again the house rules package will be the debate that's happening on the floor today it's going tong be a debate and vote that will happen in person because toxic voting has not been approved yet for the 117th congress. it was approved in the 116th congress all those rules go away at the end of the 116th and this is the new rules package for the 117th congress. molly reynolds come to think proxy voting after the pandemic is overdue think proxy voting is here to stay? >> guest: that's a great question. and i think as we've seen over the past year, there still a lot of debate over whether proxy voting was the right response as the pandemic. there has been an effort in the house to try and come up with a way for fully remote voting. they had been making some progress on this. it will be interesting to see how that turns out. it's always hard in congress to put something back in the box once you open the box up. i would hope that as he becomes safe for folks to gather in person again in large groups like the house of representatives, that we return in most cases to actual in-person votin

but some tongs. there are a few who feel for some to be too analytical come on. the vienna philharmonic for example could probably play in the antarctic and still produce a warm sound. so i always think it's not about the room but rather the way music is playing and how people perceive it. in the beginning it was almost impossible to get tickets because everyone wanted to see the building these days it's the musicians and the program that people come for. now you can buy tickets for the great concert hall quite easily because last minute yarmulke yes even last a minute though that's still a somewhat risky business. on the other hand there are always allotments of tickets that are returned not oprah's tickets are used i see it every night at the box office if your stand there trying their luck and are thrilled to get a ticket. i'm lucky the vienna philharmonic who will be performing in hamburg tonight i will her sing before the concert. the summer is the best time of the year to was a tomboy it's one in the city turns into a huge concert hall here a few tips for a

the actor's seventh collaboration with director stanley tong casts him as tang, the boss of an internationalprotecting a chinese accountant who's fallen foul of the mob. and his daughter has equally foolishly advertised her exact whereabouts on instagram. after a face—off in london's chinatown, tang and his team of attractive, quick—thinking operatives head to africa to protect this innocent influencer and they find her frolicking with computer—generated lions, unaware that a team of surly thugs are out to kidnap her. much like the plot, the action scenes are completely over the top. at one point, a truck made out of gold smashes into a shopping mall in dubai. the dialogue is a mixture of mandarin, english and arabic, but either way, the script feels like a combination of bad b—movies and scooby—doo cartoons. gurning baddies refer to meddling brats and plant ticking bombs. vanguard is so absurd it's occasionally entertaining. but whether it's worth your hard—earned cash is another matter. it's available on—demand now. thanks for watching the film review, with me, anna smith. mark kermode wil

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thousands of myron's from central america who are trying to reach the united states officers used the tongs and shields to force the migrants back towards 300 border the migrants had camped out on a road overnight after authorities stopped them from continuing their journey north . the kremlin has dismissed cause to free opposition leader alexina volley who's been jailed for 30 days following his return to russia on sunday live on these spent the past few months in germany recovering from poisoning with a nerve agent the kremlin also described as calls for mass protests against his arrest as quote troubling. mount etna europe's tallest and most active volcano has erupted again streams of red hot lava have been flowing down the mountain which is situated on the italian island of sicily volcanic ash has covered cars in a nearby village but there have been no reports of serious damage. and some sports news now for you were a new sumo wrestler is a merger on the scene at the tender age of 10 japanese. guy is already a world champion for his age range and is twice the size of other competitors h

to many societies grouping around either one orth the other, this is not my understanding of things tonge. thank you will have more values that we share positions holding a little so differences of interest. and eager of the total decoupling of digital activities. we should not because it would lead in the world. and sad if each of us have to identify who functions of society even if my multilateral a certain point in time i can nevertheless to what is elementary importance we have open society not changed in particular when i say united states foreign with regard to the back with regard to the back of course this will be into this is something that you lack to produce a vaccine will in shining and to step back cap. in a way say in this regard maybe i have going to phrase or word as far as the stress of multilateralism is concerned thank you very much the chancellor or next to davos. >> your time this discussion is hosted by the common good organization. >> hello everybody. i am patricia we are in a somber mood as we will come after a shocking turn of events yesterday we wish - - we watc

