u. s. senate have blocked a bill that would have established a commission to investigate the salt on the capital. on january 6, only 6 republicans joined democrats in supporting the commission. others express fear. commission would become a political weapon against agreed to police and canada. have found the remains of more than $200.00 children at the side of a former school for indigenous children. the school was part of a system closed down 3 decades ago that separated these children from their families. investigations showed widespread abuse in the facilities. and course loaners, iconic grad familiar, cathedral has reopened. after 7 months, the pandemic delayed the unfinished masterpiece of anthony galvan. nearly a 140 years after construction began. it's the 2nd most visited church in europe. spain has eas corona buyers restrictions this month in hopes its tourism sector will quickly recover. well, germany and france have promised more than 500000000 euros for vaccine production in africa. german health minister again spawn and french president manuel mac made the announcement while

u. s. senate rejected an attempt to make a permanent $15.00 minimum. as part of the pandemic really full, a democrats crossing the floor to join republican members in voting against the motion introduced by independence sen than he saunders. so let us be clear, and i don't think there's any debate about this. there ain't nobody in america, not in the north, south, east, the west who can survive on $7.25 in our federal minimum age. you can't make it 9 bucks. you can't make an on $12.00 an hour. that federal wage minimum was introduced by president obama in 2009. it only changed when president biden signed an executive order raising the hourly wage pay to federal contractors. a drop in the ocean compared to instituting $15.00 an hour on a nationwide basis. the white house insists the pandemic benefits and the why the minimum wage issue are not connected. it also maintains that pandemic benefits are not the cause of dropping employment rates. insisting that many are still reluctant to risk public exposure and saying that the process of reinstating a stabl

u. s. senate rejected an attempt to make a permanent $15.00 minimum. as part of the pandemic really full, a democrats crossing the floor to join republican members in voting against the motion introduced by independence sen than he saunders. so let us be clear, and i don't think there's any debate about this. there ain't nobody in america, not in the north to south east or the west who can survive on $7.25 in our federal minimum age. you can't make it 9 bucks. you can't make it on $12.00 an hour. that federal wage minimum was introduced by president obama in 2009. it only changed when president biden signed an executive order, raising the hourly wage paid to federal contractors. a drop in the ocean compared to instituting $15.00 an hour on a nationwide basis. the white house insists the pandemic benefits and the why the minimum wage issue are not connected. it also maintains that pandemic benefits are not the cause of dropping employment rates. insisting that many are still reluctant to risk public exposure and saying that the process of reinstating a

u. s senate to pass the george ploy. justice and policing act. among its proposed reforms, better police training and accountability. now during one gathering to honor floyd george holland, the president of the oakland chapter of the naacp said floyd's death showed the country what we said what he says so many african americans have known for a long time. they just feel that most of us have this african american men and women. i don't wanna be arrested because we get arrested in america. he might die as we have the attention to that. also in oakland today, groups that included the anti police terror project also held a rally. the organization has been working on a blueprint for reimagining public safety in the city that includes diverting many mental health calls to responders rather than police knew at 11 tonight, police in oakland have arrested a man with two guns inside his car officers were out looking for side shows on sunday when they spotted a parked car on e street with two illegal guns inside. police say they also found more than £2. mar

u. s. senate rejected an attempt to make a permanent $15.00 minimum. as part of the pandemic really full, a democrats crossing the floor to join republican members in voting against the motion introduced by independence sen than he saunders. so let us be clear, and i don't think there's any debate about this. there ain't nobody in america, not in the north, south, east or the west who can survive on $7.25 in our federal minimum age. you can't make it 9 bucks. you can't make an on $12.00 an hour. that federal wage minimum was introduced by president obama in 2009. it only changed when president biden signed an executive order, raising the hourly wage paid to federal contractors. a drop in the ocean compared to instituting $15.00 an hour on a nationwide basis. the white house insists the pandemic benefits and the why the minimum wage issue are not connected. it also maintains that pandemic benefits are not the cause of dropping employment rates. insisting that many are still reluctant to risk public exposure and saying that the process of reinstating a s

