the viceroy of god on earth, the pope of france, first kisses the shoes of the leader of the southern courten kisses the ukrainian flag. on which the nazi symbol is inscribed and the next one says about gays. same-sex people have the right to be a family. they are god's children have the right to a family, everyone should have the opportunity to start a family. no one should be rejected or suffer, because of this, a law on civil unions should be created in this way. these people will also be protected by the law. given that the program of the satanic temple in america includes the lgbt protection item, how to connect it? well tell me how to put it together. isn't that satanism? test deadly drugs on the mentally ill experiments that american scientists did from 2019 to 2021 on ukraine for testing dangerous biological preparations were taken as animal patients of the regional clinical psychiatric hospital number three of the city of kharkov for experiments , taking into account their age, nationality, immune status. on special forms , the result of round-the-clock monitoring of the patient's

states department of defense, he was a resident of iran after amir sefat, two days ago in the southern district court of new york, the prices were not determined , but a source of iran international said that this operation was carried out under the command of three high-ranking members of the irgc. shade yazdani, the commander of the 840th irgc unit, who has long been engaged in employing the citizens of payan republic to carry out terrorist activities, ghafoor kargar , the commander of irgc quds force in the caucasus, and mohammad reza asadi, his deputy, who are in charge of organizing the irgc-supported hosseiniyon in azerbaijan , and at the same time, activities which organizes the cd in the countries of the caucasus region, this is not the first development of masih alinjad in the american soil. in 1400, the american police announced that the ministry of information of the islamic republic of iran tried to steal masih alinjad from the nivdi group through a group of four people. venezuela takes one of the most famous figures of this case, mahmoud khazein, to 44-year-old haj mahmoud, who has a clo

department of defense amir sefat, who was a resident of iran , was charged yesterday in the southern district court of new york, but a source of iran international said that this operation was carried out under the command of three senior members of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, yazdani, the commander of the 843rd unit of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, who has long been engaged in employing the citizens of payan republic to carry out activities. terrorist ghafoor kargar, commander of irgc quds force in the caucasus and mohammad reza asadi, his deputy , who are responsible for the organization of shiites supported by the irgc in azerbaijan and at the same time organize terrorist activities in the countries of the caucasus region, this is the first development of ali masih ali. nejad is not in the american soil. in 1400, the american police announced that the ministry of intelligence of the islamic republic, through a group of four, tried to take masih alinjad from the nivdi dazed group to venezuela. iran's sports and arts are closely related. this summer, a source in the judicial br

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admitting to 49 criminal charges , to 49 criminal charges, including 24 counts of rape at southern crown courtradio. this is gb news. don't go anywhere, monkey . in is gb news. don't go anywhere, monkey. in just a moment. and welcome back to gb news. now let's update you on some royal news with the princess of wales expected to launch a national campaign later this month focussed on her decade long passion for early years development . the royal highness development. the royal highness believes that the first five years of charles life have a big impact future chances . impact on their future chances. well, yesterday visited fox well, yesterday kate visited fox cubs nursery in luton . royal cubs nursery in luton. royal reporter cameron walker has the details for us to see. the little heart. how can one small playdate have such a big impact ? a child's future? the princess of wales believes it's those crucial early years that children learn how to interact with others. these are vital skills that are going to take them into the next greater education. and i'm saying to the narrator, they symbol

originally said he was not guilty of the charges but today, and a very short hearing here at southern crown courtof the charges against them that they related to one woman and that is why we can now report the details of the guilty pleas that he entered in december at a hearing at the old bayley. as well as the sexual offences that david carrick carried out on many victims over a period of around 17 years, he was controlling, he was coercive, he intimidated his victims. he used his position as a police officer to threaten and put fear into these women to the point where they felt they could not come forward and report what he was doing to them. just to give you an example of what he would do to the women that we have heard from hertfordshire police based on accounts of the women had toward him. he would control with some of them wore, what they ate, what they slept and stopped them from speaking to men and even their own children as well. and there were three charges that david carrick pleaded guilty to which involved him forcing women under a cupboard under his stairs in one particular situation

they died in confrontations with security forces, as he tried to over on an air court in the southern city of lacquer rotate, took off his soft impeachment and the rest of the former president petro castillo, last month on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. place in brazil have been clearing out, protest camps in the capital a day after an attack on government buildings by supporters of forward presence. i have bull sanara. they've refused to accept his defeat. not toby's election. around 1500 people have been arrested since the riots is our palo thousands of demonstrators have rallied in defense of democracy. the calling for those involved in the stormy of congress as daniel palace and supreme court to be jailed for latin america added to the c. a newman, was that the rally? they want those responsible, not only the ideological authors, intellectual office, but the ones who actually carried out the attack on this country. 3 institutions to be put in prison. but also they're asking for president or former president rather bull sonata to also be put in prison and his 3 sons while the

