unvaccinated, have a higher chance of developing the disease and severe forms of the disease that i'm a thea. and while the new rules are aimed at curbing the spread of infections, it's posing a logistical challenge for those living on the islands who fear limits, their movements will leave them behind. and his, the quick reminder of the top story way following for you the 1st day of high stakes talks between russia and the u. s. is ended with noise breakthrough. the talks are aimed at d, escalating tensions over ukraine with western countries. fearing the kremlin kremlin could be planning an invasion. moscow wants nato to stop its eastwood expansion and your up to date on d, w v d w. use off. next is a documentary on the millionaires of congress. don't go away. ah, we're all set to go.

presidency he was denied the opportunity which other presidents were routinely given to fill a vacancy on theas supreme court. that was the reality. and now there's the question of the filibuster and i would concede the filibuster has been part of the profile of the senate for a long, long time for many decades. what the senate republican leader fails to note is the use of the filibuster is out of control. we now have filibusters threatened on everything in sight. it was by design, not by accident. and it was by design displayed on the business of the senate, to stop the production and the senate. that is why day after weary day this chamber is empty, nothing is happening. because of filibuster is usually looming over the body. for those who want to restore the senate to an actual legislative body with actual debate and amendments on there floor, we are being told by the republican leader we are somehow denying the basic birthright of the senate and we know that is wrong. we know the senate, as many of us remember it has changed. it was 25 years ago i came to the sentence. we voted a lot. heand

in thea city not just of whatever you are of. they -- it's emboldened.nd -- and this is the victory of putting fasto at the ever can couple of the nation. leading him to the quarter final. the military said that. this is the opportunity to see that. or somehow a laid back president unable that it was not and that's people expected to bring to -- ever since he became president in 2015. >> let's make that point to emmanuel quincy inning. burkina faso has a unique perhaps more than any other africa nation when it comes to fighting al-qaeda. there was talk that they wanted to make burkina faso the capital of the new cal fate will. y-- they're not equipped to figt this fight. and this is why they've mounted this action. >> well, i mean, that's a good point. but it's not just about the lack of appropriate and adequate logistics. it's also about the doctrine. it'sabi -- about the leadership. and clear political leadership with a message. you know, that drives army -- and then show them that their actions are coherent. oversight of control. of assuring that as s

giuliani thea's family says the last time they saw her, she was headed off to a party. family hopes that increased reward will help find the person responsible for her death. today marks two years since the helicopter crash that killed nine people, including nba legend kobe bryant and his daughter. today, a statue was placed at the sight of that crash in calabasas. it shows bryant in his lakers uniform with his arm around his daughter, gianna. the statue also has the name of the seven other people who were killed, the artist dan medina told an l , a tv station that he brought the £160 bronze statue to the hillside at four a.m. this morning and that it will only remain there temporarily. restrictions on gay men trying to donate blood up next. the renewed calls to change the fda is donation policy amid a nationwide blood shortage during the pandemic. workers at a popular vegan restaurant chain claim they're being worked like animals. the protest outside amy's kitchen today in the north bay and quarterback jimmy garoppolo on managing criticism as he tries to take the 49ers

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thea;r jury can decide what they like. they can, jury can decide what they like.ie: can, you're right, one is saying this opens the door to mob rule, another says thejury can this opens the door to mob rule, another says the jury can be a kind of societal pressure release valve, and that there is zero chance of any iury and that there is zero chance of any jury deciding it would be fair game to destroy a statue of churchill, for example, because it's always the statue of churchill which keeps on cropping up. i think what's interesting, i can't member which paper i read it in, it might even be the telegraph — apparently there have been issues over this particular statue since the 1920s. 125 years it stood in the city, and there'll be many who say, "how do we get rid of statues that we think are past their sell by date?" you go back to the romans, i think, as soon as someone was out—of—favor, they just got rid of

