even at only 26, kimberly realized that and made her promise. which was? >> i saw helene's parents and i just promised them that i would not stop for as long as i was living in doing everything in my power to find helene's killer. >> everything to kimberly that constantly calling detectives, generating press coverage. anything to keep a laser focus on the case. >> i didn't want to see her parents or her sister, or her brother, have to not only deal with just day-to-day living. take some of that burden off of them and for them to feel good that somebody was still actively working on it and keeping that case a life. >> and then, in 1983, the case did seem to gain new life. throughout the 70s and early 80s, a number of serial killers had been grabbing headlines. >> we looked at every serial killer. i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? was he in colorado? so, we even looked at every known serial killer that was active at that time to see if they could possibly have been in colorado. >> and then, there were these two men, henry lee lucas and otis

kimberly, how can they with all the laces? thanks so much. kimberly. well, let's not ring and manisha to keen. he is an international oil, an energy consultant, and also a former senior research office at opec in vienna. you joins us now via skype from london. i'm going to share as kimberly was just saying that these strategic reserves are often used for natural disasters and the like. so can you give us a sense of just how unusual this is? is our new job. so did you reserves were set up in 1900 seventy's after the oil embargo and not all and borrow that there were shortage oil crisis in response to that. they had a volunteer to be the major consumer countries through the international energy agency which was sort of at the time headquarters. and then they would put some oil aside crude and product, different countries outside the commercial reserves of the oil companies, oil industry, and keep it for this purpose. and it is supposed to cover so many days, or weeks and months of consumption. and this is to be use on exceptional cases, like for example,

kimberly thank you for that. kimberly hancock my for a sarah. the white house were early. i spoke to rudy brody, who is the chief executive officer of annotated environment holding. he says the coordinated move will bring some level of civility to oil prices basically. but is it a bite and decision to start releasing from b s. b, r is a very good move and it is one of the strongest moves to dump an inflation a threat if her i'll pick bloss and the, the saudis will not, or would not willing to increase their production resident binding had the 3 choices. ah, one is to ask you as share in the street to start austin there production, this is one to use some of the strategic petroleum body. her reserves that are i don't 714715 1000000 headers. so what they have released now is around 7. and if this is accompanied by india, china, korea, that there's going to give a major stability to the oil, pride ices, and will and give the level of all a prices to an economical, sustainable weight. specially after what we have seen in the cover time. in the world news, ethiopia, the prime m

i white house correspondent that kimberly help, thanks so much. kimberly. while there's still plenty more and here this news are including dutch hospitals, overwhelmed by private 19 infections. the netherlands now moving patients to germany for treatments tragedy and bulgaria. as dozens of people there are killed abbas excellence and will also have the story of the football referee, who is now a refugee, hoping to settle in europe and continue the job. he loves. ah, unto the pandemic now and the world health organization is wanting that europe could face another 700000 deaths from coven 19 by early next year. coven! 19 patients in the netherlands are now being transported across the border to germany, to try to ease pressure on hospitals. weekly infections hit a new record on tuesday, prompting the government to make social distancing mandatory again for all adults. well, let's be to andrew simmons. he's and rotterdam, andrew, tensions there have obviously been running fairly high the protests we've been seeing. but are these rising numbers now changing how

kimberly how can that for us? thanks so much. kimberly. now at least 5 people have been killed off to a passenger in a car and to a crowd in the u. s. city of wilco show in wisconsin. now more than 40 others, including children, were taken to hospitals and happened while people were marching in the cities christmas parade. the driver of the s u. v broke through barriers before going through the parade route at high speed. he has been arrested. moran says at hope's a visit by the head of the international atomic energy agency will be constructive terran is urging i ha raphael grossi to avoid political pressure ahead of the upcoming talks. in vienna. negotiations with wild leaders to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal are set to resume next week. new nuclear watchdog agency though has said its inspectors have not been able to access surveillance footage of nuclear sites since february, march, hunger tor suca. we have always, it was the agents who through men on the path of technical corporation shouldn't love some countries to press ahead with th

kimberly, thanks back. kimberly how kit in washington force was now speak to katrina you in beijing so katrina. how's the chinese government looking at all of them or without some initial opening remarks reported by chinese state media from president she didn't ping, he said that the relationship was at a critical cross words and that he hopes the discussions would result and benefits for both countries. and that they could peacefully co exist. now, i think there is a real sense of quiet optimism from aging and a genuine desire to cooperate and to normalize relations or even get relations back on track is what a state media here has been reporting. and that's a big deal because as kimberly mentioned, this relationship has been characterized by tensions and hostilities since the previous trump administration. so that's the years now over a range of issues. but we have had some very positive steps taken to benefit that relationship in recent weeks. we had at the end of september, huawei tech executive, mung o

