ok let's cross like to scott ritter who is a former u.n. weapons inspector and former marine corps intelligence officer officer scott welcome to the program why did things come to a head over this bill double track must have known his veto wouldn't take me get very far at least been told that's what would happen. there was no chance that his veto would succeed to this the national defense authorization act is you know a bill that's very popular with the congress it gives congress a chance to you know to look patriotic to their constituencies to create the impression that they're strong on defense and if you put a lot of money in is lot of bipartisan support. and there is you know there is no way the president's veto is going to survive why the president in this new york i think the president right now is lashing out at just about. everything and everybody who is perceived as standing in his way he he thought that vetoing this he might be able to leverage sums to put some pressure on congress regarding section 230 of the communications decen

well let's get the thoughts of scott ritter scott a former united nations weapons inspector and former marine corps intelligence officer scott good to see you and a woman is dead after being shot how justified do you think the use of a firearm against actually bob it was yesterday. there's going to be an investigation the bottom line is a crowd of people illegally. sought to occupy and indeed occupy to a good portion of the united states capitol while congress is was in joint session bice president of the united states the number 2 man in america was was president. under no circumstances could law enforcement allow this crowd to gain access to areas where lawmakers including possibly the vice president were sheltered in place because of this this this attempt to occupy the capitol so you know under those circumstances lethal force is authorized whether or not they officer there's another video that shows that this was a very deliberate act on the part of the officer in question. the woman was surrounded by capitol police who were heavily armed they were making no effort to to stop her

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some guy they were some guy was shot here last summer got killed ritter the gas station a boy or somebody got shot killed or just last week to reconfigure another guard or shot. there was a couple gunshots at night time. like a 44 and. comparing. it. to city keep track your kids 247. just let them out of village like they do. take some adjusting. don't some good taken off the stage. you know. probably something happened to my opinion that i don't like what. you're doing and i think i know your approach. which means that all the costs and everything i can. buy the kids small kids are saying. we'll move 5 years so i'm 14 this is within 5 years and. from my perspective it isn't it's just a has become a milk cow for the federal and state agencies where they say hey let's let's do a study. let's let's do this and will fulfill our budget here in anchorage and fairbanks and somewhere else nor make a living for us at the expense of new talk people. well i'm optimistic about a future the only way to go forward to the 21st century is to have a healing process. is going to take time and i believe in

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i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program 2000000 people have now died from the corona virus case numbers are spiking around the world driven by new likely more contagious strains of the disease governments say mass inoculation drives as the only way out of the crisis and one of the biggest is now getting underway in india the country am's to inoculate one quarter of its 1300000000 people by july and the country's health secretary says every willing indian can get a shot by the end of the year india has approved 2 vaccines neither of which require ultra cold storage a covert shill vaccine developed by astra zeneca is one of them. and it's being produced locally in india and kovacs in developed by indian company biotech but that it's not finished clinical trials yet nor published efficacy data and you have a lot of experience with mass immunization it already protects tens of millions of children a year against other diseases is also the world's largest vaccine producer manufacturing 60 percent of the world's supply. and let's bring in dana mira chattery in delhi now minera with more than

. >> i'm bill ritter. it's sunday, the 3rd of january, 1993.o exciting. >> that's amazing. >> i loved the music. >> look at those clothes. >> i had that blazer until peter jennings told me to burn it. before we say good-bye, we want to acknowledge an anniversary at "gma." our anniversary. 28 years ago today "gma" aired its first episode on sunday. bill ritter was at the anchor desk with dana king. the rest is history. what do you think guys? >> we're part of that history. >> should we bring back the music? >> i think we should. >> and that little table. >> we have to pay extra royalties to kenny g. we are proud to be part of that history. thank you every morning for joining us. we appreciate it. we appreciate it. >>> more than 4,5 1 people were admitted to the icu friday. now just 5.1% icu capacity. in southern california, funeral homes are turning away bereacheded families because they're running out of space. >>> the holidays over but doctors are reported the first covid-19 cases from christmas gatherings. the thanksgiving surge spilled over

