ability for a vita site in maryland to assist a person in the virgin islands actually exists. it did not exist before the pandemic. >> thank

can't be held responsible for the actions of some individuals treated with more respect for teacher showed his class. to the issues raised. through my. teacher. with police protection. an involuntary manslaughter a french farmer john just found guilty over a weight loss drug this police report hundreds of the country's health care scandals. the world anti-doping agency. failed to investigate a cyclist who tested positive for a banned substance ahead of the london of the. very good morning and thanks for joining us here in nashville. and a bomb in the u.k. is warning the prime minister trouble is brewing if more respect isn't shown to muslims in the country could go the way of france a teacher in northern england left parts of the community outrage by showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to his class. all we ask for is a bit of respect if one teacher can do it another teach can do it 5 years down the line and we do not want this to be the case otherwise we are not responsible for the actions of some individuals however the a man says that he condemns any assertions that promote violence

-the term "high-poverty school" means, with respect to a school served by a local educational agency, a school that is in the highest quartile of schools served by such local educational agency based on the percentage of economically disadvantaged students served, as determined by the state in accordance with subparagraph (b). (b)determination.-in making the determination under subparagraph (a), a state shall select a measure of poverty established for the purposes of this paragraph by the secretary of education and apply such measure consistently to all schools in the state. (5)overall per-pupil reduction in state funds.-the term "overall per-pupil reduction in state funds" means, with respect to a fiscal year- (a)the amount of any reduction in the total amount of state funds provided to all local educational agencies in the state in such fiscal year compared to the total amount of such funds provided to all local educational agencies in the state in the previous fiscal year; divided by (b)the aggregate number of children enrolled in all schools served by all local educational agenci

respect decency. >> when you have to drag dr. seess and kneanderthal thinking. >> they said on the biden administration on a philosophy of near total resistance to everything biden's trying to do. mitch mcconnell who was expressing frustration the bill is going to pass and they took a while to figure out the unemployment insurance provision, maybe he had hopes that joe manchin was going to take the bill down, it's not going to happen. mitch mcconnell said last week, you should focus on how united we had to what the biden administration is doing. that's the approach they are taking. it's not about trying to govern with joe biden and his administration. obviously both parties are partisan but the difference is, kirsten just end katd, they are more series about governing than republicans are. and the offer they had was not close to what biden would work with. and republicans are trying to take whatever they can out of the democrats' hide while they do it. it's not a lot. >> listen, i have to move on. i just want to play this. it mak

i was i was raised with that respect. prayerfully that these people, our men and women, now men and women in uniform, whether they're police or fire, but addressing police here, our first responders left home when they left to go to work, not knowing their familys -- their families not knowing if they would return home because they were risking their lives to save lives and to protect all of us. so it was great prayerful attitude toward most of the men and women in blue that we sadly have to say that our appreciation for them cannot lapse into apathy or acceptance of actions that are fundamentally incompatible with the purpose of policing. the purpose of policing. of course we all -- there's not anyone on our side of the aisle who has advocated any policy in this body to defund the police, contrary to misrepresentations that are coming. all of us here salute and profoundly are grateful for our law enforcement heroes. as the national organization of black law enforcement executives writes, the passage of this act is paramo

and to present a public front of respectability so they hid their own queerness. you also had later generations biographers historians and to some extent descendants right trying to erase the queerness of their ancestors and try to present this more palatable view of the history of their suffragist ancestors. and so i think it's important. this is an important remedy because we want to talk about the lives of these women and to share their experiences in both their public and their private lives. part of understanding this and the reason why this happened this queer erasure is recognizing that the suffragist himself were subjected to quite a bit of criticism and the anti-sufficient movement explicitly began to attack suffragists as manish women, which was the way of saying that they were standing outside those norms that they were presenting themselves as more masculine demanding the rights of of men was akin to trying to become men and so they were often attacked as masculine or manish women and men who supported suffrage were described as feminine men that they

and we think this is a more respectful language i would say to tim you do not support the use of the n word to describe black people do you know now we see it see already you do agree that in some circumstances it is right to moderate but i like retrain myself not a word that has been deemed has been rude and insulting and offensive for many many many many years but the terms of mother and father for example predate the bible so it is a case of mollycoddling here you know that that the fear of hurting someone's feelings is it going too far here. well i'm just simply saying the principle is that we all accept that some words and some language is not appropriate not respectful and shouldn't be used all the manchester university is doing the same but within the university not only in the outer wider society but within the university they would like people to think carefully about the language they use and try and make it as inclusive as possible and know that australian fair that is going to have that picture and it's not this guy it's just not say be careful because some things you mig