senator from the state of connecticut. he tweeted this, but cease fire as good news. now the u. s. must lead the effort to help the people of guys that recover and pursue a policy that stops the dangerous recent slide away from a 2 state future. so that for my chris murphy, a senator from connecticut, we expect to hear more reaction later this evening or tomorrow, given the president biden is under pressure for many members of his own party to change his policies towards the the israel palestine conflict. is there any indication that he's likely to do so? it's really hard to say right now, quite frankly, president biden came into office and he wanted to spend his 1st year focusing on anything but middle east peace. he wanted to focus on domestic issues, the economy, the roll out of the coven, 19 vaccines, and on the international front. his priorities have been china, russia, and to a lesser degree iran. beyond that, that was what he wanted to focus on. but with the violence in guys that we saw it sort of thrust biting into the middle of this, whether he liked it or not. and so now

u. s. senate chuck schumer also had to say, we all know what's going on here. senate republicans chose to defend the big lie because they believe anything that might upset donald trump could hurt them politically. we've all lived through the horrors of january 6th. i was no further than 30 feet from those white supremacist hooligans. to my republican colleagues, remember that day to my republican colleagues, remember the savage mob calling for the execution of mike pence, the make shift gallows outside the capital? men with bulletproof vests and zip ties, breaking into the senate gallery, and rifling through your desks. police officers crushed between doorways, shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they're afraid of donald trump. those investigations will continue, at least in the house of representatives. there are committees looking into the various events that occurred on january 6. but the problem is these are democratic control committee. and the difference in this was that this legislation would have created the bi partisan i

u. s. senate rejected an attempt to make a permanent $15.00 minimum. as part of the pandemic really full, a democrats crossing the floor to join republican members in voting against the motion, introduced by independence sen, bernie sanders. so let us be clear, and i don't think there's any debate about this. there ain't nobody in america, not in the north, south, east or the west who can survive on $7.25 in our federal minimum age. you can't make it 9 bucks. you can't make it on $12.00 an hour. that federal wage minimum was introduced by president obama in 2009. it only changed when president biden signed an executive order, raising the hourly wage paid to federal contractors. a drop in the ocean compared to instituting $15.00 an hour on a nationwide basis. the white house insists the pandemic benefits and the why the minimum wage issue are not connected. it also maintains that pandemic benefits are not the cause of dropping employment rates. insisting that many are still reluctant to risk public exposure and saying that the process of reinstating a s

u. s. senate rejected an attempt to make a permanent $15.00 minimum. as part of the pandemic really full, a democrats crossing the floor to join republican members in voting against the motion introduced by independence sen than he saunders. so let us be clear, and i don't think there's any debate about this. there ain't nobody in america, not in the north to south east or the west who can survive on $7.25 in our federal minimum age. you can't make it 9 bucks. you can't make it on $12.00 an hour. that federal wage minimum was introduced by president obama in 2009. it only changed when president biden signed an executive order, raising the hourly wage paid to federal contractors. a drop in the ocean compared to instituting $15.00 an hour on a nationwide basis. the white house insists the pandemic benefits and the why the minimum wage issue are not connected. it also maintains that pandemic benefits are not the cause of dropping employment rates. insisting that many are still reluctant to risk public exposure and saying that the process of reinstating a

u. s. senate have derailed an inquiry into the attack on capitol hill by donald from supporters. back in january, democrats and some moderate senators from trumps. republican party wanted to set up a commission looking into the events leading up to the riots. 54 senators voted in favor short of the 60 needed to advance the legislation. whitehouse correspond kennedy hall, could explain why. there were 6 republicans who voted with democrats in favor of having a bipartisan commission to look into the events of january 6. when of course there were the riots on the capital. after so many americans would not accept the results of the election and tried to prevent the certification of the final result. but it needed 60 vote to pass this legislation and there were 60 democrats plus republicans in order for that to happen. so this legislation is effectively dead for now, and that has really frustrated majority of democrats who believed that there was a need to not only investigate this, but to put together a bipartisan report that would be presented to congress. and to the white house, an

u. s senate to pass legislation aimed at easing barriers to unionize vote and hold law enforcement accountable in court to pass a product to pass for the people out to pass the george floyd polishing out and to pass, finallyo restore voting rights, bypassing the john lewis act. those are our demands today, a day for workers showing strength through solidarity the way that we're going to get any kind of change at. all the way that we're gonna have any kind of a hopeful future and a future for the planet is that if we stand together. and beyond mayday. these groups are encouraging people to continue supporting unions, which have grown considerably in popularity, a gallup poll from september found that among americans surveyed 65% approve of unions, but only about one in 10. americans belonged to one christina. and my gosh reporting live for us tonight, emma. thank you. similar maybe rallies were held in los angeles. calling attention to workers rights. union members, immigrant rights advocates and community activists gathered to fight for a variety of causes wk continues focusing on the rights o