subsidies scandal that had a devastating impact on thousands of families the prime minister mark ritter and his cabinet to quit after report blame them for mismanaging these subsidies thousands of parents were wrongly accused of fraud some were forced into bankruptcy ritter will remain in office in a caretaker capacity until elections which are already scheduled for march let's go live to step out and amsterdam for the latest step the government taking responsibility but the effects still in power and written plans to stand the next election. absolutely right so this walk of shame so to speak is seen as merely symbolic here by many even including the parents who have become victims of this huge scandal in which prime minister mark curtis said the government did not protect its citizens many mistakes have been made many things have gone horribly wrong so he is taking responsibility the cabinet is taking responsibility but they will all stay on except for one minister of economic affairs who has actually resigned but the government will stay on to take care of course of this serious grown

snout senate should not approve and da until fixed former marine corps intelligence officer scott rittertold us what he thinks is behind the senate's rebuke to the president. well there's many in congress to believe that the president's moving too fast that his decision to withdraw troops was a politically motivated decision taken out you know without due consideration to you know legitimate national concern as security concerns they also believe that since the president is leaving office these are decisions that should be made by the incoming administration and so congress is seeking to slow down the president's president's ability to act on his desire to withdraw the troops requiring. detailed reports to be submitted to congress trier to funds being used to withdraw troops these reports we talk about the consequences of withdrawal what the president's doing to mitigate that the hope is that. the time required to research and write and deliver these reports is greater than time left to the president and that the president won't be able to act on his and his desire to withdraw troops. bu

those who up are citing of the trial those in congress were eyewitnesses to what happened on john ritter6 there isn't the need for all that ever dent tree evidently documentation of what happened on that day and we did actually hear there was some talk of maybe having a 3 day trial some agreement coalescing around that i was 11 possibility but there is that sense when it does happen there is a desire on both sides to get it over with as quickly as possible. a 15 day state of emergency has begun in central african republic in an attempt to stop rebel attacks a new alliance of armed groups the coalition of patriots for change is trying to get rid of president. darragh welcome webb has the latest from the capsule bunky a coalition of armed groups controls about 2 thirds of the central african republic territory and in it to most of the country's gold and diamond mines they're also not far from where we are here in the capital bore me they've been threatening to attack it they did attack it last week but they were 4th off by forces along with the government that includes the national army un

lawmakers from you know any harm you know under those circumstances lethal force is authorized scott ritter and indeed the day have been sharing their insights with us into the on fulling political turmoil. this is sit decision this is an act to overthrow the us government people died this is beyond crazy this is a criminal act this is unprecedented i don't know that any point is certainly in recent american history has a group of has a mob essentially tried to storm the capitol during a basically a routine procedure i mean this is not the election this is the vote certification which normally gets basically no media coverage it's just routine and to see this level of iron this level of of anger and hate and passion really shows that things have kind of got off the rails in american politics this is not normal behavior in american politics this is honestly not all behavior in any politics to see this kind of violence happening on sort of a routine you know certification process there actually is great precedent for it is we 'd look back in history we would realize that the the time the docu

care subsidies scandal that had a devastating impact on thousands of families prime minister mark ritter and his cabinet of quits after a report blamed them for mismanaging the subsidies thousands of parents were wrongly accused of fraud russia says it is withdrawing from the open skies military treaty which was meant to build trust between russia and the west they called it a fact since 2000 to allow signatory countries surveillance flights to have each other's territory the united states with through last year accusing russia of violations moscow rejects that and says it's leaving because of lack of progress. you got to take the headlines more news here and al-jazeera right after inside story africa. an old border dispute reignited ethiopia and sudan blame each other for hostilities in the old fashioned to reach villagers who've worked the land for a century are caught in the middle so what's really behind the latest violence this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. ethiopia and sudan are warning each other against worsening a historic border dispute they fought over and

to discuss legacies i'm joined by my guest scott ritter and elmore he is a former intelligence officer in the united nations weapons inspector in new orleans we have brian trasher he is a troll for president 20 twentieth's arrogant and in san diego we have laura frank she is founder and c.e.o. of group bell communications and a democratic strategist all right crossed up rules of the bank that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to scott 1st your scott you wrote an article for our 2.

