mary robinson says she is us to at lunch. mary robinson says she is us to pat latifa — lunch.binson says she is us to pat latifa and she _ lunch. mary robinson says she is us to pat latifa and she thinks - lunch. mary robinson says she is us to pat latifa and she thinks the - to pat latifa and she thinks the situation should be investigated. —— she is very worried about latifa. what are the implications for the princess' father?— princess' father? that there are auestions princess' father? that there are questions for — princess' father? that there are questions for the _ princess' father? that there are questions for the united - princess' father? that there are i questions for the united nations, they have known about this for over two years, there is a working group that has been looking into it, what are they now do in response to this evidence? there are questions to the british government, very close relations between the uae and the british economy, the arms trade, the sheik is a massive landowner here in the uk, so there are questions for the uk, so there are questions

another notable black journalist was max robinson. 1978 became the first african-american to co-anchor a network news broadcast. robinson's smooth baratone was so compelling that a racist news station once hired him to read the news with the screen blocking his face. imagine having a voice so irresistible that even racists say, you ain't touching my daughters, but you can penetrate my ears all you want. now, despite facing discrimination, robinson became a success, and he did it in style. legend has it that robinson once showed up to cover a fire in los angeles while wearing a fur coat. that's like wearing a fish net vest to a funeral. which is also something i did in my three-part youtube documentary "nobody wants to hit this." the "new york times" called it pitiful. bitches. and, finally, zernona clayton, who was the first black woman to host a tv show in the south, opening the door for future black women television hosts like oprah winfrey, tam ron hall, and wendy williams, who i will not say anything bad about because i'm not tryi

mary robinson was told she had bipolar condition, which she doesn't.oubled young person in the care of her family. that wasn't right. the photos were blasted all over the public airways by the uae government and mary robinson now says, having faced criticism about this at the time, she was horribly tricked. i was misled, initially, by my good friend princess haya, because she was misled. haya began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem. and they were saying to me, in a way that was very convincing, we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma. i didn't know how to address somebody with bipolar about their trauma, but i really didn't actually want to talk to her and increase the trauma over a nice lunch. mary robinson says she is very worried about princess latifa and she thinks the situation should be investigated. what are the implications for her father, one of the richest men in the well, are there any diplomatic implications? yes, questions for the united nations, they have known about this for over two years. there is

mary robinson came to the bbc and mary robinson came to the bbc and said she was a troubled young lady latifa saying she is being held captive in central dubai and it has an interview with mary robinson saying she thinks in 2018 she was misled, she thinks in 2018 she was misled, she was told that princess latifa has bipolar disorder, and that she thinks she was tricked so today the un has asked for proof of life once again because we haven�*t heard from her in months. the uae has released a statement and in it they say she�*s in the care of herfamily and medical professionals, that isn�*t reflective, the reporting, of their position but they are yet to prove she is still alive.— she is still alive. nawal al-maghafi, _ she is still alive. nawal al-maghafi, thank - she is still alive. nawal| al-maghafi, thank you. the metropolitan police and national crime agency have made one of britain�*s biggest—ever drug seizures. the cocaine, estimated to be worth £181! million, arrived on a boat from colombia hidden in a consignment of bananas. three people have been charged. the bbc was given excl

she wasn't seen for ten months — until a lunch between the former un rights commissioner, mary robinsone, princess haya. she's an important part of the story. we'll get to that in a moment. several pictures of that lunch were released. here they are. you can see latifa was present. after that, ms robinson described latifa as a "troubled young woman who was now in the care of her family." she now says she was tricked. i was misled initially by my good friend, princess haya, because she was misled. haya began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem, and they were saying to me, very kind of in a way that was very convincing, "we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma." i didn't know how to address somebody who is bipolar about their trauma, but i really didn't actually want to talk to her and increase the trauma over a nice lunch. after that lunch, in 2019, princess haya — one of the sheikh's wives — fled from the uae to england, telling herfriends she feared for her life. here she is at the high court in london. she accused the sheikh of abduction, forced re