individuals muslims are treated with more respect. of the prophet muhammad. through. to the teacher. with police protection. from where a politician is on. about. all of us here if. we start right straight. suspended with the. people under the age of 60 but. took that step after $31.00 new reports of unusual blood. on this. joining us here live good to see you peter so at a time when the professionals are saying the. people should rush out and get it now we're getting yet more news about this injection in germany what can you tell us. yes a number of places in germany are suspending the use of the astra zeneca covert 1000 vaccine particularly in those under the age of 60 some are stopping using the vaccine out right we heard from the senate floor of the state senate of birth and delayed catchy who's the minister for health for the city of berlin saying that this was a precautionary measure and that new data in relation to side effects had sprouted the move to be taking place now $31.00 cases of blood clots have been reported in germany $29.00 of those have been report

if you can come to a game and support me as an athlete then you should be able to support and respect me as the human behind the jurors because we are human beings 1st and athletes 2nd no matter how the way you want to look at. and you just leave the ignorance of those statements with all due respect coming from the internet are really overpowering when people say that they don't want sports and politics to mix what they're really saying is they don't want sports in a certain kind of politics to mix they have no problem with politics in sports when we're talking about nationalism when we're talking about celebrating the military hack when we're talking about celebrating the police many teams do these celebrations of law enforcement knights in war or whatnot but when it comes to the athletes themselves trying to use the platform that they have built that they have earned to speak out about their lives then all of a sudden the hammer comes down and there is i would argue s. of a seriously racist undertone or sometimes overtone to this statement which is basically shut up and play which

finally, we must foster a culture of dignity and respect.his will not only make our campus a better place to work, live, and learn, but it also is a strategic imperative for our air force and our space force. the cadets on our campus formed the most diverse classes we've ever had at our academy, and they will lead increasingly diverse airmen and guardians. they must enable and empower the diversity of thought that can be derived from this uniquely american strength. they must also be able to relate to and thrive in partnerships with other cultures and allied nations in increasingly collaborative combat operations. if dignity and respect is not agreed in our -- ingrained in our culture we will not only fail in collective efforts, but we will fail in the proper development of future leaders. in the longer statement submitted for the record, i have elaborated in greater detail on some of the programs, initiatives, and actions that we have taken or will take to implement these priorities. i'm proud of our direction and am fully confident in the

there are privacy concerns with respect to those who were children at the time. those have expressed concern. also with concern to a/v stated that the minors who would testify would be exempt from the video portion of the coverage unless there was consent prior but the testimony would still be covered by audio. it still remains for many witnesses this is a very, very public trial. a lot of online coverage even those have taken the stand have had many hits with their names and views so there are additional concerns we have with respect to these children. four of the witnesses were children at the time of the incident. two of them are still minors. but those individuals these are children who did not choose to be a part of this case. they are individuals going about their day and happened to see iron man die before their eyes. they do not choose to be a part of the process and they have to live with being a part of this process for the rest of their lives. we want to make sure we are adequately addressing their privacy concerns. that is pretty commonplace with chil

treated with respect. to the prophet muhammad on the program our guests. truly into such things. teach us how to do it. with police protection. and other cultural debate is raging across the english politician is on the for insisting whites should have no say in discussions about racism. is found guilty of. this belief for hundreds of deaths and one of the country's. top stories for. the international from all of us here in moscow a very warm welcome from. the u.k. is warning the prime minister that trouble is brewing if more respect isn't shown to muslims ultimately insinuating that the country could go the way of from its teacher in northern england left parts of the community outraged by showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed. all we ask for is a bit of respect if one teacher can do it another teach can do it 5 years down the line and we do not want this to be the case otherwise we are not responsible for the actions of some individuals however the says that he condemns any assertions that promote violence the teacher who sparked the outrage showed the prophet mohammad caric

need to be — to be respectful and kind, theyjust need to be kind. to be respectful and kind, they 'ustbeen switched off for an hour in landmark buildings across the world — as part of an annual event to encourage action on climate change. earth hour began in sydney in 2007, and it's now observed in 7,000 cities. gail maclellan reports. three, two, one... earth hour! lights go off all around the world. starting in asia, well—known landmarks going dark, all in the cause of climate change. for a very brief moment, energy consumption drops around the globe. translation: global warming is very serious now, _ and it affects all the people on earth, as we are all part of the earth. if doing such a simple thing can help the earth, i think it's great. this year, the world wildlife fund, organisers of the event, want to make the link between the destruction of the natural world, deforestation and the loss of animal habitats, and the increasing incidence of diseases which make the leap from animals to humans. the message is that we face more pandemics if nothing is done. one hour is not enough fo

in these respects, liverpool city. these respects, liverpool city council — these respects, liverpoolere and| council has been found severely- wanting. labour, both here and our leadership— wanting. labour, both here and our leadership at — wanting. labour, both here and our leadership at the _ wanting. labour, both here and our leadership at the city— wanting. labour, both here and our leadership at the city council, - leadership at the city council, accept — leadership at the city council, accept this— leadership at the city council, accept this report _ leadership at the city council, accept this report in - leadership at the city council, accept this report in full. - leadership at the city council, accept this report in full. thei accept this report in full. the council— accept this report in full. the council will _ accept this report in full. the council will respond - accept this report in full. the council will respond to - accept this report in full. the council will respond to the i council will respond to the secretary _ council will respond to the secretary of _ council w