u. s. senate to pass the george floyd justice and policing act. among the reforms, better police training and accountability. our fight for justice. it's going to continue on and mr floyd's honor and will not stop until all black lives matter. government needs in another part of oakland groups that included the anti police terror project also held a rally. the organization has been working on a blueprint for reimagining public safety in oakland. that includes diverting many mental health calls to other appropriate departments de funding the police is taking a clear and rational look at services on re prioritizing what we have police deep so we can spend the rest of the money on housing, health care and other services that conviction of george floyd's murderer does not mean we have fixed the system. and many say that george boy's death exposed a broken system and that it's up to everyone to help fix it. julie rob roth reporting live for us tonight, rob. thank you. there was a small march in los altos in honor of george floyd. today a couple dozen p

u. s. senate chuck schumer also had to say, we all know what's going on here. senate republicans chose to defend the big lie because they believe anything that might upset donald trump could hurt them politically. we've all lived through the horrors of january 6th. i was no further than 30 feet from those white supremacist hooligans. to my republican colleagues, remember that day to my republican colleagues, remember the savage mob calling for the execution of mike pence, the makeshift gallows outside the capital. men with bullet proof vests and zip ties, breaking into the senate gallery and rifling through your desks. police officers crushed between doorways, shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they were afraid of donald trump. those investigations will continue, at least in the house of representatives. there are committees looking into the various events that occurred on january 6. but the problem is these are democratic control committee. and the difference in this was that this legislation would have created the bi partisan

u. s. senate michaelson from our sister station in los angeles joins us now live.se, alex, the host of the issue is and there is some word now, alex that there may be some progress in these negotiations on a police reform bill. i know you had a chance to speak with california congresswoman karen bass. what? why is she feeling optimistic? heather holmes well, she is the democrat who is negotiating this on behalf of the house. she wrote the george floyd justice and policing bill she is negotiating with cory booker, democrat in the senate and tim scott republican in the senate. she met with all of them today and said that there was real reason for progress that they had moved forward and that she is optimistic still, that they're going to get it done that the bill is so big. that they weren't able to get it done by the deadline, but they are still talking. here's some of what she told me just a short time ago. you negotiate a bill like this. it tends to get bigger. and so it. but what we really decided was as much as i wanted to meet the deadline because, remember now

u. s. senate had similar thoughts take a listen to what he had to say to reporters. shortly after that vote. we all know what's going on here. senate republicans chose to defend the big lie because they believe anything that might upset donald trump could hurt them politically. we've all lived through the horrors of january 6th. i was no further than 30 feet from those white supremacist hooligans. to my republican colleagues, remember that day to my republican colleagues, remember the savage mob calling for the execution of mike pence, the makeshift gallows outside the capital, men with bullet proof vests and zip ties, breaking into the senate gallery and rifling through your desks. police officers crushed between doorways, shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they were afraid of donald trump. so what the hope was of most democrats and some republicans was that there would be a bipartisan investigation into what exactly happened, detailing the events of january 6, and also for president donald trump's involvement. that led to many o

u. s. senate. ask that george floyd justice and policing act among the reforms, better police training and accountability. our fight for justice. it's going to continue on and mr floyd's honor and will not stop until all black lives matter. government needs in another part of oakland groups that included the anti police terror project also held a rally. the organization has been working on a blueprint for reimagining public safety in oakland that includes diverting many mental health calls to other appropriate departments de funding. the police is taking a clear and rational look at services on re prioritizing what we have police deep so we can spend the rest of the money on housing, health care and other services. the conviction of george floyd's murderer does not mean we have fixed the system. rob roth, ktvu fox two news. there was a small march in los altos this afternoon in honor of george floyd. a couple dozen people marched through the streets to mark one year since his death. the group met t

u. s. senate is debating legislation aimed at ensuring it stays ahead of china. the endless frontier act could see $100000000000.00 invested over the next 5 years into a high and related industries. chinese officials have criticize the bill by the bill, the store, the facts and plays out the china threat theory. katy frog was outdated. a cold war mentality and the 0 thinking bay ging says its technology will only be used for peaceful means. it's amy to become the global leader and a i by 2030. at this forum, most of the technology on display is about addressing everyday problems. how can we improve health care, or how can we make labor intensive industries, less labor intensive? all? how can we make road safer? for example, with the youth driverless technology. regardless of which country, when the race protect supremacy. analysts say international rules governing the use of a are needed for the protection and safety of all. katrina, you out a 0 hinge in china still ahead here on algebra in for you bent us to come in cub trophy as fans are allowed back to stadium

