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u. s. senate committee has met your question, federal officials on how they've been handling the pandemic particle haine. as the latest on the situation with a call with another new coded record in the us. more than 145000 people hospitalized with the virus. i'm still u. s. president joe biden is sounding optimistic on comp and over on the right track. thank you. other polls show much of the country, disagree. one problem, testing this is boston and here in missouri long lines to get a test and results are taking longer to come back very where we've been, it's been a lot like this is what testes looks like in most of the country. the other option at home tests, but they are expensive and really hard to find. same with masks, the government says i'm a crohn means everyone needs better masks if you can find and afford them. so some local government, you have begun giving en route. i was just going to get the mask. i can't find anyone and was like a nightly by just so expensive. oh, take 2 or 3 weeks to get on. at this senate, hearing the focus was supposed to be on how to make it all better

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u. s. president joe biden has defended his administration's response to a surgeon alma con cases. he says he's confident that countries on the right track . the u. s. senate committee has met to question the federal government on how it's handling the pandemic. more people are now in the hospital with cobit 19 than ever before, and the infections are hitting an average of 3 quarters of a 1000000 each day. the world health organization is wanting of an approaching tidal wave of infections across europe. it says more than half the population is likely to be infected by omicron in the next 2 months. dominic cane is in berlin with more on the situation across europe. on the face of us, a very bleak assessment. indeed that's 50 percent of the population depending on which numbers you go by in the year. more than 400000000 people live here in the u . around 700000000 around the periphery countries. and that sort of thing. so we're talking potentially hundreds of millions of people that this individual from the will have organization is saying might well find themselves falling fall of the on the ground variance of the corona virus in the course of the next couple of mont

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u. s. senate committee has met the here the federal governments take on how it's handling the pandemic representatives from the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration, and top us infectious disease expert anthony found she were among those appearing. the u. s. is experiencing a massive surgeon covered $1000.00 cases with more than one point. 3000000 new infections reported just on monday, the united nations as launch state's largest ever humanitarian appeal for a single country. it says it needs about $5000000000.00 in aid for afghanistan. this year to avert a humanitarian catastrophe. more than half the population, that's about 23000000 people are facing acute hunger. the un humanitarian chief says he's most worried about children's welfare. the figure of a 1000000, a 1000000 children, potentially suffering severe, acute mother trish. a 1000000 children, it figures are so hard to grasp with this kind of size, but a 1000000 children in afghanistan at risk of that kind of money. tricia. if these things don't happen is of shocking one. an air strike in ethiopia, t gray region is k

u. s. senate committee has mad to question the federal government on how it's handling the pandemic. more people are now in hospital with coven 19 than ever before. and infections are hitting an average of 3 quarters of a 1000000 a day. such as underway nigeria for more bodies in the state of some far where at least 200 people were killed by government last week. 10000 others have been driven from their homes by the violence. the raids followed government ass shrikes targeting the hide out of criminal gangs. as your headlines coming out next, risking at all there's a wave of sentiment around the world. you will actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voice is not heard because it's not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover the big stories and report on the big events going on. but we also tell a story that people generally don't have a voice. and then one of the child would have to be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question. and i think that's what actually we're really done. we ask the questio

u. s. senate committee has met to hear the federal governments take on how it's handling the pandemic representatives from the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration, and top us infectious disease export. anthony found she were among those appearing among all the united nations has launched its largest ever humanitarian appeal for a single country. it says it needs about $5000000000.00 in aid for afghanistan this year to avert a humanitarian catastrophe. more than half the population that's about 23000000 people are facing acute hunger that you and see when a terry and chief says he is most worried about children's welfare. an air strike in ethiopia t grey region has killed at least 17 people. it happened in the southern a town of might sabri and his left dozens wounded. this follows an attack on a camp for displays. people in dead a beat were at least 56 people were killed on friday, the violence halted aid work in the area. and cassock stands, president says a russian lead military force will begin pulling out of the country within 48 hours . the force was sent to kazakhstan