some of these most volatile stocks that we haven't mentioned yet but are on the tip of everybody's tongertainly on everybody's radar, lik gamestop, macy's, fossil, nokia, blackberry all these stocks that had some short interest, suddenly we saw a big uptick in interest what we saw was a lot of people buying the stocks and a lot of people buying the options. a lot of the names that i just mentioned traded well over a million contracts a day. and to put things into perspective for those who are new, each options contract typically represents 100 shares. so that would be 100 million worth of options trading each day. whenever you have a lot of buyers, retail, institutional, someone staying at home and click trading from their basement, it could be a hedge fund but when they go and buy call options, they are buying them from a market maker. the market maker has to buy stock to hedge typically you will see volume build on itself this way the higher it goes, the more they have to buy to hedge their positions. so -- >> that's a huge part of the story, is it not >> tony, i mean -- >> yes, it is,

cambodia's tong lace up one of the biggest inland fisheries on earth more than a 1000000 people rely on this vast like for their livelihoods once renowned for its abundance of fish extensive damming up stream and climate change have taken their toll on the ecosystem. level a to do battle here are facing difficulties because the water is local and there are no fish so people on the lake have to change their way of life if they have lots of children maybe they'll have to work on shore at a construction site or in a factory because the lake is running out of fish. or that. the lakes richard college sustained by a rare seasonal reversal during the dry season the lake drains into the mekong river when the rains come in may the powerful flow of the mekong pushes water back into town my sap swelling the lakes volume by up to 5 times but last year water levels were down 25 percent from averages saying just 20 years ago. troll the main challenge for our fishing community is climate change. for the past 2 years the water levels from the mekong river have changed dramatically. but. as ton lace

and that's way too long for you tell no one tong he says he might have to move back to the countryside if the situation continues as it is now. but he still hoping that one terminus would turn to bangkok brighter days will come. that's if. imagine how many push. ups right now in the uk climb a tree different off the stores face is one place in ways from just one week. before it can really get. we still have time to i am doing. it. and you hear me now oh yes we don't need you and how it all stands judgments on so that when you bring you a map or as you've never thought have surprised yourself with what is possible to this magical really what moves and want also to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us from eccles la stocks. dot com and well it's finally here the 1st coronavirus. with hollywood a listers locked down is the story of a diamond heist tedious video conferences and twilit paper hoarding. more on an hathaway's pandemic performance coming up on arts and culture and later on picasso and. mickey mouse and the work of german street artist boom y

donald tong has been accused of inciting the violence he later said there would be a peaceful transition of power despite disagreeing with the outcome i did so castro begins our coverage from washington d.c. . it took an armed guard to ensure congress could certify joe biden as the winner of the us presidential election the votes for president of the united states are as follows joseph arbeit in junior of the state of delaware has received 360 votes donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 232 votes vice president mike pence made the announcement and refused president donald trump's demand to prevent the certification politicians could only complete their work after supporters of trump stormed the capitol building forcing a 6 hour delay. we were not because. of this chamber by thugs mobs or through this mob was in good part president trump's doing incited by his words his. earlier violence that shocked the nation and threaten the safety of congress members serve to change some republicans like senator kelly left her freshly off her reelection loss in georgia who withdrew her

all right let's bring in our guests in the sudanese capital khartoum was tong go head of the national boundary commission in ethiopia the capital addis ababa samuel get a true journalist at the reporter and in somerville in the u.s. alex deval executive director of the world peace foundation we asked the ethiopian government for representative to appear on the panel but no one was available welcome to you all alex let me start with you today what is really behind this border flare up right now i think that the media. can go into they are as always in a border dispute in dispute. behind that is the fact that like almost all borders in africa this one has not been fully. determined in colonial times and an arbitrary line was drawn which is not really well understood on the ground and in the best cases and this was the better one of the better cases until very recently the governments concerned let's not live attitude allowing the people to live on the border in a traditional way crossing the border will really regardless of. where the legal line and it was a political fallout has a high

