southern region, patti for virginia and paul reynolds, alabama. western region, jessica patterson, state chairman for hawaii.ia and for congratulations to all of you on your election. [applause] i get to givel: my report now and i am so grateful to see all of you here. amelia island, florida. we finally made it. it is so great to see you all. thank you for coming. i want to begin by thanking many of the people in this room so latitude to me the do that. i want to start with my cochairman, tommy x who has been a warrior traveling this country far and wide. i broke my ankle a week ago and tommy had to go knock on a lot more doors because of that but he has been fighting in the battle for freedom and to win over hearts and minds and he is a great partner to work with and we are lucky to have him in our party. i also want to think and i hope you will join me in thanking our incredible rnc staff who has worked so hard. [applause] thethey are all around room. thank you. thank you, patty. [applause] chrmn. mcdaniel: thank you. i am so proud of our team.

james reynolds, bbc news. a russian businessman has claimed he owns a billion—dollar palace that kremlin critic alexei navalny linked to president putin. arkady rotenberg, who is mr putin's formerjudo partner, claims he bought the mansion two years ago. but he didn't say how he had paid for it. let's speak to catherine belton who's a special correspondent for reuters, and author of the book putin's people. thanks forjoining us. why is it so important to find out who owns this mansion? it’s important to find out who owns this mansion? �* , , important to find out who owns this mansion? �*, , ,., ., important to find out who owns this mansion? �*, , ., , mansion? it's very important because alexei navalny _ mansion? it's very important because alexei navalny did _ mansion? it's very important because alexei navalny did a _ mansion? it's very important because alexei navalny did a tremendous - mansion? it's very important because alexei navalny did a tremendous jobl alexei navalny did a tremendous job i

i'm james reynolds. our top stories: permanently banned — twitter suspends president trump's account, saying that allowing him to continue would risk further incitement to violence. house democrats are to introduce articles of impeachment against president trump on monday, the second time lawmakers have brought such charges against the outgoing president. he's been an embarrassment to the country, embarrassed us around the world, not worthy, not worthy to hold that office. the us president—elect says he's fine with donald trump not attending his inauguration in 12 days' time. and heavy snowfall in spain has left hundreds of drivers trapped in their cars on friday as roads were blocked

rob reynolds is in los angeles. rob: governor gavin newsom, in a conversation broadcast online with dr. anthony fauci, said officials here confirmed the first case of this new variant in southern california.

jonathan reynolds for a labour ondered this. jonathan reynolds for a labour pondered in — this. jonathan reynolds for a labour pondered in reply. _ this. jonathan reynolds for a labour pondered in reply, department- this. jonathan reynolds for a labour pondered in reply, department for. pondered in reply, department for work and pensions minister will quincy said his party were waiting for more clarity before making a decision. . . ., ., , ., , decision. the chancellor has always been clear that _ decision. the chancellor has always been clear that this _ decision. the chancellor has always been clear that this measure - decision. the chancellor has always i been clear that this measure remains in place until the end of the financial year. in place until the end of the financialyear. i in place until the end of the financial year. i hear the calls from the party opposite and indeed from the party opposite and indeed from the party opposite and indeed from the honourable gentleman for a decision now on whether universal credit the uplift is continue to post and i have sympathy wi

host: molly reynolds, why don't you pick up on the second part of that, the stimulus legislation moving with larger -- a larger government funding bill. explain why that happens and why it so often happens that, at the end of a congress, that some of these major must pass pieces of legislation get wrapped up and rolled together at the end of a congress. guest: that is a great observation about contemporary -- the contemporary legislative process. in congress now is to build whatd you need to pass something. especially in the senate, where the senate makes -- where the filibuster makes it necessary to get 60 votes to pass something. congress has responded to this by doing more and more really big bills. they do >> in this case. >> we will take you live now to montana where the states governor greg gianforte is delivering his first inaugural address your on c-span2. >> like so many montanans i have great optimism for this administration will accomplish in years. at this time i ask everybody to rise and we will have a prayer by pastor brian hughes . >> as we begin the ceremony would you pl

i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. permanently banned — twitter cancels president trump's account — saying that allowing him to continue would risk further incitement to violence. house democrats are to introduce articles of impeachment against president trump on monday, that's the second time lawmakers have brought such charges against the president. the us president—elect says he's fine with donald trump not attending his inauguration in 12 days' time. and heavy snowfall in spain has left hundreds of drivers trapped in their cars on friday as roads were blocked and madrid airport closed.