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the former president federal castillo, 17 people died in protest and the southern region of tuna on monday. brazil supreme court has ordered the rest of the man who was in charge of public security in the capital when government buildings are stormed on sunday. anderson torres was removed from office after the riots. he served as justice minister and the former president of both scenarios. heads of state of the us, canada, mexico held wide ranging talks in the north american lead us summit. us present. joe barton, candidate, just intrude our next case. undress manuel lip is overdose. have been meeting in mexico city, immigration, climate change and trade were on the agenda. working together to take on the scourge of human smuggling and illegal drug trafficking. congest the last 6 months or joint patrols in mexico have resulted in the rest and more than 7007000 human smugglers. we've seen more than $20000.00 pounds of deadly fentenol at the border. rushing forces of stepped at their assault on the salt mining town of solid . i in the east of ukraine, ukraine's presence as the area has been flattened and austria

they marched towards the southern slopes of the moor. 4,000 acres of it is owned by hedge fund manager, alexander darwall. his legal action saw the high courtthing that's been done for decades. i cut my football match to come here. did you? more important! it's more important than a football match? yeah. a lot of people here today have spoken to me about power and how it is tipped away from the ability of people to camp out here on the moor in favour of the few people who own this land. but there is a darker side — the damage that can be done by people camping out. cans, foil, condoms, syringes sometimes, all those things... russell ashford owns buckfastleigh common — he was born here. at the end of the day it's a fantastic, big, open, wild space but it is a wild space and we surely don't want to visit it so much that it's damaged through that. a deal has been done — land owners will be paid and people can wild camp. the area is smaller, though, and the right can be revoked at any time. what everyone has in common is the desire for humans to leave no trace and to preserve the dwindling wild spaces of england. claire marshall, bbc news. let'

southern region of tuna. on monday, brazil supreme court has all the rest of the man who was in charge of public security in the capital when government buildings was told on sunday. anderson torres was removed from office after the riots. he served as justice minister and the former president john bolton, aro, heads of state of the us, canada, and mexico held wide ranging talks up the north american lead of summit. us president joe biden, canada as justin trudeau and mexican and rance manuel lucas over the, had been meeting in mexico city, immigration climate change, and trade were on the agenda. cross of working together to take on the scourge of human smuggling and illegal drug trafficking. ingest the last 6 months, our joint patrols in mexico have resulted in the rest of more than 7007000 human smugglers. we've seen more than $20000.00 pounds of deadly fentenol at the border. russian forces have stepped up their assault on the salt lining town of solider. in the east of ukraine, ukraine's president says the area has been flattened. austria supreme court has dropped a terrorism case against the well known pr

the protest in the southern state of connecticut last year began after the government ban in the supreme court still needs to decide on the matter. but for many muslim students in the country, it's a matter of personal choice. didn't move in is getting her masters in communication. and jamie amelia is lamar university in delhi. she started wearing the her job about 7 years ago. and is one of 3 women in her class who do so. you know, she believes that women across the world, irrespective of their religion, should have the right to choose what they want or don't want to where good us as people also stared at her. but that she has gotten used to it. it wasn't something that came to me all through family. it was something that i discovered and chose, saw at the woman that i decided i was going to read her job. i think that moment it became a part of my identity and became a part of who i was. last year the southern state of karnataka saw major protest both for and against the he job. after 6 students were bought from attending classes for wearing one officials shut down schools and universities fo

of the former president pedo castillo, 17 people died in purchase in the southern region of pu know, on monday, brazil supreme court has ordered the rest of the man who was in charge of public security in the capital when government buildings were stormed on sunday addison torres, he's currently in the u. s. was removed from office off to the riots he served as justice minister on the former president child, boston. nora made as the us, canada and mexico held wide ranging talks at the north american leaders summit, j bought. and just intruder and on thy manya lopez. open a door, met in mexico, city, immigration climate change and trade. what on the agenda? ration working together to take on the scourge of you much borderline and legal drug trafficking. to just the last 6 months or joint patrols and mexico have resulted roasted more than 7070000 human smugglers. we. she's more than $20000.00 pounds of deadly fennel at the border. all serious supreme court has dropped a terrorism case against a well known professor egyptian origin. following an al jazeera documentary parade, half as was charged in november, 2020 al j