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more about the judge's decision to keep giannulli in prison, with your gma first look, i'm caylee har tong. >>> the winter snowstorm is bringing snow. it's really windy when this video was taken overnight. the ground covered in snow, not a thing we see a whole lot in wine country. >> wow. >> our storm coverage continues next with the latest look at the power outages in the aftermath of this wet and windy weather. >>> covid-19 and schools, a new cdc report looks at if it still spreads with safety precautions and what kids in sports need to know. >>> and let's take a live look outside right now at the golden . >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >>> live doppler 7 lit up in green, the worst of the storm is over, but meteorologist mike nicco is still tracking wet and windy weather this morning. >> and storm damage, a family was inside this home when this large tree came crashing in. >> the storm didn't keep everyone cooped up inside, we are hearing from people who dcided to brave the elements. i mean, those are people who really wanted to do the out

and that's way too long for you tell no one tong he says he might have to move back to the countryside if the situation continues as it is now. but he still hoping that one term wrists would turn to bangkok brighter days will come. on now it's the bible of fine dining the michelin guide its stars are coveted by chefs all over the world and widespread lockdowns and restaurant closures meant compiling the guide this year was especially challenging inspectors had to wait for restrictions to ease before packing in as many restaurants as it's possible but the work has borne fruit and for many and made for some very happy chefs you have to stick. oh. yeah that overcome with emotion after winning a 3rd michelin star in the midst of to much u.s. times for the gastronomy industry this was a chink of light for chef alexander massiah despite the coronavirus pandemic forcing chefs to close their restaurant doors months the michelin guides annual french edition went ahead with its awards for 2021 and it's reward restaurants who got creative touring looks around. am restaurant was among them during

handing the frigid rivers for a few dollars a day to join tongs went to work is in a dangerous hunt for gold. however got more very heavy rain across the northeast of australia in the form of typical cycling now brushing northeastern corner of queensland and sinking further south was just a little coastal for some very wet weather at a time so very windy weather coming in across the eastern side of queensland elsewhere what is generally fine and dry for a little the cool side. in melbourne 19 cells system just recover nicely for the middle part of the way we're getting up to around 25 at this stage i'm a modest ice 5 and warm across a good part of western australia where we will see want to 2 showers just nothing into the fosse out of the states shall we rain starting to make its way into new zealand the clouding over here from the south autumn that will make its way across all pos as we go through the remainder of the way while we've got cloud and rain and state and snow pushing across northern areas of japan said the funniest snow there into that western side of japan once again. in t

that that point he said once you got inside what do you do you just cut you're getting hit with but tongs and and there's a pepper spray being using your kind of moving through the building but everyone's kind of feeding off each other at that point hey. ben let's get through inside the capitol apparently the affirmation process has begun here of the vice president is going to be as we as we show you have assembled a live. on the very same day to support and defend the constitution of the united states so may god bless the loss the injured. and the heroes forged on this day may god bless all who serve here and those who protect this place and may god bless the united states of america let's get back to work. the vice president of the united states asserting himself in a way that perhaps we have not seen in the past but it's really the circumstance that led to this throughout the day we have been receiving and monitoring reports that the vice president has actually been in charge of making decisions about deploying the national guard how much police effort to use etc etc and here he is now

government has used a controversial national security law to restrict internet access the website tong kong chronicles has been blocked material related to the mass pro-democracy protests seen in the territory throughout 2019 internet access is widely sensitive mainland china it had been mostly free and hong kong a crackdown on dissent as escalated in recent weeks. a court and cambodia has resumed a mass trial of more than 60 opponents of the government most have been charged with treason for taking part in a nonviolent political activities the trolls heavily criticized by rights groups and described by the opposition. as this. theory saying cambodian american human rights activist and lawyer is facing charges of conspiracy to commit treason and incitement to create social disorder she's described at the charges as absurd but at the same time hasn't ruled out the possibility that she could be found guilty and sentenced to prison but the political theater of the decision will be made by politicians not judges so this is why we know that it's not a genuine the trial i'm being prosecuted

if anything about gun rights when you want to those areas you should be carrying weapons bats but tongs so they weren't prepared but you know i answer the question really i just don't know i just noted it we have to really look at this thing from a long term perspective and try to understand why we're at a given so much leeway when normally like this it likes and i mentioned earlier that the last matter they had 3 and 4 the reinforcements of police and then we see what we saw today usually in situations like this i know you know because you're a police officer i know because i'm a long time cop beat reporter in miami and other places where i've covered riots and this turban says this is about the time you bring in the heavy guns this is about the time you bring in the alpha forces and you bring in the national guard and you literally create barricades and people cannot cross that barricade and if you have to move people you move them do you expect that tonight that will take place and by tomorrow morning there will be no protests on the streets of washington d.c. and certainly not aroun