gene robinson when i see those flex cuffs i can think of people that they absolutely would not have useduffs on, ted cruz and other very well-known republican supporters of the president's attempt to steal the election. and so there were many people in the house and the senate who were very safe during that entire invasion because those people knew that those republicans were very famously on their side. >> right, because they had, in many ways, encouraged those people. they certainly encouraged them to believe the big lie, the big lie about the rigged election. and, really, i think the house impeachment managers do things really, really well today. i think they showed us what a violent thing that was. senator schumer having to dash in the opposite direction to get away from one group. senator romney having to quickly reverse his path and run away, warned by officer goodman that the crowd was coming. just how close these people came to their objective is very frightening. and the other thing, of course, was just the larger context of the rigged election, why and how that was the predicat

where she says in 20 18 she was with mary robinson where she says in 2018 she was actually misled.fore that interview previously. so, based on that the deform panorama and the videos that were shown and it have asked for proof of life on the uae and the uae has responded with the same moment —— with a statement. they maintain that she is in the care of herfamily medical professionals, what was shown on panorama is not reflective of the actual position and they also say that princess latifa will return to public life at an appropriate time but what is crucial is that they are yet to prove that she is alive. there are so many twists and turns to the story. i am sure you will be coming back to update is when we have more. for the time being, thank you very much indeed. our arabic correspondence there. texas senator has defended his decision to take a trip is on holiday while texans have been facing burst pipes, empty shelves, and empties supermarket shelves. our correspondent reports from houston. this is one of the richest states in one of the richest countries in the world. around h

robinson believes american students should learn history from what he calls a victorious perspective.race the system, he said, tell them to embrace a system that ended slavery, that and the jim crow, gave women the right to vote. at the start of this black history month, local television station took him bridge and published a cartoon showing a klansman showing gop board members against the use of the phrase systemic racism. >> the first black lieutenant governor as the ku klux klan is something we cannot stand for, something i'm not going to stand for. i want to know from wraml is that who you are? is that who you want to represent yourself to be? >> the local station responded with a statement, the editorial cartoon is meant to point out these members of the state board are trying to wipe out from the social studies curriculum the record of racism which includes the clan and segregationist practices that were imposed in our state and the nation's history. >> by the way, with anybody in the gop who promoted the ku klux klan. i can tell you who did that. shannon: the white house press

criticized a twitter post of robinson's that mockingly claimed all u.s. spending bills must include money to buying weapons for israel. "the guardian" has denied robinson was fired, saying it regularly reviews its lineup of columnists. the u.s. on average gives israel 3.8 billion dollars in military aid every year larger than any other country. immigrant rights advocates are criticizing the biden administration after it announced plans to continue to turn away asylum applicants at the u.s.-mexico border keeping in place -- at least for now -- a policy implemented by donald trump. white house press secretary jen psaki spoke on wednesday. >> do the pandemic and the fact we have not had that time as an administration to put in place a humane, comprehensive process for processing individuals coming to the border, now is not the time to come. the vast majority of people will be turned away. hassan procees at the border will not occur immediately. it will take time to implement. amy: in haiti, police fired tear gas at protesters and attacked journalists as thou

mary robinson was supposedly there to prove latifa was alive but unwell.estigation. i was misled, initially by my good friend princess haya because she was misled. haya began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem, and they were saying to me, very kind of in a way that was very convincing, "we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma." i didn't know how to address somebody with bipolar about their trauma, and i really didn't actually want to talk to her and increase the trauma over a nice lunch. the question is what impact these revelations might have, if any, on sheikh mohammed. buckingham palace would not comment on his relationship with the queen, and some doubted the british government would intervene. is it britain getting involved to make britain feel better, or is it britain getting involved because it might create a change of heart and lead to the freedom of this particular young woman? people have to be pretty candid about these things. it's not going to work. the united nations has, in the past, asked sheikh mohammed

