it's kelli ward. i just talked to president trump, and he would like me to talk to you and also see if he needs to give you a call to discuss what's happening on the ground in maricopa. give me a call back when you can. thanks. bye. >> rudy giuliani also left a voicemail for hickman. then on the night of january 3rd, the day trump's call with georgia's secretary of state was published, the man in charge of the maricopa county election got this voice mail. >> hello, sir. this is the white house operator. i was calling to let you know that the president's available to take your call if you're free. if you could please give us a call back, sir, that would be great. you have a good evening. >> trump has never stopped that pressure campaign. it was a multi-pronged effort that included pressuring elected officials, storming the capitol, and now passing restrictive

i solution ward and in the main is quite enough for you until just as a service. now in other cities, especially in the yellow, we're getting reports that are similar, hospitals are taking necessary measures to prevent such tragedy from happening. again, as you know that this, if you look at the structure of this isolation ward, as you know, if you can see now, there have been construction materials, flamer with construction, which is lake form, which is what it help fueled in fact, fueled the fire and made it so difficult for rescuers to save the victim. in fact, as you know, that the victims died from burns and, and suffocation. and now now, as you know that the the, according to the iraqi iraqi penal code, the punishment could mount to 7 years for this has the official 1500 has the officials that have received arrest warrant. now this tuition remains very tragic. here. people try to go to the forensic department to the morgue. please say that the find only buddy flesh part. we cannot recognize that loved one sent out another situation and put it mix also civil

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nermeen: peter ward, you have written a book on the privatization of space.d you give us broader context? when did this begin? who is the founder of -- what is that? and where do you see this going? it has only been 20 years or so since this idea began, correct? >> yeah, yeah, that is correct. it goes back to the first example in space tourism in russia, the russians tried to do things when they are thinking of decommissioning the mir space station. i looked into the history o that while writing the book and saw it was surprisingly russians [indiscernible] peter diamandis launched to try to get essentially in these are way to get space, touted space tourism. one of the entries was the vehicle which branson used to get into space. i think in terms of the future where this is going, obviously, there will be more flights to space taking extremely wealthy people on 11 minute journeys into space. it will not slow down. this was the proof. they believe it is safe. i cannot see the price ever going down to the point where, likeeff bezos hadeveryone will have access

grief stricken families demand answers after a fire in a coronavirus ward claims more than 90 lives. the u.s. president -- >> since the civil war. anchor: the u.s. president calls rules to restrict voting rights at assault on democracy as several republican states try to enact new legislation. turning to technology to police the border. we begin in south africa where the 72 people have died and some of the countries where some rest since the nation became a democracy. more than 1200 people have been arrested. protests started after the jailing of the former president, but many believe the economy is driving the unrest. the unemployment rate rose to 80 record height of 32.6%. covid-19 restrictions and increased joblessness. south africa's leaders has admitted the country has been played by corruption. the president has said more than $35 million was looted from coffers during his rule. persistent poverty and inequality remain a problem 27 years after the end of apartheid. the world bank says the richest -- more from johannesburg. reporter: a fifth day of looting. police struggle to ke

after fires swept through the cobra, 1900 isolation ward in southern iraq. the fires now under control entity of nasiriyah. so africa military has been deployed up to protest, triggered by the jailing of former president, jacob's too much on violet. at least 6 people have been killed and hundreds arrested. to be president is blaming outside forces us sanctions for promoting the biggest anti government protests in 3 decades as anger over worsening economic crisis on the government handling of appendix england will lift almost all corona virus restrictions from next monday, despite the number of cases across the u k rising to its highest level in months. the prime minister barak johnson says it's the right time to do it, but is urging caution. jolly angela reports the so called freedom day for england is going ahead as planned on july 19th, bringing freedom from legal restriction, but not from covered $900.00 cases which are on the rise. the 5 minutes. subarus johnson is rebranding the moment, asking people to move forward with caution. not rhetoric. this dise