but some tongs. there are a few who feel for some to be too analytical come on. the vienna philharmonic for example could probably play in the antarctic and still produce a warm sound. so i always think it's not about the room but rather the way music is playing. when and how people perceive it it's long gone. in the beginning it was almost impossible to get tickets because everyone wanted to see the building. these days it's the musicians and the program that people come for. now you can buy tickets for the great concert hall quite easily because of the last minute yamaha yes even last minute though that's still a somewhat risky business. on the other hand there are always allotments of tickets that are returned not only cross tickets in houston i see it every night at the box office if your stand there trying their luck and are thrilled to get a ticket it will be opened up on a cart and. i'm lucky the vienna philharmonic will be performing in hamburg tonight i rehearsing before the concert. there's some are is the best time of the here to with a tomboy it's one

thousands of migrants from central america who are trying to reach the united states officers used the tongs and shields to force the migrants back toward the one door and border the migrants had camped out on the road overnight after authorities stopped them from continuing their journey north. you're watching d.w.t. is still to come with restaurants feeling the. reeling excuse me from the end of it we'll see how this year's michelin guide and the stars that it's awarded are bringing some badly needed cheer to an industry in crisis. but 1st rescuers in china are stepping up efforts to try and reach $22.00 miners trapped in a gold mine in eastern china the men have been stuck underground since an explosion at the site in chandon province 10 days ago authorities have managed to establish contact with some of the miners but fears for their survival are growing. for more than a week now these emergency workers have been doing all they can to reach the miners . 22 men are stuck more than 600 meters underground. rescuers have been drilling holes in the rock to try to create a way out for the men.

crucial details of the operations, including the involvement of two female associates, alexandria tong> he is pressing and manufacturing the pills at his home. and then the pills that he pressed he would take them to the ladies' home. and they would organize the pills according to the dark net orders and package them and get them ready for shipping. and place those on the doorstep. for him to come and pick up each night and deliver to different mail facilities throughout the valley. >> his packages found their way to customers in all 50 states. including one to a 29 year-old man in utah. named devin. >> when devin was a teenager, he began to have these things that are called cluster headaches. it's kind of like a migraine on steroids. it's like sticking a hot knife in your eyeball and rolling it around in your brain. >> it was every day. he could almost time it. he knew it would be between 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. he would have his oxycontin to help him survive. it would carry him usually through the next day. until the next one hit again. when you are in pain all the time, depressio

>eplica never om- even eho eh i m be tmp'sarty,,yever surroundrrourrheoumselve ey'reey not willing tong but the vast majority of the republicans are going to be very happy when he leaves, and they'll go back to business as usual, and mitch mcconnell will be majority leader if they win two seats tomorrow. democrats are basically on a roll now. they got rid of their them in us, so my sense -- nemesis, so my sense is you've got a long, hard battle ahead here, and you don't have many warriors. lou: a long, hard battle, but we are also talking about the american people. because the will of the people, i mean, it's amuseing to hear rinos like paul ryan talk about the foundation of democracy and the will of the people which is, of course, expressed through our votes. and we don't know about the accuracy of those votes. we have a very good indication they were fraudulently counted, you know? vote all you want, just let me count them. your thoughts as we wrap up here on what the prospects are for this president having -- winning the right for an investigation and to assure the integrity of an el

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truck as for the injection itself, after working around tongs and gag reflex, poking a shoulder musclewe aim for certain nerves and aim for landmarks and yes, it is definitely more challenging in the amount >> reporter: dentists will need several hours of:specific training required by the cdc. the more immediate hurdle? they need to be vaccinated themselves. dentists are in the first phase but tier three with pharmacists. >>> >> to mendocino where a freezer where the maternal vexing was being stored in the vaccine was thawing. officials at ukiah valley medical center say 830 doses of the covid-19 vaccine have been fine for two hours. hospital staffers quickly began administering the vaccine at the county jail and and nursing homes. even some members of the public lines up to get vaccinated. >>> small businesses have another week to apply for a california coronavirus grants program. the deadline was extended after complaints about the application process. once help a business owner says the programs that promise relief are falling short >> we may not survive this if we do not get help.