over a child benefit scandal which drove thousands of families to financial ruin prime minister mark ritter and his cabinet will stay on in a caretaker capacity until elections held on march 17th a parliamentary report blame them for mismanaging a child care subsidies scheme which saw around 10000 families accused of fraud many were targeted based on their ethnicity and forced to pay back tens of thousands of euros which i am interested as would we are of one mind that if the whole system has failed we must all take responsibility and that has led to the conclusion that i have just offered the king the resignation of the entire cabinet . to the parents affected by the child care allowance of i would like to say this we will continue to work for prompt compensation and for the improvements that are necessary in the future with friday's decision the government wants to do justice to those who have been unprecedented lee wronged. well the parliamentary inquiry found families were driven to bankruptcy on employment or divorce janet ramos are was among those wrongfully accused and describes the

to discuss legacies i'm joined by my guest scott ritter and mark he is a former intelligence officer in the united nations weapons inspector in new orleans we have brian trasher he is a troll for president 2020 sarah get and in san diego we have laura frank she is founder and c.e.o. of group bell communications and a democratic strategist all right crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to scott 1st here scott you wrote an article for r t a couple days ago. basically discussing trump's legacy and you wrote this biden will be sworn in as the $46.00 president the united states and being 4 years of an experiment in populist politics headed by trump that was for better or worse unique in american history can you elaborate a little bit on that well certainly i mean the moment donald trump came down the escalator interim tower and announced his candidacy was a can see i'm like anything we've seen in modern history i mean we can reflect back on history books in the early 19th century about as ever this is a candidacy mod

to discuss legacies i'm joined by my guest scott ritter and elmore he is a former intelligence officer in the united nations weapons inspector in new orleans we have brian trasher he is a trunk for president 2020 sarah get and in san diego we have laura frank she is founder and c.e.o. of group bell communications and a democratic strategist all right cross topples in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to scott 1st your son you wrote an article for r t a couple days ago. basically discussing trump's legacy and you wrote this biden will be sworn in as the $46.00 president the united states and in 4 years of an experiment in populist politics headed by trump that was for better or worse unique in american history can you elaborate a little bit on that well certainly i mean the moment donald trump came down the escalator in trump tower and announced his candidacy was a can see unlike anything we've seen in modern history i mean we can reflect back on history books in the early 19th century about as ever this is a candidacy modern techn

those who up are citing of the trial those in congress were eyewitnesses to what happened on john ritter 6 there isn't the need for that ever dent tree evidently documentation of what happened on the day and we did actually hear there was some talk of maybe having a 3 day trial some agreement coalescing around that i was 11 possibility but there is that sense when it does happen there is a desire on both sides to get it over with as. it's possible. weekly jobless figures in the u.s. have improved slightly after reaching a 4 month high last week the labor department says state's recorded 900000 requests for assistance down from around 926000 in the previous week the u.s. job market has been under pressure after new measures to stop the resurgence of credit 1000 cases were put in place brazil's president has changed his tone towards newly inaugurated u.s. president joe biden biden was critical of brazil over his environmental policies and analysts say if those don't change the country will pay a high price on a chaotic here has more from where to snare it took him $42.00 days to recognize

. a shocking and said the outcome of the election must be respected the dutch prime minister mark ritter condemned the violence and urged trump to concede well scott lucas is a professor of american studies at the university of birmingham he expects trump will continue to push his message of the election being stolen despite biden's win being certified i think we know what done troubled despite the statement put out in his name by his social media director dan skule now a statement which may have come from trump start that there will be an orderly transition. if and when donald trump can get back on social media he is currently blocked by twitter facebook he will return to the theme of the stolen election the rigged election if this was taken from him now this may not be now to keep him in office after january 20th joe biden is now confirmed as the force its president united states but it could set up trust attempt either to run himself the president 2024 or to build up what is effectively a trip this faction within the republican party because remember that yesterday even after the viad

those who up are citing of the trial those in congress were eyewitnesses to what happened on john ritter 6 there isn't the need for that ever dent tree evidently documentation of what happened on the day and we did actually hear there was some talk of maybe having a 3 day trial some agreement coalescing around that i was 11 possibility but there is that sense when it does happen there is a desire on both sides to get it over with as quickly as possible. a new york state judge has denied an attempt by the national rifle association to avoid criminal charges the court rejected the n.r. is attempts to dismiss or transfer of the ongoing lawsuit new york's attorney general is suing the special interest group over allegations of corruption and misspending by senior executives the group filed for bankruptcy last week and said it plans to register as a nonprofit in texas that was seen as an attempt to avoid the lawsuits a court ruling due on monday will decide whether the ugandan opposition leader bobby wine can be free to leave his house soldiers have been surrounding his home since friday alth