u. s senate to pass the george floyd justice and policing act. among the reforms, better police training and accountability. our fight for justice. it's going to continue on and mr floyd's honor and will not stop until all black lives matter. government needs in another part of oakland groups that included the anti police terror project also held a rally. the organization has been working on a blueprint for reimagining public safety in oakland. that includes diverting many mental health calls to other appropriate departments de funding the police is taking a clear and rational look at services on re prioritizing what we have police deep so we can spend the rest of the money on housing, health care and other services. the conviction of george floyd's murderer does not mean we have fixed the system. rob roth, ktvu fox two news. there was a small march in los altos this afternoon in honor of george floyd. a couple dozen people marched through the streets to mark one year since his death. the group met this afternoon at los altos high school and then

u. s. senate to pass the george floyd justice and policing act. among the reforms, better police training and accountability. our fight for justice. it's going to continue on and mr floyd's honor and will not stop until all black lives matter. government needs in another part of oakland groups that included the anti police terror project also held a rally. the organization has been working on a blueprint for reimagining public safety in oakland. that includes diverting many mental health calls to other appropriate departments de funding the police is taking a clear and rational look at services on re prioritizing what we have police deep so we can spend the rest of the money on housing, health care and other services that conviction of george floyd's murderer does not mean we have fixed the system. many say george boyd's death exposed to broken system and that it's up to everyone to help fix it. alex yeah, a lot more work to be done. rob roth reporting live. thank you, rob. and to talk now about what has and hasn't changed during the last year. le

u. s. foreign relations committee in the senate, senator manenda is again a very hawkish pro. israel member of the senate binding is focused on israel and u. s. domestic politics and to the extent that he differentiates himself from the obama administration, it's about israel and that is central. i want to just add to this former secretary state. my pale from the trunk administration is also on his way to israel because he understands that for bite and having us israel relationship in a good place is critically important for biden. and it's critically important for secretary pay on the prospects to run himself for president in 2024. i know this gets into a lot of a nitty gritty, but in terms of what's driving the u. s. agenda here with the ron, it's very much, much us to best projects and the u. s. israel relationship though, rather i want to ask a little bit more about the nature of the deal itself. the u. s. it says iran needs to dismantle some of its neutral devotees, before the us is going to rejoin the deal. what do you think the u. s. would need to see to get it to a position where it

u. s. congress, particularly from democratic senators who have now floated the idea of holding up arms shipments. do you because they don't like what you've been doing with the palestinians over the last few days that knew that hadn't happened before? there was the relationship, but the relationship with his route in america is, is a long standing. and it's bipartisan and it really does cross old both parties in america. and we see of you're not just kidding me. and parts of the democratic party, you know, that, that whatever said to, we have a very strong relationship with the, with the democratic party, which is historic. you know, when i, when i come into the office every single day in the ministry of foreign affairs downstairs, very pen that was used by president truman to sign the recognition of the state of israel freeman. that's right. i'm a crappy president. i'm afraid we're out of time. thanks very much for being uncomfort. so thank you. thank you very much. the news. the news, the news news news the the to the point. strong opinion, clear positions, international perspective. the past

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u. s. congress, particularly from democratic senators who have now floated the idea of holding up arms shipments. do you because they don't like what you've been doing with the palestinians over the last few days that knew that hadn't happened before? there were the relationship, but the ration said with his route in america is, is a longstanding and it's bipartisan. and it really does cross old both parties in america. and we see of, you know, the parts of the democratic party, you know, that that was such a, we have a very strong relationship with the, with the democratic party, which is historic. you know, when i, when i come into the office every single day in the ministry of foreign affairs downstairs, very pen that was used by president truman to sign the recognition of the state of israel freeman mccracken president. i'm afraid we're out of time. thanks very much for being uncomfort. so thank you. thank you very much. the news. news. news. the news . the news the news. the 1943 in rome. when the nazis began reporting italian jews thickness spread like wildfire in one of the city's hospita