. >> reporter: as for the injection itself, after jockeying around tongs and gag reflex, poking a shoulderare aiming for certain nerves and looking for certain landmarks and yes, it's definitely more challenging in the mouth . >> reporter: at they will need several hours of covid specific training required by the cdc. the more immediate hurdle needs to be vaccinated themselves. dentists are in the first phase by tier three with pharmacist. >>> i trusted him and respected him. he prayed on my vulnerabilities and naivety. >> new legal troubles for a former high school coach in the south. a civil lawsuit alleges greg marshall sexually assaulted a student at valley christian high school almost 20 years ago. good evening, everyone. i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haner. the lawsuit also claims the school violated the law by not reporting the sexual assault to police when they notified the school. jesse gary joins us now following the story in san jose. >> reporter: good evening to you. marshall is already awaiting trial for 24 felony charges in a criminal case alleging the same crime. now

alex hogan live there in -- >> lock down stanford researchers suggest man tonged closures in places liked the u.k. did not prove more effective than voluntary measures adopted in sweden and south korea, however, researchers point out that culture differences make it hard to draw a clear comparison between countries. president-elect biden setting goal it have 100 million vaccine shots in his first 100 days. as part of an efforts to beat back the virus and jump start the economy. let's bring in jon wall street journal associate editor and a fox news contradict tore 100 million virus doses in a hundred days sounds like admiral goal can the biden administration pull it off, jon? >> really, critical goal for the president to have president biden elect biden -- because everything really depends now on getting the virus under control. any kind of economic recovery is going to require us getting passed where we are now which is this very dark place of pervasive virus spread, and we're up to 400,000 deaths in the united states. 24 million cases confirmed cases of numbers following much higher tha

variant is spreading in the community and they're tonge test samples.k to "dateline." >>> welcome back. i'm craig melvin. when ralph's version was published the town was stunned. returning to tangled, here's keith morrison. >>> ralph candelario appeared to believe that his 3,300-word letter about the murder of his wife would be the accepted true account of that terrible event. but here's what pam's daughter, shannon, thought. >> it felt overly dramatic and really just glamorous that he was the victim of this. and that wasn't -- that made me sick. >> and angry obviously. >> yeah. >> her sister kelsey's interpretation? >> i thought it was very strange. i thought that he had some work to do on a story because it sounded really phony. >> entitled to their opinions, of course. but then so were the cops. recovered memory? no, said the cbi's jody wright. more like a cover-up. >> nothing in his statement matched anything that i knew to be at the crime scene. it just didn't make sense. none of it. >> it wasn't really that ralph changed his story in his "world jo

is time tong and it let freedom ring turn of the person next to you and give them a half hug.t is a mask spreader event. it is a massive spreader event. amy: president trump tweeted he will be speaking at today's so-called "save america rally" near the white house, and has promoted the event for weeks. meanwhile, trump signed an executive order tuesday night that asks secretary of state mike pompeo to "assess actions of antifa activists," stop its members from entering the united states, and see whether it can be classified as a terrorist organization. all of this comes as all 10 living former u.s. defense secretaries signed a washington post op-ed sunday declaring that the time for questioning the results of the election has passed. they also said the u.s. military should not intervene in the presidential election. they wrote -- "efforts to involve the u.s. armed forces in resolving election disputes would take us into dangerous, unlawful and unconstitutional territory." for more, we're joined by william arkin, national security reporter for newsweek, whose recent piece is he

jennifer tong gave an update on the vaccinations. the doctors say more than 8% of the santa clara county residents have gotten at least one dose. providers have been vaccinating at least 6,600 people per day. and in the next seven days, 67,000 more people have appointments to get their shot. but the county says there is still one big problem. >> the bottom linest we have the ability to give the vaccines. what we don't have are enough vaccines provided to us. >> reporter: the county explains if they could vaccinate between 13,000 to 15,000 people seven days a week, they could get everyone vaccinated by august. but they don't have the supply yet to do it. >> basically need twice the amount of vaccine that we have now. if we don't get the vaccine, it's going to take us longer, and people are going to have to wait longer. >> reporter: anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> let's take a closer look the at the vaccine numbers. this is santa clara county. so far it's administered about 185,000 doses. the county says that's about 65% of its a