was— respect there was not evidence that there was a — respect there was not evidence that there wasnowledge there is not a _ very best of my knowledge there is not a leak— very best of my knowledge there is not a leak from anybody around me. and unequivocal in his conclusion that i_ and unequivocal in his conclusion that i did — and unequivocal in his conclusion that i did not. do you think there needs— that i did not. do you think there needs to — that i did not. do you think there needs to be a police inquiry into the leak— needs to be a police inquiry into the leak of— needs to be a police inquiry into the leak of the findings of the original— the leak of the findings of the original investigation into mr salmon? he suggested the play should -et salmon? he suggested the play should get involved. he believes there was a leak— get involved. he believes there was a leak from — get involved. he believes there was a leak from your government. there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever to say— is absolutely no evidence whatsoever to say there was a leak from my government. that informa

that's so true and for the most part in florida, for the most part, some of them were respectful ande've just gotten so far away from that because they dislike president trump so much that they did not ask him fair questions or respectful questions and one question i would certainly have for president biden, as a former prosecutor would be, do you understand wanting to create basically open borders, that the sentinel is coming from china to mexico and being smuggled in in our country and the human trafficking is rampant in our country. >> emily: leslie, do you expect the press corps will be respectfully critical in scrutinizing to the amount, to the degree that americans deserve tomorrow? >> leslie: i hope so, i mean, that's their job, that's the one thing i would agree with joe had said. one of the things i love when you listen to, the bbc, you know, they really nail the prime minister with hard questions and you know, there's clearly no political bias and there shouldn't be, a journalist is there to report the facts so that the people watching or listening or reading can form their

i want to be respectful of my workforce. but it is an issue that i am very focused on. >> thank you so much. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, thank you, mr. secretary, for coming today and testifying. first question, mr. secretary, as you know, ms-13 is a transnational criminal organization whose members have terrorized and murdered people all over the united states. and many people in my district over the past few years. it's the largest and most violent street gang on long island, i represent parts of long island. the gang has thousands of members across the united states, comprised primarily of immigrants from central america. just yesterday, multiple media outlets reported that at least four people in the fbi's terrorist watch list have been arrested at the southern border. what is the dhs doing to secure our border and screen migrants to make sure that dangerous terrorists like ms-13 gang members are not permitted to e

and dignity and be able to tell their story and treated with respect. there is a process of reviewing, as you noted, an independent investigation, we will leave it to that process through the attorney general to make a determination on the path forward. reporter: just in general, not about this specific case, but can you explain? your white house discussed the resignation of someone -- language that was inappropriate and abusive. is there a red line when it comes just to language or is president biden's red line -- jen: a red line for whom? i am not sure what you mean. for what outcome? reporter: the review shows that governor cuomo asked her questions. other instances of -- just mere questions about someone's personal life or sex life or romantic life or anything that makes someone feel uncomfortable, especially in a subordinate relationship with someone in power, is that someone that has to resign or should there be other consequences? jen: the language -- you know, the president has a bar for what is expected in his administration, which you referenc

to respect was not. person had that a white person . was bound to respect was not we overcame — wasrow. we overcame jim crow's son, junior. _ overcame jim crow. we overcame jim crow's son, junior. and - jim crow's son, junior. and based _ jim crow's son, junior. and based on _ jim crow's son, junior. and based on those _ jim crow's son, junior. andj based on those presidents, black— based on those presidents, black people _ based on those presidents, black people in _ based on those presidents, black people in america, i. based on those presidents, - black people in america, i know that we — black people in america, i know that we will— black people in america, i know that we will overcome. that - that we will overcome. that is why— that we will overcome. that is why we will continue to say i why we will continue to say donatella's _ why we will continue to say donatella's life _ why we will continue to say donatella's life matters, i donatella's life matters, george _ donatella's life matters, george floyd's - donatella's life matters, george floyd's life - donatella's life matters

pandemic to end all of migration from documented migrants over over the border no due process no respect for international domestic law people fleeing persecution would just being thrown out in november a judge said you have to allow on the company children in and survives when we start seeing children come in when biden came in he continued that policy of at least allowing unaccompanied children coming in but that's when we start seeing the shelters fill up because of the pandemic the shelters i mean the fear is children come here to the border to these detention facilities they should be have a no longer than 3 days and appalling conditions which actually frankly are pretty barbaric even adults right. but then they should be moved on within 3 days to the shelters where they could be processed because of the pandemic they were down to 40 percent capacity for social distancing only in the last few days are they now go back to 100 percent capacity now just one of many many reasons why everything is is backed up i can have all sorts of other reasons too but i was feeling you want to move o