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kimberly how can there in washington d. c. thanks so much. kimberly. well, that sounds speak to kristen salumi in new york for us. kristen, it does look like the stock market's a pleased with this continuity yes, the markets have indeed responded favorably here in new york with the s and p index . now up about $43.00 points, that's nearly a percent. the dow jones is up about 3 quarters of a percentage the best day. the market has seen all month and stocks are hitting record territory as well. bank stocks and treasury yields have moved higher on the news of the new fed chiefs almost as soon as the announcement was made even before the markets officially opened in pre market trading. we saw j. p. morgan and morgan stanley, big bags financial institutions moving significantly higher pen jerome policy and as a steady hand out the fed, someone that investors know and trust. particularly as the fed begins to wind down pandemic stimulus programs. and amid rising inflation, consumer prices are the highest, are seeing the biggest increases they've seen in nearl

kimberly, thank you. kimberly, how can life or sit there in washington outside the what house? well, it turned out to cynthia watson, who is in the asia pacific analyst, she joins us live now via zoom from washington. thanks very much for being with us . so let me ask you, 1st of all, what do you, what do you think this particular virtual summit is, is going to achieve? well, i think that the point that your correspondence made of trying to establish some basic parameters is important. but i would also say that i'm afraid the taiwan issue is really going to be hovering in the background. there is concern by the chinese that there are increasing signs that support towards the government and tie bay might lead to actions that beijing could not control. washington, on the other hand, is very concerned because paging increasingly seems to intervening in the taiwan air space and leading to more and more of a tense situation. so i think ty one's going to be a subtext in all of this. how would you, i mean, historically speaking, how would you assess the current state of relations betw

kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly. how can life force in washington now belgium's parliament is said to examine crimes committed during its colonial era. some m p. say it's time to confront atrocities committed in congo barone. d and wander accord in brussels. is considering a lawsuit brought by 5 women who say they were abducted from their families by belgian colonial authorities. al jazeera natasha butler as a story from brussels. the photo shows les tavares as a child in congo in the 1950s. what it doesn't reveal though, is her suffering and pain layer was born on the belgian colonial rule to a white, portuguese father and black congolese mother. but mixed race, couples were forbidden, and the children were considered a threat to white supremacy. so when layer was 2 years old beltran police seized her from her home and placed her in a catholic institution, far away, suffering her from her family and play, come to pass her own pasano mamma and put it when we thought about our mothers. we cried. old to their want thei

kimberly whole kurtz is in washington. d. c. for us. kimberly, what is the euro strategy going into these tones while the united states expecting to work with its partners and allies, namely the european nations that have been working closely with the united states on this issue to make one message clear. and that is, that the window of opportunity for negotiating is not indefinite. in other words, that it cannot be prolonged in the united states will also, if iran takes any what it perceives to be provocative steps that window would close . so the united states is very keen to get to work and get to work quickly. they don't want to see this drawn out over a long period of time. and to that end, what we saw ready is the united states on the sidelines of the g 20 in this past week, having a meeting with some european leaders in order to try and compare notes on ron's nuclear program and also on the path forward. so it's very clear that the united states is looking to do this in partnership ad with the unified voice. okay. kimberly hawk a

kimberly hallett. hello, they kimberly the u. s. is on highland. tell us about the new travel restrictions starting today, and that president jo vitamin speaking light of his alan is right. the u. s. president will be speaking following a meeting with his cove id response team that is underway at this hour at the united states has already put in place and taking effect today. our travel restrictions from 7 countries as well as south africa. this is an effort to try and prevent already cron from showing up in the united states. but the challenges are very apparent to the u. s. i infectious disease specialist given the fact that just north of the border in canada, there already has been a report of 2 individuals who traveled from western africa. we believe from nigeria, not one of the countries currently on the u. s. or even canada's travel restriction lists. and so this really underscores the challenge for public health officials is that even as they put some of these restrictions in place, the genie is already out of the bottle if you will, in term

