virgin islands. as such it is clear that dhs new this and perhaps even earlier that there were at lease some limitations on the sharing of data related to driver's license with at least one dhs operational component. were you aware in january that at least the seeker services -- and it's not when did you become aware? >> i was not congressman and i only became aware frankly in some of these other agencies other than i.c.e. and some other limitations over the last couple of months as i've been really having to familiarize myself with the totality of particular the corporate sitting in what's been going on with the court case up in new york. very important point here is that there is a clear distinction and can be a clear distinction with respect to what the state might be sharing with one agency versus what a state is in fact sharing with another. in other words meaning by virtue of the secret service as you mention not being able to get return or get information of some type of information from certa

by the way of virgin islands not as advertised. i would say do i go for one set of or do i go for the one, like the exotic vacation that turned out to be not exotic. we went to a foreign country and we chose the hotel that was the president's house for they turned it into a hotel. that's cultural but when we got there it was a stinky house and they still have the chef there that couldn't cook. it had an infestation of these massive vehicles. thousands of beatles. whenever you turn on the lights there were thousands of eagles. my wife didn't like it. it was not romantic in the food was terrible and then there were these great dogs is circled the beach waiting for you to collapse. i won't say what country this is because i think it was my fault for choosing a terrible place. we barely got out of there alive but i had another vacation, the worse vacations by the way are staying with people's families. if you don't know the person's family it can get really really bad. i talked about this on the five last thanksgiving episode that has

. >> virgin islands has already reported in they don't have ultra cold freezers -- that's okay -- and they don't have the ability to transport dry eye. >> the more i hear you talk, the bigger the operation gets. >> absolutely, sir. >> it's not just delivering vaccine. >> we wish it was that easy. >> this country did not do a good job of containing the virus. why should we expect you to do a good job of distributing a vaccine? >> because we've learned from the past and we're hopefully going to do a heck of a lot better job this time. >> are you ready to go if a vaccine is approved tomorrow? >> yes, we are. >> what's the first order you're going to give? >> the simple command of execute. >> once you say, execute, how fast does it get out there? >> within 24 hours. >> do you have doses of vaccine already stock piled? >> yes, we do. >> how many do you have stock piled. >> i'm holding on to that number right now because i want to not create anxiety, and we need to work through the details. a month from now i'll have more. >> operation warp speed is also stock piling kits of the needles, si

virgin islands, not as sized. you know, i -- not as advertised. i was like going like do i go for ones that are weird or do i go for the one -- like there was the exotic vacation that turns out to be not exotic which is like we went to a foreign country and we chose the hotel that used to be the president's house. and so they turned it into a hotel. that sounded like oh, that culture. when we got there it was like a stinky house and they had a chef that couldn't cook and had an infestation of massive beatles. -- beetles. this was a problem. it wasn't romantic. the food was terrible. there were strayay dogs that circled the beach, waiting for you to collapse. i won't say what country this is because i think that it was my choosing a terrible place.ing a terrible we barely got out of there alive. but i had another vacation where i -- th worst vacations are stag with people's families. you might like the person but if you don't know the person's family, i if it -- it could get really, real b really bad. i talked about this on the five, the thanksgivi

virgin islands are also vote lists u.s. territories even many people who live on the mainland have the right to vote but faced serious obstacles something human rights groups are calling a mockery. now we are moved to exercise it because their own these barriers not enough centers missing from voter guides that are complicated to say you don't live in a territory and voting booths are accessible to you it's not like there's much of a choice everyone knows 2 parties run the show in american politics and even if a 3rd one does end up on the ballot it's not like it would have much of a chance to compete the polls show that about 2 thirds of the american people would like to see another major already an alternative to the 2 major parties that we have now and despite all these problems with america's electoral system washington still claims the country is the world's beacon of democracy. well at least 100000000 americans have already made that choice using in possibility voting as well as man and ballots now figure is actually t

