when they do but a few minutes off with molly reynolds this morning. donald has been waiting in alexandria, virginia, independent, good morning. >> caller: good morning. first thanks to c-span and happy new year to the c-span crew. i would like -- you're welcome, i would like to make a rules change to allow the supreme court justice roberts to swear in biden as soon as the victory is announced on the congress or at the congress that he has won the election. >> host: donald, what are you worried about for the 15 days in between? >> caller: i'm worried about what donald trump might do. there is no telling. >> host: molly reynolds. >> guest: so, we can change at this point when the new president is sworn in but i think it is on all of us and certainly on members of congress nl to pay attention to what happened over the next two weeks and to be prepared to use the powers that they do have in the last few weeks of this interim and it is something that should something else happen to respond to that before president elect biden and harris. >> host: harold, g

on a congressional rules and procedures impact governance and molly reynolds, , the major actn house for today will be a vote on the house rules package for the 117th congress. what you people11 know about how democrats want to run the house in the 117th? >> guest: sure. it's great to be here. thanks for having me. the rules package is a standard part of the start of the new congress and think if you look at this year'slo we see a couple of places where democrats are responding to things that if happen in the house, not just over the past two years but kind of longer than that. a great example of this is a reformed to something called the motion to recommit, which is an opportunity for the minority party, so the republicans now to offer one last amendment before a bill comes up for a final vote. over the past several years, the past two years of democratic control in particular republicans have really tried to use this motion to embarrass democrats, to divide the party on the floor. in response democrats have taken some steps in this package to limit the ability of republicans to use

president, governor reynolds has arrived. >> the committee will escort the honorable kim reynolds to the rostrum. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to introduce governor kim reynolds for here condition of the state message for the 2021 session of the 89th general assembly. [applause] gov. reynolds: thank you. please be seated. mr. president, mr. speaker, lieutenant governor, legislative leaders and members, justices and judges, my fellow islands. our state constitution says that every year the governor must communicate to the general assembly the condition of the state. that usually happens in the morning on the second day of the legislative session. tonight, i am breaking with that tradition so that i may speak directly to islands -- iowans. it has been a year, and i will let you fill in whatever adjective you want. covid-19,, civil unrest a drought. we have been beaten and battered about every way imaginable, and some unimaginable. together, we have met every challenge with bravery and outright great -- grit. we are told tribulation produces perseverance, and perseverance character.

santa clara county phil reynolds watching too, posting this and say citizens take arms. freedom shall prevail. we must defend our constitution to the death. >> i could not believe that this was coming out from an elected representative in santa clara county and that's why when we see something, we need to say something. >> reporter: south bay assembly member evan lowe posted this comment calling on the gop to denounce the violence inside it. >> these guys, this is poisonous and important we hold our public representatives accountable. >> reporter: in another post, reynolds asked his followers, drum roll please, civil war or no civil war? santa clara county supervisor susan ellen burg was outraged. >> senator romney said we need to confront the lies by telling the truth. there was no stolen election. the president incited the violence. >> he had nothing to do with that. >> reporter: phil reynolds denies the president was responsible for wednesday's riot. >> the storming in at the capitol was wrong. i denounce that. >> reporter: assemblyman lowe and ellenburg calling for r

he would not confirm if reynolds will be asked, resign or if he condemns his statements of reynolds can step down on his own. if he does not step down on his own, his constituents would have to be the ones to go ahead and vote him out of office. of course, we'll keep an eye on all this, but for now reporting live candese charles ktvu fox studios. all right, candice. thank you. without a coma, where police are looking forward at risk man that has not been seen in several days. they say james ivy was last seen monday at his home on mission road in coma. police say he doesn't have any money or phone. they say he is familiar with the san francisco area, though anyone with information is asked to call police. there's a new effort to help latinos across california who have been disproportionately affected by the coronavirus, the latino community foundation, which is based in san francisco, is providing dozens of nonprofit groups with more than $2 million. that money would then go towards helping the latino community is most vulnerable. residents like farm workers and the elderly. this comes a