a latino shale of them of the thea ha. and there's a lot of hope to the infection right here. has been close to 0, thanks to the measures. taken a little dent on that evening, mima and her husband invite friends to the house for dinner. they plan. so once again, once there are local called film chima parity. so back in the day me, my husband helped build the set on the piazza. they all know the dialogue by heart little means everything to most volvo. it's the hope that our town has a good future of it. so he, he, lou, they're proud of their town and of their corona virus response here in polite so adriano people stand together so that the virus doesn't stand a chance. m lou sheesh. ah, but will these vaccines also protect against the ami kron variance? what do we know so far about this variant? our science correspondent derek williams has answers to your questions like this one from you to mirror luis. m. o is on the current differ from earlier virus variants. oh, on the crew is, is pretty different from previous variance and compared to the original version of the virus, it's

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if the whole fashion change stack his pieces are also provocative that full of emotion of passion. thea and all st. aggression just like in clowns. clowns ha, clowns is a it started like an experiment and it's a very simple. ready and show where the performers are. obviously there to entertain the crowd thing and they use whatever means available to them to entertain the crowd in easily dancing and tap dancing, fake tap, dancing, and theatrical killings. so it starts with some killings that are kind of like amusing, but it never stops. the theatrical killings become more and more choreographed and more and more, you know, kind of mass. busy mass killings that are got crow graphically happening. so i think that the work is very starts entertaining and with a smile and can become quite satisfyingly. i think disturbing news. crisis conflict. whoa, whoa, fetched as work reacts to political events, to the mood of the time. of the united states. 201620. 17. for example, saw terrorist attacks carried out my islamic militants around the world. chester responded with the peace grand finale. grun

and thea idea that we would solve this with another booster is is just off the charts insane.i have not said this to you p before because i'm pretty carefull and i'm pretty careful with the data. but these vaccines, these manyhe vaccines, the rna covidid vaccines need to be withdrawn from the market now no one should get them. no one should get boosted. nono one should get double boosted. they arere a dangerous and ineffective product at this point against the spike that they make your body make that you then produce antibodies. who is t not the armacost spike? and earlier today tony fauci t said we're not going to give people monoclonal antibody products because the first generation products because they don't work against the amazon spikeke the same logt applies to these mrsa vaccines and giving people booster's even if in the very short term, it knocks down infection rates, there's a boomerang effect and that's what they're seeing o in all these countries. we're in a dangerous moment and these products need to be withdrawnduct when you so you sy they're ineffective and that

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enrollment ends january 31st at coveredca.com coapolo ohno: thea. this wfirst time timothyance. leduc came out, the figure skater was 18 years old. timothy woke us up in the middle of the night. and said, i just have to share something with you. apolo ohno: that's timothy leduc mom becky leduc, speaking from her home in cedar rapids, iowa, with her husband mike, about timothy coming out as gay. timothy leduc: it was very difficult with my family at first. but i was in a very christian, conservative environment, going to church so many times a week. i believed the lies that i was told-- that i was an abomination. apolo ohno: and timothy's parents believed those lies too. mike leduc: our first reaction, i remember, was-- i mean, inside, it was a little bit of a shock, and a little bit of-- of-- you know, very troubling at the time because of our background. apolo ohno: the second time timothy came out, timothy was 28 years old. and this time, it was about something else. and it wasn't in the darkness of the moon. this time, there was a little less fear, a little more light, and a

are thea spoken to the current head of the western shoshone tribe. and he told us, one of the many consequences is the impact on people's health. the most bombed nation on us, the label claimed by the shoshone native american tribe, as their sacred lamb turned into a u. s. nuclear weapons testing site. and these things were conducted without our knowledge and under a culture of secrecy, of the united states. and therein is the intent to commit genocide because these things were developed without our consent. the weapons are tested upon us, and there are test series with specific goals to expose humans to radiation, and we are the victims of that. it all started with the $1863.00 treaty of ruby valley. when the western shoshone handed certain rights to the us. but did not see the land these and friendships shall be hereafter established and maintained between the western bands of the shoshone nation and the people in governments of the united states. and the said ban, stipulate and agree that has duties and all depredations shall cease from 1951 to 19