. >> sam bankman-fried appeared at the southern district of new york in a manhattan court in downtownew york city to plead not guilty to eight criminal counts that included wire fraud. remember, sam bankman-fried has been accused of several charges separately but today prosecutors in addition to working with the judge set a court date for a trial ahead. they've also sought to modify his bail terms to include restrictions when it comes to any potential access of ftx or alameda while it's. it's something he has tweeted about and says he does not have access to. it is something the prosecutors are separately looking into and we will have more details in the coming days. in the coming weeks we will also have prosecutors put forward evidence as it pertains to their charges. they will also seek to hear motions from sam bankman-fried's attorneys. we will hear much more in the coming weeks but we will also be looking forward to any changes as it pertains to a speedy trial set for october 2, 2023. dani: the latest on the ftx founder's court case. let's look at markets because there has been a

court in manhattan today. he's expected to plead not guilty to eight charges. she is -- cinelli baskets outside the courthouse. >> the drama is very real, a rainy day outside the southernt of new york. the guards are unsure whether the court room will go into overflow given the anticipation of the hearing. in terms of white-collar crime this is one of the biggest fraud cases in united states history and the question underpinning all of it is is this a one-off, standard behavior across the industry or just many years of culmination of free money and easy behavior among investors. there are very serious charges sam bankman-fried is facing. he's suspected to plead not guilty to. that will draw out the trial over many months here in which we will see much more come to light about what happened at ftx. two deputies have already pled guilty to a number of charges from the u.s. attorney's office. guy: do we know how he will fund his defense? >> that's a very good question. similar questions came up with the bond. $250 million. this is from a man who says he has 100 thousand dollars in his bank account. so where did -- where do these millions come from? largely backed by a ver

southern areas. this weather front in the north and west bringing milder conditions and fairly patchy rate through the courtstland, northern ireland. fog forming through the early hours across many central, eastern and southern parts of england. to start off our sunday morning we're going to see temperatures down to about “6, to see temperatures down to about —6, possibly my to 7 degrees toward the south and east frost free in the northwest through the day on sunday the early fog in the east slowly clearing away some rain for parts of western scotland and irish seacoast, perhaps cornwall. some sunshine develops once that fog slowly lifts away from southern and eastern england but it will feel cold, two or three degrees in the east, even colder if you see fog lingering for the perhaps double figures for the likes of belfast with a clear skies across the north of scotland was up as we move through sunday night into monday more of the same, cold and frosty towards the south and east with temperatures down below freezing. frost free with milder weather holding on across scotland and northern ireland. without thi

illegal and constitute a form of collective punishment. israel's government and courts dispute this will sarah, hi rach is in southern israel with more on those demolitions, these demolition. so come as a surprise. the demolition started on sunday nights and as a result of fighting between the israeli forces on the palestinians living in the area, 2 people have been killed to palestinians on 3 ended. one of them is in critical condition now. the demolitions will to homes that belong to young palestinians in september last year, they tried to carry out the tockets and is ready checkpoint and then the process of firing they got killed and also an israeli soldier was killed as well. now this is one of the things that the israeli forces do. it's a punitive kind of demolition that they do when people are involved in it talks or they seem anyone is working against the state of israel, the type of demolitions we see there tends to be 2 types of demolition. you have the ones that are usually carried out by the military. and the other ones tend to be of where they've accused the palestinian family of not having the right isra

courts dispute this. sarah hireright has more now from southern israel. o, a site that's becoming anti common in the occupied way. spank hundreds of mornings gather for the funerals, with 2 hollis stans. one of them was shot in the chest several times to roha from taishan with his rady forces. on monday, after they entered the village before dawn and demolished 2 homes. the houses belonged to the family, the 2 palestinian men who were killed in september while carrying out an attack. it's a check points. israeli soldier was killed. the palestinian health ministry says several palestinians were injured in the latest crossfire. israeli military says its troops came on the heavy fire and fought back several dialed in whom in the name they made to families homeless. they eventual collective punishment. now if they could, they would demolish high area. jeremy. israel has long implemented a policy of demolishing the houses of palestinians accused of killing israelis. this could also include the homes of their families or relative the united nations reports that