reynolds of course, can step down on his own. if he was not step down on his own his constituents, then be the ones to vote for him to g. out of office. of course, we'll keep an eye on all of this for now, reporting candese charles ktvu, fox two news. supporters of president trump gathered in beverly hills today, dozens of people i'm watching this, these people making their way into the capitol building there on every level of the terrorists on all of the steps that were set up for the inauguration. all of that. i'm like, you know what? i don't need to be in this. organizers of today's beverly hills rally say they want to encourage their neighbors to participate in respectful discourse. and just so you know that those signs were being held right on the side of santa monica boulevard, just 11 miles away in los angeles, the refuse fascism group held a trump pence out now car caravan today reporter chelsea edwards has more. stop oh, no with flags sign plastered cars and a clear message. dozens gathered in downtown los angeles for a

phil reynolds posted this message on facebook as the mob rushed into capitol hill. the post says, quote, the war has begun. citizens take arms. reynol reynolds claims his words are twisted. >> reporter: he once ran unsuccessfully for congress. his online post shocked and angered many people, including assemblyman evan lowe who was once mayor of campbell. the riot at the nation's capitol has put the public and public officials on edge and certainly raised the emotional stakes on any messages, pro or con, about the violence that took place, that may be why evan lowe wrote a furious reply to phil reynolds when he wrote, the war has begun, citizens take arms, freedom shall prevail. we must protect our constitution to the death. lowe is one of many calling for reynolds to resign as a member of the republican central committee. lowe said he's determined to hold reynolds, a long-time campbell official accountable for his statements. >> it's horrible to see this type of rhetoric and comes, harmful comments with respect to an elected representative. this individual should be

they were not inciting violence. >> reporter: reynolds says he's not stepping down. he's calling on lowe and ellenberg to resign their post because he says they haven't been effective in office. no comment from the silicon valley gop, but in a tweet it says republicans are unified in condemning the violation of the u.s. capitol. in the newsroom, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> jared huffman was inside the capitol during the rioting. we spoke to him about the security surrounding the upcoming inauguration. >> we have to very quickly stand up a capitol police leadership that the world can have confidence in. and other police reenforcements to make sure that this is a secure event. it's going to be a small event, maybe the smallest inauguration we've seen in a century or more, but it has to go forward and it has to happen safely. >> congressman huffman supports impeaching president trump and says he believes it must move forward with urgency. >>> abc news has learned vice president pence will indeed attend joe biden's inauguration. that word from a person familiar with

host: ali reynolds? guest: -- molly reynolds? guest: you can't change at this point when the president is sworn in. us and it is on all of certainly on members of congress as well to pay attention to what happens over the next two weeks and to be prepared to use the powers that they do have in the last few weeks of this should to respondlse happen to that before president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris are sworn in. host: a republican, good morning. caller: good morning. unlike some of the other republicans, it is hard to listen to this young lady, because she is a little young, and it is hard to take. host: why don't we talk about what you disagree with? caller: what i disagree with, it is very clear that her real problems with the election coming in putting it mildly. i used to have to convince juries of things improve the surgeon things to win. i can look at this, and it is just unbelievable the flaws that were in the election. you had dumps in the middle of the night where 500,000 votes would come in for biden an

they were not inciting violence. >> reynolds says he is not stepping down. in fact, he's calling on them to resign their post because they haven't been effective in office. no comment from the silicon valley gop, but in a tweet it says republicans are unified in condemning the violation of the u.s. capitol. we are against political violence or civic disorder of any kind from the left or from the right. in the news room, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> we will see how this all unfolds. thanks. >>> a few dozen protesters gathered in san francisco to condemn the attack on the capitol. they rallied for people to organize saying they must fight against fascism, white supremacy and capitolism. they believe the incident at capitol will be the first of many. >>> some of its officers participated in posts. while it is unclear what is posted, oakland police don't allow oakland police to affiliate with subversive groups or anything that disgraces the department. it could result in discipline, including termination. in a statement, the interim police chief said, quote,

on a congressional rules and procedures impact governance and molly reynolds, , the major actn house for today will be a vote on the house rules package for the 117th congress. what you people11 know about how democrats want to run the house in the 117th? >> guest: sure. it's great to be here. thanks for having me. the rules package is a standard

