instagram accounts have been reinstated by meta, two years after he was suspended for praising the us capitol rioters. ukraine's president zelensky has welcomed the decision by the us and germany to send advanced tanks to ukraine. america is united and so is the world. these tanks are further evidence of our enduring and unflagging commitment to ukraine and our confidence in the skill of ukrainian forces. a plea for a truce from peru's president after deadly clashes between police and protesters. we just like to have fun on �*sesame street�* and we like to learn and play. and you know cookie monster, cookie monster... and cookie monster... tributes to the man that made learning fun, sesame street co—creator lloyd morrisett, who�*s died aged 93. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. meta has announced it will reinstate donald trump�*s facebook and instagram accounts, two years after he was suspended, following the capitol riots. nick clegg, the president of global affairs, has laid out the reasons for the decision on the meta website. he says: and that: well, the forme

it is a tood january six in the us capitol? it is a good question _ january six in the us capitol?sy of the select committee that was set up to look into the storming of the capitol building on the 6th of january two years ago, and they concluded, amongst other things, that criminal charges should be brought against the former president, donald trump, for fomenting the violence, which broke out on that fateful day. and of course, just a couple of days ago, marking the second anniversary, we saw president biden giving out presidential medals to people who were involved in some way, where victims of what happened in the violence that broke out on that day, including two medals that were given posture mostly to the relatives of police officers who died as a result of the violence on that day, the 6th of the violence on that day, the 6th of january two years of the violence on that day, the 6th ofjanuary two years ago. so it is very much etched in the minds of people here, and a lot of the people have been on the floor of the house of representatives over the last few days as they have

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— second and diversity of the us capitol attack will commute sick to hear from? he backdrop for everything — hear from? that is the backdrop for everything here today. until now it has been _ everything here today. until now it has been the political theatre playing — has been the political theatre playing out of the house. i think mines _ playing out of the house. i think mines are — playing out of the house. i think mines are cast back to two years ago when _ mines are cast back to two years ago when the _ mines are cast back to two years ago when the floor of the house was full of insurrectionist coming in from outside. — of insurrectionist coming in from outside. to— of insurrectionist coming in from outside, to facing walls and generally showing complete displeasure and opposition to the democratic process. in the us and in the house _ democratic process. in the us and in the house i— democratic process. in the us and in the house. ithink democratic process. in the us and in the house. i think president biden will reflect that tone. if we think about— will re

now they are trying to spend your money on a monument to a foreign leader in the us capitol. this is madness and, of course, this foreign leader, the president of ukraine, this dictator, his bust should stand in our temple of democracy , madness, such an initiative is indeed

now trying to spend your money on a memory of a foreign leader in the us capitol. it's crazy and of course this foreign leader is the president ukraine zelensky who is a dictator. this country in which he has banned opposition parties and is trying to ban the whole christian denomination of politicians,

now they are trying to spend your money on a monument to a foreign leader in the us capitol. this is insane and of course this foreign leader is the president of ukraine zelensky who is a dictator of the politics of a public figure and twitter users are also confused. all

he came home to the us capitol for the last 15 years. he risked his own safety to distract a charging group of insurrectionist's. he said his duty is to serve and protect. he said that day, he was protecting. and he did. he protected. all of you, i know, this is bittersweet. on that day more than one hundred 40 law enforcement officials suffered physical injuries. untold numbers are suffering the psychological toll of that day as well. psd doesn't only occur in the military. others are gone forever. as i said earlier if i can hold a minute here. i said earlier, for those who lost someone on that day, they are proud is a devil that their kids are being honored, but boy, is it hard. i know how proud i am when my son beau b was honored as a son beau was honored as a consequence of burn pits interact. it could happen in that moment. all the families here, all the families, my heart aches for you. i want to thank you for having the courage to be here today so the rest of america can no what your kin did. including capitol police officer brian

now they are trying to spend your money on a monument to a foreign leader in the us capitol and of course this foreign leader is the president of ukraine zelensky who is generally a dictator. it's not even a democratic country, he banned opposition parties that tried to thwart the banning of an entire christian church, unfortunately the man leading this initiative. really bad. he is usually quite conservative joe wilson of south carolina republican members. he just sponsored a law to place a dust of foreign leader zelensky in the building ensures that the bust of zelensky will be put on public display quote in a suitable permanent place in a wing of the house of representatives so that we can worship him daily this is insanity let's hope that we will categorically reject this idea.