kimberly, what else did live on the line? have to say that well was a little bit difficult to hear what she was saying there because of you as president biden's helicopter marine one that was on the line there behind her making a lot of noise. so let me clarify some of what she said and talk about what they really discussed in their broader meeting as they sat down. and so, you know, this is coming on the heels of the g 20 meeting where they also had discussions about some of the regional issues that have grave concern to both leaders and well they discussed a wide range of issues. a really was this, that was the focus and, and what they said to that end with respect to the crisis along the belly, mercy and poland border is that the view is that she sees this is more than just a migration issue. she said, in fact i, it's really more of what she called a cynical geopolitical power play. and by that, what she's saying in does what she's alleging is that the russian align bella, ruffian, government is essentially making a power

kimberly. now, staying in the us and the british socialite, glen maxwell is about to go on trial in new york. she's accused of enabling the crimes of sex offender jeffrey epstein. you took his own life 2 years ago while awaiting his trial. maxwell insist that she's innocent and denies any wrong doing. let's speak to gabriel. as under he's following that trial for us in new york. gabriel, after epstein's death, can you talk us through the significance of maxwell's trial now? yeah, it's very significant for multiple reasons. and just to give you an idea of how much interest there is in this trial, it's a little after 9 am. were expecting opening statements momentarily. but people started lining up to get a seat in the court room more than 3 hours ago. about 5 am. well, before sunrise here, journalist observers just interested people in the case, there won't be enough seats in the court room, so there's an overflow room for any extra people that want to want to try to monitor the trial as it goes

kimberly, thank you very much. kimberly hallett. i correspond to the outside, the white house, plenty more ahead here on the news for you, including you are not alone. the message to taiwan is an eyebrows in china. and india is investing heavily in wind and solar power. so why counted when itself off? coal will tell you why. and liberals on beat and start the season continues as they book their place in the champions. the knockout round job will have action in sport ah, europe his back at the epicenter of the global pandemic corona, virus infection rates a higher than in asia and africa combined. that's according to the will health organization's director for europe. doctor hans clerk says, european governments must act now to avoid catastrophe. hospitalization, admission rates due took over 19 more than doubled in one week based on doubly shall europe's latest data. according to one, the label projection. if we stay on this trajectory, we could see another half a 1000000. gov at 19 that's in europe and central asia by the 1st of fe

the 1st let's go to white house correspondent, kimberly how kits in washington's a. kimberly much anticipated this many things. these 2 countries need to discuss where do you stop? well, what we know is starting with the length of this face to face summit, which is not a physical face to face, but a virtual face to face. but this will be about 2 hours long according to the white house, and we should point out these 2 leaders have spoken on the phone before. but there is a feeling that this face to face meeting virtually will allow the to, to iron out some of the differences and also st. work on some of the areas where they believe there might be some agreement. we don't expect that there were to be the biggest, thorny issues of all that will be addressed in terms of trade as well as supply chain issues. but we are expecting that there could be some work in cooperation in the area of addressing climate change. also health security, we even expect that president, she may extend an offer to joe biden, to you as president to attend the winter 2022 olympics. that is somet

kimberly how can live for us in washington d. c. thank you. still in the us and a funeral form, a secretary of state, colin powell has taken place in washington. d. c. pal died last month from $1119.00 complications. us presidents and colleagues gather that the national cathedral, the 84 year old, was also a national security adviser to former president ronald reagan and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, a former president george paige w bush. he was the 1st black person in us history to feel those roles. phil of ella has been covering the memorial outside washington national cathedral, phil, who was there well, he said he wasn't married or anybody who is anybody in politics or has been presidential circles for the last 20 years or so exciting donald trump was hey, i mean to in the last few minutes, general. secondly, paul has left, he's to be taking his final resting place has left about 5 minutes. a company by a huge motorcade for a private family barrier. this was a private private service, but there was a huge gas list. we had the cur