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 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 of one california public health epidemiologist like in 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 cova 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 300

jonathan reynolds, thank you for being with us. jonathan reynolds, thank you for being with us. mexico has urged honduras to stop the flow of migrants making their way to the united states as 9,000 people approach its southern borderfrom guatemala. the migrants are planning to walk 3,000 kilometres via mexico to escape poverty and seek a better life in the united states. tanya dendrinos reports. a sea of people, this is the border between guatemala and honduras. you can hear thejubilation as migrants press forward on their quest towards the us. it is estimated around 9,000 hondurans fleeing poverty and violence in a region battered by the pandemic and natural disaster are in this convoy, now on their way to the mexican border. translation: at first i was afraid, but when i saw the motivated, - happy and united people, my fear was gone. thank god we got through the first part in guatemala and, if god allows it, we will go further. with faith, we can achieve anything. we just have to have faith. they are seeking a more welcoming america under the incoming president. joe biden prom

rob reynolds joins us live from los angeles. it sounds as though this plan really cannot come soon enough for the people of los angeles. rob r.: you are absolutely right. for weeks now, people here have been living in the shadow of tremendous fear and distress, knowing that the virus is virtually everywhere. the los angeles health department estimates that one in three people in this vast metropolitan area have been infected by covid-19, and the death toll is also terrible. at this point in california, there have been 31,000 deaths since the pandemic began. more than 30,000 deaths here where i am in the county of los angeles. that means tremendous loss, sadness, and grief. hospitals, as you can imagine, are really at the breaking point. they have been for weeks. ambulances have to wait sometimes for hours at a time to offload patients, get them onto gurneys, get them into the hospital emergency room because there's no room in the hospital or no staff to take care of these people. in the emergency dispatch centers, people worked

the santa clara committee member phil reynolds was watching, too, posting this, the war has begun! citizens take arms! freedom shall prevail! we must defend our constitution to the death! >> i could not believe this was coming out from an elected representative in santa clara county. that's why when we see something, we need to say something. >> reporter: evan low called on the silicon have a el to denounce the violence. >> this is lives. this is poisonous. it's important we hold our public rec centers accountable. >> in another post, he says, drumroll please...civil war or no civil war? >> it's that we need to confront the lies by telling the truth. there was no stolen election. the president incited the violence. >> no, he had nothing to do with that. >> phil reynolds denies the president was responsible for wednesday's riot. >> i felt the storming of the capitol was wrong. i denounce that. >> meantime, both assemblyman low and ellenburg are calling for reynoldss to step down from the gop. reynolds says he has no intention of resigning or removing his controversial posts. >> i sp

(pam) reynolds reporting tonight. it is not known if president trump intends to write such a note or if he would want to match the sentiment in president george h.w. bush's letter to bill clinton - the man who defeated him.... he wrote - "i wish you well," in 1993 mr. bush also wrote . "i wish your family well. your success now is our country's success. i'm rooting for you." (ken)we're seeing new video from the capitol hill attacj on january sixth... new video from "the new yorker" giving us an inside look. (ken) the video takes viewers inside the capitol building... with one man sitting in the vice president's chair. a verbal confrontation starts when someone tells him to get off the chair... the riot led to five deaths... and prompted the house of representatives to impeach president trump a second time. (pam) federal prosecutors are continuing their effort to hold those who breached the capitol ..... responsible for their actions... and the f-b-i continues to hunt dow