he went ward by ward. in d.c., of course, there are eight wards. you've heard of in new orleans the lower ninth. he went into the eighth ward and spent hours and hours. now, here is a man attuned to empiring cl learning, and he goes door to door. there should be four people doing it, but they only hire him. and then, and this is the study. this is where he went map to map interviewing people, and it really set the stage for what we see now as the modern interview. as you know, when people want to -- how people want to vote, they do it. now they can do what, working class why notes are voting for donald trump. you answer that for me, i don't know why. african-americans in the south, they can look at the numbers, and they can say many will go for mrs. clinton. they can go to vermont and places based on polls and ethnicity. duboise was the first to actually do this ward by ward. he paid great tribute to the role of the quakers, and i've spoken about the quakers before. anthony -- who became the founder of the anti-slavery movement. but he found the fi

others express their anger in front of wards rental people. scared i don't feel like they're too scared to come. and maybe face them neighbors have learned ward is free to live where he chooses. he served five years in prison. he's been out for 15. he's not answering now, but he has spoken to a few neighbors. he said something like it wasn't his fault. he was lured into it. i think anybody who was a child predators a threat and i don't think you should be here. where should he be? somewhere? worries? not here. neighbors have appealed. to the landlords and elected officials with no results. in a statement, the police chief says his mission is protecting oakley's vulnerable children. he acknowledges concern about the recent arrival of a sex registrant to the neighborhood and rights. we support your cause, noting that kids need safe passage way to school, a route that will take many past ward's house families say. come fall, they will be driving their kids instead, if by then their campaign hasn't succeeded. you can't rent out your house because

here is jacob ward >> reporter: this carport manufacturer had a problem.suffering from a labor shortage. >> we are working a lot of overtime. people are working seven days a week at some of our plants because we don't have enough people to run the lines. >> reporter: so the head of hr went to her boss with a radical idea, quit screening applicants for marijuana use. >> it is legal people can, you know, use it there's medical benefits to it, so why penalize people that could be very, very good workers for their usage outside of work? >> reporter: as word got out, the applications rolled in the facility went from one application a week to six >> it is important to note that the quality of the candidate hasn't decreased by any means. we're continuing to receive qualified candidates, so it has been a really positive change for us. >> reporter: this isn't some one-off experiment across the country, companies are doing away with marijuana screening to expand the pool of potential applicants the nation's second-largest employer, amazon, leading the way. they stop

defiant speech promising you will never allow anyone to bully his country china expert doctor jonathan ward is with us. republicans have their own hearing on the origin of covid-19 in response to democrats who refuse to investigate or participate in the hearing kentucky congressman oversight committee ranking member james kober will tell us what they found out. first the economy and interest-rate i spoke with the president of the st. louis federal reserve who is worried about the trends he is seen in housing. >> i think we are in a much better position than we might've expected six month ago coming out of this pandemic and were getting bottlenecks and inflation concerns and were gonna have to be attentive to those concerns. maria: what is your sense of where we are in terms of the energy market do you worried that the price of oil rising some expectations have been up to $100 a bale under barrel does not serve as a slowdown of economic growth year-over-year? >> i would encourage everyone to look at the oil marker as a brand motor of oil demand and went happening you're bringing the pandemic

over 100 others suffered burns and smoke inhalation after a fire ripped through a covid isolation ward at a hospital in the city of nasiriyah. monday's fire was fueled by an exploding oxygen canister. a similar blaze in baghdad killed 82 people and injured over a huned others april. the latest disaster came as iraq recorded its highest daily infection rate of the pandemic. and as iraqis have been holding

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after a fire swept through a cove, 19 isolation ward and southern iraq. the fire is now under control in nasiriyah. this is the 2nd hospital fire that killed covered 900 patients in iraq. this here more from the i had to in baghdad. the reason for this is.