kimberly, thank you very much. kimberly help there. our white house correspondent europe is once again the epicenter of the cubic 19 pandemic. that's the assessment today from the will health organization which says recorded infections are higher than those in asia and africa combined. hospitalization, admission rates do, took over 19 more than doubled in one week based on w. she'll europe's latest data, according to one, the label projection. if we stay on this trajectory, we could see another half a 1000000. gov at 19 bits in europe and central asia by the 1st of february, next year. and 40 city countries in over region will face high 2 extremes, threats on hospital bits. at some point through the same period, john o as more from london 78000000 new infections currently recorded across those 53 countries. that number is higher than the cumulative total of southeast asia, east mediterranean, the western pacific, and the whole of africa. and those numbers mr. clue pointed out a going up by around a quarter of a 1000000 infections every

they kimberly. the u. s. is on high alert. tell us about the new travel restrictions which started today. yeah, that's right. they started today, but were announced a few days ago last week. it is an effort by the united states to try and prevent the 1st cases of the micron barrier from showing up here in the united states, the u. s. president meeting at this hour with his covet response team. and as we're reporting, we'll be talking to the american public after that about how the united states intends to deal with this new variant. what we know is that the president is likely to once again urge the 10s of millions of american still not vaccinated to get to vaccinations as well as a booster. we also know that there are efforts underway by pharmaceutical companies to tweak the existing booster vaccine to address what little they still know about this variant. given the fact that it's not very much and as well. we also know that the u. s. president is expected to stop short of calling for further travel restrictions sticking to

kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly hawk, it is our white house correspondent. well let's discuss this further now with a broad, deeper, rudy, who's the chief executive officer of energy and environment holding his joining us live from doha. thank you very much for being with us, mister brody. what do you make of this decision and the timing of it from the us and other top oil consuming countries? what impact do you see having on the oil market in the short and long term? willy, basically, but it didn't a bite and decision to start releasing from b s. b r is a very good move and it is one of the strongest moves to dump and inflation. the threat if fur or pick bloss and the, the saudis will not. or were not willing to increase their reduction. president biden had 3 choices. one is to ask you as share in best suite to start offs. thing there are production. this is one to use some of the strategic patrol. nobody her reserves that are i don't 714715 1000000 headers. so what they have released now is around 7. and it's this is accompanied by india, china, korea, tha

all right, let's bring in our white house correspondent kimberly help could hello the kimberly . the president tried to reassure americans a short time ago. what more did he have to say during his press conference? the u. s. president did have a message at largely to target the domestic audience, but he did address the criticisms. the u. s. has been facing with regard to vaccine inequality globally view as president in his message under scoring that the united states has shared hundreds of millions of doses of vaccines with 110 countries. and he is calling on the rest of the world to do the same. so the u. s. president certainly addressing some of those criticisms, but at the same time, reassuring americans that there is no need to panic in his view. with regard to this new, highly contagious ami con variant that he believes the science in place in the united states is effective. there is a belief, although it's still not understood fully, that the vaccines that many americans have already received will be able to combat at least the most severe aspects of the disease. but the u.

well, what house corresponding kimberly, how can joins us alive now. uh, so can we were just hearing there from anthony found she what other news a we hearing from the us experts on the, on the chrome variant l. the biden administration. continuing to evaluate, watch this very, very carefully. the headline coming out of the briefing that anthony found she and others participated as part of this ongoing evaluation of it. is that so far a, what they're tracking worldwide with their global partners is so more than $225.00 cases around the world and 20 different countries, but none yet inside the united states. now that doesn't mean it's not already here . it just means it hasn't been spotted yet, and there is this feeling of inevitability. but what we know right now is that this white house and the through at cdc is, well, they are stepping up some of those measures in order to try and spot the very into our micron as soon as they see it or detect it. so what they're doing is really upping the surveillance at airports so they can monitor better the intern

okay, kimberly, how could i bring it up? says 8 from washington, d. c. thank you. kimberly. a jury has been selected in the us state of georgia, in the case of 3 men charged with killing a blackman evidence in the racially charged case for ahmad aubrey. would be heard by 11 white people and one black juror man accused of chasing and killing 25 year old aubrey last year. oh, he was joking. case has drawn national attention. i wasn't surprised. festus. some of what we've already been facing in this case. it's another part of the injustices that we see here in glenn county. not just with this case, but with many. so it's just another part of what we face every day. and b, c reports, a j grey is in brunswick, georgia. i've signed the cords, was a long and very contentious jury selection process 2 and a half weeks to get this 12 member panel as you talk about, there's still a lot of contention over that 11 white jurors, one black jury members, the judge in this case is already set, and i'm quoting here, there appears to be intentional discrimination that by defense attorneys, he