2 murders on the virgin islands. 49.2 per 100,000 people. a whooping 52 individuals in a community of people. many of those deaths, most of hose deaths related to drug trafficking. drugs that we do not even use on the islands. bill is vital to combating drug trafficking, promoting good independent justice sectors, and empowering civil society in the caribbean. the caribbean is ignored. we must correct this by deepening our partnerships and of our ions with some closest allies. orking together, increasing citizen security, building resilience, natural disasters, strategies to -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. yield the at: he i gentlelady -- i yield the gentlelady an additional minute. ms. plaskett: i won't need the i want to thank you for the time. this bill is so vital, not only o stopping drug trafficking, supporting our communities, helping youth within the aribbean to reach their potential. i want to thank the authors of this bill. i'm grateful this is a effort to not forget the caribbean. thank you so much to

virgin islands. they have the number of military bases. in these roughly 80 countries. colonies with other powers. it is the 50 states. it is to fulfill the indigenousand that as the suggestion for people to get involved. i do not want to go on too long. the reckoning with the history of war. that they have waged since independence. after t war especially. since world war ii. without that. with war in the beginning with more work. they help contribute to such reckoning. to those whoould ask on the basis of our knowledge of the past to end wars funded with u.s. taxpayer money. and to help prepare and heal from the damage that it was convicted -- conflicted. including victims from the unitedtates. the equal enjoyment of human rights. and the democratic rights. global equity. the pursuit of healing. surely these are better foundations. with the state of permanent war. and to sta the obvious with the united states of war. for those who would say that the status quo a permanent war is the only possible realistic option. that is small reform. thank you, and look forward to an

every single state plus washington d.c., virgin islands all reported increases in cases of illness caused be i the coronavirus in the past two weeks. 70,000 americans are in the hospital tonight. thousands are dying. alone in hospitals across the country and having to say good-bye on phone ands ipads. even the white house task force which had no contact with the president of the united states in fife months issued an alarming assessment this week. obtained by npc warning of an aggressive. unrelenting broad community spread across the country. reaching most counties without evidence of improvement. rather further deterioration. tonight, chuck grassly the 87 year-old republican senator from iowa has confirmed that thesed positive for covid. yesterday he was in the senate chamber. maskless. so where is the president's party? where is the party that bangs on about the sangty of life. they are busy fighting mask man at a times and pushing back on common sense health regulations because freedom. which means the freedom to die and kill other people with the virus. take senator ted cruz. his home

. >> marion whicker: the virgin islands has already reported in that they don't have ultra-cold freezersthat's okay. and that they don't have an ability to dry ice. but what we do know is that we can very quickly move dry ice from puerto rico. >> martin: the more i hear you talk, the bigger this operation gets. >> whicker: absolutely, sir. >> martin: it's not just delivering vaccine. >> whicker: no. we wish it was that easy. >> martin: this country did not do a good job of containing the virus. why should we expect you to do a good job of distributing a vaccine? >> ostrowski: because we've learned from the past. and we're hopefully gonna do a heck of a lot better job this time. >> martin: are you ready to go if a vaccine is approved tomorrow? >> general perna: yes, we are. >> martin: what's the first order you're going to give? >> general perna: it's a simple command of, "execute." >> martin: so once you say, "execute," how fast does it get out there? >> general perna: within 24 hours. >> martin: do you have doses of vaccine already stockpiled? >> general perna: yes, we do. >> martin: ho

rwanda, sri lanka, uruguay, bonaire, st eustatius & saba, the northern mariana islands and the us virgin islandssolate. there is now said to be ‘credible evidence‘ that australian elite soldiers unlawfully killed 39 people during the war in afghanistan. a long awaited report has uncovered what the head of australia‘s armed forces says is a ‘shameful record‘ of a ‘warrior culture‘ among some soldiers. he‘s apologised to the afghan people. from sydney, shaimaa khalil reports. these are australia‘s elite troops, risking their lives in afghanistan, supposedly to help the people in their battle against unrelenting violence. but now it‘s been revealed that some of them could be responsible for alleged war crimes. a moment of shame for the special forces. australians had been warned that this report would reveal very difficult realities, but few thought it would be this bad, including the country‘s top military commander. these findings allege the most serious breaches of military conduct and professional values. the inquiry found credible evidence that 39 afghan men and teenagers had been unlawfully k

grant shapps tweeted that countries including israel, sri lanka and the us virgin islands have been added if you arrive in england, wales and northern ireland from those countries after 4am this saturday 21st nov you will not need to self—isolate. no countries have been removed from the list this week. we will have more in coronavirus —— and we'll have more on coronavirus in the hour and also in tomorrow's front pages at around 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are broadcaster henry bonsu, and former trade minister lord digbyjones. i hope you canjoin us. a draft report into the home secretary's conduct concluded that priti patel did break the rules on ministers behaviour, according to sources familiar with the contents. the draft report was completed this summer but not made public. the cabinet office began an inquiry into her conduct after the most senior official at the home office, sir philip rutnam, resigned in february. he alleged that staff felt she "created fear" in the department and he is suing the home office for unfair dismissal. 0ur poli