e-mail johnson's office declined to comment on the report and nbc news has not independently confirmed theathe e-mail >>> the new announcement comes days after the first anniversary of the january 6th capitol riots where hundreds of former president donald trump's supporters stormed the building. the unit will combat natdomestic terrorism. >> israel introduces the next generation of tank drivers scientists have taught goldfish there to drive the team mounted a camera to their vehicle to mimic their movements in the tank. and using food as a reward get them to steer, hook, line and sinker a word of warning as you can imagine they constantly forget directions, and they are always fishtailing. >>> all right. athens, georgia, is going to the dogs this weekend. that's because the city is elcelebrating their national champs on saturday they're going to have a massive parade at the stadium. the georgia build dogs returning after they turned the tide on the crimson tide, alabama on monday night they won their first title in over 40 years, and it just seems like alabama was in it and wins it almost

you're still navea. precious. thea, softer sheets. yeah, i see. it was no accident. when elisa lena students from north carolina read a specific passage from dostoevsky, demons. the 200 then adversary of the great writers both coincides with another milestone. 150 years ago while travelling, he was finishing one of his least known, but perhaps most significant works. and i think within this book in particular, i found it very rewarding to read. in the sense that i can find any reflections within myself and was in real life today, clicking on the essay, the younger generation is kind of always hating on the older generation for being wrong and better about it. my older generations kind of always looking down upon that he's not like diaz with a lot of kind of like fear that there, you know, tradition traditions are gonna be upgraded. so i think just like all these rooms are very apparent throughout time, i don't imagine they'll ever stop being renovated and there was, have been relevant. dostoevsky conceived demons as a small pamphlet. critical of the near lists and ra

the members of the moscow based security alliance, the thea t. o. the alliance answered please from the catholic president to help restore law and order. and the c s t o. secretary general says that the peacekeeping troops, with the sole purpose of helping context on in this difficult period city is lost though all of these insinuations about our troops like we're going to break up demonstrations are not true. that's what the cars like leases for. they will do their job and our job is slightly different. some rumors about an intervention occupation and other things started to spread. it's just stupid. i once again state . this is the c s t o countries move to support kazakhstan and such a difficult period. this is the main reason for decision. there's no other reason for it. as soon as the situation stabilizes, the operation will be suspended on the troops will be pulled out. so it's unpleasant 1st to hear that we're literally sees an opportunity. it's fake. c, s t o countries show willingness and sincerity in helping context on that through such a

we have a thea to the silver, who is a political activist. very well welcome to program to you all. now the reason that she is on the phone line is because the internet has been caught. so it makes, you know, doing his own very difficult as well as getting information out very difficult. i don't come to you 1st. just tell us what's the latest there on the ground in terms of these process and in terms of the reaction to them. while we are currently on lock down, the everyone is we are advised to stay home because it's not safe to be on the street to, to a so called anti terrorist alteration that is in progress. what do you make of these assertions? i see that from the president that these protests are coming from foreign active terrorists who are causing this unrest. ah, you see it's everything is so unclear now, but there are definitely for 2 whole years to protest and their own interest, which i'm not sure. and we're all caught up from each other and we have no reliable information to judge to have like a complete understanding of the situation of the situation. ok, are there, prot

are the last generation that can still reactivate wilderness before it no longer exists a co hoopa, thea finish olson, w. europe has many opportunities to become wilder again. that was even a relatively young conservation movement with the english name re wilding theft. the idea is to give momentum to certain landscapes that have the potential to become wilder. again, we're still to help the process along trucking the. so to saddle, that, for example, by leaving dead wood where it is in the forest, when we're allowing rivers to meander more freely again, it does when receive it. it's a way of withdrawing again as humans eyes and allowing nature to follow its original impulses knocked, isn't it? yes, in course, the idea is spreading more and more in europe, monia, in our hope, hostile pride. nature doesn't have to be spectacular or exotic to and the right to exist. rare species are good, but having many species is better reserves and national parks are not a panacea either because people have to live somewhere in the middle ages. more than a 1000 pounds were artificially created in the li

