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close to former president calls where with these people they were fighting each other of the united under one coalition they call themselves the coalition for patriotic change and right now 11 of them we're told have launched attacks and are headed towards the capital. u.s. secretary of state my pump aoa says it's pretty clear that russian hackers are behind an ongoing cyber attack more than 40 organizations have been now tang's it including 6 government departments which weather and freezing temperatures have made conditions worse for displaced syrians and northern italy province hundreds live in camps with poor heating and drainage systems most were set up an agricultural land and what is the last rebel controlled area. at least 15 children have been killed in an explosion in afghanistan the reason for the blast against the provinces on clear the president suggest the children found a place of peace of unexploded ordinance and blew it up as the headlines when you see here on al-jazeera right off the bottom line which is coming up. it's 10 years since the arab spring should countries across

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people that were fighting each other as a united under one coalition they call themselves the coalition for patriotic change and right now 11 of them were told. they are headed towards the camp. it's all gone now with the reason why they're they're angry and upset despite a peace agreement and put in place in 200-1000 is that much of the peace agreement they say had not been put in place where they're looking for is positions and government positions of power and the current government of iraq who's running for reelection in days to come but also funds to start the militarization or did you know the dropping of weapons of these armed groups and that's what they're looking for and that's what they say hasn't happened they don't trust the current government who are taking steps towards peace in the meantime the spokes person of the government has come out he calls this. a movement or this statement. a coup attempt to destabilize a democratically elected government and has called on the central african republic people to stay united and to come out and vote in a week's time. as you mention

united states shall be vested in one supreme court. the judicial power shall extend to all cases in law and equity, arising under this constitution. ws of the united states, and treaties made under their authority. the first article of the constitution has to do with congress. the second deals with the office of president. and article three, with the supreme court. one, two, three. that is the way our founding fathers planned it. a government made up of three equal independent parts, put together in a system of checks and balances that keeps any one of them from becoming too powerful. congress makes laws, but the president can veto them. o'er the court declares them unconstitutional. congress can overrule the president, with a two thirds majority. or initiate the overruling of the court, by proposing a constitutional amendment. the president can appoint justices, but he can't remove them. everywhere the checks and balances are at work, the key to the courts rule in this plan is reveal enactght to of the president, or congress. and decide whether it is keeping with the constitution. it also reviews some decisions of state courts, an

united states on census day must be counted? mr. ho: i would say that every person who is an alien in the united states under -- on census day is subject to the same residence requirements as anyone else who is a person inside of a state. if a united states citizen is usually a resident abroad and is temporarily visiting the country on april 1 on census day to see family or something like that, that person is not counted in the census. i think the same -- justice alito: well, you're saying that for each of these people, there has to be a very specific, a very fact-specific determination about whether they -- whether they are a resident or not? is that administrable at all? mr. ho: well, the rules that were administered by the federal marshals in the first census in 1790, justice alito, were to ask whether or not a person usually resides at the dwelling that's being visited. if not, where do they actually usually reside? and if the person has no stable residence, to count them simply where they're found on april 1. that's been the practice since the founding. but i would agree -- i just want to make clear, i would agree that there is di

under way. manchester united take on leeds at 4.30 and sam allardyce takes charge of west brom for the first times unbeaten record and super—middleweight world title to saul canelo alvarez. alvarez — widely regarded as one of the best pound for pound boxers on the planet — takes smith's wba belt and the vacant wbc belt. he won on a unanimous points decision. he himself has only lost once before. and you can find all the details of how to vote for your favourite for the bbc sports personality of the year award. that's on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that's all from me for now. now it is your questions answered. welcome to your questions answered. with me to answer your questions is our health correspondentjim reed. also, i'm joined by nicola stonehouse — professor in molecular virology at the university of leeds. welcome to you though. can i start with you,jim? welcome to you though. can i start with you, jim? let's just look at this one from twitter. it says the prime minister hasjust this one from twitter. it says the prime minister has just announced that tier 3 can meet on ch