and jason reynolds, fortunate to say, is a friend of this show. he can have an interesting conversation about any subject. >> he is a rock star. >> he is. we're lucky to have him as a >>> good morning. it's 7:26. i am michelle griego. after a kpix5 investigation uncovered unemployment hackers, a law firm in san francisco filed a class action lawsuit against bank of america over its botched handling of the program. the lawsuit alleges the entity violated the california consumer privacy act and breached its contract with edd among other violations. >>> alameda county will decide today if oakland colosseum could be the bay area's next mass vaccination site. >>> as we take a look at the roadways, if you are working into san francisco we've got a trouble spot on 280 connecting towards 101, broken down vehicle stuck in lanes. it's causing chp to put some traffic controls in place. a heads up as you head through, you will see brake lights on the 101, 280 connector area. closures in the south bay for parts of lynette way near san antonio and cooley due to

and the way professor reynolds put it, it was made possible by air travel, made necessary by weapons of mass destruction and made into household news by the mass media. all three elements as crucial in modern summitry. but let me get into the very complete outline by the doctor and march you through it. his theme is sort of various summit conferences before the yalta summit. and in his preliminary marks, he was saying that the yalta conference is often considered to have been a peace conference but it was not. the war was still going on and military matters had a high place on the conference agenda, he says. and it appears only in retrospect as if it was a piece conference. and he thinks this is due to the fact that there was no real post-world war ii peace conference. the paris conferences in 1919 ended world war i. he wants to make that important point. not a peace conference. and he also makes the point and that's really what his outline is about, that many major political issues that were on the yalta agenda like poland, the u.n., germany, had previously already been discussed in

dean reynolds has more. >>we need to move quickly, we need to move fast. our rescue plan starts aggressively in order to speed up our national covid-19 response with thousands of americans dying every day from covid-19 with a winter surge gripping the nation and with virus related unemployment on the rise again. >>mister biden sought to send a message that help is on the way if we invest not only smart. >>with unwavering focus on american workers and families. we will strengthen our economy. reduce inequity and put our nation's long-term finances and the most sustainable course man with democrats soon to take over both chambers of congress, the biden american rescue plan stands a fair chance of being enacted though aides say the new president is expected to seek republican by and the plan is 50% larger than the stimulus passed during the great recession. >>and could spark a renewed congressional debate about reading according to a fact sheet from the president-elect's office the plan would pay for an expansion of the nation's vaccination testing and contac

in a sanjay's county alone officials say the virus is killing one person every 8 minutes and as rob reynolds reports patients are waiting hours for hospital beds to become available. ambulance crews are the frontline troops in los angeles is battle with covert 19 brutally long hours and the stress of trying to rescue so many sick people has put tremendous strain on emergency medical technicians like 30 year old jennifer mohler i work 24 hour shift and we leave station at about 7 o'clock in the morning and we don't get back to about 630 the next morning so it takes a toll on our bodies everyone's exhausted e.m.t. he's rarely get a break or even a moment to rest it's a lot on a lot of the times we don't get lunches because they're systemic cause going our hospitals are so overstretched that ambulance crews have to wait for hours to wheel their patients into the emergency room there's simply not enough space not enough staff to take them it's typically like on all hours at the hospitals you're with a patient to be admitted to get up the gurney. would be waiting anywhere from 2 to 3 hours at amb

james reynolds, bbc news. this is bbc news. our top stories: the world health organization says any eu export controls on coronavirus vaccines risks prolonging the pandemic. the uk will try to join a trans—pacific trade agreement with 11 countries as part of its post—brexit plan. myanmar�*s armed forces have promised to abide by the country's constitution, amid concerns that they may have been preparing to stage a coup. the army said recent comments about the validity of last november's election had been misunderstood. here's our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. after days of some unnerving sabre—rattling, the generals of myanmar appear to have second thoughts. in its most recent statement, the military explained the comments by the armed forces commander, general min aung hlaing, had been misunderstood. he had suggested that if the constitution was not being properly followed — in reference to the military�*s repeated complaints about irregularities in last november's elections — it should be annulled.