attorney for the southern district of california and former superior court judge in that state. and carmen best, former seattle piece chief and msnbc former law enforcement analyst, joins us as well. can i ask you both, carol first, just your initial reaction to waking up to this news today. >> it is a terrible thing when you wake up to news like this and you think well, there is another one. and it is less of a surprise than one would hope that your reaction would be because we have seen it so frequently. my initial reaction is that it is one of frustration. because there are so few tools that we have to prevent this kind of tragedy and there is a second amendment production for firearm possession and the two sides have really driven the other side into -- there's very little ability to reach across the aisle now and come up with a dissuasion that can prevent these kinds of tragedies. you have situations where -- particularly in urban areas, because now as -- people without -- has assessed to them and it is just really really tragic that we can't come up with access legislation

he appeared at southern crown court this morning.o a ao—year—old woman in 2003. the old bailey heard that he had served in the army before joining the met in 2001 and he had admitted 43 charges relating to 11 other women between march 2004 and july 2020. the charges he has pleaded guilty of relate to 12 women over an 18 year period. there were 20 counts of rape, nine counts of sexual assault, five counts of assault by penetration, three counts of coercive and controlling behaviour, two counts of false imprisonment, two counts of attempted rape, one count of attempted rape, one count of attempted sexual assault by penetration and one count of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. he denied activity without consent. he denied a further count of rape in september 2020 relating to a 13th woman and the crown prosecution service decided it was not in the public interest to proceed on trial on that charge. so this catalogue of charges that david carrick has now pleaded guilty to this morning at southwark crown court

appearing southern crown court, he admitted raping nine of the women.ome on numerous occasions over months years. he's due to be sentenced early next month. barbara assistant commissioner of the police, praised his victim for coming forward. i want to commend the outstanding bravery of the 13 women who came forward and reported the horrific crimes they were victims of on behalf of the metropolitan service . i of the metropolitan service. i am truly sorry that they have suffered at the hands of this police officer . carrick is police officer. carrick is a prolific serial sex offender who , preyed on women over a period of many years . london mayor of many years. london mayor sadiq has called the circumstances appalling and says lessons must be learned. bratton when he first became an officer, should meant alarm bells went off. they didn't. we also know when the review should have been taken ten years after being a police officer. the vetting that didn't uncover the things that should have been uncovered. so there missed opportunities there are missed opp

court. mike: president biden going to the southern border for the first time today, going to el paso, is thisphoto opportunity or something more significant here? >> i will wait and see. what i want to see is he going to apologize for the men in horse patrol that he slanders from white house podium saying they whipped migrants and they are going to pay which ruined their careers, which caused them and their families to be bullied, is he going to apologize for border patrol for abolishing everything that the trump administration did to give us the most secure border in the lifetime, writing 90 executive orders. is he going to understand 14 border patrol agents committing suicide this year and apologize, 20,000 american patriots who stand in line every day to defend the nation, is he going to apologize to them? he had an event recognizing the capital police officers and i understand that, that's great, how about the 20,000 men and women staying on the land protecting country every day and dealing with horrendous situations in their lifetimes. 14 suicides, i'm not saying out of control border ca

southern border. >>> we begin in brazil. authorities announced they are in control of the country's national congress, supreme court and presidential palace. those place wer sto byf t y. supporters of the former far right president refused to accept his election defeat. though broke through barricades and battled police. they demanded the military oust the new democratically elected president. he condemned today's events as a fascist attack. in a video posted to social media, the mob is seen attacking a police officer on horseback, pulling him to the ground. no word yet on his condition. bolsonaro made unfounded claims the election was stolen. he left brazil for florida in late december. >>> california bracing for storms. the first roaring to shore tonight. claiming lives and threatening millions more. we are tracking it all. >> good evening to you. the relentless storms are now to blame for at least 7 deaths across the ude in, newears asni s he p of a series of today fierce winds and toppled trees in sacramento knocking out power to thousands. snow piled up in the sierra nevada. in san francisco, people are gearing up for more rai