but other robinson one would be a big blow to this team because he had 45 catches for the 49 er for the for the chiefs this season, 3 touchdowns killed or would be a big loss if he can't play because they've already lost eric fisher their starting left tackle. so they've got some depth issues on their offensive line. you know. >>jack i don't need to tell you this but first time you know 6 all in what first time without fans at what's the move >>and you know the city's taking a lot of shots this year. i mean look at look at the situation with the tampa bay buccaneers here they are the first team ever to go to the super bowl that they host and they can only put about 30% of the fans inside the stadium, but this team, the city also had the stanley cup finals with tampa bay lightning winning it, but they play that the bubbling canada, then they had the world series with the tampa bay rays but they played that in a bubble texas oh there's a lot of missed opportunities for the city of tampa. they're still very excited. just can't even imagine what the economic impact could have what could hav

still here with us, eugene robinson and tim miller. first up, tim, cleanup, aisle one, selino survives. it's now the selino law firm. we lost counselor barnes in a plane crash a few months back. point 2. they have six, they need 17. senator cassidy invoked the name of ted cruz. here's ted cruz from tonight. >> this is political theater because rather than address the real problems, the real challenges we have in this country, rather than focus on getting kids back in school and getting tens of millions of americans back to work, the democrats want a week of just political theater raging at donald trump. >> so, tim, you lost ted cruz. remember, his name was used among the rioters as they were looting the desks. we heard it on video. i presume the managers will air it further. do you think there is movement from 6 to 17? do you think it's a mathematical possibility knowing this group as you do? >> look, i think it's a mathematical possibility. i don't think it's going to happen. i wouldn't put any money on it. i mean, these are a bunch o

still with us eugene robinson, david jolly. a keyboard and a good metaphor. i have just handed you the latter. consider us your keyboard. what do you make of it? >> well, i mean, brian, that should have come with a big flashing metaphor alert. you know, i actually do think you could make that into a metaphor for the trump era. he's not president anymore. i don't think he's ever going to be president again. his influence in the country will wane. the problem is his influence in the republican party is not waning. and so maybe that's not a metaphor for trump. maybe it's a metaphor for the gop. >> all right. we'll take that. and, you know, i always ask you to write a column on the fly. and it's grossly unfair. hey, david, where do you come down on the need fair one-six commission, the need to find out exactly what happened? and increasingly this need to find out just how high up the chain was the level of involvement with the leaders and the insurrectionists themselves? >> i think it's absolutely necessary. our government almost f

mary robinson was supposedly there to prove latifa was alive but unwell.e was tricked and wants an investigation. i was misled, initially, by my good friend princess haya because she was misled. haya began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem, and they were saying to me, very kind of in a way that was very convincing, "we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma." i didn't know how to address somebody with bipolar about their trauma, and i really didn't actually want to talk to her and increase the trauma over a nice lunch. the question is what impact these revelations might have, if any, on sheikh mohammed. buckingham palace would not comment on his relationship with the queen, and some doubted the british government would intervene. is it britain getting involved to make britain feel better, or is it britain getting involved because it might create a change of heart and lead to the freedom of this particular young woman? people have to be pretty candid about these things. it's not going to work. the united nations has, in

mary robinson was supposedly there to prove latifa was alive but unwell.she was tricked and wants an investigation. i was misled, initially by my good friend princess haya because she was misled. haya began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem, and they were saying to me, very kind of in a way that was very convincing, "we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma. " i didn't know how to address somebody with bipolar about their trauma, and i really didn't actually want to talk to her and increase the trauma over a nice lunch. the question is what impact these revelations might have, if any, on sheikh mohammed. buckingham palace would not comment on his relationship with the queen, and some doubted the british government would intervene. is it britain getting involved to make britain feel better, or is it britain getting involved because it might create a change of heart and lead to the freedom of this particular young woman? people have to be pretty candid about these things. it's not going to work. the united nations has, i