marine corps intelligence officer scott ritter thanks for joining us on the program and now be army secretary cited unnamed upcoming events briefed by the federal agencies as the reason why the troops is staying it sounds rather serious than worrying what might they be suspecting do you think. well i mean what well there are alluding to is the possibility of insurrection the possibility of thousands of supporters of former president donald trump storming washington d.c. . and protest impeachment proceedings but there's a problem nobody's activated the insurrection act the president hasn't called him for an you know defined insurrection and hasn't authorized the deployment of federalized national guard troops under title 10. these national guard troops are in washington d.c. under something called title $32.00 which is very nebulous the legal authority of this is is something that is to dispute it it seems to provide a an end around to chance to show provision posse comitatus which prohibits the u.s. military being used in a law enforcement capacity against u.s. citizens on u.s. soil which is

as ritter come mentioned we saw this in 2017. always look rhythmic, edward vanderbilt is with us.ve you learned? >> i'm actually heartbroken, i had a whole she'll set up about long stateic on the -- along scale chart and you just showed it. this is something we have seen over time, not many asset classes can do that. 33%, i spokericed to a new investor who went long for the first time before christmas, i checked in to see, and he says it's obscene, the amount of money making. as spectacular as the upside is, the crash is equally spectacular. timing is everything. yougot it right in 2017 made 3000%, if you got it wrong you went down like 80%. timing is everything. and we are starting to see this curving upward on that long scale chart, whether we are setting up for one of those crashes. let's go into the parabolic moment. all you have to know is that we have massive curvature acceleration in bitcoin. , creating thatid acceleration? which institutional force, which category of bitcoin owner is making for the parabolic move? we have definitely seen some institutional money come into

our father today is the 12 -- jordan ritter conn who previously worked land and espn magazine. he has written for the new york times, sports illustrated, he is a 2-time finalist for the livingston award and his work has been cited or recognized by the new yorker, the atlantic, the new york times, wall street journal and slate. is a graduate of the university and the uc berkeley graduate school of journalism. he lives in nashville. jordan is here to discuss his new book "the road from raqqa: a story of brotherhood, borders, and belonging". with jordan is one of the brothers from this story, colin cotterill are -- riyad alksasem why will let jordan introduce. >> i'm thrilled to be here as a nationally and, tennessee and, one that i love to attend every year. it has been a dream to be part of it so even under these circumstances in these strange times it is a real honor to be part of it and i could not be more thrilled to be here with riyad alksasem, the chef and owner at cafÉ raqqa at hendersonville tennessee. is a restaurant that has been received more accolades than i can count

don't get you can always stay up to date on our website that's the delegate dot com i'm rebecca ritter's environment thanks very much for joining us. life on earth no one is a kind and. gigantic coincidence. we're told what happened. was a bit like winning the lottery. or unique starts feb 11th on t.w. . chocolate we can't seem to get enough of it each year we consume $7000000.00 tons of it worldwide. if. it comes in countless varieties and price ranges made by anything from small autism all chocolate makers to the international giants that dominate the market. and the whole spectrum can be seen at confectionery trade fairs like this but the exhibitors are also here to teach children about which ochlik comes from who is local what have you heard of ivory cruz is the biggest because producing country in the world goes through the cocoa through to the cocoa tree is called couples the current. uses the look of both we take good care of these plans will drop surprisingly there are a critical voices at the exhibition as well environmental organization mighty earth is here to talk about the da

our author is jordan ritter conn, staff writer for the ringer.viously worked at grant lands and the espn magazine. he has written for "the new york times," sports illustrated, a two-time finalist for the livingston squared his work had been cited or reask incompleted by the no,er, the atlantic, the "new york times," the "wall street journal" and slate. a graduate of lee university and the uc berkeley graduate school of journalisms and currently lives in nashville. jordan is here today to discuss his new book "the road from raqqa" a story of brotherhood, borders and belongingful withjordan is one of the brothers from the story, ryead who i'll let jordan introduce. >> i'm thrilled to bed here. this event is one i love to attend every year and it's been a dream to be part of it, and so even under these circumstances and these strange times it's a real honor to be a part of this, and i could not be more thrilled to be here with riyad hi is chef and owner at cafe raqqa in hendersonville, tennessee. it is a restaurant that has been received more accola