are illegal and form of collective punishment. israel's government and courts say that's not true, said car that has more from southern israel site that's becoming all too common in the occupied west bank. hundreds of mourners gather for the funeral to stimulate. one of them was shocked in the chest several times during, from taishan, with his ready forces on monday. also, they entered the village for don demolish to home. the houses belonged to the families of 2 palestinian men who were killed in september while carrying out an attack. it's a checkpoint. israeli soldier was killed. the palestinian health ministry says several palestinians were injured in the latest crossfire. israeli military says its troops came under heavy fire and fought back several dialed in women in the name. they made 2 families homeless. they eventual collective punishment. now if they could, they would demolish high area, legitimate. israel has long implemented a policy of demolishing the houses of palestinians accused of killing israeli. this could also include the homes of their families or relative the united nations reports that israel h

southern border. but we begin in brazil. tonight autrities announced they are in control of the country's national congress, supreme court and presidential palace. those places were stormed by a mob of thousands today. supporters of former far right president jair bolsonaro refused to accept his election defeat. they broke through bashds. barricades and battled police in the capital brasilia. they even demanded the military oust the new democratically elected president luiz inacio lula da silva. he condemned today's events as a fascist attack. in a video posted to social media the mob is seen right there attacking a police officer on horseback, pulling him to the ground. no word yet on his condition. bolsonaro, meanwhile, has made unfounded claims the election was stolen. he left brazil for florida in late december. >>> well, to california now. tonight bracing for a new round of powerful winter storms. the first roaring ashore last -- late tonight, rather. the extreme weather claimed at least two lives this weekend, and now threatening millions more. cbs's elise preston is in los angeles for us, tracking it all. elise, good

in the corporate bright into the week and as we head through the weekend, southern and eastern parts of the uk will state courtrday morning, 6 degrees in belfast seven for stornoway but for the south and east, cold and frosty start and will be some fog affecting parts of east wales, the west midlands and freezing fog which will be dense and to clear. we will cease any spells for much of england and wales and for the north and west, northern ireland, scotland, cloudier and seeing highs of 10 degrees and going into the south and east, cloudier further north and west. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: the british prime minister is fined by police forfailing the british prime minister is fined by police for failing to wear a seat belt whilst a passenger in a moving car. it happened when he was filming a political clip for instagram. western defence chiefs meeting in germany fail to agree on the provision of advanced tanks to ukraine — the americans say it's still under discussion. you may have heard the german minister of defence say earlier

happened at 2 churches in the southern city of august, sir us, he suspect, has been arrested and authority say they are investigating a possible case of terrorism. a court in russia has approved a government application to shut down the country's oldest human rights watch dog. the moscow, helsinki group is the latest organization to be targeted or criticizing the kremlin . it was created in 1976 to monitor soviet authorities, commitment to respect human rights and freedoms. the european court of human rights has said it will hear the netherlands case against russia over the downing of flight and major 17 in 2014 the militia airlines flight was shot down by a missile fight by russian forces in east cray. nearly 300 people on board were killed. microsoft is investigating an issue that's caused world wide disruption to several other services, including teams and outlook. the companies not said how many users have been affected, but outage tracking websites have log thousands of incidents globally. teams alone is used by more than 280000000 people. snow and ice have covered parcel, northern china as the country sees, a wave of via cold weather railway st. o

. >> sam bankman-fried appeared at the southern district of new york at a manhattan court.pled not guilty to a criminal counts that included wire fraud. sam bankman-fried has been accused of charges. they also sought to modify his bail to include restrictions when it comes to any potential access of alameda wallace. this is of immense end for free has tweeted about. he said he is not done but it is something the prosecutors are separately looking into and we will have more details in the coming days. we will have prosecutors put forward evidence as it pertains to the charges. they will seek to hear motions from sam bankman-fried's attorneys. we will hear much more in the coming weeks. we will be looking forward to any changes as it pertains to a speedy trial. >> a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. foxconn has brought the world's largest -- the official reports that foxconn's plant is operating with roughly 200 had -- 200,000 staff. they have secured enough workers despite a covered resurgence and recent staff upheaval. apples latest slide has pushed its ma