mary robinson there. joining me now is marcus essabri, princess latifa's cousin.u fear may have happened to her? we have fear may have happened to her? - have lost contact, so we fear for her health, for her life. it was a very difficult decision for us to take and make, with the footage that you have, but it's a risk that we have to take. but we need now to push and make sure that this is, that she is free now and that we get to see her in nature that she is all right —— make sure she is all right. the opportunity to get the rest of the road to put pressure on the sheik? ~ ., the road to put pressure on the sheik? . ., ., , the road to put pressure on the sheik? . ., .,, , sheik? whoever has imprisoned her, the need sheik? whoever has imprisoned her, they need to — sheik? whoever has imprisoned her, they need to let _ sheik? whoever has imprisoned her, they need to let her— sheik? whoever has imprisoned her, they need to let her out _ sheik? whoever has imprisoned her, they need to let her out now. - sheik? whoever has imprisoned her, they need to let her out now

washington post columnist eugene robinson, carol lee, "new york times" columnist, and o.y, i'll let you go first here. senator sherrod brown says there's plenty of bipartisan support for this covid relief bill out in america, not just in washington. what say you out of iowa? >> well, as many of your viewers know, iowa republicans cleaned up on election day back in 2020, and the iowa republicans here are already messaging about how they plan to frame this. iowa governor kim reynolds joined with 22 other governors in complaining about the package in that the aid for state governments is tied to the percentage of unemployment in each state rather than the general population of each state, number one. number two, the $15 minimum wage issue is really interesting because democrats here are trying to rebrand themselves as the party of working americans. and that really plays into what democrats are trying to talk about at the state level. >> carol lee, it has been interesting to watch here in washington. look, it's an uncomfortable fact. the opposition got two democrats to this

the original idea was by joan robinson. he is a state historian. joan had conceived of carving statues. there were giant granite fighters in custer state park. he was going to carbon and have people like lewis and clark, fremont and when he hired his artist, he said you are not thinking big enough. selecting the four people that were up there, when you look at them, you can figure out why they were selected. george washington, our first president. the first -- the person who gave up the power. thomas jefferson. a lot of people would say that must be because of the declaration of independence. that is not why the artist chores him. he chose him because of the -- why the artist chose him for it he chosen because of the louisiana purchase p lincoln, you can figure that out. keeping the country together during the civil war. taking care of the nation. selected by the artist but he was not the most popular guy the time. theodore roosevelt was selected because of the panama canal. he took the nation from being bound by the oceans and being -- expanded th

but 1947 marked a turning point when jackie robinson appeared in a major league baseball game, as a member of the brooklyn dodgers, breaking the league's color-barrier. soon more black baseball players would add to the mlb leading to the decline of the negro leagues. and for decades, all that had been accomplished in the negro leagues would not have been considered major league. but this past december, they announced that the negro leagues would finally be given major league status along with their statistics and records. now satchel page will have his accomplishments added to those of his mlb career. one change is likely coming to the record books, josh gibson will have baseball's best single-season batting average, hitting .441 in 1943. at long last, this major omission corrected. a major change for the major leagues. for abc news, i'm victor oquendo. >> thank you, i've been following this story for a few months now, since they added they were going to add the negro league stats in there, recognizing them, they are all going to be together. i knew it was going to have a profound impact.

