we need to stop stopping, making traffic stops that are not actually meeting our overall goal which ising stops that don't reduce crime, but do cause trauma and increase distrust of police is the goal of a brand new law in philadelphia. >> i'm extremely excited to be able to introduce this ordinance to them. >> reporter: in june, freshman city councilman isaiah thomas introduced a bill turning traffic infractions like minor bumper damage or items hanging from a rear view mirror into secondary violations which means a driver cannot be stopped for them alone. >> i've been stopped in the city of philadelphia more times than i can remember, well over 20 times. >> reporter: he says one of the most humiliating happened here as a recent college grad. >> we are in the north west section of philadelphia. >> i remember the officer saying you look guilty, get out of the car. never talked about a traffic violation. so they searched me, and i think that's the part that kind of gets dismissed is when they search us, right, it's a very aggressive search, they check in between your buttcheeks, checkin

my focus is on stopping this pipeline and stopping putin and russia. and their argument, well, trump didn't impose sanctions. that is correct, because putin stopped building the pipeline. i remind you of the timing. president trump signed the bill, if my memory serves correctly, at 7:00 p.m. on a thursday night. putin stopped building the pipeline at 6:45 p.m., 15 minutes beforehand. there was nothing to sanction because they didn't commit the sanctionable conduct. they stopped. they only returned to building the pipeline. mr. president, do you know what date putin began building deep sea pipeline once again? january 24, 2021, four days after joe biden was sworn into office. putin knew that biden was going to do what he did, waive the sanctions and surrender. the sanctions worked. we had a bipartisan victory that inexplicably this white house gave away. i want to take a minute to speak to my democratic colleagues. there are lots of issues we're going to disagree with on a partisan manner. that's find. we talk about tax rates, whether they should be hig

we know the only way to stop nordstream 2 is by convincing the germans and other europeans to stop theproject . we have for the first time since we began talking to the germans about this convinced them to press ppause. first time german government has decided to press pause through the regulatory agencies. they have stopped the certification of the pipeline which by the way is built. it was 95 percent built when president trump left office. he let it be constructed. 95 percent built and it's now 100 percent built and the germans have because of american diplomacy and because of the threat of invasion of ukraine from russia pressed pause on this project. it can't start until summer or the fall and frankly that time allows us to continue to engage with the germans and others to try to convince them that this project is not in theirinterests . so think about this perspective. they finally said yes to the united states. the minute they say yes is the minute the united states senate decides to sanction german citizens. that's bad diplomacy. it's just bad diplomacy and it's a moment which w

did russia stop? no. it was working fiewrsly to finish the job -- furiously to finish the job by retrofitting ships to complete the pipeline. and the moment the ships were ready, pipeline construction started again. a the retro fitted russian ship showed up in germany in may of 2020, awaiting a permit by danish authorities. the permit was approved in october of 2020. the fact that it received a permit was sanctionable by the then-trump administration. the trump administration failed to act. on december 11 nord stream 2-ag had activities in shallow german waters. they were not waiting for biden to be in office, it was enacting. they should have imposed sanctions under caatsa at that point. it had other sanctions it could have imposed and chose not do. so, now, look, my position on nord stream has been clear. i have been and remain strongly opposed to the pipeline. i supported sanction measures on the project when they could have had an impact during the trump administration, before hundreds of miles of

but i wouldn't stop there.ould go on, even to the great heyday of the roman empire, and i would see developments around there, through various emperors and leaders. but i wouldn't stop there. i would even come up to the day of the renaissance and get a quick picture of all that the renaissance did for the cultural and aesthetic life of man. but i wouldn't stop there. i would even go by the way that the man for whom i am named had his habitat. and i would watch martin luther as he tacked his 95 theses on the door at the church of wittenberg. but i wouldn't stop there. i would come on up even to 1863 and watch a vacillating president by the name of abraham lincoln finally come to the conclusion that he had to sign the emancipation proclamation. but i wouldn't stop there. i would even come up to the early 1930's and see a man grappling with the problems of the bankruptcy of his nation and come with an eloquent cry that we have nothing to fear but fear itself. but i wouldn't stop there. strangely enough, i would tu