. >> sam bankman-fried the founder of the ftx empire appeared at the southern district of new york in the manhattan courtork city to plead not guilty to eight criminal counts. that included wire fraud. remember, sam bankman-fried has been accused of civil charges separately by the ftc. today prosecutors in addition to working with the judge to set a court date for a trial ahead have also sought to modify his bail terms to include restrictions when it comes to any potential access of ftx or alameda well it's. this is something that sam bankman-fried himself has tweeted about and said he has not done and does not have access to but it is something the prosecutors are separately looking into. we will have more details in the coming weeks. we will have prosecutors put forward evidence as it pertains to their charges. they will also seek to hear a motion from sam bankman-fried's attorneys. we will hear more the coming weeks but you will also be looking forward to any changes as it pertains to a speedy trial set for october 2, 2023. david: that is one story. the other story is as breaking news that just broke

court comes as the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york launches the task force to recover assets andvestigation and prosecution of matters related to the collapse of ftx. the securities and exchange commission estimates customers lost more than $8 billion. united states attorney said his team is "working around-the-clock to respond to the implosion of ftx. it's an all-hands-on-deck moment. bank men-fried could be sentenced to more than 100 years of prison. >> trace: molly line, thank you. first up it's makes crime roundup, police chief in western pennsylvania shot and killed by a suspect was killed hours later in an exchange of gunfire with police. the breckenridge chief was shot in the head and another officer was injured during the foot pursuit of a man who was wanted for a weapons related to probation violation? chief mcintyre was 46 years old. the driver of a tesla rescued along with another adult and two children after the vehicle drove off a 250-foot cliff in san mateo valley has been arrested tonight. investigators found the crash was an intentional act. saying they were shock

administration will help the agents team with the surge along the southern border and financial assistance being is distributed. while the supreme court investigation into who leaked a draft decision overruling the roe vs. wade decision -- a lot of people are surprised by these findings, ashley? >> reporter: the supreme court is leaving us with more questions tonight announcing the investigation into the leak of the draft opinion came up with no leads but word from the court that the probe is not over yet. the court says 82 people had access to either electronic or hard copies of the decision overturning roe v wade. 97 employees were interviewed. some multiple times. all of them denied being the leaker. the investigation also concluded an outside hack or penetration of the court's internal i.t. system is highly unlikely suggesting that this was, indeed, an inside job. while the court says the employees who were asked to did turn over calls and text records from their personal cell phones. nothing relevant was found, though. in addition, all personnel who were asked to submit to an interview did so and all of them signed a sworn affida

one luhansk people's republic as the ministry of defense told the court, a serious loss in the krasnaya limansky kupyansky and southern direction, a large amount of manpower in his technique scriptwriters the sky over the dpr, our fighter aircraft shot down a ukrainian attack aircraft 125, and the air defense system was destroyed by five drones, and now, what else did they tell the military department? in the donetsk direction , units of the southern military district continued successful offensive operations and inflicted fire damage on the enemy up to 80 ukrainian servicemen were destroyed two armored combat vehicles four vehicles three french self-propelled artillery mounts caesar american -made m77 artillery system. a self-propelled artillery mount carnation and two self-propelled artillery mounts acacia, in addition, in the area of ​​​​the village of karlovka of the donetsk people's republic, an ammunition depot of the armed forces of ukraine was destroyed and even the courage of our defenders senior sergeant vladislav vakhitov and his subordinates passed with an anti-aircraft gun this necessary for the destructi

next hour, president biden will address the southern border ahead of his first trip since taking office. what his administration is doing while the supreme court wait s to reconsider title 42 again. >>> but as you would expect, we'll begin with the mess on capitol hill. and there could be some good news for kevin mccarthy. overnight the house republican offered more concessions to a group of 20 ultraconservative gop lawmakers who have consistently voted against him. ask with just two hours to go until the house is set to reconvene and continue voting, mccarthy arrived at the capitol a short time ago and expressed some optimism. >> i think we're making progress. i think we're all working together to find a solution. >> do you have the votes today? >> we'll see. >> with us to start off our coverage this hour is capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. "new york times" correspondent peter baker, jake sherman and brendan buck, a senior adviser to boehner and ryan. tell me what is happening right now on capitol hill. >> reporter: just feet from us is kevin mccarthy's office. the speaker eegs office, not his office, but the office he's currently occup