the thea has reportedly been training a lease ukrainian special operations teams on us territory and mid mouse intentions with russia. and joe biden fill on voting rights is effectively blocked by his own party. that's the day after the american supreme court struck down the president's vaccine mandate with businesses. ah, coming to your life from moscow, you're watching r t international is just on 3. i'm here in the russian capital. my name's peter scott, is great argue with us. the west went too far, those were the strong words of the russian foreign minister on friday when talking about international security issues as his annual press conference. sir gale over of also slammed the u. s. and its allies for hypocrisy when it comes to human rights violations. purpose rules to west, when to far less be frank in violation of all international obligations and common sense they chose to escalate this situation. well, you see the west condemns violent actions against civilians. they condemn human rights violations. but when bloody cose, a carried out by those who swear their allegiance t

for years the us can do to nuclear us online that was populated by native americans, or thea, spoken to the current head of the western shoshone tribe. and he thought is one of the many consequences is the impact on people's health. the most bombed nation on us, the label claimed by the shoshone native american tribe, as their sacred lamb turned into a u. s. nuclear weapons testing site. and these things were conducted without our knowledge and under a culture of secrecy, of the united states. and therein is the intent to commit genocide because these things were developed without our consent. the weapons are tested upon us, and there are test series with specific goals to expose humans to radiation, and we are the victims of that. it all started with the $1863.00 treaty a ruby valley. when the western shoshone handed certain rights to the us. but did not see the land these and friendships shall be hereafter established and maintained between the western bands of the shoshone nation and the people in governments of the united states. and the said ban, stipulate and agree that has dut

the thea has reportedly been training a leak ukrainian special operations teams on us territory and mid mounting sanctions with russia and joe biden fill on voting rights as effectively blocked by his own part. they. thus, the day after the american supreme court struck down, the president likes the mandate of businesses. those the headlines, it thinks they have moscow time on pizza scott's, and i'll be back with another look in just under now. it's time, are you creeped out when you light their social media post or search a topic, or just mention something and conversation, and then you get e mails and see ads for related products. and should you avoid stepping into the met averse on this week show, erasing yourself from the internet. but 1st, many americans to biggest capital investments are a home and a car. and lately, both are in short supply as inflation supply chain. and the pandemic form the perfect storm. i'm holland cook in washington. this is the big picture on our t america. ah, if you are struggling to find a car that you can afford or to just 51, you're not alone. we're go

thea;r if you are talking about the demise of populations.ir impact. - all having their impact. miriam, we're going to have to stop at debit thank you very much forjoining us on climate —— climate critical. miriam diamond. hello there. wednesday brings the promise of a bit more brightness. some sunshine, even, across parts of england and wales after what has been a very stagnant and cloudy and cold few days. you can see that haze of grey on the earlier satellite picture. bright white cloud up to the north—west, though. that's indicative of frontal systems approaching, eventually bringing some rain into scotland and northern ireland, with a strengthening wind. so, through wednesday, england and wales having a better chance of some sunny spells, although towards the south—east corner it may stay cloudy for a good part of the day. strengthening winds across northern areas. rain just getting into northern ireland, certainly setting in across western and north—western scotland through the afternoon. gusts of wind in excess of 50 mph in exposed nor

with the thea has reportedly been trading a leak ukrainian special operations team, but usa territory, amid mouth intentions with russia. and joe biden fill on voting rights is effectively blocked by his own party. that's the day after the american supreme court struck down the president's vaccine mandate for businesses. those the headlines this hour not far from me. pizza scott's but neil harvey will be in the house, the 260 minutes with the full news program. thanks for watching. ah . with hello and welcome to cross off. were all things are considered. i'm peter level. over the past 2 and a half years, russia and nato of agreed on very little. if anything, however, both agreed to meet for a high level meeting and they did in brussels. both sides made their case, nothing was really resolved, lots of words. what happens next may be actions. i crush, sucking nato and russia. i'm joined by my guest, david swanson, in charlottesville. he is executive director of world beyond war dot org. and del mar, we have scott ritter. he is a former intelligence officer in the united nations weapons

because that president has told rushes later, the situation is stabilizing robin far thea walker has moved. this is major news. the arrest the chief carry mess the me of. why? because he is the old member of the old guy.