mary robinson was supposedly there to prove latifa was alive but unwell. investigation. i was misled initially by my good friend _ i was misled initially by my good friend the — i was misled initially by my good friend the princess because she was misled _ friend the princess because she was misled. she began to explain that latifa _ misled. she began to explain that latifa had — misled. she began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem. — latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem, and they were saying to me, very kind _ problem, and they were saying to me, very kind of— problem, and they were saying to me, very kind of in a way that was very convincing, — very kind of in a way that was very convincing, we don't want latifa to id convincing, we don't want latifa to go through— convincing, we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma. i didn't— go through any further trauma. i didn't know how to address somebody with bipolar about their trauma, and i with bipolar about their trauma, and i really— with bipolar about their trauma,

enfrentó a trinidad y tobago con una buena base de juego , doblete de lewis, ferreira, arrfiola y robinsonvaya a descansar con una sonrisa, mire este oso panda, para derretirse de ternura aprovechar la nieve que se puso a rodar y de reversa, expertos dicen que la gras ay el pelo hacen que soporten bien el ffrío y él lo hace bien. >>> con él me iría a la cama . >>> nos mandas el video. >>> que descanse y a sacar el paraguas [♪♪ ♪♪] >> noticias telemundo >> muy buenas tardes soy vanessa y estas noticias debe saber antes de terminar el día tormentas invernales los estados del noreste sienten temperaturas congelantes el número de contagios y hospitalad

fama más de 54 diversiones en todo el país- la lista disminuyó california michigan en illinois y robinsonython raid esta sentada en la antesala de soporte de super bo inventé de carrera son lo que el jugador con más o pérgola lectores sin la que ostenta cualquier cantidad de récords y pacer o capaz este domingo en tampa,mejor entre todos los tiempos. vístete un descenso en los contagios de covid-19 que significa esto para la reapertura económico. de las personas que tienen síntomas que no llega saben que pasan con las vacunas cuando haría falta a la cita las decomisan investigamos. (comerciales) cuando aprovechamos los abundantes recursos de energía solar y eólica de california, enfrentamos el cambio climático. usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos brillando. la0 telemundo 48 responde una televidente de san josé que fue frustrada y nos llamo no recibir todo detrabajoque un fotógrafo le prometió. isabel dice que no fue la primera vez que contrato este fotógrafo debido a la calidad de su trabajo ambas ocasiones asiste de quien seño de sus hijos como un cuento de hadas así se sintie

continue to read you and epstein at the "new york times" and robinson at the "washington post." thank you to the three of you. greatly appreciate it. >>> today's good and not so good pandemic news, trying to comprehend constantly conflicting guidance about protecting yourself, and increasingly in the light of foreign enemies on our soil. >>> later, he's seen a lot in four-plus decades in journalism, ask outgoing "washington post" executive editor marty barron about seeking the truth, getting it out there, telling it clearly, especially now. all of it as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this wednesday night. try claritin cool mint chewabls for powerful allergy relief plus a cooling sensation. live claritin clear. a migraine hope from aimovig. to show up... ...for the sweet. the hectic. the tense. and the fiery. don't let migraine keep you... ...from saying “i am here.” aim to be there more... ...with aimovig. a preventive treatment... ...for migraine in adults. one dose... ...once a month... ...is proven to reduce monthly migraine days. for some, by half or more. don'

. +1 tanto en solitario de robinson.robÓ el balÓn y tiro de tres . faltando cuatro segundos para el final dan la vuelta y derrotan a los mets de brooklyn. esto fue lo mÁs importante en los deportes. muchas gracias. conducta: a los 100 aÑos un veterano del ejÉrcito logra cumplir uno de sus mayores deseos a mÁ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: un veterano de la segunda guerra mundial que acaba de cumplir 100 aÑos, logrÓ sacar de su lista de deseos el paracaidismo. anhelaba saltar al vacÍo desde un aviÓn. con la ayuda de la recesiÓn sin fines de lucro pudo cumplir ese sueÑo a mÁs de 13,000 pies de altura. conductoras por la primera vez que este residente logra un objetivo. a sus 99 aÑos visitÓpearl harbor en hawai. dice que aÚn conduce su auto y le encanta viajar. llegamos al final. gracias por la sintonÍa. >> cuÍdense. los vamos a estar esperando con mÁs noticias. ♪ ♪ ♪ [música] alison: mm, qué rico les quedó el mole. elizabeth: es la receta secreta de tu abuela. >> claro que sí. yo la aprendí a hacer en puebla con la nana casilda. ¿a poco no qu