last week the distinguished historian david reynolds who was so recently here, mad the 75th anniversary by observing that yalta vividly illustrates one of the challenges of state craft as pressing in the era of putin xi jinping and brexit as in the days of stalin about the perpetual balancing act between toughness and talking. ultimately, yalta is for us to decide. those of us gathered here, 75 years later know that however we view it, the conference on the coast of crimea helped shape the history of the 20th century. i think yalta should remind us of both the importance of inspired leadership, and the limits of leadership in the face of overwhelming military realities. to me, yalta is a warning against excessive try up vir asian of the second world war. a powerful reminder that if half of europe was free from tyranny, the other half was condemned to live under it for decades. no victory is ever final and freedom must be guarded like the jewel that it is. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, michael. those with questions, please raise your hand and the one that came up during

hello, i'm katty kay in washington — james reynolds is in london. vehicle checkpoints. roads shut down. and 25,000 troops deployed on the pentagon's authorization. this isn't baghdad's green zone — it's washington, district of columbia — 44 hours before joe biden's inauguration. so much for america's famed peaceful transfer of power. but there's no choice. security officials are determined to prevent any repeat of the events of january 6th, when that deadly pro—trump mob stormed the us capitol in a failed bid to prevent mr biden's victory from being certified. already, huge chunks of the capitol have been shut down. this entire area — highlighted in red — is closed to traffic. and non—scalable fencing has been put around the us capitol and national mall. in the blocks beyond — highlighted in green — only vehicles belonging to local residents and businesses are permitted. law enforcement officials are bracing for the worst — even the possibility of insider attacks from within the us security apparatus. the army secretary ryan mccarthy says he is "consci

>>dean reynolds has more. the president seemed to favor getting his cabinet confirmed over putting his predecessor on trial. i haven't heard the gentleman i do think tractor. >>a recent time that station up and running we did. a the senate for passing sector defense looks like our secretary treasury looks like our sectors stage in the more time we have to get up and running mate these crises good to see you guys on that point lloyd austin went to work as the new secretary of defense today. >>he is one of 2 cabinet appointees approved so far. the first was avril haines as director of national intelligence. the first woman in that post. but a long list of secretary designates awaits senate confirmation including secretary of state and attorney general austin is retired 4 star army general and the first african american to lead the pentagon a nomination is confirmed the senate voted 93 to 2 to confirm him with only republicans mike lee and josh hawley opposed congress waived the requirement that 7 years elapse be

i'mjames reynolds — our top stories: indonesian officials say human remains and scraps of metal have been found off the coast of jakarta , following yesterday's plane crash in which 62 people are thought to have died. us prosecutors say they've made more than 80 arrests following wednesday's riots at the us capitol. one of those detained was a man who's image was circulated widely on social media. just days before it hands over power, the trump administration is lifting long—standing restrictions governing the us relationship with taiwan. at least four people have died as spain is hit with its heaviest snowfall for 50 years.

welcome to bbc news, i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a senior democrat lays out the possible timeline for impeaching donald trump after at least 200 democrats give their support to a draft article of impeachment. indonesian investigators believe the boeing 737 that crashed on saturday broke apart on impact, which could rule out a mid—air break—up. japan has declared a state of emergency in tokyo, fewer than 200 days to go before the olympics. and with landmines now clear, a christian shrine on the riverjordan has hosted its first religious procession in more than 50 years. hello and welcome. democrats in the us have clarified their plan to try to end donald trump's political career. they're hoping to persuade the vice president mike pence to use his constitutional right to take powerfrom mr trump. along with the majority of the cabinet. the democrats accuse president trump of inciting his followers to launch a deadly assault on congress last wednesday. separately, the justice department said it had charged two more