people like this, george was the girl he who are more liberal white house aides are going to have her tongs entire time is in the white house was excellent by way, or he talks about how much he dislikes morris the end quentin by bringing in the force that a result of his staff. sometimes the president is there are edits to fostering a little chaos in order to get better. >> 's and i think you get a pretty good sense of self. there's a lot more is certainly more reason togo out and buy a book . i'm going to do two things, sort of turns you kiron skinner but first i want to remind you to come to you later for questions depends on how you do that, you can submit your questions and comments do so in the usual function so twitter handle ddc lot. so you have also experience in scholarly work in this area but for some brought up a book and if you want to share some of your experiences in the trunk or reagan administration, we will. >> to all bipartisan center for doing this book and for the work you do across the political divide. together, to talk about these policy issues the book to me is just

george stephanopoulos and harold hickey among more liberal white house aides are going at it hammer and tongs at morris the whole time in the white house and stephanopoulos his memoir, excellent book, by the way, about morris and notes clinton by bringing in this outside force got better results out of his staff and sometimes the president has recognized there are benefits fostering a little bit of chaos in order to get better results. >> thanks, tevi. and i think you've given a pretty good sense of some of what's in the book. there's a lot more for the audience, there's certainly more reason to go out and buy that book. i'm going to do two things. i'm going to turn to kiron in one second. remind usa the audience, we're coming to you later for questions. how to do that, submit your comments on facebook, do so through the chat box and twitter, handle bpc live. and kiron, you have work in this. and first, broad thoughts for tevi's and the administration. >> first of all, thank you for the bipartisan center for the work that you do across the political divide to bring us together to talk about p

when we look at what president out at republicans, trying tong get them tcome on his side. some help cansstere agais pushes to yefer turn the election, the surrender cheaucu. anthing is, what is extraordinary is we have seen the president use the same language out publicly. he has been tweeting it, making videos about these false claims. we hear in a phone call in extraordinary terms, ing troublernls trying to push the georgia secretary of state to find vot for him. when i talked to biden officials they say yes, it true, we condemn it but they want to move on, they say it is theatrics on the part of the president and why it is dangerous for president trump to stay inoffice. say they are focused on the kroafer pandemic, on president-elect biden's first hundred days. they have a lot of work to bedo use they have not named the attorney general, so many other things on their plate but it is iking to see the president of the united states in a country like ours thatem exportsracy say here he wants dem sock-- democracy to be overturned. >> woodruff: and lisa, you have been report

that was throes theretive on the -- illustrative of the way he would bring hit of his own tong bear onch something. to give yaw an idea lou different the times were, when the president nominated me for the court of appeal on the d.c. circuit where i've been for the last 4 years, went to the senate late in at the term, about to go home for -- the end of a congress. they were going home for november elections. got a hearing in september, and a vote i income late october, just days before they breck -- broke up and left for the '86 elections wolf introduce met to the josh committee? senator kennedy forgot massachusetts because i was from' massachusetts. so here was an illustration how michigans have changed. just wouldn't have today for the chairman of the committee in one house to introve dues the president of the other party's post. >> i encourage everybody who is watching us please you can find his video of more or less perfect union on amazon prime, and there is anywhere else they can find it? >> pbs passport and free only an so many prime and free to choose network.org has it as well

he is going after them hammer and tongs. there seems to be a line that some republicans are not willing to cross with trump, at least after he got defeated. if he had won, i think that they would support him no matter what they did. i think that's story of the last four years. >> yeah, it's dead serious, although viewers of "the beat" that are playing vocabulary bingo will fill out their den knew mau card. i appreciate you getting us there right off the top of the program. i'm curious what you think about the program being broken. i think a lot of viewers who have tracked politics in the recent era would admit or see that even in a january of an outgoing obama administration, if president obama were caught trying to cheat in a finished election in january with only a couple of weeks left in office, is there any doubt there would be serious, immediate push for impeachment? because presidents cannot go around breaking their oath of office over the one thing that they're all supposed to agree on, which is upholding democracy. s

can you ask the foreign secretary to get a tong. _ ask the foreign secretary to get a tong. if— ask the secretary to get a long, if you will come to publish that report and set out how the government is going to going to respond — government is going to going to respond to this very important issue. — respond to this very important issue, which has dragged on, i'm sure _ issue, which has dragged on, i'm sure youtt— issue, which has dragged on, i'm sure you'll agree, for far too long? i'm very grateful to william shawcross for what he's done, and his effort in solving a difficult problem. the potentialfor compensation from libyan funds for victims of ira terrorism whose injuries or were killed as a result of syntax or other weapons supplied by libya. there are many, many great difficulties with trying to get a satisfactory solution. it's proved extremely difficult to draw the right net to decide exactly who might be eligible for these funds, and there's a great deal of controversy surrounding that. it's also extremely difficult to find a way given the current precarious situation in liby