senator or representative or person holding an office of trust or profit under the united states shall be appointing an elector. he goes on to say, the electors shall meet in their respective states, that's what's happening today, and vote by ballot for -- therens of whom one is a long passage in bold because it was amended by the 12th amendment, which was passed after the election of 1800 when thomas jefferson and his running mate got identical votes and both claimed the office. the house of representatives chose jefferson. alexander hamilton ended up supporting jefferson rather than alan bersten at the last minute, provoking the famous dual between the two. after the 12th amendment was approved and made it impossible for a president and vice president both to tie. in other words, separate votes cast. i needed to read the whole text in order to answer your question. no, the electoral college does not appear in the constitution. host: jeffrey rosen with us until 8:45 eastern. about the a question constitution and electoral college, now is a good time to call. -- we are talking about the electoral college on the day that e

section and death rates hit record on is in the united states and for the stimulus package still not agreed congress is now under fire for how it's spent the last one i know a big chunk of it goes to the military and paying politicians perhaps more because my so much i know that people are taking advantage of it i think that they are they just neither side really cares about poor people. the us president elect makes his choice for the country's defense secretary nominating a retired general responsible for hoffa $1000000000.00 training program in syria which was themed a complete failure. crosstalk.

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>> under the united states constitution article one section four, you also have the 12th amendment.nd t title iii u.s. code 15 and related statutes, it's quite clear that it is the ultimate duty of the united states congress to resolve all election contests involving the presidency and for that matter under article one, section five, the house of representatives or senate election contest. so i would submit that the courts aren't prepared to handle matters of this nature on the one hand and on the other hand the courts understand that it's our job, congress is to conduct the investigation and render the final verdict. we are the ultimate judge, jury and arbiter in these kinds of disputes. >> raymond: will see how this shakes out on january 6. matt and congressman brooks comic books, thanks for being here. a new gallup poll identified president trump as the most admired man in america displacing barack obama forci te first time in 12 years. what does that indicate and what should the president do with the support moving forward? for that we turn to conservative author and filmmaker d

the ch, it's my duty under united states constitution on january 6, if they require, one will join me to object to and later vote to reject lectoral college votes submissions from states whose election systems are so badly render their vote submissions unreliable, unworthy of , and acceptance. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: members reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward elect.sident the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. five minutes.r mr. o'halleran: i thank you, mr. speaker. we are again as the c.d.c. just announced that through the going most difficult time in u.s. public health history. why are we here again? two weeks ago, i asked that this leave and we stay until a covid up process of package. today, we're back here again that.not having done and now christmas is approaching. we will probably be leaving here next week, hopefully with a that e, but right now, unknown.an the -- we stay before the august break and get package done in a bipartisan way working towards protecting protecting people, the families of america, protecti

on monday night. we'll tell you about a win for burnley and how chelsea fared at home to west ham united. good evening. borisjohnson‘s government is now underntense pressure on three fronts. the new variant of coronavirus is spreading rapidly, dozens of countries have banned travel from the uk, and britain is still set to leave the eu without a deal in 11 days‘ time. during the day, more than a0 countries banned flights from the uk, or imposed greater restrictions, and a french ban on some freight lorries is due to last 48 hours, leading to long queues on the roads of kent to the port of dover. but the government points out that most freight is getting through, although accompanied freight through dover, about a fifth of the total, is being interrupted. so far, retailers say their stocks are sufficient. talks to find a solution are continuing, as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. you shall not pass. travel is blocked. instead of trucks flowing, stuffed with christmas parcels and supplies, the motorway is a car park with truckers stuck. this is my home, my bed. gordon's cab will be his bedroom, living room and kitchen for the ne