reynolds. mr. sasse. mr. around. >> please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states, against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; do you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god?atl. >> i do. >> congratulations, senator. [applause] >> the clerk will call the names of the next pair. >> ms. shaheen. ms. smith. >> please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states, against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; do you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god? leb. >> i do. >> congratulations, s

he could carry enormous sway over his party wants to come back that's going to be dean reynolds, ktla, 5 news. >>and bay area politicians are celebrating watching oakland's very own kamala harris be sworn into office, yeah we've heard local politicians in the east bay also in the south bay as well take a listen what they had to say. >>and i can say it has have now a daughter of oakland raised in berkeley from the east bay, the east bay is a house that's the white house and it's just so remarkable now she is fierce, she is going to defend this country but she comes from a place of fares compassion. >>and that is just the healing this country needs right now it's going require all of us the leadership in washington to really tackle this pandemic stamina rebuild the country and that's not going to happen overnight we still have many tougher days ahead. >>and i think we need to be patient and realistic what the president can do. >>san francisco mayor london breed also released a statement that reads in part quote we are ready to put the past behind us and step proudly to meet the incredib

>>there was reynolds reporting tonight, stay with kron four's our coverage of tonight's 2 big races in georgia continues throughout the evening. >>tonight, the alameda county sheriff's office says there are nearly 90 active. covid-19 cases at the santa rita jail. the sheriff's office says that 80 inmates and 9 staff members currently infected 8 inmates are suffering symptoms, but none of them have been hospitalized. so far that gel has seen more than 400 inmates and more than 90 staff members infected from the virus. no deaths have been reported at the jail. >>we had looked at what happened over 72 hours. it was a million and a half. vaccinations that will put into people's arms which means about a half a million a day. so if we could get to a half a million a day on their non optimal circumstances of a new program and the holiday season. i think once you get rolling and get some momentum. i think we can achieve 1 million a day or even more. >>despite the sluggish start the united states could soon be giving at least a million covid vaccinations a day according to the nation's leading

ryan reynolds. i don't know one thing though i would say is, what's interesting is what's going on with at&t because hbo max is not getting the same reception that netflix's slate is getting that stock is going to take a new low probably this week so i think netflix, the ball is still in their court they could still win 2021. i don't know that. the other streaming services are making that much of an impact yet. >> i don't know. i'm still getting through cobra kai myself love that show >>> political giving after the capitol hill riots companies including google, microsoft, jp morgan and target halting contributions the all political groups as a result of last week's violence while others like amazon, airbnb, ge, and comcast halting contributions to those encouraging violence and disrupting the electoral process. this is really, the opinions and the actual politics of it aside, this is fascinating to me because i think in the midst of a broader, bigger broader esg movement that's afoot, the fact you h

as the government struggles to distribute vaccines fewer than 3000000 have been given the job right reynolds reports now from los angeles it was nobody's idea of a good way to ring in the new year on friday johns hopkins university reported the u.s. had surpassed 20000000 cases of covert 19 with more than 346000 deaths.

>>dean reynolds, reporting some very large banks like jp morgan chase and citigroup say they're going to freeze all donations to republicans and democrats for at least a few months meanwhile, facebook and microsoft are pausing donations to so. >>in between the potential criminal and now financial fallout from last week's riot at the capitol. where does it seem like of the republican party is headed for a clear picture of that we now welcome john dennis he is the chairman of the san francisco republican party. welcome john, you a tough week for democracy. >>who's at fault. >>well we just had some over excited people in and really hyper partisan environment. in things got he's got a little out of control and one hand you know we need to i think sort of push beyond that i think it's a not a great idea to to overextend this problem into and into compounded by doing things like impeaching president. >>we need to figure out. why this happened and how it happened so that we can ideally prevent it from happening again. i assume you agree with that do you blame president trump at all. >>no hum

a panel we did on capitol hill, bookings institutions, reynolds, and editor and myself, more than 100 congressional staff and others showed up to the panel about how to reassert congress as a branch. that shows we had a man on a hill which in my decade of working at the congressional research service was overwhelming to me, congressional staff and legislators there is this trap in this institution, we couldn't do the things we were sent to washington to do. quite frankly, they were encouraged to do things that were mostly short-term and they often do like to do. that was a success and a few months later, we decided to have another gathering in working group and one was template bureau and then e-mails were flying back and forth and it was clear we had pieces to move forward and how it might be reformed, it was my research, not ideology could be translated to action by legislatures and staff and that's what we have been going at for five years now and congress overwhelmed, the book is our most recent research project and i hope folks like it and think it's valuable. i'll turn over the