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program the spread of a more infectious mutation of the corona virus is adding to a sense of alarm here in germany at the continued high number of daily cases of bird in hospital was closed at the weekend after some of its staff and patients tested positive for the mutation that recently emerged in britain the fastest spreading variant is just the latest twist in germany's battle with cope with one thing no new patients no visitors for at least a fortnight and more than 1500 stuff and 400 patients in berlin's whom boat clinic and now in quarantine. it's not nice for the patients they're not allowed any visitors i'm really sad my daughter is inside she's waiting for food and drinks and i can't go in. the hospital's closure comes after 14 patients and 6 staff members tested positive for the highly contagious new coded 19 strain that originated in the u.k. stuff who tested negative only allowed to travel between work and home all patients and staff will continue to be tested but things aren't looking so good yes thank you and the 1st results are starting

special assistant to president bill clinton and a senior policy analyst for colorado governor bill ritterjr. he has also been a board member of the southern food ways alliance. miller's first book "soul food: the surprising story of an american cuisine one plate at a time" won the award for scholarship and reference in 2014. his second book "the president's kitchen cabinet: the story of the african-americans who have fed our first families from the washingtons to the obamas" was published on presidents' day 2017. so let's welcome our author. >> yeah, she's a friend of mine. all right. well, good morning, it's so great to be here at the president's -- the roosevelt presidential library to talk about this subject. i just want to give you a little bit about my background, how i came to write this book on african-american presidential chefs, and then instead of my typical presentation where i would just go through different cooks, i'm going to focus on those who cooked for president roosevelt. there's some great stories there. i was born and raised in denver, colorado, and as you heard i wrot

first, jordan ritter conn details the journey of two syrian brothers one who immigranted to the united states and one who stayed in syria and then a report on the effort of a group if syrians to build a library during the war. that starts now. here on booktv. >> greeting from the new book for swim's space at the national public library special collection center. inspired by tennessee role also the final state to ratify in the 19th amendment the votes for women's base serves a destination for discovery and inquiry and introduce audience to narratives and themes in american history weapon can't wait so sue you again when the library opens to engage in new conversations about women's history, equality, democracy, and the right to vote.

the president, as you say, has taken to twitter, as you put it, to express how he really feels, but ritterw distanced themselves from him. there are talks of the 25th amendment being a boat, which are not likely to happen. it is being driven by mike pence and there is an indication he is not planning to do that, just like it would be driven by mike pence. but there are calls on him being impeached. whether or not that would happen in such a short time frame is unlikely, but it does show that what happened on capitol hill has become a red line for so many people, including in his own party. 0k, many thanks. nomia iqbal, our correspondent in washington there. thank you. all visitors to the uk from next week will have to have proof of a negative covid test before they‘re allowed to travel. anyone arriving by air, rail or sea — including uk nationals — will have to take a test up to 72 hours before departure, and people arriving from countries that aren‘t on the travel corridor list will still have to quarantine for up to 10 days once they arrive. 0ur transport correspondent, caroline davies,

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program all 50 us states are on high alert this weekend for fear of armed protests against the election of joe biden as president around 25000 national guard troops of being sent to help secure the capital washington washington d.c. before wednesday's inauguration its feared violent extremist groups are targeting the city f.b.i. has also warned of possible protests in every state capitol. they're heading to washington d.c. from all over the country national guard troops in this case from washington state in the far northwest of the u.s. they'll join thousands of other so-called weekend warriors to secure the inauguration all of them military trained men and women given time away from their regular jobs to serve where needed their presence is requested in the capital city and much appreciated by capitol police who were overrun on january 6th in a siege of the capitol building there also appreciated by residents here. back here and you know why they're here and that's all a little bit you know nerve wracking and also disappointing that the city's sor

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program germany's ruling c.d.u. party is preparing to vote for a new party chairman in a virtual convention the christian conservatives will decide on one of 3 candidates for a jewish matts and lash it or no but. merits goes into the race as the slight favorite is the most conservative of the candidates lash it is a state premier of north rhine-westphalia germany's most populous state has vowed to continue chancellor angela merkel's a centrist course or ripken heads the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs he is considered an underdog the winner will be in a strong position to become the party's candidate for chancellor in general elections. later this year. let's go straight to our chief political editor mahela cushion is closely following the convention for us. waiting for that vote any moment now the candidates have just spoken and what can we expect . as we can expect a very tight vote most commentators than to myself are expecting there to be a runoff no clear winner who gets beyond the 50 percent in that