u. s. senate committee is hearing the federal governments take on how it's handling the pandemic. americans is suffering a massive surge and coven 19 cases with the highest number of hospitalizations since the start of the pandemic. britain, this prime minister is facing renewed calls for his resignation at a new revelations about a garden party held during locked stone. for us, johnson has repeatedly denied breaking lockdown rules, but so the to e mail is reported to assure his private secretary invited around $100.00 government staff to the party and the un as launching as largest ever humanitarian appeal for a single country. it needs more than $5000000000.00 in aid for afghanistan. over half the population faces acute hunger and catholic stance. president says, russian troops will begin pulling out of the country within 48 hours for the folks withdrawal expected in 10 days. this, the 160 people have been killed and 10000 detained during days of anti government protests in the former soviet states. and that show up to date this, they witness inside story is up next. ah, nicholas was pres

u. s. president joe biden has defended his administration's response to a serge, an army con cases. he says he's confident that countries on the right track, a u. s. senate committee has met to hear the federal governments take on how it's handling the pandemic. more people are now in hospital with coven 19 than ever before. and infections are hitting an average of 3 quarters of a 1000000 a day. the world health organization is warning of an approaching tidal wave of infections across europe. it says more than half the population there are likely to be infected by on the ground. in the next 2 months, it is quickly becoming dominant virus invest in europe and this no spreading into the balkans at this rate, the institute for health metrics and evaluation for past that more than 50 percent of the population in the region will be infected with mac ron, in the next $6.00 to $8.00 weeks, quebec could soon become the 1st canadian province to tax adults not vaccinated against corona virus. the premier, for us all ago says the unvaccinated are placing a financial burden on the health care system. he announced plans for those without a medical exemption to pay a healthcare

u. s. senate committee has meant to hear the federal government take on how it's handling the pandemic president joe biden has said that he is confident the country is on the right track . representatives from the centers for disease control and top us infectious diseases expert and the fallacy are among those making. the u. s. is experiencing a massive searching curve at 19 cases with a record number of hospitalizations reported on tuesday will during the hearing. there was a heated exchange between doctor font, she had republican sentence around paul, doctor font. she accused paul of launching repeated postal attacks and said that he's using the pandemic for his own political gain. as some of you may know, just about 3 or 4 weeks ago in december 21st, a person was arrested who was on their way from sacramento to washington dc at a speed stop in iowa. and they asked the police asked him where he was going, and he was going to washington d. c, to kill dr vouching, and they found in his car, in a r 15 and multiple magazines, alam munition, because he thinks that maybe i'm killing people. so i ask

u. s. senate committee has met to hear the federal governments take on how it's handling the pandemic representatives from the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration, and top us infectious disease export. anthony found she or among those appearing in the u. k. prime minister boris johnson. is facing renewed count calls the step down after new revelations about a party held at his official london residence during lockdown. johnson has repeatedly denied breaking lockdown rules, but a leaked email is reported to show that his private secretary invited around 100 government staff to the party. the united nations is launched, its largest every humanitarian appeal for a single country. it says it needs about $5000000000.00 in aid for afghanistan this year to avert a humanitarian catastrophe. more than half the population, that's about 23000000 people are facing acute hunger. an air strike in ethiopia as t gray region is killed at least 17 people that happened in the southern town of my say body, and as also left dozens wounded. this follows an attack on a camp for displaced people in

u. s. senate committee is meeting to hear the federal governments take on how it's handling the pandemic. president joe biden has said he has confidence the country is on the right track or representatives from the centers for disease control and help us infectious disease expert anthony funky or among those speaking u. s. is experiencing a massive surge in co, with 19 cases with more than one and a half 1000000 new infections on monday you shorten quarantine guidance because too many people would be out of work. was that because of science or was it because you now know that locked down shut down, some school closures come with a significant downside impact. you asked the american people to trust you quite frankly, you've lost their trust. what political haine is in calverton, virginia will have more on how hospitals are coping in just a moment. at 1st though, that's join at russell in georgia and she's in washington d. c. and following that, hearing for us. what's, what have we learned since the hearing began? well, basically, there seems to be this perception among members of the u. s