job around 347000 americans are known to have died since the pandemic began well that's going to well reynolds he's in the sun jealous foras with 20000000 confirmed cases in the u.s. and that death toll rises saying it certainly appears the pandemic is not in the control toll what's the situation like there. but just say that the situation is not under control hala would be a considerable understatement particularly in places like here in southern california where hospitals are increasingly overwhelmed by code 19 patients and the death toll is rising one prominent california public health epidemiologist likened the situation to a fire tsunami now the latest unwelcome numbers came on new year's day from johns hopkins university which reported 20037000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the united states since the outbreak began and 33346000 deaths in the u.s. that means the number of infections in the u.s. has doubled since the 9th of november just less than 2 months florida became the 3rd state after colorado and california to report a confirmed case of the new more infectious coated $900.0

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. earlier i spoke to catherine belton a special correspondent for reuters and author of putin's people. i asked her why it was so important to find out who owned this mansion... it's very important because alexei navalny did a tremendousjob in releasing this video two weeks ago now which has now had more than 100 million views. he really produced this wonderful video which shows how this palace has kind of been owned by putin for many years. and in fact there was a whistle—blower who first appeared in 2011 who described a scheme how money had been siphoned from a fund for donations for medical equipment and this had been siphoned towards the building of putin's palace and navalny really kind of produced this video whi

to more cases overall more deaths and more pressure on the health care systems overworked heroes rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. uganda's electoral commission is announcing provisional results so if those days the elections right now early results show incumbent a 70 in the lead in the presidential vote with at least 58 percent of the ballots his main challenger bobby wine claims election has been rigged and is told on just the area that his life is in danger after security forces surrounded his home catherine sawyer reports some campout. bubby line shows john against the soldiers deployed around his home he says they raided the house on friday beat up the security guards and arrested some this was after he made allegations of whites played. in the presidential election electoral commission has asked him to back up his claims with evidence our lives are in danger having survived association attempts to become thin trade. i know. still we are being attacked. so yes. if. military officials say the soldiers are around one's home we're following suspicious unknown men who jumped over his fen

contained meanwhile the vaccination drive in the world's hardest hit country is way behind target rob reynolds reports in 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 ame

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 and madrid airport closed. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. twitter has banned donald trump's personal account for good. less than a day after allowing him back onto the platform, following an earlier ban, twitter said that two of his tweets were highly likely to encourage more violence.

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they were not inciting violence. >> reporter: reynolds says he's not stepping down. in fact, he is calling on low and ellenberg to resign their post. he says they haven't been effective in office. no comment from the gop. in a tweet posted late wednesday, it says republicans are unified in condemning the violation of the u.s. capitol. >> and north bay congress nan jared huffman was inside the capitol during the rioting. we spoke with him about the security surrounding the upcoming inauguration. >> we have to quickly stand up in capitol police leadership that the world can have confidence in and other police reenforcements to make sure this is a secure event. it will be a small event in maybe a century or more. but it has to go forward and it has to happen safely. >> congressman huffman supports impeaching president trump. he says he believes it must move forward with urgency. abc news says they will attend joe biden's inauguration. it comes days after pence cert fade election results, defying the blocked biden victory. biden said friday he would welcome pence's victo

with a new record of 3900 deaths recorded on tuesday has reynolds reporting from los angeles . california has entered the darkest days of the pandemic so far a record 74000 new cases of covert 19 were recorded on monday we're likely to experience the worst conditions in january that we face the entire pandemic and that's hard to imagine and the worst is yet to come with many more cases anticipated due to travel and people getting together over the winter holidays we are entering in to now this what we anticipate we anticipate the surge on top of the surge it's going to put a lot of pressure hospitals and i see is coming out of the holidays. county ambulance crews are under orders not to transport patients with little chance of recovery to overburdened hospitals they've also been told to ration oxygen providing it only to the sickest patients oxygen tanks are in short supply in hospitals as well exhausted doctors nurses and hospital staff are buckling under the strain we haven't yet seen a post december surge. if we do. where we are now we will go under the health care system wi