united states. you know still under the strain we're going hard on china then there's a belief that there is a coming backlash against china from global powers obviously the united states is one of them pressuring the year opinion and life to to work to really were tele work kind of against china sort of speak is there any truth to this besides the think sample i just gave yeah i think there is i do think we're going to see more of a pushback and more kind of global backlash we've already seen it across the board in certain ways for instance with the technology sector the way story which we've covered extensively as you know there is certainly some backlash there and it shouldn't be in china's in a leader is really in an interesting position because he is pushing very hard right now to really move forward at a breakneck pace to really dominate the world in terms of what china is able to do i think the problem that the u.s. is going to run into is that we have put ourselves in a position where we are far more dependent on china than they are on us and if we learned anything during the for tracking tra

i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house sundry communications. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam. pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 21, 2020, at 11:08 p.m. that the senate passed senate 2429. that the senate agrees to the house of representatives' amendment to senate amendment to the bill h.r. 1520. that the senate agreed to without objection amendment house concurrent resolution 128. that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 3250. that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 5126. that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 5472. with best wishes, i am, signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: -- the clerk: the honorable speaker, house of representatives, madam. pursuant to permission granted i

what you see is just phase one, which we constructed in under year. that phase one represents 30,000 units emily: let's talk about supply then. how many preorders do you have versus how many cars you believe you are able to make each year? >> we are very blessed, we have many, many thousands of preorders. veryulk of those have got significant deposits associated to them, so they are very real preorders. we've got to build up production in a very progressive manner, starting with focus on policy. get the policy right and gradually ramp up the can move about 30,000 units per year. emily: does that mean you will not be able to meet as much demand as you have initially? >> i think it is nicely balanced. i think we can meet that demand. initially, it will take a while to get to those preorders, but remember, we are going to -- as we grow our volume, we will be more technical versions, so that will balance the demand and our ability to manufacture. remember, we start with the iszing transition -- this not a virtual studio or virtual background i am in here. i'm in our beverly hills studio. behin

under construction. so last december, the tida board amended the transitional housing regulations to prioritize income qualifying post-dda residents for placement in new affordable housing units developed on the island. this diagram just illustrates all of the commercial units we have under lease, the one treasure island households and our first buildings intended to be constructed in partnership with these housing providers. so the first building as you know, is under construction and will provide for the relocation of all existing on the island and we're in pre-development with catholic charities on our second 100% affordable site and expect to close financing on that in 2021. and in that building, we'll be relocating all 66 of the existing catholic charities households. we'll be constructing 23 units in that building without the benefit of affordable housing tax credits and other restricted funding sources so we can make them available to pre-dda residents who don't qualify for affordable housing and the remaining 44 units in the building will be available to residents of pre-dda or mixed households that meet the income eligibility requirements and wish to pursue an affordable housing

on. that last, under pressure to get on to more important business, the whole problem was postponed as the house voted that the flag of the united 15 stars. and its earliest years, the stars and stripes rose up over a few merchant vessels. most americans did not even see it. then, as now, the world was dominated by superpowers. the u.s. was not one of them. it was just a fledgling nation, not strong at all. the two big powers were england and france. as they struggled for supremacy over all of the seas, america and her ships were caught in the middle. so as the 19th century dawned, america found herself engaged in yet another struggle to boost or -- preserve her rights for independence. it was during the fall of 1812 that francis scott key wrote, the star-spangled banner. with the war of 1812 over, an era of peace was born. and in 1818, the patent for the proper flag was set. 13 horizontal red and white stripes, with a white star for every state, old and yet to come, to be set upon a blue field. from the day it first appeared, the stars and stripes have gone through 27 different changes. once, as southerners attempted to break a

horsford: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? mr. horsford: thank you, madam speaker. this global pandemic has devastated nevada's economy. forcing thousands of nevadans to be laid off from work. nevada's unemployment rate was last reported to be 11.8%. my hometown of north las vegas reported the state's highest unemployment rate at 14.6%. nevada families are hurting. constituents contact my office every single day about their unemployment insurance concerns. especially regarding the federal unemployment compensation benefits which expire at the end of this month. now that this pandemic is ravaging our country again, many states and localities are considering more stay-at-home orders. we in congress must act to make sure americans who are unable to work because of this virus receive the federal unemployment c