act, that kimberly reference, put money in people's pockets. they are extending the child tax credit, it provided financial relief in ways that helped people with inflation and concerns right. now but what's happened is that they have done a poor job in selling the goods. and they have done a bad job in confronting that right. now they recognize that joe biden and democrats actually provided the extended child tax credit, but they do blend joe biden for something that someone out of his control, which is rising and gas prices. that is a tough position to be in, to be blamed for something that you have little control over, and for having no credit for something you have done. what they have to do is, they have to talk of the recovery. which is happening. when we talk about 500 plus jobs created last month, they have to chalk it up without seeming like there is a catch from the reality of people struggling to afford basic day-to-day items. tuition costs, grocery costs -- and that's really hard to do. especially when you are not the president. bec

i want has correspondent, kimberly help. it has more. i well has a lot to do with the timing of the american thanksgiving holiday. this is a holiday that americans typically get into their cars and they drive great distances. and the problem is right now, some people can't do it because the gas price.

. >> kimberly olson was one of them. kimberly formed a very intimate relationship with ernie scherer. met him in september 2008 six months after his parents'murder. she was at a casino in mesquite, nevada. >> he came over and said he needed a pretty girl to blow on the dice at his craps table. he was a smooth talker. >> now, that's a line. >> it is. i fell for it. >> from day one, said kimberly, their relationship was based on honesty, full disclosure, all the dirty laundry. >> he would tell me stories about his wife and his girlfriend and going back and forth and i told him he was a jerk. i think he knew he made a lot of mistakes. >> of course ernie also told her about his parents'murder. >> he missed his parents. he would tell me stories about him and his father, he'd get teary eyed about it. >> kimberly got to know ernie, she said, very, very well. >> if you can drive through texas with someone and not want to strangle them in the middle of texas, you can get to know someone very well. he was really sweet. >> and even

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disagreements, as kimberly mentioned, on everything from trade, technology, and human rights, what is happening in hong kong and she and john. there is a lot at stake, but we have seen in recent months some positive steps. we had the second phone call between xi and biden where they decided to try to make sure this rivalry does not descend into conflict. we had recently a surprise joint declaration between the two countries where they agreed to tackle climate change together, which was a surprising and significant statement and a show of rare unity. there is a lot of positive things they could possibly discuss, but at the same time we have to take a reality check. there are also real disagreements that seem almost impossible to resolve. the u.s. has been quite anxious about china's increasing activity in the south china sea. they have been continuing freedom of navigation operations conducted by the u.s. and other western powers, and of course we have taiwan, an issue china sees as a redlined issue. last week we had a group of u.s. politicians go to taiwan and there have been various

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our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett explains the timing of the announcement. i will has a lot to do with the timing of the american thanksgiving holiday. this is a holiday that americans typically get into their cars and they drive great distances. and the problem is right now, some people can't do it because the gas prices are just too expensive, it's cost prohibitive for them. so that, that's one reason. another reason is in addition to the rising gas prices, what we're seeing are empty shelves in the united.

the cares act that kimberly referenced putt money in people's pockets. it provided financial relief in ways that helped people with inflationary concerns but the white house did a fairly poor job selling the good they have done and con fronting the bad that is presented to them right now. few people in polls recognize that joe biden and democrats actually provided the extended child tax credit but they do blame joe biden for something that someone out of the control which is rising gas price just that's an untenable political situation. and so the white house now is in a position to try to thread the needle and the other thing to do which is very difficult is to talk up the recovery which is happening with a 500,000 plus jobs created in the last month. talk it up without seeming like they're struggling with understand grocery costs and that's hard to do especially when you're not in a president rm year to communicate for every democrat and not on the same wavelength. those are the hurdles that the white house has in addition to trying to keep manchin on