coverage now there's some pushback from critics who say is he over using his executive powers in reynolds explains. >>the new administration has argued that the urgent situation facing the country requires urgent action the pandemic it said won't wait for bipartisanship to magically break out on capitol hill on that score. the president used executive action to do what he said were repairs on the affordable care act, allowing enrollment to expand back to its original intent as a way to help people who lost their jobs in the pandemic there's nothing new that we're doing. >>here other than restoring affordable care act. medicaid to the way it was before trump became president which my fia mee more inaccessible. expensive and difficult for people to call our for of those 2 care act. >>for medicaid in fact, many of the president's executive orders have been about reversing those of his predecessor. so now the u.s. is back in the paris climate accords the border wall is no longer going up. and the ban on travel from 7 mostly muslim countries is no more to name just a few changes any new law ba

>>dean reynolds, reporting for us there tonight. and youtube is now the latest platform to take action against president trump. the company announcing tonight it is suspending his channel 4 at least one weekend. potentially longer officials say a recent video on trump's channel had incited violence in violation of the platform's policies youtube was the only remaining major social media platform to not have suspended the president in some form facebook and twitter have both suspended trump's accounts indefinitely. >>back here in the bay area to help out small businesses that are struggling from the pandemic san francisco mayor london breed is proposing a new 62 million dollars relief plan. >>this new plan will more than triple the amount of local support we're providing grants and loans so far during this pandemic certainly help to maintain our staff. to continue offering benefits to people and it's it's there you go probably straight to carol first. >>that's a big boost for small businesses 3 babies bake shop in the bayview which l

reporter dean reynolds has the details. >>joe biden filled the remaining spots in his cabinet today, but those nominees will be relegated to a minor mentions in press reports because of what the president elect had to say about the man he defeated in november you exceeded even my worst notions about. he's been in irish to the country. the barest us around the world. not worthy, not worthy to hold that office and while the president elect chose not to say whether he was for or against impeaching president trump for a second time as some in congress are advocating he did say this so i think it's important we get on with the business getting him out of office the quickest way that that will happen is us peace ward in 20 years mr. biden said the republicans like senator ted cruz and josh hawley who question the legitimacy of his victory were shameful and should be voted out of office the american public has heard creo good clear look at who they are. they're part of the big lie, the president elect said he had spoken to several

dean reynolds. well new this morning. president elect joe biden has announced that bay area doctor david kessler will be chief science officer for the new administration, we'll be in charge of the covid-19 vaccination program going forward kessler is a professor of pediatrics and epidemiology at ucsf he was also appointed as fda commissioner back in the 90's by both president george hw bush and president bill clinton. >>still ahead a new study suggesting that covid-19 could one day be no more serious than the common cold when local health expert weighs in on when that might happen. plus we'll hear from local health experts about the troubles behind the slow vaccination the vaccine rollout when that will be able to step up and we may be foggy in the north bay this morning but for much of us a pretty clear start happening bay, one of those spots that's already sitting in the clear skies get ready for a nice sunrise. >>we will be looking at 60's and 70's later on your forecast ahead. >>and right now i'm not tracking any majo

wartime powers to boost vaccine production and speed up the lifesaving injections across the country rob reynolds al-jazeera viruses mutate all the time and there are multiple variants of this particular corona virus kovan $1000.00 that are circulating around the globe what's unusual about the strain that was 1st identified in the u.k. is how quickly it appears to be spreading it's known as b. 117 the u.k. identify that last month but it's believed to have 1st emerged there in september and it's now been detected in at least $33.00 countries and taiwan simon clark is an associate professor of cellular microbiology at the university of reading in england he joins us live on skype from there good to have you with us when information 1st started to come to light about this new strain the word was that it's not more deadly is just more contagious is that still the medical thinking. well yes it is and those now are quite some some quite good data which tells us that that's in fact the case we see it transmitting much more readily people are much more likely to get it than they were that the versions t