dozens of people dead after a fire, tears through a coven, 19 nice relation, ward in southern iraq. the hello barbara sarah. this is val, just new life from london, also coming out south africa, deployed the army after 10 people die in violent protests over the jailing of former president, jacob's yeah, president biden, this says the us band with the people of you got after rare anti government, which cuba the president has blamed on the way this is in the euro. 2020 champions returned home. they were heroes. welcome england players who miss their penalties are subjected to races. ah, at least 45 people have died in the southern iraqi city of last year after a fire ripped through a cove at 1900. nice elation ward the blaze at the al, whose same colona virus hospital as important the control but rescue efforts are continuing. dozens of others have been injured and many patients are still missing . in april of this year, a fire at a coven, 1900 hospital in baghdad, killed the 82 people, and injured more than 100. get more now on this from a, with a bill where he, who joins us live now

41 people have died in the iraqi city of nursery, after a fire tor through was cooper, 19 isolation ward a blaze at the same corona, virus hospital has been brought on the control now, but rescue efforts are continually south africa, the military has been deployed after at least 10 people were killed in almost 500. arrested during violent protests trigger by the trailing of former leader jacob's president term oppose us, says the unrest could lead to food and medicine shortages. and us president is blaming outside forces. and us sanctions for provoking the biggest anti government protests and 3 decades. on sunday, police track down on thousands of people holding for change in the capital have on the world is facing a dramatic increase in the number of people affected by hunger and malnutrition. the united nation says 811000000 people are estimated to be undernourished. that's one in 10 people across the world. mohammed valve has one ha, 25 year old. that is a single mom with 3 children. she doesn't have a job and her life in the village of my hobbles in width and that the gasket has beco

the hospital ward open 3 months ago to help curb a search of corona, virus infections for the fire raises questions about a rec manchild health system. and these families say they deserve answers and accountability courts. hello, this is a young are to 0. asia pacific leaders will hold a conference later this week to discuss their response to kobe. 19 several asian nations are seeing record infections and deaths, prompting tough restrictions. latest times. capital, bangkok, now in a 2 week lockdown, let's go live to florence louis in malaysia, capital quality performance that we thing, a sharp rise in cases across malaysia. tell us what's been happening there for malaysia is in the midst of it's one wave of the corona virus infection. now this is being driven largely by the more infectious strains of the variance of virus. it's also been made was by gatherings that people house during the celebration of a simulation has been on the lockdown for more than a month. now, the government hasn't yet announced that date as to when the movement cubs will be lifted. and despite this, the hasn't be

after a foreign coven, 19 ward killed 78 people. he felt anamosa and c meeting and ordered the arrest in suspension of a number of officials in nasiriyah. in a pro has similar incident to widespread protests cutting lopez holligan reports. the lifeless bodies covered the floor of this hospital board in the iraqi city of north. most of the victims headquarters at 19, but it was the flyer that killed a relative or no place where the grim 10 of i tend to find. there is no one moments before. this was the scene, emergency crews fire as it ripped through the building, amid payoff family, desperately trying to place a mess up a little of the of the about what happened tonight at the same hospital is the catastrophe market club. but on the tragedy the slit, let me know though rock has to suffer anguish and calamity. my sort of desperation turned to anger. at least 2 police vehicles were torch by serious protesters. they say the government's mismanagement and neglect of medical facilities are to blame. it's the 2nd time this year, a large f

jake ward went to an expert to a dry area to see what is fuelling those fires.> knowing what you know, would you live here? >> no. >> but first we're tracking the latest out of china where severe floods killed at least 25 people. the water was washing away cars, it stranded people at work. it trapped kids in schools. here you see rescue workers getting people out of a flooded subway station. officials say more than a million people have been affected by the floods there. e e that causes covid-19 from treated air. so you can breathe easier, knowing that you and your family have added protection. ♪ ♪ i always had a connection to my grandfather... i always wanted to learn more about him. i discovered some very interesting documents on ancestry. this is the uh registration card for the draft for world war two. and this is his signature which blew me away. being able to... make my grandfather real... not just a memory... is priceless. his legacy...lives on. well, would ya look at that! is priceless. it was an accident. i was— speaking of accidents, we accidentally le