joining me is kimberly crenshaw executive director with the african-american policy forum and she is also a law professor at columbia university and ucla and host of the podcast intersectionality matters, and she is one of the co-founders of critical race theory. given what we saw in virginia, let's talk about this academic legal theory you helped co-found in the '80s now on everyone's lips yet a lot of the haters admit they don't know what it is. listen to tucker carlson on fox. just this past week. >> i've never figured out what critical race theory is to be totally honest. after you're talking about it. they are teaching some races are morally superior -- >> kimberly, can you briefly for our nonacademic viewers and for tucker carlson define what critical race theory is and is not? >> well, thank you so much for asking that question, since so many people don't have a clue, yet they know they're against it. critical race theory is more of a way of looking at the world we have inherited after a legacy of segregation, slavery, manifest destiny, of genocide. it basically links contempo

kimberly, thank you very much for that. kimberly hock at live at the white house in to india now, or the government is building the last of major a for alpha major 4 major tunnels in indian administered kashmir. official sate will be the countries long as pass for vehicles. they'll connect areas that are usually cut off during winter time, but as part of me, me tar reports, a project has proven controversial, highly emiliano. these men are building a tunnel in freezing temperatures. and in some of the worlds toughest to read is very, very challenging. no, the temperature is going out into diggity. i'm got expertise that m brazil goes minus 25 degrees. so within the span of $15.00 to $20.00 days, i'm replying to continue over to what the zoji latan and indian administered kush. me will be one of the longest in asia and drawn between the lead off region and the kush, me valley. it's an area that is both politically sensitive and strategically important, the valleys and push me to my control is divided between india and pakist

the white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has moved. i will, has a lot to do with the timing of the american thanksgiving holiday. this is a holiday that americans typically get into their cars and they drive great distances. and the problem is right now, some people can't do it because the gas prices are just.

okay, kimberly whole could 3rd bringing up sustains from washington. d. c. kimberly, thank you. well, iran wants us sanctions lifted in return for compliance with the agreements. the original agreement assigned to 2015 and was designed to limit to her on the nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions for these but in may 2018 then president donald trump withdrew the u. s. and began re imposing sanctions in november last year. the i. e abel postage around stock, pile of enriched uranium, had reached 12 times the permission levels. and a pool in direct talks began in vienna to bring the u. s. and yvonne back into compliance with the j. c. p. u a. the next day wrong began with enriching uranium. up to 60 percent was 6 rounds of talks were held in vienna. they concluded in june to life a presidency for him. right. you see to form a new government's will. joining us now from fairfax virginia is treated policy. he's executive vice president quincy institute is good to have you, withers, given the situation with do you think any kind of breakthrough in this next round of talks is even

clearchoice dental implants solved her dental issues. [ kimberly ] i feel so much better. i feel energized to go outside and play with my daughter. i can ate anything. like, i don't have to worry. clearchoice changed my life. ashley: welcome to fox news live. i'm ashley strohmier. president biden is spending his 79th birthday in wilmington, delaware. his approval rating continues to slide. the latest fox news poll shows only 42% of americans approve of his job performance. two months ago his approval rate was 49%. scoops up cash fell from an armored truck on a freeway in carlsbad, california. many people returned the money immediately, but some hit the road with the stolen cash. judge jeanine: remember last september when biden knowing none of the facts of the case suggested rittenhouse was a white supremacist. senator tom cotton and others demanded he offer a public apology for his rush to judgment. >> stand by your past comments relating to white supremacy? >> i stand by what the jury concluded. the jury system works and we have to abide by it. judge jeanine: later in th

but 1st let's go to the white house where a corresponding company hall, curtis, kimberly. so the summit just completed what was the u. s. president hoping to convey to the chinese president yeah, we're waiting to hear from the white house. they are expecting to hold a call with reporters to give us a sense of what was discussed in this meeting. it did go on longer than we expected . we were told to be about 2 hours. # by my count, it's more about 3 and a half hours. so we do know that there was a lot to talk about and appears that they used every minute to cover some of the issues that seem to be and dividing the 2 presidents. what we know is that this was not expected to be a color rather of a face to face virtual visit. that would bring about any big deliverables. for example, they weren't expected to resolve their tray differences. they were expected to resolve some of the supply chain issues that had been plaguing. a the united states, but instead the u. s. president said that this was about establishing guard rails as he called it, in other words, making sure that tho