virgin islands. this legislation is designed to ensure disaster survivors are not revictimized by recruitment -- recoupment or clawbacks of federal disaster assistance they have received from the federal emergency management agency. unfortunately fema has repeatedly instructed disaster survivors to register for individual assistance which they were ultimately not eligible or granted qualified survivors more assistance than they qualified for. however, once fema identifies its error, it forces these survivors into a bureaucratic nightmare, to appeal the debt that they owe -- they now owe as a result of fema's error. this still ised goes on. but i'm disappointed, that given the technology and data we have at our fingertips, we have not been able to improve this system for survivors more than we have. so given how small a piece of the federal disaster recovery apparatus this is. h.r. 553 would waive survivors' debt owed to the federal government in instances where fema erroneously distributed assistance

thomas virgin islands. erica is next, a supporter of president trump. hi. caller: hi, good morning. good morning. caller: first, it's greet hear that there's a lot of people that are my people that agree with what's going on with trump. the second thing i'd like to say is although i am not a president trump lover, i voted for him. and the reason i voted for him is because my child is back in school for a virus that has a 99% curate for people over -- under the age of 70. that's the number one reason. my husband and i have both lost our businesses. but you know what? we're allowed to go to the beach. you can't even go to the beach in some of these democratic states. i value my constitutional freedom, my constitutional health freedom, of freedom of choice. and even though trump put somebody in the -- or nominated someone in the supreme court who is against women making those choices about their body, i still voted for trump only because i value my freedom and my family's freedom. host: so how much is that the respondent of the president and how much of freedom is that the responsibili

their way to the european union that is to the islands of the canaries to the southern border and southern border of europe. now, early this morning, he kept virgin coast guard were alerted by fishermen that there was a fishing vessel that exploded on board were not fish, but schumann's that were on their way to the canary islands. when they arrived on the scene, they saw all men, women, children holding on to plastic barrels only used to contain food. now the vessel exploded. obviously it's made to carry humans. it has happened before that vessels fishing vessels explode because they don't have enough fuel to travel for such long distances. it was on its way to the canary island, where this year alone, kim, $17000.00, african, west, african migrants have come to the canary islands seeking asylum. these are not migrants fleeing war, but looking for economic opportunities. many of them come from senegal, gambia or even morocco, and the mayor of this town. our green green on the canary island says that they are held in camps. he calls them camps of shame because they have little access to running water. there are rats, he says that are there, there

morning, he kept virgin coast guard were alerted by fishermen, that there was a fishing vessel that exploded on board were not fish, but schumann's that were on their way to the canary islands. when the iraq on the scene, they saw men, women, children holding on to plastic barrels normally used to contain food. now the vessel exploded. obviously it's not made to carry humans. it has happened before the vessels fishing vessels explode because they don't have enough fuel to travel for such long distances. it was on its way to the canary island, where this year alone, 17000, african, west, african migrants have come to the canary islands seeking asylum. these are not migrants flee war, but looking for economic opportunities. many of them come from senegal, gambia or even morocco, and the mayor of this town. our green green on the canary island says that they're held in camps because in camps of shame because they have little access to running water. there rats, he says that are, there are cases of coronavirus. now the spanish authorities are not allowing the media to enter those camps. there are so many migrants in his town. that's normally a resort town for tourists that hote

when he was bumped from a commercial flight from puerto rico to the virgin islands and decided to charter a plane and then going to the business with the use 747 and then back in an age of pan and demand twa spirit for most leaders and then to say this is how you become a leader it was serendipity's of people had a lucky break in and something happened jim baker is asked to run a campaign for george herbert walker bush and that wasn't something that was planned very often the greatest things in life are not planned. >> she tells you she tries to understand the impact what's the quality whether a liability? >> it has come about recently and the news and is called empathy you have to empathize and if they can sense that you empathize with them you connect with them so as i like to say in the book she does it so well she doesn't need a second name share or madonna the first name does at all. so in my interview i say run for president. you don't have to be a government official anymore but then she realized oprah is better than president. >> per her trajectory also getting fired and losing a