now they are trying to spend your money on a monument to a foreign leader in the us capitol. this is madness and, of course, this foreign leader, the president of ukraine, this dictator, his bust should stand in our temple of democracy, such

capitol police officer who's on kevin mccarthy's security detail that was asked to remain present in the room. i remember thinking myself because, you know, i'm naive. i used to be a capitol officer. i know that this is very uncommon that a congressman would ask us capitol police, part of his security detail to remain, in a meeting with the mother dead police officer and to at that time police officers. but nevertheless, i kevin was concerned about his personal and so he asked this capital punishment to to stay there. and the meeting itself lasted about an hour. and for the most part, it was kevin mccarthy small talk asking me about, you know, what game i like to haunt the most in other --. he trying to run out the clock so to speak. again like i said the optics had gotten bad. he getting pressure in the media to meet with us and you know i asked him to do a few things during that meeting. i asked him to denounce 21 house republican who had voted against awarding members of the united states capitol and of my department, the metropol and police department in washington, d.c. the congressional gold medal. when you think about it, you just 21 members of cong

after— the us capitol two years ago. after all. _ the us capitol two years ago.e former president bolsonaro was nicknamed trompe by supporters. this was more than — by supporters. this was more thaniust_ by supporters. this was more thaniust a _ by supporters. this was more thanjust a copycat than just a copycat insurrection. thanjust a copycat insurrection. it goes beyond bolsonaro two. what angers protesters the most is not so much — protesters the most is not so much that he lost but the fact that lula _ much that he lost but the fact that lula won. a man they see as belonging in prison, the presidential palace. translation: | presidential palace. translation: ., ., , translation: i am here for this totally peaceful _ translation: i am here for this totally peaceful demonstration . totally peaceful demonstration because i do not agree with the thievery of lula, the supreme court and the electoral court. we want you elections and clean mallet boxes. we do not believe that this election was democratic. there are several indications that there was fraud and corru

yes, it is interesting because of course the comparisons with the january 6th capitol riots in the usre, but this is hugely different. i mean, there is no direct objective to try to stop lula from taking power because he already has taken power and also today is a sunday and congress and the supreme court are all in recess at the moment, so they are not working, the buildings are largely empty. so, you know, there is... the motivation of this kind of attack is quite strange, especially considering the negative repercussions that this is going to have, not only in brazil, but around the world, i think. and jair bolsonaro, i understand, is in florida. what role is he playing in all this? have we heard anything from him? well, since the election at the end of october, when bolsonaro lost to lula by a razor—thin margin, bolsonaro has remained quite quiet about the election results. he hasn't officially even conceded the election result. but at the same time, he has tried to maintain some sort of distance from the pro—bolsonaro protesters that have been on the street and the ones storming

now trying to spend your money on a monument to a foreign leader in the us capitol is crazy and of courseis the foreign leader president zelensky of ukraine who is dictator. it's not even a democratic country. he banned opposition parties in an attempt to ban the entire christian denomination. unfortunately, the man in charge of this case, indeed. good guy gop . he just backed a bill to place a foreign leader in the capitorium building, zelensky's bill will be put on public display. quote, suitable in the permanent seat of the wing of the house of representatives so that we can worship him every day, this is crazy well written by zelensky and infinitely the americans are doing well. now he is humorous, so they scoff as best they can, and here are the models of zelensky's bust that they offer. here is an official version of this. well, then improvements went on, and in particular, also from the images of a certain zelensky. for example, this zelensky yes, it’s ridiculous. the nation writes about zelensky capitol all that is being done to protect ukraine's borders to a large extent, in my o