and the hollywood stars ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney have moved a step closer to taking over the national league club wrexham. they've exchanged contracts, and the deal is now awaiting approval from the financial conduct authority. now finally, sport is full of family dynasties. and the latest emerged last week in the usa when the daugther of basketball legend dennis rodman was drafted into play for washington spirit, a football team in womens soccer league. she's been speaking to katie smith. i'm excited to get in there, there's so much excitement i can't believe it's real. injust the amount of people texting me saying that i'm inspiring them, it's just nice to think that i'm inspiring other people and that they're looking up to me in a way. and i'm excited to have them watch me, and to help them in their journey if they need it. i think the past couple months, i've been thinking about it, but it really came into perspective that i really was going to do it the past couple of weeks, maybe a month. and i don't know, this decision has been really hard, but i'm extremely thankful t

story and the connection to -- because it is hilarious, as somebody who has been getting christina reynolds e-mails. i at any time know that's what it stood for a. >> your kidding. that's so funny. for folks who don't know, emily is not a person. it is an acronym that stands for early modify is like yeast. --man is like yeast -- earl money is -- early modify money is like yet, makes the dough rise. and when the challengers came together and were women that working with jarred -- geraldine ferraro who was in 1984 chosen as the vice presidential nominee, first woman ever to be on a ticket and that was a disastrous election nor democrats, walter mondale and that ticket. they were really frustrated at the lack of support around her. they -- these founders were very frustrated by the lack of support around senate candidates, now grant thread were not many -- granted, not very many women running for office but what would happen is they would get started, and then he establishment -- i mean the party -- the -- both parties the democratic party and the republican party but the democratic party woul

>>dean reynolds. new this morning. president elect biden has announced that bay area doctor david kessler will be chief science officer for the new administration, he'll be in charge of the covid-19 vaccinations he is a professor of pediatrics and epidemiology at ucsf was actually appointed to the position of fda commissioner back in the 90's by both president george hw bush and president bill clinton. well in the south bay santa clara county has made the covid-19 vaccinations available for people 75 and up there were plenty of takers yesterday joining health care workers in the vaccine q is part of phase, one of the county's rollout plan. the goal is to vaccinate about 85% of the one and a half million eligible residents by august first but they're still not enough vaccine to lower the bar yet to those 65 and up. >>they're constrained by the vaccine supply that we have available here locally and as we continue to get more vaccine will continue to move as quickly as we can through eligible tears. >>officials say many o

let 'continue moving forward, sergeant reynolds. please call item number 5. >> clerk: we have public comment on-line item 3-c, so any caller who is interested in speaking, please call 415-655-0001. enter access code 146-806-8536. press pound, and then press pound again or dial star, three. okay. looks like we have a couple callers. >> commissioner cohen: okay. >> clerk: caller, good evening. you have two minutes. >> yes. i am somewhat concerned about, you know, i think the police department has a lot of things on its hand, and i wonder if -- why it's do being things like notifying the f.b.i. about peaceful demonstrations. that seems a little bit like an overreach when we have things like open air drug dealing and cars being broken into, and my neighbor had their house broken into in broad daylight, and so why you're worrying about peaceful demonstrations that might have remote link to, you know, right wing activism, that's kind of concerning. and so -- and why is the san francisco police department involved in the investigation into

plan but supply shortages across the country present a steep challenge to meeting that goal as rob reynolds reports from los angeles. president joe biden's national action plan to combat code 19 and get more people vaccinated is welcome news in california where more than 35000 people have died from the virus and that's exactly what we need we need someone to really organize it whether it's on a state level or a federal level to be able to get it to the people who need it in los angeles and across the country there is a critical shortage of vaccine demand far outstrips supply we are still waiting to learn when more doses will arrive there are about 10000000 people in l.a. county with 800000 health care and frontline workers and 1300000 people aged 65 or older but so far the county has received only 850000 doses of vaccine supplies are distributed by the federal government the former administration failed among other things to act with urgency to ramp up production governors around the country are pleading for more oh we're facing is just not enough is just not enough even if it's delayed it'