well, probably nothing is going to be achieved at thea talks in geneva because the u. s. is trying to keep these, taught very much focused on russian behavior and on russian concerns. but there are more meetings coming up later this week in brussels and in vienna. and that's where the us says that the matter of russian troops, some 100000 reportedly of stationed on the western border across from ukraine will be taken up. and importantly, you will see all the tow ukrainian officials will be involved in those discussions . the u. s. is trying to be very careful not to speak on cubes behalf. it says that there is nothing can be done about the crisis involving ukraine without ukrainian input. certainly an important wake ahead. thank you very much for the update. rosalyn jordan live for us in washington day say the nighttime military lines you set to hold its own talks with russia on wednesday as we had from our correspondent and ahead of those discussions secretary general yann's stolen. beg again warned moscow about it's true build up. he met with ukraine's foreign minister

by thea, you are the official german 4 minister sang. she'll do everything in her power to guarantee ukraine security on a lena bear book made the comments during a meeting with you, creating officials in kiev, a trying to revive full way peace talks with russia and france, and the conflict in the east and don bass region russia has been massing troops border with ukraine, rising fizz off an invasion and know that jokers which has arrived home in serbia off to being deported from australia. a tennis mens well, number one last a court case to reinstate his visa to play in the australian open after the government revoked it. after an 11 day legal battle. judges up held the cancellation with ministers, citing public health concerns as he is not vaccinated against the corona virus. over the top stories this hour, they'll be more news a bit later on. i'll see you in 25 minutes time for that off to the stream, which starts now. ah ah, i saw you. okay, and you're watching the stream. the organization in the united states that supplies 40 percen

thea;r spotify is and what is tenable. they are not so much _ spotify is and what is tenable.ut them, you think of them as being just a streaming outlet but this is reduction and creating their own content. are there any other artist you have heard about you are thinking or asking for their music to be removed? i thinking or asking for their music to be removed?— to be removed? i think this is something — to be removed? i think this is something that _ to be removed? i think this is something that will _ to be removed? i think this is something that will be - to be removed? i think this is - something that will be fascinating to watch play out. he doesn't have that kind of say in taking his music down, so i think different artists have different level of control over their masters and when it comes down to it it would be great to see more people making these kinds of stands and really kind of taking charge of their art like this, but the fact is that a lot of them don't have their masters and again, that is another facet of the music industry and the way that it does not reall

i am a thea. and while the new rules are aimed at curbing the sprite of infections, it's posing a logistical challenge for those living on the islands who fear limits their movements will leave them behind. and he's a quick reminder of the top story way following for you. the 1st day of high stakes talks between russia and the u. s. has ended with no breakthrough. the talks are aimed at d, escalating tensions over ukraine with western countries. fearing the kremlin kremlin could be planning an invasion. moscow wants nato to stop its eastwood expansion and your up to date on d, w. d d w. use up next is a documentary on the millionaires of congress. don't go and we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship amend. we're all in as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes, policeman follow with w flyer made for mines. lou kinshasa, capital of the democratic republic of congo, with the population of over 14000000. it's the largest french speaking city in the

thea duda -- the idea of continuing stability is important.e: do you think mario draghi will continue the way he governs? he listens, but does what he wants. because he wants the presidency and did not get it this time around, will he be more accommodating to the political factions? is there a danger he does not have as strong a handhold as he had? guest: i don't think so. i think mario draghi has a very strong reputation all over the world. he has acted as the president of the european central bank. i don't really think he will go in the direction that the different parties want him to go. we need strong leadership and i think he will play this role. francine: will there be access to the funds until spring 2023, and how messy will those be? guest: i think we have so many deadlines. we approved draghi as president -- as prime minister. we approved the national plans for recovery and resilience. now we have more than 100 deadlines in the following year. that leads to projects and reforms. i think the stability will help us to carry out. there w