u. s. stands for a ceasefire. meantime republicans are urging doubling down on support for israel. progressive senator the u. s sale of $735 million in weapons to israel, saying, i believe that the united states must help lead the way to a peaceful and prosperous future for both israelis and palestinians. we need to take a hard look at whether the sale of these weapons is actually helping do that or whether it is simply fueling conflict. you want to strengthen hamas? support this war. the people of israel have a right and expectation that they can protect themselves. so far, there has been no joint statement from the u. n security council about the situation. the u. n general assembly is meeting thursday to discuss what if anything, beyond diplomacy should be done in washington, mother of iraq ktvu fox two news but to the bay area was under a wind advisory overnight that since expired, but boy if you were outside in san francisco or along the peninsula last night, you problem police saw and felt gusty conditions. this is what it looked like in the city could just see trees were blowing all over the place. lot

u. s. has condemned rights abuses in ethiopia as t gray region is calling for an immediate end to the conflict. the senate foreign relations committee holding a hearing in the u. s. capital, thousands of ethiopia of died in 7 months of fighting, while millions have been displaced. the violence and the greatest horrifying it shocks the conscience since the conflict began in november, thousands have died with thousands more injured. we estimate that there are approximately 2000000 internally displaced persons. 63000 refugees and 5200000 people in urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns in the strongest terms, the brutal killings, sexual violence, including gang rape, forced removals, wanton destruction of civilian property. we can them all of the human rights violations, abuses and atrocities that have taken place in the french fries around the manual. my call is asked london for forgiveness for his country's role in the 1994 genocide, france back president pul konami's rivals in the previous government during the civil wolf. only those who've been through the night can perhaps forgive. and th

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u. s capitol in january, but senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says he opposes that idea.ren blanchard is on capitol hill with what's expected in today's vote. on wednesday, the house of representatives plans to vote on whether or not to establish a commission to investigate the facts and causes relating to the january 6 2021 domestic terrorist attack upon the united states capitol complex. the 10 member commission is backed by many moderate republicans and would be split evenly between the parties. on tuesday, house minority leader kevin mccarthy came out against the 9 11 style commission. this is driven solely by politics and nancy pelosi, but we should not be apart. part of that, he says. it's because it won't look at any other instances of violence except for the capital insurrection. remember this commission? the appointment of the chair goes to schumer and pelosi and they appoint the staff. my humble opinion is that there's some information that he would be troubling. but republican party got out and i think he will do everything possible to prevent that. if it passe

u. s. is warning of new sanctions, a violence in ethiopia as t gray region doesn't stop. a senior official also told the senate foreign affairs committee that the region rest famine, if the conflict continues. thousands have been killed and 2 millions displaced since november. and the french president has asked wanda and to forgive his country for its role in the $994.00 genocide during a visit to run the mac homestead. while france wasn't directly complicit. it ended up backing a genocidal regime as your headlines and he's continues here now. does air off to witness the. ready the all was on the west show on the michael the on the high level hadn't played a few months. i was jenny, be the mom. but you got my name when the same electronically. so i'm just asking you to know me some played on you know, i'm, i didn't seem to have a shot at the bottom here just and i never met the felt that via miss charlotte thomas. i'm still receive them. i'm not going to so that's awesome. i can look into mckenna calling to see yada, yada, yada. you it's me too bad. hello, seattle. nice. when you move on another island again a

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figure a region, and is calling for an immediate end to the conflict. senate foreign relations committee held a hearing in the u. s. council. thousands of ethiopian to died in 7 months of fighting on millions have been displaced. french president emanuel, my cross was off through london for forgiveness. the various countries role in the 1994 genocide from back to president for dummies. rivals in the previous government during the civil war in the democratic republic of congo, tens of thousands of people trying to escape the city of go math warnings. volcano may erupt again, mount near a gong, go romped it on saturday, sending rivers of lava flowing towards the city. it destroyed hundreds of homes along the way. thousands of people were killed and many is still missing. i am going to a galley, as the situation seems to be uncertain in coma, the volcano may erupt again and were scared. we were told by the authorities last night that we had to leave with our families. honda, montague says, be monitoring this story from zimbabwe. she says, authorities are dealing with the threat of regional violence as well as displac

u. s. s. in the us government has a strong ally in the horn of africa, but is growing frustrated that the scale of the fighting, the senate foreign relations committee was told, the situation is horrific. with thousands dead, we estimate that there are approximately 2000000 internally displaced persons. 63000 refugees and 5200000 people in urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns and the strongest terms, the brutal killings, sexual violence, including gang rape, forced removals, wanton destruction of civilian property. and there is a stock warning, the war could spark ethiopia as 1st famine in more than 40 years. in gray. after more than 6 months of hostilities, approximately $5200000.00 people are in need of assistance out of a total population of $6000000.00. approximately 2000000 of them are children. joe biden wants me to cease by the senate, has unanimously called for the withdrawal of if you will be in troops, secretary of state antony blank and says what is happening at the great amongst 2 ethnic cleansing. but with testimony of brittle sexual assaults as well, the un isn't ready to declare war crimes