we need to stop stopping make traffic stops that are not actually meeting our overall goal, which istective -- i mean sara sidner joins us now. sara, so i wonder in that clip we just saw, it just reminded me, a lot of us reporters have done police ride-alongs in our careers. but one thing that is distinctively different now is that realtime video that you just showed us. what else is different about the, you know, what police are up against and the tools they're using now? >> look, you heard from chief laron armstrong there, the chief of the oakland police department. he's an oakland native, in that department for a very long time and has risen to the position of chief. he talked about how intelligence-based policing, when it comes to these things like traffic enforcement, is really, really important in that city. mind you, the city has had an explosion, several other cities in this nation have had, of homicides. and so they're trying to balance with a fewer number of police officers and the number of traffic enforcements that they used to do with this rise in violent crime. especial

they're now being just used to stop everything.epublicans to try to get and keep power. what i support is what the founders originally saw as the filibuster is let people talk. if you want to try to stop legislation in the united states senate stand up. talk. keep talking. and when you have been heard, i mean the minority has every right to be heard, and should be heard. but then when you're done, we should do what hamilton said and madison said, which is to allow the majority to make the decision for the country not the super majority. the majority. >> with all due respect, i've been covering the senate for a long time and when democrats are in the minority that is not how democrats operate. >> well, we should be doing the exact same thing. the truth of the matter is over the years, the filibuster has been used more and more in a dilatory way. you can phone it in, jake. you know that. i don't have to go to the floor to object. i call the cloak room. and then somebody objects and then that stops a bill from moving forward and then

the protest that didn't stop people from turning out. many say they're not afraid of catching the virus. i'm here because i like to live and i don't think we should be scared. a stop, we're living with them. we're all going to die. i like to live. i'm not mom, they a restriction measures have nothing to do with my health. i mean, there are people who want to impose control on us and take all our freedom. they. i'm here because i think that we all must be free. oh would i most i scuffles broke out. as police broke up the demonstration. it violated the current locked on rules in the netherlands, according to which only 2 people are allowed to meet at once. non essential shops, restaurants, bars, and theaters remain closed until at least the 14th of january. announcing the measures, the prime minister made clear, he had no choice, only combs was great. all mc horn is spreading even faster than we feared. and so we need to intervene now to prevent a much worse outcome. dur assoc precaution, are for zora. but the measures have also outraged t

dropped off it's not a regular stop. they're getting to a station the train intended to take after waiting a half an hour for the train to come in at thunderstorm at the station. it was then in their when he was clerking the highest of the political ambition was to be a member of the state legislature. this of course he said with a laugh but my friends got me into this business being a railroad lawyer. i do not consider myself qualified for the united states senate i took a long time to persuade myself that i was. i'm convinced that in spite of it all i am saying to myself every day it's too big a thing for you you will never get it. his wife insisted i learn to be a senator and the president of the united states to the last words when his own mother read news in his last ambition, just think he exclaimed there is such a sucker as me. [laughter] >> it is one of the stories, bob, you don't often think of abraham lincoln is a very funny man with a lot of humor. if you read deeply into into the stories like you have just do

it is time to stop it. even if i accept the fact that democrats started it, maybe we they can prove that we did. it is possible, way back when. it has escalated. it turned from a punch here and a punch there to almost extreme fighting. it's got to the point where we can't function. just on nominations alone, we have had 168 nominations since 1949. i picked that day because that is when all this filibuster stuff really happened. 82 of those have been under this president. 82. that is what i mean. it is not worth it to talk about who started this. fine, we started it. but it escalated and has gone beyond all bounds, as i said in 1995. it has turned into an arms race, so it is time to stop it, and that is what we did this morning with this vote. we took a step in the right direction. in 2008, norman arsene, a congressional scholar, wrote about our broken senate, how we couldn't function. you can go back even before that. in 1985, my first year here, senator thomas eagleton, my neighbor to the south, said the s

this is a good opportunity to talk about a whistle stop and the truman whistle stop campaign. >> this referred to some place, some city, some town that the train would come in and the engineer would blow the whistle announcing to the public that the president or the candidate is here. and you'd see a crowd like you're showing now, no matter where it was, it's amazing how many people you'd find in a small town when the president of the united states is coming through. but that whistle top phrase came that the engineer would blow the whistle really loud, really long to let the people know the president was coming to town. fpz. >> this is actually a very famous photo where the paper was prematurely published. dewy did not defeat truman. i included it because he's on the rear platform holding that paper up and has a gigantic smile on his face because he just won election as president. >> it's a first edition of of the "chicago tribune" came out in the late evening of november 2nd, which was the big election he's showing that paper in the st. louis station on november 4th. i think it was m