police deploy a taser multiple times and blake pulls the taser tongs out of his skin. knife. a little pocketknife. so i picked it up after i got off of him because they tased me and i fell on top of him. >> reporter: with an open knife in hand that blake says fell out of his pocket, he walks around the front of the vehicle towards the driver side door. what are you thinking at that point? >> i'm not really worried. i'm walking away from them so it's not like they're going to shoot me. i shouldn't have picked it up, only considering what was going on. at that time i wasn't thinking clearly. >> you were thinking once you get the knife into the car, you were going to just -- >> throw myself to the ground and, you know, put my arms behind my back because if they did it there and killed me there, everybody would see it. >> reporter: according to the wisconsin criminal investigative report, officer sheskey says blake drove the knife down towards his body. blake denies this. he opens the car door and at that moment sheskey grabs the back of his shirt and starts shooting. you

i'm going to land on ems and chief tong if you're willing for a moment. i do not mean this to be sarcastic or in any way, you know, i can't figure out -- how do you collect all this data? i have never seen more data on any topic in my life. it is so detailed as to what ambulance went where and took whom and what the outcome was. i commend you and your team on that. it's a matter of my learning not your presentation. most specifically i wanted to ask because i know this always comes up with an issue of budget and everything else. directing your attention to page 12 with your packets with the first page at least in my packet. i don't know if that's true for my fellow commissioners. what -- if you could just assist in providing a little explanation, if you see we have to the far right column ems suppression and p90 and then minutes and p90 again and i'm assuming minutes. i'm trying to understand what this page is telling us. >> i don't think she has the same numbering that you're looking at. this is the activity somewhere. it's my first page. >> ems -- >> he

bit of this along the way, i think that's been one encouraging sign, there have been so many folks tonge, it's very important to make informed investment decisions. i can't presume what everyone is thinking look, i really, really hope that as we work through this we are bringing accountability and we're also respecting the fact that this is -- this is new territory and the genie is not back in the bottle you know, retail investors are going to be -- they're going to play a much, much bigger role in the public markets than they ever have before you know, their connectedness is never going to change. that's the new normal now, disconnected internet. >> alexis, thank you so much for your time. realize you guys are in australia getting ready for the open we appreciate. early in the morning for us, not early in the morning for you appreciate your time >> sure. thanks >> good to see you >> thank you, becky. what a great conversation. >>> when we come back, two big hours ahead. we are awaiting results from mcdonald's we're going to hear from our parent company comcast and american airlines. we'

can you ask the foreign secretary to get a tong. _ ask the foreign secretary to get a tong. if— ask the

i'm going to land on ems and chief tong if you're willing for a moment. i do not mean this to be sarcastic or in any way, you know, i can't figure out -- how do you collect all this data? i have never seen more data on any topic in my life. it is so detailed as to what ambulance went where and took whom and what the outcome was. i commend you and your team on that. it's a matter of my learning not your presentation. most specifically i wanted to ask because i know this always comes up with an issue of budget and everything else. directing your attention to page 12 with your packets with the first page at least in my packet. i don't know if that's true for my fellow commissioners. what -- if you could just assist in providing a little explanation, if you see we have to the far right column ems suppression and p90 and then minutes and p90 again and i'm assuming minutes. i'm trying to understand what this page is telling us. >> i don't think she has the same numbering that you're looking at. this is the activity somewhere. it's my first page. >> ems -- >> he

the actor's seventh collaboration with director stanley tong casts him as tang, the boss of an international, tang and his team of attractive, quick—thinking operatives head to africa to protect this innocent influencer and they find her frolicking with computer—generated lions, unaware that a team of surly thugs are out to kidnap her. much like the plot, the action scenes are completely over the top. at one point, a truck made out of gold smashes into a shopping mall in dubai. the dialogue is a mixture of mandarin, english and arabic, but either way, the script feels like a combination of bad b movies and scooby—doo cartoons. gurning baddies referred to meddling brats and ticking bombs. vanguard is so absurd it's occasionally entertaining. but whether it is worth your hard earned cash is another matter. it's available on—demand now. thanks for watching the film review, with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today: more than a 100,000 over—80s in england have been in