ah, a fire has slipped through. corona, virus, isolation, ward, and southern iraq killing at least 58 people and injuring dozens. it's unclear what started the blaze, which prompted angry protests caught up as a young reports. the lifeless bodies covered the floor of the hospital board in the iraqi city. most of the victims had covered 19, but it was the fire that killed relative or no place with the green pen of i tend to find the one moments before this was the scene. emergency crews fire as it rip through the building, amid payoff family, desperately trying to place a mess up a little of the of the about what happened tonight of the st hospital is the catastrophe, marcus. but the tragedy did slip, let me know. it's as though rock has to suffer anguish and calamity. my desperation turned to anger. at least 2 police vehicles were torch by furious protest, or they say the government's mismanagement and neglect of medical facilities are to blame. it's the 2nd time this year, a large fire has killed corona virus, patients. at least 82 people died in a bent that hospital in april. when a

after a fire swept through a cove at 19 isolation ward in southern iraq, that fire is now under control in now for the 2nd hospital fire that is killed. covered 900 patients in iraq this year. more from munger. it up the why had reporting from back that the reason for this is the same that happened in a pretty in edna the hospital and, but that badly stored oxygen cylinders being get miss used the know the prevention measures no proper equipment, no safety equipment, no safety measures that's according to many people, including the health officials. iraq is currently going through a high wave arise in fiction, over 9000 infection cases. and this is one of the centers allocated for treating a covert maintain patient. now in that ma'am, it has st. hospital that war, the isolation center was located for absorbing about a 100 bits 100 patients. there was a, there were about 60 people there. when the fire broke out, these were patients and with their accompanying relatives. there are also victims among the medical us tough and the security individuals, the prime minister must have because me

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the hospital ward open 3 months ago to help curb a search of corona, virus infections. but the flyer raises questions about wrecked franchise health systems. and these families say they deserve answers and accountability courts. hello. this is a young or to 0. ok, going back to our top story now and rebel forces integral. i say that seized a major town and a new offensive in ethiopia, katherine soy joined us now on the line from humana in the to region. catherine, what's the latest on the ground? tell us where you are now. well what we're hearing is that the 2 great defense forces are making. 1 calls and boom. 1 done, we're told re to a town called korean. it's not clear whether they are in control of a lack of. 5 calendar, right, we have seen you very difficult to verify and dependently this video because communication is still down in many parts of the grove. we have seen video of what appears to be in forces and special forces withdrawing from the top. 1 and this is all in the. # been hearing from the degree of leadership from the defense forces who is saying that th

after a fire at a coven 19 ward killed 64 people. he's held an emergency meeting and ordered the arrest and suspension of a number of officials in the city. in april, her similar incident led to widespread protests. katya lopez, haughty on reports, the lifeless bodies covered the floor of the hospital board in the iraqi city. most of the victims had covered 19, but it was a fire that killed them. relatives are now face with the grim 10 of i tend to find the one moments before this was the scene. emergency crews fire as it rip through the building, amid kale families, desperately trying to place a mess up a little of the of the about what happened tonight at the same hospital is the catastrophe market club, but i'm a little, it's a tragedy the slit let me know, though rock has to suffer anguish and calamity. my sort of desperation turned to anger. at least 2 police vehicles were torch by furious protesters. they say the government's mismanagement and neglect of medical facilities are to blame. it's the 2nd time this year, a large fire

benjamin ward is from parker medical school and holds the hydrocephalus and spine a befuddle chair at boston hospital. he is part of a nonprofit that advocates for treating children with neurological disorders in underserved areas around the world, and representative smith gave us a bit more about his background living in uganda. with that, i'd like to invite dr. gauche win. >> good morning, honorable chairwoman and ranking members to. i want to thank you for the opportunity to speak before you today. my remarks will be brief and will focus on introducing autism spectrum disorder, which is increasingly being recognized as a major public health challenge. i will summarize the causes, a broad impact, and i will refer you to my written remarks, which contained more detail and references. autism was previously thought to be rare, but it's a common disorder infecting one in 54 children, four times more boys than girls. it's the leading cause of disability and children under five. it's a chronic, typically lifelong condition, with onset and early infancy, why it's called a developmental dis