if you were accepted at these pictures of her with mary robinson that this lunch proved that she waseased on tuesday brings it all back to the surface. that smack that forced the un to drop the case back then. it brings messages from princess latifa saying she is being held captive in central divide and it also has an interview with mary robinson saying that in 2015 she was, in fact, misled, she was told that princess latifa has bipolar disorder and that she was tricked. today the un has asked for proof of life once again because we haven't had for her in months and the un has released a statement. in it they say she is in the care of her family medical professionals, that our reporting is not reflective of the actual position, but they are yet to prove that she is alive. the metropolitan police and national crime agency have made one of britain's biggest ever drug seizures. the cocaine, estimated to be worth 184 million pounds arrived on a boat from colombia hidden in a consignment of bananas. three people have been charged. the bbc was given exclusive access to the final hours of t

mary robinson apparently believed _ bipolar.pack— saying she realises she was fed a pack of— saying she realises she was fed a pack of lies. was told know where the princess is an intriguing and disturbing — the princess is an intriguing and disturbing story it has to be said with some — disturbing story it has to be said with some repercussions pose diplomatically for the uk and with what buckingham palace is saying about— what buckingham palace is saying about it _ what buckingham palace is saying about it probably not.— about it probably not. briefly, it shows the _ about it probably not. briefly, it shows the collocated _ about it probably not. briefly, it i shows the collocated relationships are on business and diplomatic allies who don't share the same sort of legal transparency and legal system that perhaps we would claim that we do here. if it system that perhaps we would claim that we do here.— that we do here. if it suggested the queen is already _ that we do here. if it suggested the queen is already decided _ that we

my name is mark robinson, i am lieutenant governor of north carolina. i am pleased to be here. would like to welcome to the stage madison cawthorn, 11th district congressman from north carolina. thank you walt we appreciate your. [applause] ♪ rep. cawthorn: hello everybody. it is so good to be here. i am honored to be with normal americans. [applause] washington, d.c., these globalists want to indoctrinate our children, remove our moral foundation from the next generation. they want to make a generation reliant on the government. when i am around them, it is not just flesh and blood up there, you can feel the tension in the city. when i come down to orlando and see real americans, who care about this country. it does my heart so good. i want to talk about what is going on in our nation. what is happening, they are trying to destroy our nuclear family. what has made america great for so long. our moral foundation, that we were founded on judeo-christian values, that we live in a nation that we can be proud of. i am excited to be a father, everything is going great in my life. [a

now they were wearing masks so they let finish that last haircut but then kilgore and robinson had to go on the covid less. so james that was sunday. yeah, those who couldn't practice all week long is not good we all still up there not a good play or not they have to keep testing negative right after the game can you imagine if that was mahomes if he's already in the chair right yeah, this could spelled disaster for chiefs cost of the super bowl right. >>that's the crazy thing about covid to get to stay away from everybody and just like the rest of us the athletes headed to a lot over zoom. chris hagan takes a look at the learning curve. were you boston. >>i think it's crazy you're zooming in press conferences this is with any new technology, however there's always a learning curve. you just asked colts head coach frank reich. forgot to rip current there. first thing i'd say. twenty-twenty work and i all right we a zoomers know you can use the screen as america breaks checking out his hair or bucks head coach bruce arians getting his hat and glasses just right. the 4th then there's th

and back with us tonight, eugene robinson, pulitzer prize winning columnist for the washington post. good evening and welcome to you all. i'd like to begin with you. what just happened? your organization reported that members of the republican caucus gave the qanon congresswoman a standing ovation at the close of her remarks. you saw mccarthy come out and pretend to mispronounce and not know what qanon is. the flags on the capitol lawn outside his office during the insurrection, notwithstanding. so in your view, what just happened? >> we're seeing the fight for the soul of the republican party play out in real-time in the house. basically you had kevin mccarthy, the leader house republicans, try to thread the needle and have it both ways. not only did he not denounce marjorie taylor greene and her conspiracy theories and racist things she said, but he also supported representative cheney who was facing almost sure, you know, voting out of leadership. if he hadn't really riled the base behind her, he was able to kind of look at the political field. he wants to be the next speaker of t