what you see is just phase one, which was constructed in under year. that phase one represents 30,000 unitse have over 500 acres of land secured and we can take it to over 400,000 units a year in a number of years's time. emily: let's talk about supply then. how many preorders do you have versus how many cars you believe you are able to make each year? blessed, wee very have a bulging order book. we have many, many thousands of preorders. the bulk of those have got very significant deposits associated to them, so they are very real preorders. we are going to build up production in a very progressive manner, starting with focus on quality. we are not going to turn out numbers to start with. get the quality right and gradually ramp up the volume so about 30 thighs and-plus units per year and that phase one stage of the plant. emily: does that mean you will not be able to meet as much demand as you have initially? peter: i think it is nicely balanced. i think we can meet that demand. initially, it will take a while to get to those preorders, but remember, we are going to -- as we grow our volu

my job will i even have one in the future now the organization for economic cooperation and development says that in 2910 percent of all the jobs in the united states where under serious threat due to automation in japan it was 15 percent in germany more than 18 percent mainly because of the country's dependence on industrial manufacturing and that trend is expected to increase even in jobs that require very human trademarks like creativity compassion or the right contacts. artificial intelligence still my job as a journalist i can already write simple texts. as a journalist i'm worried because artificial intelligence can do so much in the way of processing information and generating texts to be concerned. i don't think we'll see much impact on journalism but be a useful research and maybe you can help you make a film with the right music more quickly things like that and. having said that ai systems are already used in so-called robot journalism but only in very limited areas. because it's. do ai keeps on getting better all the time and more creative if i understand correctly perhaps my job isn't all that safe creativity is relative machine learning is good a

one. the number of covert 19 deaths in the united states has the past 300000 on the day the largest banks nation campaign in the country's history got under way medical workers an elderly care home residents are being prioritize joining the rollout most european countries are struggling to contain a new wave of covert 19 cases germany's president is warning the covert 900 situation has become bitterly serious but all essential businesses will have to close in germany from wednesday until january the 10th in london has been moved into england's highest level of restrictions. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on turkey over its purchase of a russian missile defense system increasing tension between the 2 nato allies turkey bought the russian s $400.00 ground defense system last year and insists it poses no threat to nato. federal police in nigeria say extra investigators have been deployed to fund find hundreds of missing school boys they were taken on friday night when gunmen stormed a state boarding school in the northwestern state of kant sina those are the headlines about with more news in half an hour to stay with us. november 2009 and th

under chairman engel's leadership on issues like these, he's played a pivotal role in shaping united states foreign policy. the world is and will continue to be a more stable and secure place because of him. in light of these accomplishments and so much more, i found it only fitting to name this year's state department authorization act after the chairman. and i'm proud to say the eliot engel state department act passed the house last year. you know, most people would not imagine a democrat from the bronx and a republican from the heart of texas would ever imagine not only that we would work so well, that we would become best of friends. especially not in a town that is so often divided by politics. you know, but mr. engel and i decided early on, from the start, that we could achieve more if we focused on the things we agreed on than the things we didn't agree on. and the fact is, we agree on 95% of foreign policy issues. and it is through our friendship that we've been able to accomplish so much. i would say that serving with you, sir, serving with chairman engel has truly been a hi

has access to everything it needs to have from the pentagon at a time when the united states is under attack. that is onethe traditions and norms of a transition period that is actually essential to america's national security and not happening. i would feel much better if tony, jake sullivan, lloyd austin were all fully in coordination with the pentagon at the moment over this russian cyber attack and like wise on the covid side if you have jeff fully in cooperation with the covid side at the white house. the sitting white house at the moment. those are the kinds of things that really need to happen. it would be nice if donald trump was at the inauguration. it's possible we have a very scaled down inauguration and that might be someway for joe biden to get around the awkwardness if trump insists on not going, but this smooth transition of power, some of it is symbolism, some is real substance and the substance isn't happening and that should be alarming to everybody. >> and something joe biden said earlier today in his comments, he's not getting the full transition cooperation they need. denver, caddie,