and you can find analysis of all the drama that played out at the us capitol tonight. coming up on our political show of the issue is this weekend. the show's host , alex michaelson, recently spoke with santa clarita congressman mike garcia about mccarthy's contentious campaign to become house speaker. biggest thing is, we're on the same team and i am disappointed in some republicans who try to make, you know metaphors about negotiating with hostages or these folks are the taliban, and that's not the case. these folks have their issues were a little late that we should have had these conversations in november, and we should have tried to resolve all these differences and november december, but we got there and we haven't seen the final rules package as of this moment, but um, one of the rules is to allow just one person to vote to bring to, uh, a vote motion to vacate the chair, which is the removal of the speaker of the house. right so this rule is like kevin mccarthy dousing himself in fuel and then handing out 435 matches and, you know it's gonna be tough, and matt

he was suspended two years ago over posts praising the us capitol rioters who attempted to overturn his election defeat. mr trump says such a ban should never happen to a us president. president volodymyr zelensky has warmly welcomed the decision by washington and berlin to send advanced tanks to ukraine. in his nightly address, he said speedy delivery and sufficient numbers were key to his country's defence against russia. the cast and crew of the pioneering american children's tv show, sesame street, have paid tribute to its co—creator, lloyd morrisett, who has died aged 93. they praised his kindness and wisdom. lloyd morrisett came up with the idea of using tv to teach young children basic skills like counting and recognising letters. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the war in ukraine has focused attention on vladimir putin's apparent desire to remake a greater russian space, incorporating chunks of the former soviet empire. with that in mind, keep an eye on what's happening in the tiny, disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh, where ethnic armenian

david muir will anchor the first starting around 7 am for remarks on the steps of the us capitol the second for a ceremony from president biden around 11 am you can watch both here on abc 7. and on your abc 7 bay area streaming app right for now, though. let's go back to the weather. here's a look live from the sierra. this is a picture from our camera along south lake tahoe at zephyr cove just across the state line in nevada, but the road conditions are a different story tonight. this is a peek at what it look like on 80 at donner summit as of tonight change our required in the tahoe area on both 80 and 50, but we're also seeing a much calmer picture in other parts this is video from the soda springs area. just stunning. it's seen about nine inches of snow since yesterday and another 8 to 14 inches is expected by this time by the time this storm wraps up. all right. well, i feel like the storms. just keep on coming here lined up like flights at o'hare. oh, yeah, that's a great line and they are indeed lined up like flights at o'hare and they're not going to be canceled. they're comi

now trying to spend your money on a monument to a foreign leader in the us capitol is crazy. course, it is you, the foreign leader , president zelensky, who is a dictator. he banned opposition parties in his country and is trying to ban an entire christian denomination. the proposal turned out to be bear zelensky and caused a whole wave of creativity on social networks, many enthusiastic americans have already begun to sketch out options, the most harmless - this image piggy banks with american dollars. well, the main scandal. now the administration of the president of the united states is trying to hush up the aides of jubaiden discovered a new batch of secret documents together, which they used here for work after their departure from the administration. obama tells nbc the first batch of such materials, which date back to the period when the current head of the white house was vice president, was found by his confidants before the midterm elections in november 2022 later became. it is known that the folders contained intelligence data about ukraine and earlier and uk paper

david muir will anchor the first starting around 7 am for remarks on the steps of the us capitol theecond for a ceremony from president biden around 11 am you can watch both here on abc 7. and on your abc 7 bay area streaming app right for now, though. let's go back to the weather. here's a look live from the sierra. this is a picture from our camera along south lake tahoe at zephyr cove just across the state line in nevada, but the road conditions are a different story tonight. this is a peek at what it look like on 80 at donner summit as of tonight change our required in the tahoe area on both 80 and 50, but we're also seeing a much calmer picture in other parts this is video from the soda springs area. just stunning. it's seen about nine inches of snow since yesterday and another 8 to 14 inches is expected by this time by the time this storm wraps up. all right. well, i feel like the storms. just keep on coming here lined up like flights at o'hare. oh, yeah, that's a great line and they are indeed lined up like flights at o'hare and they're not going to be canceled. they're coming