and so gene robinson, i'm curious, as we talk about this, i remember we've had several conversationspoll showing that americans had become actually more racially sensitive because racism wasn't latent. racism was actually blatant. it was in their face. i'm wondering four years later in 2021 where do you think we are? do you think americans are more aware of the challenges we face today than they were in 2016, early 2017? >> you know, i think -- here's where i think we are. we're a country that is -- that within 20 years or so will become majority minority country. there will be no white anglo majority in this nation. we'll all be minorities. and i think that is part of what has sort of heightened the contradictions in our society, in our system. and, you know, i've always said that donald trump was a symptom and not a cause. he was a symptom of something and then he propelled it, you know, the racism, the white supremacy, the conspiracy theories and all of that. and while, you know, there is value to -- some value to having all that out in the open where it can be dealt with, i can't

imagine the determination of racicot robinson who started at west point one year before harry truman issued the order to officially desegregate the armed forces and became the first african american four-star general. imagine the bravery of the 22 african americans awarded the medal of honor for their service in the vietnam war while struggling for civil rights at home was continuing. it's all part of a long history of barrier breaking service. right now more than 40% of our active duty forces are people of color. it's long past time that the full diversity and full strength of our forces reflect it at every level of this department including our secretary of defense. this organization thrives and succeeds because of our people, so the final point i'd like to make today is to give you my personal commitment that this administration, from myself and the vice president harris to secretary austin on down, is dedicated to ensuring that every single person is treated with dignity and respect. that's why we moved so quickly to overturn the discriminatory ban on transgender service and why

that's a lot. >> wrbrian robinson and teron johnson, thank you both. this again. >> christi. >> there is new information that we need to tell you in the death of capitol hill police officer brian sicknick and stunning information that those involved in the capitol riots were reportedly planning their next attack. when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, and rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plas

allowed to step out of the villa for this, a lunch with former un human rights commissioner mary robinson stepmother, princess haya. nothing has been heard from her since until now. so i'm repeating to them, and repeating that my name is latifa maktoum. i don't want to go to dubai. i want to get asylum. panorama has obtained these videos recorded over many months. in them, she details where she is being held, a villa in central dubai. i am a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail, all the windows are boarded shut, i cannot open any window. i have been by myself in solitary confinement, no access to medical help, no trial, no charge. nothing. she sketched what she can see. the villa is being guarded by around 30 police on rotation. panorama has independently verified the details of where and how she's being imprisoned. nobody should be subjected to that. solitary confinement of that sort is broadly considered to be a form of torture as it becomes prolonged, the way this has been right now. for three years now, life for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum has continued as n

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now they were wearing masks so they let finish that last haircut but then kilgore and robinson had to the covid list. so james that was sunday. yeah, those who couldn't practice all week long is not good we all still up there not a good play or not they have to keep testing negative right after the game can you imagine if that was mahomes if he's already in the chair right yeah, this could spelled disaster for chiefs cost of the super bowl right. >>that's the crazy thing about covid to get a stay away from everybody and just like the rest of us the athletes headed to a lot over zoom. chris hagan takes a look at the learning curve. where you boston. >>i think it's crazy you're zooming in press conferences this is with any new technology, however there's always a learning curve. you just asked colts head coach frank reich. forgot to a new trick there. first thing i'd say. twenty-twenty work and i all right we a zoomers know you can use the screen as america breaks checking out his hair or bucks head coach bruce arians getting his hat and glasses just right. they're then there's the pets