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least 45 people have died in a southern iraqi city after a fire ripped through a covid-19 isolation ward. the blaze has been brought under control but rescue efforts are continuing. dozens of others have been injured and many patients are still missing. in april, a fire at a hospital in baghdad killed 82 people and injured more than 100. let's get more now on this. do we have any ideas to what might have caused this? reporter: according to authorities in the district, it is the misuse of badly stored oxygen cylinders. that reminds us of the same reason 82 covid patients also died of the same incident that took place in baghdad in april. a state of emergency has been declared. the prime minister is now meeting with health and other government officials in an emergency meeting to discuss ways to deal with this crisis. we know the hospital where 45 people died of this accident. the head of the health authorities has resigned on account of this accident. now, the house of representatives in baghdad has announced it is dedicating today's session to discuss this crisis. we know now, people are

the hospital ward open 3 months ago to help curb a search of corona, virus infections. but the flyer raises questions about a rec fragile health system, and these families say they deserve answers and accountability courts. hello. this is a young or to 0. south africa, the army has been deployed to protest, triggered by the jailing of former president jacob, do much and violent of the 6 people have been killed and hundreds arrested during days of riots and loosing into provinces. the current president seldom has worn. the unrest could lead to shortages of food and medicine. although these may be opportunistic acts of looting driven by hardship and poverty. the poor and the marginalized bad that are to made branch of the destruction that is currently underway. as i said, shops have been looted an infrastructure has been destroyed. this means that our sick cannot get medication from pharmacies. food does not reach supermarket shows and health workers cannot go to work. dozens of texas democrats have left the us state to prevent new voting restrictions from being passed. i

90 people have been killed and dozens were injured after a fire broke out in a covid-19 isolation ward. it was unclear how the blaze began. the prime minister has ordered the suspension and arrest of a number of people including the hospital manager. >> what is left of the coronavirus isolation ward? more than 60 patients were being treated here. fire swept through this unit. a fire taking everything in its path. the front door was burning and the back doors closed. before the fire broke out, people were stuck inside and the ceiling fell on them. we managed to take some people out but they were suffering and the rest of them burned and died. now they are left counting the dead. charred belongings all that is left. devastation everywhere. the horrors of what has happened hard to comprehend. it is still unclear how the fire started. some officials claim an oxygen tank exploded while others point to an electrical short circuit. this is just the latest disaster to hit iraq. the catastrophe is a tragedy and i am speechless. it looks like iraq again has to suffer anguish and calamities. medi

neonatal wards in the country have been filled with premature babies.e of a lack of adequate specialist care. but the pandemic really made things worse. this is a doctor in the intensive care unit she helped open in the city of sao paulo. it is the only unit in the country dedicated to pregnant women with covid. why are so many pregnant women dying of covid in brazil? translation: we have serious problems with l the quality of assistance. one in five women that died did not have access to an intensive care unit. one in three didn't have access to intubation. the unit helped bring mortality rates down in the city, but in the poorer parts of brazil, access to even a hospital bed remains a challenge. in a remote village in north—eastern brazil, this man's wife was only 27 weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with covid. she had to be driven for two hours to reach a hospital bed. she died a few days later. her babies were born on the same day. translation: for me, it was a big shock. - i fell down to my knees near the doctor's feet. i i couldn't believe it