on the second anniversary of the january sixth attack on the us capitol building, the house of representativests for a fourth day to try to select a speaker this is the scene live in congress where republican kevin mccarthy has lost vote number 12 , but he has gained more support for his bid to lead the lower chamber there have been more claims and allegations about the royal family that have been leaked from prince harry's autobiography, �*spare�*. kensington palace and buckingham palace have both said they will not comment. the great british race to space , the countdown�*s on for the first ever rocket launch from uk soil you are watching bbc news now stephen sackur speaks to the russian opposition activist evgenia kara—murza. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in russia, voicing opposition to putin's war in ukraine is a crime. it can mean years injail. imagine, then, the resolve of a russian opposition activist who returned to his homeland after the ukraine invasion in order to speak out against the putin regime from within. not only that, vladimir kara—murza had already survived two

been seeing coming out of brasilia are very reminiscent of what we saw on january the 6th in the us capitol is trump of the tropics. for many people, this is seen as straight out of the trump playbook. there were scenes of the crowds pulling a mounted policeman off his horse, windows and doors being broken to access congress, tear gas being fired. i mean, scenes of chaos and scenes that many people feared would happen, ever since lula won the elections in october. but yet never actually came to pass and i think that is what is so worrying about the events we have seen. we sawjust about the events we have seen. we saw just a week about the events we have seen. we sawjust a week ago lula was sworn in and at that point there were supporters, hardline supporters of jair bolsonaro who were cleared away from the centre of brasilia and it was an event that passed off without, in peace, without any aggression or any confrontation. and, you know, perhaps there was a feeling that that issue, although was still latent, in terms of something more severe had gone away, but clearly what we are seeing now

lets go to the us capitol now and our correspondent will grant(how lets go to the us capitol now andnt will grant. great to have you on the programme. talk as to how significant this is in terms of the historical context? the it is really significant. as he mentioned, 100 years since this process has gone to a second round, let alone a third. ultimately what mr mccarthy was aiming to do was to avoid just four of his colleagues voting against him. he had 20. so that tells you the strength of feeling there is against him among the hard right of his party, those who feel that he is essentially part of the establishment and unable to deliver the role of the speaker as they would want it. they have been trying to force him to offer them certain concessions, but they were not that be on the rules package so that it's easier for them to force him out if they wanted to or for for them to force him out if they wanted to orfor him to for them to force him out if they wanted to or for him to put them for them to force him out if they wanted to orfor him to put them in key positions on congressi

us or around the world. two years to the day since the capitol riots in washington — which saw supporters of donald trump try ratification of the election results — there's still gridlock in the us house of representatives — as members attempt for a fourth day to elect a new speaker. this is the scene live on the floor of the house where a 14th vote is now underway. there has been some momentum favouring the frontrunner, kevin mccarthy. 1a conservative republicans — who were among a group preventing him from winning a majority — have now swung behind mr mccarthy. it still leaves him 5 votes short of the 218 he requires. business cannot be conducted in the lower chamber of congress without a speaker. elizabeth landers is the chief political correspondent of vice news. she joins us from washington. thank you so much forjoining us, elizabeth. are you thank you so much forjoining us, elizabeth. are you surprised thank you so much forjoining us, elizabeth. are you surprised to thank you so much forjoining us, elizabeth. are you surprised to see this taking so long? because it has been dragging, hasn't it? it’s be

and these scenes look hauntingly familiar to the attack that happened on the us capitol two years agorump's supporters. but the crucial difference is this, they didn't try and stop the peaceful transfer of power here in brasilia, and that's because president lula da silva was sworn in last week. many hardline protesters are angry. not because bolsonaro lost, it's because they want lula, a left—wing veteran politician, back in prison, not in the presidential palace. many protesters have been setting up camps for weeks, demanding military action, claiming the election was stolen. translation: i'm here in this totally peaceful demonstration i because i don't agree with all the thievery of lula, the vice president, the supreme court and the superior electoral court. we want new elections, clean ballot boxes. translation: we don't believe this election was democratic. _ the are several indications that there was fraud, that there was corruption. the camps nearby and in other parts of the country have now been removed. president lula da silva was blunt. he called the protesters fascists. tr

capitol police officer billy evans killed in the line of duty later on good friday. let us and thank them. [applause] i also want to acknowledge those members of the police force, district of columbia as well, as well as the capitol police who had the courage to tell in testimony what they witnessed that day. may i acknowledge the mayor of washington, thank you, mayor, for being with us. [applause] in his gettysburg address, which was in november, november 18, lincoln stood on the ground consecrated by the blood of patriots and spoke to the duty to defend democracy. let us recall his words. it is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us that we are here highly resolved that these dead shall not have died in vain, that this nation under god shall have a new birth of freedom, and the government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the earth. shall not perish from the earth. no matter what the assault as we saw on january 6. thank you to our heroes for being with us today, and thank all of you for joining us as

meanwhile president biden will mark the second anniversary of the deadly attack on the us capitol withbiography.