with the nurse from our facility to help orient them to each unit they will specifically be working on. >> another coronavirus vaccine is now under final stage testing in the u.s. and mexico. they have started a large late stage study after delaying the trial twice because of issues with sending it out. if the vaccine is proving to be effective and safe it will be started by next year. kamala harris got her first dose of the vaccine today at the united medical center in washington dc. she called the process relatively painless, quick and safe. >> i urge everyone, when it is your turn, vaccinated. it is about saving your life, the life of your family members and the life of your community. >>> president-elect joe biden got his first dose of the pfizer vaccine last week.>>> beginning friday, a new system for collecting tolls goes into effect on most bay area bridges. they will be all electronic. the supplies to the state owned bridges, bay bridge, richmond, san mateo, antioch and the dunbarton, the drivers with fast track or license plate accounts will see no change in their statements, but those without will get a monthly invoice

>>no parts of california are under a stay at home order for now it all hinges on a single number 15%. once a region's intensive care unit capacity dips below 15% that region must go under the state's version of a lockdown this could happen for several parts of california in the coming days, but we need to take seriously this moment, this is the most challenging moment. >>since the beginning of this pandemic california leaders thursday ruled out rules for their new policy of the regional stay at home order breaking the state into 5 parts northern california, southern california, greater sacramento, san joaquin valley and the bay area. >>the state is tracking intensive care unit capacities in each state leaders said the state home order triggers once to regions hospital capacity falls below 15% newsom said all regions except the bay area could be under a stay at home order by next week with the bay area likely under one by the end of the month this latest stay at home order will last 3 weeks and close several businesses including hair and personal care salons museums zoos playgrounds wineries and bars, each of those activ

under 34%. >>> on monday travelers flying from the united kingdom to the u.s. will be required to prove they are not infected with the coronavirus before boarding their flight. they will be required to have lab results showing they tested negative within three days of their flight. this comes in response to a new strain that's spreading in great britain. there are now more than 1000 cases in southern england. >>> that new strain is being reported in france, spain and japan, says it's highly likely this new strain has spread to the west. it's believed to be more contagious but more optimistic it can be stopped by the new vaccines. >>> more countries are starting to receive the pfizer vaccine. greece, spain, france, they have all received thousands of doses today. temperature controlled trucks made their way to ath a athens. france will give its first 20,000 doses to the elderly and other vulnerable citizens. spain will administer its first shot tomorrow morning. and will receive. >>> moving to this, developing news out of illinois where 3 people were killed and

today probably i would say 4000 would have gone across from just under 2000 on the euro tunnel but there's probably something like $32000.00 units that will be in the daily total so the vast majority including. all the vaccine actually comes by container and as you say there are good supplies and in the meantime so this well some nation program. transform is a grant shapps and despite what he says the u.k. is looking increasingly isolated it leaves the european union its biggest trading partner in less than 2 weeks and no deal on future trading arrangements has been struck at britain's office but office of budget responsibility projects that leaving the e.u. will cost the country between $1.00 and a half and 2 percent of g.d.p. and $300000.00 jobs so add to that the economic and social costs of the covered pandemic and this latest european travel ban unknown at $10.00 downing street is likely to be having a happy christmas so how is boris johnson's government coping with these body blows u.k. analyst quentin pillow is an associate a member of chatham house so welcome back to t.w. and let's start with bracks it sunday was suppose

on their soil. [cheering and applause] at the direction of our commander in chief, the armed forces of the united states took down the last inch of territory underhe black flag of isis and took out their leader without one american casualty. [cheering and applause] and president trump withdrew from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. [cheering and applause] and when the most dangerous terrorists in the world, an iranian general responsible for the death of hundreds of american service members was in our sites, president trump took action, and qasem soleimani is gone. [cheering and applause] crowd: usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! so we rebuild our military and stay strong on the world. under this president's leadership, we revive the american economy. after the slowest recovery in 75 years, president trump cut taxes across the board for working families and businesses. we rollback regulation at a historic pace. unleashingand american energy. it was three years ago to the day that president trump signed the largest tax cuts and tax reform in history. the result, in three short years, businesses large and small created more than 7 million good paying j