u. s. senate committee has met to hear the federal governments take on. now how it's handling the pandemic. this comes as hospital admissions for cove at 19 in the us are an all time high representatives from the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration, and the top us infectious disease expert anthony from ccci were among those appearing where my cannon joins us live now from washington, d. c, or mike, you were following it. so what came out of that senate hearing well, there was a lot of criticism of the bite in administration. health officials from senators, particularly with regard to mixed messages as it was claimed by a number of senators coming out of the cdc. this, with particular regard to the quarantine period, for example, where the cdc recently announced that the quarantine period would be reduced from 10 days to 5, but then did not come along with guidance as to whether individuals should test before working, returning to the workplace. after that quarantine period. so this was the type of questions that were coming from

u. s. senate committee has met here. the federal government take on how it's handling the pandemic. so what's come out of that well, there was a lot of criticism from senate members in terms of the federal government's response under the bite and administration, in particular, senators picked on the issue of the promise that the biden administration made off a test being available to every household in the united states at now transpired in the senate, hearing that only 50000 of some 500000000 tests have now been bought by the federal government. so it's going to take days, weeks, possibly, even months before the administration makes good on. it's promised to provide testing to every us home. also questions from senators about the cdc, in particular, are the directors comments about quarantine? for example, some senators arguing there's be mixed messaging from the cdc, particularly with regard to the recommended 5 day quarantine period, which came into effect a week or so ago. a coming down from 10 days. but also the cdc giving mixed messages about whether or not people should be te

u. s. senate committee has question federal officials on the handling of the pandemic. supporters from patty calling with a call in another new covered record in the us. more than 145000 people hospitalized with the virus. i'm still u. s. president joe biden is sounding optimistic on top of over on the right back pole show. much of the country disagrees. one problem. casting this is boston and here in missouri long lines to get a test and results are taking longer to come back very where we've been. it's been a lot like this is we're testing looks like in most of the country, the other option at home tests. but they are expensive and really hard to find. same with masks, the government says i'm a crohn means everyone needs better masks if you can find them and afford them. so some local government you have begun giving and i was just going to get them ask i can't find anyone and was like, ok, maybe 5 or just so expensive. oh, take 2 or 3 weeks they did on at this senate hearing the focus was supposed to be on how to make it all better. but it often got contentious with republicans launching

u. s. capital police chief testifies to a senate committee a year after the storming of the seat of the united states government. and canada takes another big step as it tries to make amends for decades of abuse suffered bytes, indigenous children. ah hello, normal service has now been resumed across much of here temperature route where the shipping, its feeling a little more like winter for many parts and over the next couple of days, which is well down a cool normally wind up towards the north west. coming in the cross, so much show for the british charles and the island of ireland behind these 2 cold fronts here. that's where we got some cool air continue to slide its way further. southwards and east was little area of low pressure and northern parts of italy, bringing some significant snowfall and some cooler air in behind. then you can say single figures, temperatures around 10 degrees down of the sort of values we were looking at. at the start of the year there will be some cloud, some rain, some sleet and snow piling in on that scotlands, northern parts of england, northern areas

u. s. and i were a senate committee is meeting see here the federal governments take on how it's handling the pandemic representatives from the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration, and top us infectious disease expert anthony fight. she are among those who are expected to speak as get more from rosalind, georgia and she joins us now from washington. dc. rosa start with what's happening in this hearing, eh, what are they expecting to get out of it? well basically this is the administration's chance to make the case before congress that it is handling the response to the cove at 19 pan damica appropriately. and that it is ahead of the curve if there happened to be any new variance coming. every one is a speaking here in the united states, as if dealing with the oma kron very, it is going to be the end of the pandemic. and i think that we saw a year ago, once the vaccine roll else began, that people had that same expectation. and clearly, we're now at a period where infections are still spreading, where hospitals are still dealing with a, a, an enormous rise in cases an