but a brave bipartisan majority of this body is about to stop them. about to stop them. we'll stop the democratic leader from silencing the voices of millions upon millions of americans who have a right to be heard in this chamber, many of them represented by us who come from small states. they derisively look down on us as a fly overterritory, a place nobody -- fly-year territory -- flyover territory, a place nobody wants to stop. the senate was designed to represent those people. every state gets two senators. some states have only one house member, but two senators. we're here to protect middle america and the super majority threshold in the senate makes that even more possible, so they can't run roughshod over us. they can't run roughshod over us and the people we represent. when our country needs leaders to fight the fires of factionalism, almost half the senate over here wants to literally dump more gasoline right on top of it. when our institutions needed defending, a sitting president and a majority leader have made smashing the senate an unofficial part of their

same person who said they will not stop, shouldn't stop, we will not stop. take a look. >> echoed throughout history, including dates that instantly remind us where they were and what they were doing when our democracy came under assault. days that occupy not only a place on our calendar, but a place in our collective memory. december 7, 1941, september 11, 2001. , and january 62021. >> sean: now, 2,403 americans died at pearl harbor. i know pretty well because my father served in the pacific for years. nearly 3,000 were murdered 9/11 2001 and thousands were killed in the summer riots of 2020 that kamala harris cheered on. so please, spare us the low class theatrics. you are looking pretty stupid right now. take a look. >> i thought immediately to turn not only to my colleagues but to my staff who had been forced to seek refuge in our office, converting filing cabinets into barricades. >> this is a movement. i'm telling you. they are not going to stop this lawlessness. the violence, the chaos. and everyone, be aware, because they are not going to stop, they

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one is, that sense of danger in traffic stops.e of danger although we look at statistics as well. those are surprising. statistics of the number of officers badly injured or killed when it comes to traffic stops. but we've looked at it also from the lens of the emotional impact it has when you stop someone. you don't know what's in the car. don't know what thir going to do. don't know what they just did before they got in that car. always a worry. one of the biggest worries as you might imagine i'm sure you know, jim, is the proliferation of guns in this country. officers going up to these cars are always worried the person may have a gun and use it and you will see some of that in this particular documentary. some of the training they see and some of these incidents he see officers shot and killed are jarring and makes them feel a lot more nervous and though they train for this, when they go up to the car that is why they are so very, very careful and concerned, jim. >> and that may have something to do with why they're so on edg

to stop committing the crimes they were committing, to stop trying to kill police officers. and because kevin mccarthy is leader of the most perverse version of the republican party that has ever existed, kevin mccarthy is now ashamed of having told donald trump on january 6th to, for once, do the right thing. former federal prosecutor daniel goldman served as counsel for the house in donald trump's first impeachment tweeted quote, firsthand testimony equals admissible evidence in court. anonymous sources to media, inadmissible. the committee is not preparing a case but same applies. this is to show what trump was doing every minute of the day. yesterday, chairman benny thompson described the 187 minutes when donald trump was doing nothing. >> well, it's about 187 minutes, we have now determined he was in the white house, we have determined a number of people made attempts to contact him through his chief of staff, some of the text messages we shared on the -- on our presentation of the contempt citation for mark meadows. we also have information of other individuals who mad

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that car can't stop before it hits that car. a car can't stop in time. and look at this.re now campaigns against smart motorways. we just need the hard shoulder back. you need a hard shoulder. if you can imagine being stuck in a vehicle in the second lane, with yourfamily, your children, and they're stuck in a live lane with hgvs thundering past that can hit them any minute, and you would not stand a chance. you absolutely would not stand a chance. after our programme, the government promised to make smart motorways safer. but two years later, most refuges are still too far apart, and the radar technology is only working on a quarter of the network. this whistle—blower contacted us because he was so concerned about the safety of smart motorways. smart motorways have been given to us as a lie. we were told that they were safe. we were told the technology was working, and the technology's not working. it's not doing what it said it was going to do. this man is a traffic officer for national highways. we're protecting his identity because he fears he'd lose hisjob for speaki

the bay area's role in our effort to stop a ukraine takeover by russian forces.at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> a bay area group held a rally today against vaccine mandates. protesters say this is the first step in fighting the orders. good evening and thank you for joining us. you are watching the news at 6:00. our reporter was at the anti-vax rally in marin. he joins us to tell us why they are against vaccine requirements and how they plan to fight the mandates. >> one group of the north bay says it is considering legal action to stop the mandate. they say some parents are facing discrimination. this group, calling themselves marin parents united, marched around the civic center protesting mandates. >> our message here today is we are against mandates in any form. masking, vaccines. >> i don't think people should be forced to take the vaccination. it should be a choice. there is evidence that some people have been harmed by it. >> the group says it is considering a lawsuit against