year after the coronavirus unleashed its devastation on the united states, vaccines have been delivered to all 50 states and vaccinations are under way. but the death toll topping 300,000. here's sara sidner. >> reporter: it should be lost on no one that one of the first people in the united states to get the pfizer vaccine for covid-19 was a nurse. someone who has been battling this disease on the front line for many, many months. she's also a black woman. and that is significant for a couple of reasons. one, to show she trusts the science, which is important. because of the history of involuntary experiments on black folks in this country. and, two, the black community has been hit very, very hard and disproportionately by this virus. this moment could not come soon enough. icu nurse sandra lindsay as one of the first people in the united states to get the vaccine outside of a trial. today, workers loaded boxes of vaccine on to trucks by forklift for shipping to facilities and hospitals around the country. an historic day that arrived in record time. cnn was there the moment staff got the vaccine. a box filled with dry ice and

on the right you see the existing entry to the lower unit which requires you to go down the side of the house, under the house, into the back and back into the unit. next slide. the proposed changes to the front on the left you can see a pair of double hung wood windows with historic detailing that will be similar in size to the windows above. you see the replacement of a window in the old door into the lower unit. and you see the new wood stair detailing up to the upper unit. next slide. this view shows that the historic fish scale siding will be retained, horizontal siding will be retained, and the stick detailing will be retained, and from the street you will get a little more view of the house as it's raised 15 inches. next slide. the rear of the house is a bit of a hodge podge. it has a hip roof over the majority of it, it has an odd parapet structure that includes a washer-dryer and then on the right behind this purple bush is a lean-to that was probably an enclosed porch and noncompliant wood stair along the north property line. next slide. i've only got two more left. these are drawings of t

respect of terms described by the cost edition of the united states to begin on the 20th day of january, a.d. 2021 and to perform such other under the constitution and the laws of the united states. signed by gov. tom wolf. -- signed by governor tom wolf. the certificate of us are tame it will be printed in full in the journal of the proceedings of the electoral college. secretary marks will now call the role of electors -- the roll of electors. please rise in your place and answer present and remain standing. >> the honorable nina ahmad. the honorable val arkoosh. >> present. >> the honorable cindy bass. >> present. >> the honorable rick bloomingdale. >> present. >> the honorable ryan boyer. >> present. >> the honorable paige gebhardt cognetti. >> present. >> the honorable daisy cruz. >> present. >> the honorable kathy dahlkemper. >> present. >> the honorable janet diaz. >> present. >> the honorable charles hadley. >> present. harris.onorable jordan >> present. >> the honorable malcolm kenyatta. >> present. >> the honorable gerald lawrence. >> present. >> the honorable clifford live levine. >> present. >> the honorable virginia

unit openings a little bit under the radar as on up you get much of basketball about no, definitely for coffee. i ate it 2 months ago to the menu called good, good, good show. they did not. good book is all too typical living shills. raise it down a hole for you to do. what did you call saw a clip posted is a question about that. but such doubts never challenge the overriding view. that france must keep algeria at all costs. the french military offensive had been dreadfully effective. and in the summer of 1956, the f.l.n. forces gave brown to cross the country. in the next episode, to regain the initiative, the algerians change their strategy. the f.l.n. takes the war to the very heart of the capital s. . and in september 1956 a bomb attack, traumatizes the french in algeria. he's assembled to meet katie at play. les, i'm going to get more serious. and if we can dunk city your new voice over new city or hog don't pull, moves up the don't really exist with him. however, much military might, france may throw at the f.l.n. the long and bitter fight is very far from over. in 1958, charles d