have been working on solving it there is much work to be done and the climate clock is ticking rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. north korea's nuclear program is also one of the major foreign policy challenges facing the new u.s. administration washington's approach to dealing with pyongyang changed considerably during double trumps 4 years in office but that did little to get the country to abandon its nuclear ambitions our diplomatic editor james bass has this country yes we're ready to walk a new submarine launched ballistic missile unveiled at a military parade in pyongyang further evidence that north korea continues to develop nuclear weapons and the missiles that could deliver them to you from your peers this is despite the trumpet ministrations focus on north korea which amounted to a most unusual 4 year diplomatic roller coaster ride this was september 27th teen at the u.n. general assembly the united states has great strength and patients but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. yet only 9 months later all had

strain and as infections rise facts and nations are being carried out more slowly than expected rob reynolds reports from los angeles. it was nobody's idea of a good way to ring in the new year on friday johns hopkins university reported the u.s. had surpassed 20000000 cases of covert 19 with more than 346000 deaths the number of infections has doubled since november 9th less than 2 months ago the u.s. accounts for nearly one quarter of all coated deaths worldwide in places like southern california hospitals and their staff are increasingly overwhelmed forcing doctors and nurses to ration care one california public health epidemiologist likened the situation to a viral tsunami florida became the 3rd state after colorado and california to report a patient with the relatively new more transmissible kovac variant 1st identified in the u.k. the man had not traveled recently at least 33 countries have now reported cases of the mutant strain a u.s. genetic testing company says its research suggests the variant has been circulating in the u.s. since october on the vaccine front fewer than 3000000 a

. >> historian david reynolds discussed his biography of abraham lincoln during a virtual event leon levy center for biography. here's some conversation. >> what they do generally is a follow his life, sometimes his political context, there's a political murphy by blumenthal. but they are two standard one volume, michael berman did such a wonderful job but there's the david donalds classic single volume biography and donald says in his preface this is a biography from lincoln's point of view the cause he didn't really have much connection to the society and culture of his era. he was self educated. it was the ultimate self-made man donald even says that he came into the presidencythe least prepared any president that we had . and in a sense i guess i'm taking opposite point of view . taking the amazonian point of view. emerson said of all the great heroes in history, lincoln stands alone for embracing the entire realm of experience from the very dimension that you mentioned just now from the highest to the lowest until the very dogs believing. emerson at a certain wayof writing that

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john reynolds reports from oakland tonight. >>> yesterday was the fire department. today it is the police. oakland leaders are beginning to see this pandemic is far more than a health crisis. facing a coven induced $62 million deficit this year, open is demanding a $50 million cut of the police budget. so this morning, the police officers union took out a full-page newspaper ad to remind residents about the surge in murders this past year. >> the level of crime here has increased in the new year. it is so significant we have to inform our residents about how dire it is. >> reporter: bruce wong did not need to add it to see the rise in crime around his auto repair shop. >> i seen a compromising a go. this is probably the worst i have seen. my time when i go home, i'm afraid for my life. i should not have to do that. >> reporter: one business captured is video of a group of fighting in the street, in the when one lets loose with an ak- 47. has oakland become a lawless city? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the city councilman points to the large homeless camps that don't e

i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the indonesian navy says it's found the location where a boeing 737 passenger plane plummeted into the sea shortly after take—off with 62 people on board. the uk passes 80,000 deaths from coronavirus as experts warn of the need for tighter lockdown measures us prosecutors say they've made more than 80 arrests following wednesday's riots at the us capitol. one of those detained was a man whose image was circulated widely on social media and the queen and prince philip have both received coronavirus vaccinations. the 94—year—old monarch and her husband were given theirjabs by a doctor at windsor castle. —— the 94—year—old monarch and her 99—year—old husband were given theirjabs by a doctor at windsor castle.