we're talking about traffic stops. names that have made national headlines like felando kasteel and dante write, both killed by officers after traffic stops. seem to be spiraling into deaths more frequently and that raises the question, is it time for reforms that would protect both civilians and law enforcement? cnn's upcoming special report, "traffic spots, dangerous encounters "explores that and more. our sara sidener has a preview. >> reporter: stops that don't reduce crime but do cause trauma and distrust of police, with the goal of a brand new law in philadelphia. >> extremely excited to introduce the ordinance to them. >> reporter: in june, isaiah thomas introduced a bill that turns a handful of traffic infractions like items hanging from a rear view mirror into secondary violations which means a driver cannot be stopped for them alone. >> i've been stopped in the city of philadelphia more times than i can remember, well over 20 times. >> reporter: he says one of the most humiliating happened here as a recent co

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to stop committing the crimes that they were committing. to stop trying to kill police officers. and because kevin mccarthy is the leader of the most perverse version of the republican party that has ever existed, kevin mccarthy is now ashamed of having told donald trump, on january six, two for one's do the right thing. we former federal prosecutor, conservative a castle for the house during donald trump's first impeachment, today tweeted quote, first him one equals admissible evidence in court. anonymous sources to media equals inadmissible. while the january six committee is not preparing a case for court, the same concept applies. so this is important testimony to show what trump is doing every minute of the day. yesterday, german betty thompson described the 187 minutes of donald trump of doing nothing. >> well, you know it's about 187 minutes that we have now determined he was in the white house. we have determined that there was a number of people who made attempts to contact him through his seats of stuff. some of those text messages that we shared on our presentation of

it can be stopped. and will be stopped if the administration takes the action that it should take and should have taken some time ago. let's not get the nord stream 2 thing lost in the overall objective here and that is to see that the invasion does not take place. there's a couple other things we urged the administration to do. they are taking action in that regard. i think delinquently but they are. senator risch: i think we have defensive measures that are weaponry that is being -- that is headed for ukraine as we speak. in addition to that, a couple of our allies asked for relief from their licenses so they can provide materiel. i understand that's being done and bless the u.k. for stepping up and doing what they're doing. [inaudible] >> well, there are members of both parties discussing that in the relevant committees. i think passing something is better than passing nothing. i think passing menendez instead of rubio is not good as rubio. that said, if we can get the two parties together and we oug

i haven't my point on now to sierra is it time to stop eating meat and dairy? our food system is driving a 3rd of all human cause greenhouse gas emissions. and meanwhile, governments continue to provide billions and subsidies to the meeting, dairy industries, or cows. the new coal is some argue i speak with documentary filmmaker kip anderson, but 1st, we're running out of time to stop an environmental catastrophe in the amazon home to 1000000 indigenous peoples and 3000000 different plant animal species. before our station is on the rise of criticism, as mounting of brazilian president julia and both scenario, who did not attend the recent you in climate conference in glasgow, scotland. is there still hope that the rain forest can be saved? i'll ask the executive director an amazon watch layla, salazar lopez, an agronomist, and senior fellow shocker. louise fernando. get his pin to the left. alice r lopez and louise fernando give a pink bill. thank you so much for joining me on upfront lead. i'm going to start with you in november, deforestation in the amazon h

stop partisan redistricting. stop the suppression of the vote and nullification of elections. stop big, dark money from having such an impact on our political process. and honor the grassroots participation. in addition to that, in terms of the john lewis part of the bill, every republican president has, since nixon, ford, reagan, president george herbert walker bush, and president george w. bush. george w. bush signed the most recent voting rights act, a bill that passed the congress, like 390 in the house, almost unanimously in the senate, not that long ago. it had always been bipartisan, until now. and so, passing that bill will be very, very important for voting rights in our country, so fundamental to our democracy. so, i'm excited about today, that we received this -- we're sending this over to the senate, receiving some optimism that the focus will be on it. and hopefully, the success will be there, especially in time for martin luther king day. again, i just want to commend terri sewell, mr. butterfield, jim mcgovern, jerry nadler, zoe lofgren, zoe lofgren, zoe lofgren