james reynolds, bbc news. this is bbc news. our top stories: the world health organization says any eu export controls on coronavirus vaccines risks prolonging the pandemic. the uk will try to join a trans—pacific trade agreement with 11 countries as part of its post—brexit plan. more than 200,000 people have fled fighting in the central african republic since violence erupted over december�*s election result. that's according to the un's refugee agency who say nearly half of those refugees have crossed into the neighbouring democratic republic of congo. paul hawkins reports. this refugee camp in the democratic republic of the congo has tens of thousands of people who have fled the violence in the central african republic. joseph is 7a years old. translation: i want clean water, medicine, food - and clothes to protect me. something to sleep on. sheets, blankets and cooking utensils. i really miss that. it is the third time he has fled his country because of conflict. translation: there was a war on bangassou and we had -

james reynolds, bbc news. this is bbc news. our top stories: the world health organisation says any eu export controls on coronavirus vaccines risks prolonging the pandemic. the uk will try to join a trans—pacific trade agreement with 11 countries as part of its post—brexit plan. myanmar�*s armed forces have promised to abide by the country's constitution, amid concerns that they may have been preparing to stage a coup. the army said recent comments about the validity of last november's election had been misunderstood. here's our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. after days of some unnerving sabre rattling, the generals of myanmar appear to have second thoughts. in its most recent statement the military explained the comments by the armed forces commander, general min aung hlaing, had been misunderstood. he had suggested that if the constitution was not being properly followed — in reference to the military�*s repeated complaints about irregularities in last november's elections — it should be annulled. bu

james reynolds, bbc news. there's growing concern about the conflict in the central african republic, as rebel forces surround the capital, barnggee. former prime minister martaan zigulae described the situation as "apocalyptic" , with fighting across the country. the un says rebel attacks are blocking humanitarian access, and more than two—hundred— thousand people have now fled their homes. 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. catherine belton is a special correspondent for reuters and author of putin's people. she explains why it was so important to find out who owned this mansion... alexei navalny did a tremendousjob in releasing this video two weeks ago now which has now had more than 100 million views. he really produced this wonderful video which shows how this palace h

cove and 19 the centers for disease control estimates more than 400000 will die by late january rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. opposition figures in central african republic quote last month's election old because of what they're calling numerous irregularities president found stina shown today was reelected with more than 53 percent of the vote but the opposition says half the population were unable to cast ballots because of violence from rebel groups under branding the election a farce last voting in bolivia has killed at least 4 people trench will rain and hail hit the city of supra on monday washing away vehicles and kiosks the city's largest farmer's market was in the worst affected area residents say drains blocked by rubbish meant the flooding once annoyed has become the 1st country in the world where electric cars make up most new vehicle sales new figures show that 54 percent of all their cars purchased last year were electric tax exemptions have made the market more competitive as part of the norwegian government's goal to end the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2025 a dec

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 at least 5 people have died in india after a fire broke out at the world's largest vaccine manufacturer the building was under construction and being erected to boost manufacturing of covert $1000.00 vaccines serum institute of india says production will not be affected the course of the 5 is not immediately clear the company has been contracted to manufacture a 1000000000 tosses of the astra zeneca oxford university vax. lebanon is extending its national lockdown for another week as it coronavirus deaths in infections continue to rise restrictions will now be in force until february 8th doctors are warning that hospital beds at nearing capacity lebanon has seen around $5000.00 infections per day for the past month more than 2000 people have died since you have break began. so ahead here on out 0 civilians are bearing the brunt says rebels in central african republic continue a violent campaign to oust president. denise is a quake victims say help can't come fas

ok rob reynolds the brain is the picture from the sounds of this robot thank you very much indeed well well let's get more on this night from bruce lee he's a professor of health policy and management at the university of new york's school of public health and joins us now via skype it's good to have you had this here on this era as we head into this new year the one glimmer of hope has been these new vaccines that are being ruled today but in the united states that rule light really is quite sluggish why is that do you think that thanks for having me tell us so there's been several issues to one if you look at this day to day cope with 1000 bucks in track or only 12400000 doses have been distributed it is today that's well below the actual number that you need to state the target goal you know $20000000.00 people by the end point when you would need twice as many doses $40000000.00 doses cost to be able to cover that many people with with those it's sort of based so much on top of that oh i did you will pardon me i was going to say it is a supply issue then there is a some management