donald trump's facebook and instagram accounts two years after he was suspended for praising the us capitolthe decision by the us and germany to send advanced tanks to ukraine. plastic items from decades ago are washing up on the shores of the east coast of england. conservationists say they're increasingly concerned about the impact of ageing plastics in our seas, following evidence that it's now entering the human food chain. our environment correspondent paul murphy reports. the spectacular sight of an east coast winter tide. that is fishing line? but it brings with it little reminders of a planet damaged by plastic. thea;r planet damaged by plastic. they actually think— planet damaged by plastic. they actually think that _ planet damaged by plastic. they actually think that we _ planet damaged by plastic. iie: actually think that we only roughly find 15% of the letter out at sea. roughly find 15% of the letter out at sea-— roughly find 1596 of the letter out at sea-— out at sea. picking up the ieces out at sea. picking up the pieces as _ out at sea. picking up the pieces as an _ out at

capitol. it stood with us. when we were confronted by an enraged crowd intent on causing harm to anyone that stood in their way. and it was with us exhaustion. injury as we and injury as we persevere. becoming a chief of police is a seminal event. it's the culmination of a career and a lifetime of advancement. the ultimate achievement. and yet it is as much the beginning of a new as anything else. while still rooted in service to others as i'll reflect on this responsibility i share with you this from my experience. take time to listen. it's easy to assume we know best for others and to simply them that thing. but if we seek to serve others, best thing we can do is to take time, get to know them and listen. treat every task as important, every task as our job is. every task in our job. is arguably important, especially when it involves making other people's livelihoods better. bear this awesome responsibility with a sense of pride and purpose. be on alert. many people a difficult time asking for help. sometimes

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donald trump's facebook and instagram accounts, two years after he was suspended for praising the us capitold the decision by the us and germany to send advanced tanks to ukraine. peru's president dina boluarte has called for a national truce after clashes between police and protesters led to 50 deaths. as covid continues to spread across china, the bbc finds evidence of a mounting death toll in rural areas.

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was suspended on facebook and other social media platforms after the january 6th attack on the us capitol back in 2021. all right, those are the headlines i'm emily. angling. the news continues here after people and pal do stay with us. letters. ah, al jazeera the itself and said you, what you eat, but what if you don't know what you're reaching the legal, global trading, counterfeit food is worth millions of dollars. it also defrauds legitimate, produces and poses huge health risks for consumers. so who's behind it? this is the 1st of a to investigation. ah. the global food tray keeps as constantly supplied with things to eat and drink. and most of the time we pay it little attention. but do he really know what's in that food? how about horse meat lasagna, or fake beef bogus, or olive oil made without olives, or tuna laced with deadly nitrates, county feet, foods cheap and sometimes dangerous copies of the real thing have been found all over the world. and in even the most expensive premium products. it's the secretive and deadly multi $1000000000.00 business. our journey along its hidde

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lunchtime lectures know that this is normally where i'd hand off to the president's ceo of the us capitol historical society jane campbell. she sends her best well wishes to mr. bostock and the team she's out of the country this week. so you guys are stuck with me for the afternoon. and so with that i'm now going to read this fantastic biography. i'm going to share with you why we are so thrilled to have bob bostock here with the us capitol historical society this afternoon. bob is a curator for exhibits at the nixon foundation. and in fact bob worked for former president nixon towards the tail end of his time towards the tail end of his life in the office of former president nixon during his more than three decades of public service. he spent considerable time working on environmental policy really making him a perfect fit for this sort of program. he worked for governor christine todd whitman both when she was governor of new jersey and when she became epa administrator during we first administration of president george w bush. he also served as director of strategic communications for