u. s. capital police chief tells the senate committee that they're working to resolve their security issues a year after the storming of congress and, and sport bangladesh pull off one of the biggest wins in their test cricket history . and the will be here with that story. and ah, argentina, australia, the netherlands and sweden are among the latest countries to report record numbers of covert cases. and the united states has registered another 869000 daily cove infections as disruptions to schools, flights, hospital care, and other services continue. the latest figure follows date on tuesday that revealed more than 1000000 cases in a 24 hour period occur occurred, although this was likely inflated by the new year holiday. the u. s. centers for disease control says the 7 day average of new cases is up a staggering 98 percent last week. we should not be complacent since the increased trans miss ability, ovarian may be omicron might be overridden by the sheer volume of the number of cases that may be a reduced severity, but could still stress our hospital system. alan fisher has more now fro

announcement came in testimony before the senate judiciary committee, that was matthew olson, the deputy us attorney of the national security division of the u. s. department of justice and this cons. less than a week after there were investigations into january 6, the year ago was the one year anniversary recently of the january 6 capital riot which is being investigated in the testimony. we heard from olsen as well as other figures from the department of justice and they discussed about the fact that they argue that white supremacists, anti government extremists, and others are the primary danger to the united states in terms of terrorism. now from there we heard of further calls comparing them essentially to islamic radicals . here's what we heard from my perspective. spinning a lot of time focused on the radicalization of international terrorists and islamic extremists and extremists of all stripes. this group shares many of the same characteristics. people who feel like their way of life is under attack. many of those people i would, i would guess last year had carried those exact beliefs and thoughts as they marched their way to break int

u. s. capital police says this force has made significant changes since writers stormed congress last year. j palmas my anger was testifying in front of the senate committee, investigating police actions during that incident on january 6th. a congressional report found multiple intelligence failures, as well as a lack of proper equipment and training for capital officers. those are the top stores coming up next the it's the stream one use in half an hour. ah ah. and i have family ok to day on the strain. the very 1st episode for 2020 to happy new year. thank you for joining me or some joining us the philosopher and cultural theorists. slab, joy, zack, it's sag nice to have you here. so boy, welcome to the stream. people delight in giving you titles and describing you a couple of descriptions. celebrity philosopher, the most dangerous philosopher in the west, and this one, it tickles me, but i have no idea what it means. elvis of cultural theory, out of all of the titles you've been given over the years, which one do you embrace the most? which ones you love? i prefer the most dangerous in the way it was though it was meant as a peak. l b stop, it will be.

u. s. department of justice announcing the formation of this new entity that will deal with the issue of domestic terrorism. now this comes as part of the senate judiciary committees hearings about january 6th, that was the capital riot. and after that happened january 6, 2021. in the aftermath of that, we saw a number of republican representatives saying that the responsibility came squarely from trump, that trump quote, there's responsibility for when wednesdays attack on congress. and in the aftermath of that we see an investigation. now, in the testimony we heard today, we heard department of justice officials talking about how white supremacist anti government activists and others are the primary domestic terrorism threat. and in some of their language, they even compare them to his lama stream. and here's what we heard from my perspective is spending a lot of time focused on the radicalization of international terrorists and islamic extremists and extremes of all stripes. this group shares many of the same characteristics. people who feel like their way of life is under attack. many of those people i would, i would guess last year had carried those exact bel