we will also have molly reynolds from the brookings institution to talk about congress and the incoming administration. watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. president trump travels to georgia monday for a rally in support of republican senators david for two -- purdue and kelly leffler. the races on tuesday will determine which party controls the senate. watch the rally live from the city of dalton in northern georgia starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. on tuesday, the balance of power in the senate will be decided by the winners of the two georgia runoffs. republican senators david perdue and kelly leffler are defending their seats. the democratic challengers are jon ossoff and raphael warnock. hear from the candidates in these final races of campaign 2020. live coverage on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span radio app. for ourwith c-span continuing coverage of the transition of power as president-elect joe bi

john reynolds reports from oakland tonight. >>> yesterday was the fire department. today it is the police. oakland leaders are beginning to see this pandemic is far more than a health crisis. facing a coven induced $62 million deficit this year, open is demanding a $50 million cut of the police budget. so this morning, the police officers union took out a full-pag

this is bbc news, i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the indonesian navy says it's found the location where a boeing 737 passenger plane plummeted into the sea shortly after take—off — with 62 people on board. the uk passes 80,000 deaths from coronavirus, experts warn of the need for tighter lockdown measures. us prosecutors say they've made more than 80 arrests following wednesday's riots at the us capitol. one of those detained was a man who's image was circulated widely on social media. and the queen and prince philip have both received coronavirus vaccinations. the 94—year—old monarch and her 99—year—old husband were given theirjabs

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have been working on solving it there is much work to be done and the climate clock is ticking rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles will be discussing by then rejoining treaties like the climate crisis in just a moment with our guests from washington d.c. but we'll move on to the news on a couple harris the vice presidents of course and her inauguration is being celebrated 14000 kilometers from washington d.c. that's in her ancestral village in south india kama harrison's mother was born in india and moved to the u.s. as a student at the age of 19 or villagers have hailed the day as a proud moment for any americans. come all santa maria from washington d.c. takes a look back at some of the previous inaugurations. traditionally it is a day of ceremony i promise and obama do solemnly swear i like the idea or your solemn for. granted. right here and the. ritual stretching back to america's founding. joe biden says the 59th u.s. presidential inauguration and across the more than 200 years of history there have been some stand up. times when images have become iconic and words have captured momen

rob reynolds is in los angeles. rob: governor gavin newsom, in a conversation broadcast online with dr. anthony fauci, said officials here confirmed the first case of this new variant in southern california. now, he didn't give a lot more information about the patient,@@ or the condition the patient may be in. dr. fauci, for his part, said that this was no surprise, that that was pretty inevitable the new strain would be popping up all around the country, as it has been around the world. anchor: u.s. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell rejected a bill to increase endemic relief checks from $600 to two thousand dollars. this week, the house of representatives voted to increase the aid payment, a demand from president trump. health regulators in the u.k. approved a vaccine developed by oxford university -- for zeneca. more than 50,000 infections were reported therefore a second day, and millions more are moving into the toughest tear of restrictions. t --ier -- tier of restrictions. local media report saudi airstri

welcome to bbc news, i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a senior democrat lays out the possible timeline for impeaching donald trump after at least 200 democrats give their support to a draft article of impeachment. indonesian investigators believe the boeing 737 that crashed on saturday broke apart on impact, which could rule out a mid—air break—up. japan has declared a state of emergency in tokyo fewer than 200 days to go before the olympics. and with landmines now clear, a christian shrine on the riverjordan has hosted its first religious procession in more than 50 years.

thank you for joining us for this debate on the future of the filibuster today my name is molly reynolds and i'm a senior fellow in the program at the brookings institution. we begin a new presidency and partisan control of the senate switch democrats are enjoying unify of washington for the

but wouldn't 15000000 doses distributed fewer than 5000000 have been given out let's go live to rob reynolds in los angeles so the situation is in california is quite serious and it. yes lauren california and the nation are really entering the darkest period of time. since the pandemic began with those figures that you cited 74000 new cases of covert 19 reported on monday hospitals and the whole healthcare system is really buckling under the strain here in los angeles county ambulance crews have been told that they should not transport to hospital any patients who are not responsive they should try to revive them but if they are unable to do so they're not going to be of taking them to the hospital for any further care and they're also rationing oxygen telling the emergency medical teams not to give oxygen from a tank to any patient below 90 percent oxygen saturation levels in the blood there are also reports that there are short supplies in the hospitals themselves of . pure oxygen which of course is needed for covert patients and for other people with long conditions in los angeles now one