court this afternoon at 1:30. kumasi: vice president harris will travel to southern california to visit monterey park as a date morninglives lost last weekend. those killed range in age from 57 to 76. yesterday, investigators released their new lease. reggie: state leaders are fed up and are calling on congress to pass a national ban on assault weapons and other gun safety measures. governor newsom visited half moon bay after the mass shooting . this came just a day after a man killed 11 people in southern california. the governor said congress is not doing enough. >> congress is sitting on its butt. you have politicians word they are not even serious. what is going on? reggie: california law already abandoneds large cassidy magazines and some at about don's. kumasi: data analysts say gun violence has gone up in the last 10 years. it is not just the number of mass shootings. it is the number of victims. how have these recent shootings prohibited to those numbers? jobina: compared with other stakes, more than one third of the people killed this year have been in california, but accounpopulation, analysts say r capita r

southern border. but we begin in brazil. tonight autrities announced they are in control of the country's national congress, supreme court andresidential palace. those places were stormed by a mob of thousands today. supporters of former far right president jair bolsonaro refused to accept his election defeat. they broke through bashds. barricades and battled p

court. so far, the new attempts to make it public. southern california, this shower singer lisa marie presley, the only child of elvis presley has died. her mother, priscilla presley, has confirmed her death . los angeles county paramedics were dispatched to a home in calabasas this morning following a report of a woman in full cardiac arrest. we're told that lisa marie was hospitalized, but hours later she did not survive , had recently attended the golden globe awards two days ago with the team behind the biopic movie for her father called elvis. lisa marie presley was 54 years old. old 11 media outlets have filed a court motion in san francisco is seeking to access evidence against the man charged in last year's attack on paul pelosi. pop alosi the former is the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi. during the preliminary hearing last month in san francisco, d a s office introduced audio and video evidence against david do pap. he is the man accused of attacking pelosi at his home on october 28th. but the da's office has refused to

court. i am grateful to the prosecutors, agents and staff of d.o.j.'s national security division, the f.b.i. and the southern district of new york for their excellent work on this case. the victim in this case was targeted for exercising the rights to which every american citizen is entitled. the victim publicized iranian government's human rights abuse, discriminatory treatment of women, suppression of democratic participation and expression, and use of arbitrary imprisonment, torture and execution. this activity posed such a threat to the government of iran that the chief judge of iran's revolutionary courts warned that anyone who sent videos to the victim criticizing the regime would be sentenced to prison. especially videos contrary to laws mandating that women and girls wear head coverings in public. in the united states of america, our system of laws protects our citizens in the peaceful exercise of their constitutional and civil rights. the department of justice will not tolerate attempts by an authoritarian regime to undermine those protections and the rule of law upon which our democracy is based. w

southern border and reduce by 90%. we point more than three under conservative store federal courts at every level including justice brettd, justice amy coney barrett. in that conservative majority gave america a new beginning in the right to life in the last six months. [applause] to me it was -- mike was a privilege to be a part of it. i also appreciate the fact something else i tried to capture and help so helplp me gd the hailstorm of opposition that we face from day one until historic day one as of president trump on inauguration day in 2017. written oval office sir walking back the whiteg house. the lights were on the sidewall that was well lit. president trump looked at me and said look at this. and i said it is humbling. he turned and looked at me and said that is right, it is humbling. [laughter] but as we walked into the residence, the end of that chapter cap to the fact that the outside the oval was a stack of newspapers. the headlight in the "washington post" on january 20, 2017 was the campaign to impeach donald trump starts today. and they never let up. two and a half years of the hoax until it was no colli

are on the hook if bankman-fried either fails to show up to any court dates or attempts to flee the country the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york just announcing an ftx task force. the group will rely on the office's asset forfeiture and cyber capabilities to recover billions still missing, they called it an all-hands on deck moment >> how important is it to know who those two co-signers were here and what are some of the best conspiracy theories you've heard? >> so there is a lot of intrigue behind it. i'm not sure of what it tells us as far as customer assets and what goes on here for the future of ftx and the $8 billion that is still at stake here i think that it is just more the intrigue of who the people are and what kind of assets they have to make the court comfortable that they do have $250 million to post if for some reason he either doesn't show up or decides to flee he told andrew ross sorkin that he had about $100,000 in liquid assets, his parent's house worth about $4 million so it doesn't get you to the amount that they would need to feel comfortable as far as collateral and there are conspira