and us senate committee is mortal to hear the federal government take on how it's handling the pandemic. this comes as hospital admissions for coven. 19 in the u. s. are at an all time high representatives from the centers for disease control, the food and drug administration, and the top us infectious disease expert anthony found change are among those appearing. the u. s. is experiencing a massive surgeon cove in 1000 cases with more than 1300000 new infections have reported on monday. well, during the hearing, that was another heating exchange between foul tea and the republican senator ran pool. while she accused paul of launching repeated personal attacks and said he's using the pandemic for his own political game. as some of you may know, just about 3 or 4 weeks ago when december 21st, a person was arrested who was on their way from sacramento to washington dc at a speed stop in iowa. and they asked the police asked him where he was going. and he was going to washington dc to kill dr. found she and they found in his car in a r 15 and multiple magazines, amunition, because he thinks that maybe aren't killing people. so i ask myself, what, wh

senate rules committee. he's addressed 90 of a $103.00 recommendations made by the inspector general would could take 3 years to hire the $447.00 additional officers. it needs across the u. s. federal agents in nearly every state are continuing to track down the estimated 2500 writers involved in the attacks. they're using 14000 hours of video from reporters surveillance cameras and police body cameras. so far more than $700.00 people have been charged . the justice department remains committed to holding all january 6 perpetrators at any level. accountable under law retired general russell, honor a who let a house review of the failures of the police on january 6 told us the force was simply unprepared. it was a total failure government. that being said, the law officers and the d. c. police saved out democracy, but somehow the troll defense department where he had ripped out the qualified people and put his all operators in there, found a way not to said the national guard when they could have been there early up. we've got to get government straight. president biden is expected to address the attack on its anniversary. he will forcibly push back on the lie spread by the

has to say to the senate banking committee tomorrow during that initial confirmation hearing of his he's going to say that it is his job to, to, to safeguard to shepherd the domestic u. s. economy primarily. but there is no way that he's not aware of the fact that the us dollar us interest rate policy. it does indeed trickle through to many of these emerging market economies that are very vulnerable and fragile. it's christy was, was describing just now and there is a duty, it is incumbent upon the fed to make monetary policy, knowing that it's the most powerful central bank in the world and that it's policies ripple throughout the world economy and even the corporate bond market globally because of the effect that interest rates have, because there's so much debt that denominated in dollars, whether you're talking about sovereign debt or, or, or, or corporate debt. and obviously, as you just mentioned, jape how it will be on the hill this week. but also we're going to get some inflation data on wednesday or this week analyst expect to see a rise of 7 percent from last year. the biggest jump since 1982. i do see that speeding up the fed timeline even more than with tel

being used by the senate intelligence committee staff went for the emails, went through the same time messages of staff, and certainly went through drafts of the report, reportedly a u. s. intelligence agency breaking into the networks of its own senate. i have grave concerns that the cia so she may well has violated the separation of powers principles embodied in the united states constitution. you know, she, i hacking into, you know, santa computers. nothing could be further from the truth. and is chris, nice to see you again, was cia denies the accusation instead accusing, daniel jones are betraying secret that he study on the c. i detention the senator's the configuration time the criminal referral against staff that was again later found to be fabricated by the c. i were all tactics to delay oversight. is the c. i a in danger of spinning out of control. senate intelligence committee in the house intelligence committee were not briefed on the sea ice detention interrogation program until the same day. president bush made a public revelation about the program in september of 2006. the c. i itself also found that it hadn't briefed president bush on the program until

u. s. capital police says lessons have been learned and the forces made significant changes off the last year's attack on the capital building. j thomas manga was testifying in front of the senate committee, investigating police actions during the january, the 6th riots, catholics dance presidents is threatening a tough response after the worst unrest of more than a decade demonstrates is stormed government buildings. the cabinet has been dismissed and the state of emergency has been declared. european union's foreign policy chief is in ukraine and is wanting russia of, quote, massive consequences in the event of military escalation. barrels to day trip comes as russia masses, thousands of troops near the border with you. crime current virus cases are rising across the world as nations trying to contain the surge without affecting their economies. the us said it's finalizing a contract on 500000000 at home koby test kits by the ministration will distribute it for free or u. k. will ease its testing rules in an attempt to shorten isolation, periods and counter staffing shortages. government says the change will allow a symptomatic britons to return to work foster may want in france, the p