it is a controversial topic, but if the united states was under attack, that we would then protect the leadership, so this pandemic, i relate it to an attack onhe united states and therefore we should protect our politicians by requiring that they take a vaccine in order to ultimately end up in case of an emergency situation as we have, being able to make decisions for us as a nation. host: if you are interested in finding out when it comes to members of congress and how congress has been impacted by contract out go to u.s., they have -- contract out 105, they have representatives and senators self-quarantining after commenting -- coming into contact with someone with covid-19 or testing positive themselves. that is several times. senators and how representatives performed. oftracks senators, members the house of representatives, and breaks it down individually by legislator to see how that fairs out. if you would like to check that out, go track. u.s.. louis from rapid city, south dakota, republican line. caller: good morning. i wanted to call and say i am all for the politicians in washington being the first ones to get the virus vaccine. c

registering daily records of new infections and deaths intensive care units across the region are again under major stress welcome more on the situation there and in europe in a moment the 1st has more from washington d.c. i think the main message here is there will be a centralized federal response to the pandemic once joe biden is sworn in the troubled ministration really left it up to individual states to coordinate their response and as a result. pandemic spread but also results says it was very difficult the states even to get the resources they need to remember those stories about individual states bargaining amongst each other when they were trying to get hold of p.-p. equipment for example so by to say look there will be a centralized strategy in fact just after he spoke he hired or he appointed a few more people to coordinate the distribution of the vax the vaccine program for example it will be centralized he says he's going to invoke the defense production act which again will centralize manufacture of both of accede and of personal protective equipment marshalling resources trying to figure out where they're

on death row under the federal government. there are almost 3,000 people on death row across the states. you know, the united to end up executing more people than the rest of the country combined. and it is very definitely a rush to execute. and i just think this country is losing so much credibility. the integrity of our justice system is being compromised in ways that are so fundamentally tragic. you can't get credibility back quickly. you can't get legitimacy back quickly. this department of justice and the president have actually authorized new methods of execution. they're actually trying to get rules adopted that would allow the united states to execute people by firing squads, and even more shamefully, would allow this country in 2020 to replicate the method of execution that the nazis used to kill millions of jewish people in world war ii. they want to put people in gas chambers and suffocate them. and this is all spectacle. it's not really about justice. it's not about fairness. it's about demonstrating power. and it's tragic because there are these really important questions that we have to be answ

officials of the united states on the advice of public health professionals and national security leadership. telling fox news in the past hour that this was actually a policy that was established under the last administration and one that they are going to change. listen here. >> that policy directive was passed by president obama. we were putting that into place. what the president decided, look, frontline workers need to come first. our residents in long-term care facilities need to come first. >> reporter: there are continuity of government issues at play, so certain government workers will be high up in the pyramid of vaccine distribution, if not at the very top. that would include critical staffers at the white house, people on capitol hill, as well as members of the supreme court. i am told that political appointees will not be included in that priority list. now, when it comes to the white house, the president, his national security adviser, his chief of staff, the vice president's chief of staff, the press secretary, president's counsel and a number of others have already had coronavirus, so it's likely it can herd some sort of immunity or resistance to the coronavirus among

which assembles one of its i phone models will be awarded any new business until it complies with its code of conduct. the united states' largest military base in afghanistan has come under attack 5 rockets at the bagram air base on saturday no casualties have been reported afghan police disabled 7 other rockets mounted on a pick up truck on the outskirts of the base nato says the airfield was not damaged meanwhile at least 15 children were killed and dozens injured in a separate explosion in afghanistan because of the blast in gaza a province is unclear but local suggests that the children had found a piece of unexploded i mean ition which detonated when they tried to sell it all on average 5 children are killed or maimed every single day in afghanistan and have been for the last 14 years that's around 26000 young lives the charity save the children says the violence against young people is a widespread problem and we found a bomb and stored the plane with it when it exploded i saw blood everywhere i didn't feel anything at the time when i looked at my leg it was cut off and then i fell to the ground. you can see all 7 of us are amputees if the peace comes in our countr