thea;r 1500 people in wales who have now taken the antiviral.— taken the antiviral.de such a huge difference. i started - taken the antiviral. they made such a huge difference. i started to - taken the antiviral. they made such a huge difference. i started to feell a huge difference. i started to feel better within 2a and was of starting them, and i genuinely think if i hadn't taken them, i would have ended up being hospitalised. shim? hadn't taken them, i would have ended up being hospitalised. amy was civen the ended up being hospitalised. amy was given the tablets _ ended up being hospitalised. amy was given the tablets due _ ended up being hospitalised. amy was given the tablets due to _ ended up being hospitalised. amy was given the tablets due to complex - given the tablets due to complex health issues rather than through the trial. but it is hoped the study which he has been running since the 8th of december will continue to see people sign up. to take part you need to be over 50 are 18 to a9, with an underlying health condition. you need a positive test and t

that includes irving, the prove innocent toward with the me theas who will be in town tomorrow. supervisor matt hanes says he does not think irving should get the exception. >>> an update on a billboard battle. >>> the international airport. the propro sal is for two double-sided. and as we reported earlier, the plan ran into some opposition from an unusual source. astrongmys argued that the light from the billboards would have disrupted their work. >>> bay area members of congress are going to be at sfo to talk about infrastructure upgrades. house speaker nancy pea willosi. and they are going to be talking about the airports. infrastructure across the nation. , isfo is going to get about 50 million. >>> and meantime, the dominant carrier united airlines. and resuming nonstops to several major issue cities. nonstops to paris will be reenstated starting in late february. and other destinations with renewed morn nonstops include pittsburg, atlanta, and new orleans. united executives say they are acting based on early signs of recovery from the omicron variant. >>> and another majo

pope francis went tope iraq last year at theas height of covid, really bad time. it was march, the time we hadn't yet got vaccines, i'm working on aos un program right now, most people can't get vaccines he went and was despised by everyone not to go and he went because his background is working with people in the ghettos winners aris. i think that single act of courage gave so much solidarity to these people, a remarkable thing he did. i think there has to be solidarity not just from the vatican but off the christian communities. in america, predominantly is a christian -- i put that in brackets, the highest percentage of believers are christian, people don't know about these communities in the middle east so if they did and there is more solidarity and not just -- praying for them, actively trying to support them in terms of getting their industries on the ground, education so young people stay there and don't sleep, i think it could be incredibly supportive and the vatican did have a break and put in he has been to egypt. syria, i feel like he has been to syria

san francisco say the district has not done enough when it comes to covid testing and distributing theae testing kits. they are planning to hold a news conference today to talk on a plan to help keep them and families safe. the chronicle report that more than 600 classrooms in san francisco were with their teachers or aids on tuesday. there were only 157 substitutes available so everybody district employee with the teacher a class including the to take superintendent. schools being impacted by the latest covid19 surge here in california the state superintendent is planning to talk specifics on what the state is doing to help keep kids, families and educators safe during this timen. san francisco, kdix5. >>> let me show you where we stand on the temperatures. we are around 50 for the most part that. will warm in to the upper 50's for daytime highs. don't expect a lot of change today it. will change cloudy, upper 50's. we get a little more rain on friday morning. light showers, like a tenth of an inch of rain on friday which will add more snow in the sierra. we are watching a great sierra

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theas new slogan under the biden administration was health care for favored groups.se policies continue tonight. they are illegal, immoral and all but ignored by the media and by republican lawmakers. several weeks ago the food and drug administration released a fact sheet on a monoclonal antibody. it's the only monoclonal antibody treatment proven effective against the latest variant. of the coronavirus. the fda provided guidance, telling states how to determine which states should get the criticalte treatment. physicians,, the fda explained, should consider "race and ethnicity" as they minister treatment so positions are doing that across the country. in utah, covid patients are triaged by a scoring system that determines whether or not they qualify for these potentially life-saving antibody treatments. lookre at this chart. it shows the scoring chart. srace often counts more than physical health. the state of utah gives two points to anyone simply for not being white. you win if you're not white. if you have congestive heart failure at the same time, you get one p