u. s. is wanting of new sanctions if the violence an atheist, the t great reason does not stop the senior official told the senate foreign affairs committee that the region risks, famine, if that conflict continues. well, look at molly, where the military says the president and prime minister have been released from detention after agreeing to resign, colonel, se me goiter. who is one of the military officers who lead last year, who arrested the transitional leaders on monday. nicholas hawk has moved from bunker. molly's president, bow endow, had it coming, says, but your bundle gera, 9 months after taking power, the security social and economic situation is getting worse. he says, after a 3 day detention at military camp in county, the pm and president announced their resignation. the military june 10 now claimed they've been released bundle president bond. dow needed to go for the sake of the country. they seem incapable of running the nations affairs taking incoherent decisions in the lead up to the pm in presidents arrest, the country's largest trade union organized nationwide strikes. and the government was

u. s. is warning of new sanctions of violence in ethiopia to gray region doesn't stop. as senior officials are told the senate foreign affairs committee that the region risks, famine. if the conflict continues. thousands have been killed to 1000000 displaced since november. rival leaders in somalia say they've resolved long running election stand off. the government says voting will take place within 60 days, the holes were supposed to be held in february. the opposition refuses to recognise my having to have the de la hebrew habit as president say his 4 year terms expired . the french president his office rwandans to forgive his country for its role in the 1994 genocide. macros says while france wasn't directly complicit, it ended up uh backing a genocidal regime, but he stopped short of not right apology. macros looking to reset relations, which constrained for years headlines more coming up right after witness how just a world goes to algeria. and she nidia to meet some of the world's most passion football fan. i sold my clothes to go to the stadium. lloyd supported all football, hooligan, wearing stream f

u. s. capital was stormed and lives were lost. but senate republicans blocker bill to investigate on javin after sport . japan extends a state of emergency and it was less than 2 months before they fixed. begin and we'll have the license from 4. so i had of the champions league final between mount justice city and chelsea. ah, welcome to the program. germany is officially acknowledged for the 1st time that it carried out to genocide in namibia during its colonial rule, from $884.00 to 1915 namibia was on the german occupation. and note as german south west africa. in 19 o 4 people from the indigenous harrow, a nama tribes rebelled against the seizure of the land, and cattle and military administration had called for their extermination by 19. 0 wait up to 80 percent of the arrow. a number of people had been killed in 2015 germany began negotiating, settlement with the may be in government and an agreement was on thursday. the german government has now formerly apologized and agreed to provide a $1000000000.00 in aid to newman be. but his add

u. s. president congress on exactly what happened on january 6 was going to be blocked in the senate. it would have needed 60 votes and total. that means 10 republicans would have had vote with democrats in order for this to go through. and there just weren't enough republicans to go along with this for this to happen. having said that, we should say some republicans did support it, but just not enough. what it really does is it highlights that donald trump still has a big grip on the republican party. in his narrative, this is an election that was stolen in 2020 as a result of colbert 19 and those male and balance that he said, pushed it over the edge for his opponent, even though this has been discounted repeatedly. and the court is a narrative that seems to exist within many members of congress who are representing the american public. kimberly. so where does that leave then the efforts to try and get this investigation going? is this the end of the road? well, it's not the end of the road, but it is the end of the road for now i expect to because this is such a divided issue such

senate. we've heard today of what the u. s. might do if those demands are not mat well centers hearing and betty start terms, a situation report from what is happening and t great. we were told that thousands of people having killed thousands of people been injured, and benny betty stark warming from us aid saying, look, there is the possibility that ethiopia could fall into famine for the 1st time in more than 40 years. the reality is that while the fighting is going on, people aren't able to plant crops, they're not able to take the fields, and that will have a knock on effect later in the year. that is why the biden administration is pushing for a c spar. we had from joe biden, just in the last 24 hour thing. now is the time the senate has unanimously called for if you open troops to pull out of tikrit, anthony blink and has described what is happening, they're almost like ethnic cleansing. so what can the us do? well, of course of impose some sanctions, mainly travel sanctions and some people involved with the government. b