white house correspondent, kimberly, how could reports? good morning, folks. following a briefing by his coven response team given us president joe biden addressed the american public, urging them not to be alarmed by the new varied army crime. this for, it is a cause for concern, not a cause for pen. you assigned to, sir, already evaluating army con, but it made, it could take weeks before it's known if the current covered vaccines provide enough protection. still, biden, once again, urge the 10s of millions of americans not yet vaccinated to get fully vaccinated. and a booster, you have to get the shot, you have to get to get the booster if you're a sooner or later. we're going to see cases of this new very here in the united states will have to face this new threat to. so we faced those that come before us announced restrictions last week for travelers from 7 countries. plus south africa were army crime was 1st attacked, it biden's also not ruling out new restrictions depending on the degree of army cross spread. however, he insist for now there will be no

first, let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly hall could kimberly, a few years have passed since that deal with farm was signed. was the u. s. deciding to make this move know at will the u. s. made this announcement on the heels of a meeting between a national security council representative for latin america as well as officials in columbia and a part of the reason that this designation his being lifted now is the fact that the united states continues to conduct work in this area and is having difficulty doing so given the fact that the designation of terror against the, the fark organization was still in place despite that 2016 peace accord being signed. and the more than $10000.00 members laying down their arms and particularly, and some of those areas where those members are still living, that has made us peace efforts and aid efforts difficult. so that is one of the reasons that the other rationale behind the, by the ministrations lifting of this designation is the fact that it really is not a unified organization any more in the eyes of the bite in white house. and so

kimberly how could live for us in washington, d. c. plenty more head on this news hour, including china, threatens to stop people whose support tie one's independence from entering the mainland. where in costa rica, where tens of thousands of nicaraguan farmers have fled after being branded enemies of the state and in sport, the n b. a launch an investigation into the phoenix suns owner over allegations of racism and massaging ah, china is battling it's most wide spread covered 19 outbreak since the virus was 1st identified in whoo, han last year. the country is recorded more than 900 cases since last month. officials have maintained a 0 tolerance approach to the pandemic defending the use of severe and sudden locked downs. katrina, you reports from badging. it's supposed to be the happiest place on earth. but earlier this week, the dizzy land theme park in shanghai became a temporary prison. authorities promptly shot exit after a visitor from the previous day tested positive for covered 1934000 guests, but prevented from leaving be

white house correspondent, kimberly how get reports. the leaders of the world's 2 biggest economies sat face to face for the 1st time using their virtual summit as a way to reset points of pension in their relationship. we need to establish a common sense guard rails, to be clear and honest, where we disagree and work together. we're interest intersect, especially on vital global issues like climate change. for years, the united states is accused china of economic and defense provocations that include disrupting global trading practices. that hurt american businesses were recently stepping up military incursions near taiwan. president, chill bite and said recently, the u. s. would defend taiwan in any conflict. but in tuesday summit, he also told the chinese president, the us was committed to a one china policy and to pose any change in taiwan status. president, she's in peg referred to by them as an old friend. same china and the u. s. need to increase communication and cooperation to make sure what's in china and the united states sho

kimberly, how could i, kimberly, what else to live on the line have to say well, this meeting comes the heels of the 2 leaders meeting at the g 20 in italy. and then of course the u. s. climate summit that took place in glasgow. and while we know there was a wide range of topics that were discussed, there's no question that the balkans turmoil was a key part of the discussion. and you heard there the e president talking about how they view this crisis and what the next steps might be. now, in terms of the prices itself, she was very clear to say that the view of both the e o in the united states is that this is not a migration crisis. what she said specifically is that this is an issue of russia, a line bell, a roof it's action she called authoritarian and the intent to destabilize it's neighbors. so to that end, well, she did not mention bella ruth or russia by name. she said that this crisis is part of a broader campaign of misinformation. she said and also of cyber attacks. now, in terms of the response, she was very clear that european countries will not allow this to happen. they w

all right, kimberly, how could up the white house? thank you. sales account this half hour. the u. k raises it's tara threat level, after taxi explodes outside a livable hospital and new delhi on red alert. india's capital considers going into locked down if it can't get rid of it. smog ah with every now again the antarctic is restless and sent some code and northwards towards australia and it did so in tasmania. you can see the result of all these sharon still around that fatty kodak but it's snowed in tasman. he's not that unusual except i must remind you. it is spring. so that is quite unusual. now that cold has been pushed across tasmania towards new zealand was producing a huge amount is known south ireland, but it's leaving behind a warming trend. 50 in hobart, but 16 in melbourne is a few showers around. mostly it's a brightest looking days. okay. and purse as well, but if you follow the wind, that wouldn't feel it brings you up into the tropics, and i think it'll be fairly sundry over it on the coast of queens and, and maybe as far south as sydney looks fairly dry. now what