i was on a ward of four, l did it get? i was on a ward of four, there was — did it get?r, there was two gentleman - there was two gentleman unfortunately in the process of dying, they were older gentlemen and they were suffering from dementia so that was very, very difficult. there was a gentleman across the bed for me who collapsed and he had come back into hospital and what really hit me, you say to the doctors, what happens next? and they say, well, we do not actually know and they do not tell you that you are going to be fine, they say there are options, either we will give you this medication and we will get through it as best we can and your blood oxygen levels will come back up or alternatively, you know, things could get very serious.- alternatively, you know, things could get very serious. gosh, you are 38! i know— could get very serious. gosh, you are 38! i know you _ could get very serious. gosh, you are 38! i know you have - could get very serious. gosh, you are 38! i know you have asthma, | could get very serious. gosh, you i are 38! i know you have asthma,

hundreds of protesters have gathered in the racks, city of nasiriyah, after a fire at a corona virus ward killed 90. 2 people. the prime minister is promising accountability. it's the 2nd time in 3 months that a fire has torn through a hospital in the country. it was president joe biden has called the fight over voting rights. the test of our time and the queues republican lawmakers of attempting to subvert the electoral process. this, the several republican states consider controversial legislation that would make it more difficult for americans to vote. several democratic politicians from texas have left the state for washington d. c. in order to deny the legislature, the quorum needed to vote on the bill. they said their proposal will disproportionately affects minorities and people from poor communities. people who would traditionally vote democrat by themself as compared it to racial segregation roles if so, free and fair elections is just such a threat. literally, i've said before, we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war, as not i personally since

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i think 60 people are dead and dozens injured after fire swept through cobra, 900 isolation, ward, and southern iraq. the fires now under control in the city of nasiriyah. it's the 2nd hospital fire that's killed cove at 900 patients in iraq this year. what up to why had has more now from bank that the reason for this is the same that happened in a pretty in edna happy hospital. and but that badly stored oxygen cylinders being get miss used the know that prevention measures no proper equipment, no safety equipment, no safety measures. that's according to many people, including health officials. south africa's army has been deployed after protest, triggered by the jailing of former president, jacob's duma turn violent at least 6 people have been killed and hundreds arrested during days of riots and looting into provinces. the current president porter has warned the unrest could lead to shortages of food amid dozens of texas. democrats have left the state to prevent new voting restrictions from being passed. it's the latest escalation and a battle with republicans have used them. majorit

covid capital, new infections increased nearly 2,000%. >> we are talking about reopening covid wards and all these beds in the hallways, is it disheartening to see? >> it is really, really hard. >> reporter: nurse manager chris rice says with vaccinations his team is on the front line of a battle they don't need to be on anymore >> just feels like we are going backwards, and i know that me and a lot of other people here are just -- we are feeling very discouraged, very disheartened, very in some cases a little bit angry. >> reporter: as the cdc heard evidence today on breakthrough infections and discussed possible boosters for those with compromised immune systems, there is some progress in hard-hit states where more americans are choosing to get vaccin mia vinnar his battle to covid through a glass wall after they both became infected >> i wish we would have gotten vaccinated i mean, one simple shot could have prevented all of this. >> reporter: tonight, regret and loss as more families face dark days ahead. >> miguel, there's also a new warning tonight from the nfl to unvaccinated

jake ward has the story. >> reporter: in california, a pack of thieves flees with armfuls of stolen merchandise. security tags, still, attached in washington, a coordinated attack on store shelves. in new york, another group strikes. >> turn around on your face >> reporter: but this isn't just shoplifting. >> this isn't candy bars this is hundreds of dollars of merchandise. >> what we are really seeing is the growth of organized-retail crime. they prey on vulnerable folks so they will go to a juvenile they'll go to a homeless person. they'll say here's a hundred bucks. here is a list of things we need you to go in and steal. >> reporter: criminals often resell stolen goods online or even return them for gift cards. in san francisco, we filmed this open market where police have said stolen items are offered up, each morning. if you are a major-national retailer facing a shoplifting epidemic, what do you do well, here in san francisco, six target stores are going to try to reduce their exposure by limiting their operating hours. walgreens closed 17 locations, in the last five years, blaming this