to the beginning the application of originalist that the founders did notdi understand kids to have theasame speech rights as adults especially in school context. another interesting area of campaign finance and anonymous speech. recently in a concurrence which was reallyy not at all about free-speech because it was about the party presentation which he also cares about he wrote a concurrence questioning the whole concept of the doctor in review can come in and say it may not really be unconstitutional to me that is sweep so broadly all the other hypothetical third parties that we should strike this down. i will come back to that. there is an interesting observation how he really really doesn't like rules that allow judges to insert policy judgments on the ad hoc basis. and commercial speech. he does not think there should be a doctrine of commercial speech and then that should fall into the same bucket and those that question the idea to be subjected to enemy scrutiny and let me finish where these other things where he recently question things if you have been following if you know defam

so unfortunaly, if anything,p we have moved in thea opposite direction, because on top of all of thatve this revisionist history around january 6. certain political commentators promoting the idea that it was a peaceful protest, and the truly aggressive people that they were the police, and the demonstrators were just protecting themselves and they were true atrios. . we have this disinformation making its way to the mainstream on top of the other disinformation prior to january 6. nick: michael jensen and kathleen belew, thank you very much. ♪ judy: as we know, police officers were on the front lines , defending the united states capitol on january 6. for many of them, and even for the capitol police force as a whole, the year since has been difficult. lisa desjardins begins there. lisa: one year later, some officers, like u.s. capitol police officer harry dunn, are still recovering from the emotional scars sustained that day. others, like capitol police sergeant aquilino gonell, are still recovering from the physical toll. gonell recently tweeted out graphic photos, showing the gash

well, let's get more now from moscow were joined by maxime psycho thea, an expert in the russian international affairs council. and it's good to have you with us on the al jazeera user is the 1st time the, the c s t o has been, as essentially brought troops into an external country a. what are the at the external forces that threaten kazakstan that necessitate this deployment of troops? well, i think exactly the once the president of cause, like some referred to, there's obviously little clarity on what those external actors or forces that are driving this protest allegedly are about to it is exactly the reason that enable that because study president to invoke the c a seal mandate and invites the troops to protect the territory. my sense is that these allegations were largely triggered by the speed and the scale of the protest activity in their violence. and you know, the protests and i believe that in the protests of the scale, it's kind of a multi layered and a mixed bag of people who are generally disgruntled, but also some forces. who according to because study leadership have been obviou

by thea, you are the official, the assistant secretary of state or for african affairs and a year for so and for, for the horn of africa are expected to arrive in order to, to give us the board to the you. an initiative which is hoped to break the political deadlock that has left to them without the government for more than 2 months now. so don't we serve and to council lead by the military that it accepts the u. s. initiative to try to break the political deadlock, but brought us to say they don't want to negotiate with military. many of the organizers of this protest day, they will not sit down at a round table where the military present. political parties, on the other hand, are divided some say they are willing to negotiate, to try to get the country out of a deadlock while all the say they also want the military going before any kind of negotiation takes place. the biggest challenge to the you and initiative that is currently under way is the issue of trust between the various parties. since the military take over and late october, the trust, the very fragile trust that existed b

interesting if some of his jennifer sung, one of his asian nominees to the courtw won't be able to siton in theas case. ai itns says asians are being discriminated against by harvard because h the president has said that he is going to pick someone based on her race as well. it's a little ironic. yeah, i don't i don't think the first asian conservative nominee to the court would count as a first. that would bee out the window. that wouldn't matter. robert, on this idea of the so-called moderateil democrats and how they'll votel on this, how do you see that playing out? is it just going to be lock step for biden or would someone like a mansion or a cinema or even a tester in montana ormo montana? ntno desire to have a far leftur person on the court, that's for sure. would there be any possibility of leverage being exerted against the biden pick? well, that's that's far outside my wheelhouse. butth my prediction on that ishi that i think those senators tended to be fairly loyal whent' it comes to nominations both in the executive branch and in the judiciary and they've taken issuee mostly with legi

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