i thank you very much for the update to kimberly, how could live for us today say thank you. a rom says it's determined to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal, as talks resumed in vienna, representatives from russia, china, germany, france, and the u. k. a sitting down with iranian officials, the us is there, but only holding talks indirectly talk stalled. in june, after the election of a runs president abraham bracy, tehran, one sanctions to be lifted in return for limits on its nuclear program. china's president has promised african nations 1000000000 corona virus vaccines and increased economic assistance. a 2 day summit is underway in synagogue. china is africa's largest trading partner with $119000000000.00. the meeting takes place after a recent visit by us secretary of state to boost cooperation. nicholas hark is following the summons. it's something that's very important, not just for china, but for african country is also present virtually as the president of south africa, the head of the african union. and obviously the host president lucky solve and on everybody's mind.

kimberly guilfoyle says, so far she has not received any official requests from congress. her attorney tells propublica she had nothing to do with approving speakers or fundraising for that january 6th rally. there are also developments into two of the most closely watched trials in the nation right now. closing arguments set for monday in the trial of the three white man accused of killing ahmaud arbery. both sides rested their cases this afternoon, after a day in which one of the defendants admitted under cross examination that arbery had not shown a weapon overbleach right and him. he said he hadn't spoken at all before he was gunned down. and in kenosha, wisconsin, jurors in the kyle rittenhouse trial, appear to be focusing on instructions about the charges. the panel deliberated for thursday with no verdict. sources tell nbc news that the fda maybe hours away from signing off on pfizer and moderna vaccine boosters for all adults in the u.s.. that decision is expected to come as soon as tomorrow. with that, let's bring in our lead off guest this thursday night, philip

she and kimberly make up exactly half the team that host the podcast sisters in law. good evening and welcome to you all. 20 subpoenas going out from the 1/6 committee. who should be nervous tonight? >> you know, everybody should be nervous, brian, because one thing this committee has shown with the pace of its work is that they are going full steam ahead. they have fleshed out the committee staff. they have people who, for instance, are experienced with financial investigations. so some of the people that they've interviewed are probably people whose names we have heard, but others may well be people who were behind the scenes, people who understand, for instance, how money moved that funded bringing people to washington for these events. it's clear that the committee is no holds barred at this point. >> sam, this big house vote tomorrow, give us please for our viewers a preview and give us some real-world expectations. >> so we've been doing this road twice before where it looked like there was going to be a vote on the physical infrastructure bill only for the hous

we're burning ballots across the street at the crematory. >> kimberly, that seems like a harbinger of the conspiracy theories that we are now inundated with around this election, because of moments like that. >> absolutely. when there are -- when there's no uniform source of information, information sources are diversified, and when so much misinformation is just being feudal into this election and the past several elections, that's what happens, people believe what they want to believe. they believe far-fetched things as long as it confirms their own biases. that's where you see that kind of thing run wild. and that's what we're seeing today. people are dug into their corners and believing whatever supports their side. >> kimberly atkin stork, olivia nuzzi, thank you so much. we're using the hashtag fourseasonstotal. so please join in. i'm ayman mohyeldin. good night. >>> today on "velshi," news of the omnicron covid variant is coming in fast as more countries confirm cases and drug companies rush to test their vaccines against it. we'll have the very latest from a top biden administ

and so i want to thank the san francisco state university board of directors and chair kimberly brandon for supporting this program. we couldn't have done it without them. we are so proud to be here today to join the san francisco department of public health, the mayor's office and san francisco unified schools in partnering to make sure we get vaccinated. it has been a pleasure to be a president of a university in which the mayor and the department of public health led the nation in its response to the pandemic. not just the state, but the nation. and this is just another step in that direction. the san francisco state, we took the need to get vaccinated very seriously and all of my appeals, we've required vaccination for in-person activities in the fall. we went further modelling ourselves after the city and the department of public health. we require that our students provide actual proof of vaccination. we would not let them in a class on the first monday of classes had they not provided that proof of vaccination and just as we keep talking about our young people leading the way, ou