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you had mentioned reynolds. we had professor reynolds here last month and he gave a talk on the kremlin letters, which is a new book on the wartime correspondence with stalin, both from winston and from franklin. so that is a relatively new and that is also something that sort of opened my eyes. >> that is also elizabeth borg was book on the conference between churchill and roosevelt in 1941 and the atlantic charter. >> last question here from joe. >> thanks again for the presentation, doctor bischof. going back to the travel aspect of all the conferences, was yalta more of a strategic place for stolen in the sense that he could show off the destruction of the east? and then, is it more safe for him, but not just as dangerous for churchill and fdr to travel to these conferences in the soviet union? >> i think yes on both of those. questions. for stalin, he set in a train in moscow and went down to yalta. it was safer. to show off the destruction and to remind his allies that this might have figured in future deb

the way professor reynolds put it, it was made possible by air travel, maybe necessary by weapons of mass destruction. made into household news thereto mass media. let me get a very complete outline and march you through it. his theme is sort of various summit conferences before the yalta summit. in his preliminary marks, he is saying it could have been a peace conference, but it was not. the war was still'. and the military matters had a high place on the conference agenda, he says. and it appears only in retrospect. and he thinks this is probably due to the fact that there was no post world war ii peace con for instance the way that it was ended in world war i. he wants to make a point that many major political issues that were on the yalta agenda like poland, the u.n., like germany, they had been discussed in my summit meetingings. he said most of the issues had been discussed by the big three themselves. so only about, you know, a lit more than a year before yalta. and of course, there was many other conference by lower level diplomats. i would add to his out line that, you know,

james reynolds, bbc news. this is bbc news — our top stories: i our top stories: am lewis vaughan—jones. the world health organization says any eu export controls on coronavirus vaccines risks prolonging the pandemic. the uk will try to join a trans pacific trade agreement with 11 countries as part of its post—brexit plan. more than 200,000 people have fled fighting in the central african republic since violence erupted over december�*s election result. that's according to the un's refugee agency who say nearly half of those refugees have crossed into the neighbouring democratic republic of congo. paul hawkins reports. for more on what's happening in the central african republic i spoke to lewis mudge who is the central africa director at human rights watch. the situation is very bad, the situation is as bad as it has been in the central african republic since i would say 2013 and 2014. this is a landlocked country, and when rebels encircle the capital, that means the capital is cut off. there is a riv

study congress at the oak is on how congressional rules and procedures impact governance and molly reynolds is a major action on house for today will be a vote on house rules package for the hundred 17th congress. what should people know about how democrats want to run the house of the 100 17th. >> it's great to be here and thank you for having me.

james reynolds, bbc news. this is bbc news, our top stories: the world health organization warns that an eu decision to impose export controls on coronavirus vaccines risks prolonging the pandemic. the uk confirms it wants to join the cptpp — the club that represents around 15% of world trade. more than 200,000 people have fled fighting in the central african republic since violence erupted over december�*s election result. that's according to the un's refugee agency who say nearly half of those refugees have crossed into the neighbouring democratic republic of congo. paul hawkins reports. this refugee camp in the democratic republic of the congo has tens of thousands of people who have fled the violence. joseph is 7a years old. translation: i violence. joseph is 74 years old. translation:- violence. joseph is 74 years old. translation: i want clean water, medicine, _ old. translation: i want clean water, medicine, food _ old. translation: i want clean water, medicine, food and - water, medicine, food and

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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.