when he has brought figures like mary robinson into this case and involved her.nd has legitimized his behavior with those kinds of persons. this shows how far his power reach can go. brent: can he afford this pr disaster? he wants the uae and dubai to be seen as an open society. but at the same time, we are seeing a story here of domestic violence and almost indentured servitude inside of his own family. >> the question is correct, can he afford this? this is where it is nearly endless. because he cannot afford this. but, at the same time, it is not just a personal issue within him and his family. because the reputational damage being done against him is done against the entire country. so, the real question is, the question of the ruling family, how e they perceiving this? if the damage done to them reputational in going to be too much? the ones who run the uae, will they be able to survive this complicity in these actsf needless and senseless aggression? brent: matthew hedges from durham university of the u.k. tonight, we appreciate you taking the timto share y

robinson says now is not the time to kick back. >> vaccine rollout is accelerating, we can see the light at end of the tunnel but can't let down our guard. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> groundbreaking research could change the way americans get the vaccine. there's a report suggesting if you had covid you may only need one shot of the vaccine to protect yourself. doctor at ucsf says report comes from credible doctors and researchers. if true, would free up 100 million shots. >> after they got first shot of one of the mrna vaccines, pfizer or moderna, i forget which, might have been both. looked like they reached antibody levels consistent or about the same as people who had never had covid before and got two shots. >> dr. wachter just says if you can get one, do it. we may all get a booster anyway with the variants and mutations forming. >>> jeff ranieri, the weeks seem long but go by quickly. almost at friday. >> i'm with you on that. totally with you guys on that. everybody watching is probably doing the same thing, you guys. did want to start off with look at pattern change here

demarcus robinson fue puesto en el equipo de reserva tras haber estado en contacto directo. y mariscal de campo, patrick mahomes. carolina: hablemos de inmigraciÓn, mÉxico adopta una ley que bÁsicamente impide a los estados unidos continuar devolviendo hacia territorio mexicano a inmigrantes indocumentados. esto ha obligado a agentes federales de retomar la prÁctica de liberar a esas familias cuando ingresen a estados unidos. borja: en "ediciÓn digital" hemos contactado a la oficina de adonis protecciÓn fronteriza, cpd, y nos respondieron lo siguiente "las personas detenidas y procesadas bajo el tÍtulo ocho son evaluadas caso por caso, para considerar una determinaciÓn de la custodia en espera de una audiencia de migraciÓn". para hablar este tema, nos conectamos con nuestro abogado de inmigraciÓn, ezequiel hernÁndez. gracias por acompaÑarnos un dÍa mÁs con esta noticia. ¿cÓmo cambia esto las cosas en la frontera? >> las cambia mucho en terminÓ de tipo deshacÍa o proceso que pasarÍan las personas. esta ley no es vÁlida en toda la frontera migratoria en los estados unidos, sÓl

ballerina kyra robinson unwrapping new, darker pointe shoes that match her skin tone.g for better representation in the world of dance, showing followers on tiktok how she would paint her shoes to match her melanin. >> i can't tell you how revolutionary this is, that i don't have to, like, pancake them with foundation to make them my skin color. >> now grateful for this "turning point" in ballet. changing the world one step at a time. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

i want to thank james carville and gene robinson for kicking us off on more than one topic tonight. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> when we come back in just 30 seconds, we get into the biden agenda with cedric richmond, senior white house adviser to president biden, in 30. the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $349 a month for thirty six months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> welcome back to "the beat." i'm ari melber. we are juggling a couple of different stories tonight, and we still will hear from presidential adviser cedric richmond. we're going to be talking covid, racial justice and a lot more. you may have seen them moments ago at the white house. we're figuring out that interview. i guarantee it will be within this hour of "the beat." first, we're going turn to another story and it's one i bet you're familiar with, this disaster in texas. millions still without power after a deadly storm, snow, ice, freezing temperatures that have been pounding the electrical grid in the state and 16