no, we went out there with bethany haines, the daughter of david haines, the murdered aid worker, and the reason we were there was because we wanted to follow her journey. she had this invitation from the kurdish authorities to go and to see some of the locations that were significant in her father's story. because although his execution site has never been officially located, one estimate says it was near here. she has studied the landscape in his execution video so many times before, and finally she's now here. she can't be certain, but this does look familiar. it would definitely be the hills with the tracks because that's really evident in the video that there's a track going down behind him. it makes you just want to go off and try and find him, which is something that i can't do. but to know it's somewhere out there, it does provide a bit of comfort. we were there, we got essentially a tap on the shoulder by the kurdish authorities. we were given the opportunity to meet elsheikh and kotey. and without going into too much detail, what did they say to you in those interviews? well

no, we went out there with bethany haines, the daughter of david haines, the murdered aid worker, and the reason we were there was because we wanted to follow her journey. she had this invitation from the kurdish authorities to go and to see some of the locations that of the locations that were significant in her father's story. because although his execution site has never been officially located, one estimate says it was near here. she has studied the landscape in his execution video so many so many times before, and finally she's now here. she can't be certain, but this does look familiar. it would definitely be the hills with the tracks because that's really evident in the video that there's a track going down behind him. it makes you just want to go off and try and find him, which is something that i can't do. but to know it's somewhere out there, it does provide a bit of comfort. we were there, we got essentially a tap on the shoulder by the kurdish authorities. we were given the opportunity to meet elsheikh and kotey. and without going into too much detail, what did they say to

haines: thank you, shir. thank you for facilitating the one you did in arkansas and the -- from my understanding of the director of the national counterintelligence and security center that participated it went very well. i think it was hopefully effective for the folks that attended. this is something that we do as a matter of course. we look to facilitate these types of events. we have den them around the country. many times they are facilitated by members of congress we work with the f.b.i. in those sishes and also with the department of homeland and try to do it in a way that's useful and just basically providing information that helps educate both state and local authorities as well as the private sector and other who was an interest in these issues. so look forward to doing additional ones as people -- mr. crawford: we have members on both sides of the aisle who would like to replicate that are there metrics in place to ensure ncsc and others are focused on such outreach? ms. harvetion ines: we report o

i have a question for director haines. last year the gao conducted a review of the progress towards a more diverse workforce finding the percentages of minority staff were still, quote, well below benchmarks in the federal workforce and civilian workforce. the gao also found only 3 of 17 intelligence community elements had current, complete strategic plans. what has changed since then? and are you using the gao recommendations as part of your own strategic plan? and then, also, i'm working off of the packet that i assume you all handed over to us on page 5, the demographic diversity in the ic, and following up on the point that representative speier made, the most underrepresented group in the intelligence community and in the federal workforce is the latino community by far. latinos make up about 18.6% of the population and 7% of the ic. i mean, it's a huge gap. so what specifically -- and i would ask you, because that's the largest gap by far, to prioritize hiring, recruiting, promoting latinos in the intelligence commun

haines. again, thank you for your assistance with facilitating the event i mentioned before. i would ask you how is odni postured to support more ci out reach events such as the one you helped to facilitate in my district? >> thank you, sir. first of all, thank you for facilitating the one that you did in arkansas and from my understanding from the director of the national counter intelligence and security center that participated mr. orlando it went well and i hope it was effective for the folk that is attended. this is something we do as a matter of course. we have look to facilitate these types of events. we've done them around the country. many times they are facilitated by members of congress. we work with the fbi and also the department of homeland. we try to do it in a way that's useful and providing information that helps to educate state and local authorities as well as the private sector and others who have an interest. look forward to doing additional ones. >> excellent. we have me

errin haines is back. also joining us, frank figliuzzi, a former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence. and the aforementioned michigan attorney general, dana nessel, is here. madam attorney general, first, tell me, we'll get into whether or not there are questions of criminality, but is this standard rhetoric on the election denial gop running for office in michigan side? >> it is now. and in fact, i specifically asked that the michigan republican party denounce and condemn the language of this candidate for governor and candidate for state senate and they specifically refused to, and in fact, i have three opponents running against me for michigan attorney general who would be charged with enforcing election laws. they have remained completely silent on this. and that is terrifying. >> and just on the acts themselves, so, these are aspiring politicians telling people to pull out the plugs on voting machines. the crime seems pretty obvious, right, tampering with election equipment. there's some au

let's as being naive political haine, she's outside a hospital in counseling and in maryland's we've got this as senate hearing on going at a in the capital. but keith, tell us what it's like on the grounds right now, because there are reports that hospitals in the us to coming on to real pressure. incredible pressure, more pressure than they been since the started this pandemic what 2 years ago now. so there's the politics of the hearing, and the each side is going to try and score political points. but what the priestly matters here is what's happening in places like this. this is a hospital behind me in maryland several times in the last couple of weeks they've had to simply send out a notice to ambulances. you can't come here, try to find somewhere else. we're simply out of beds. one of the big problems has been staffing during the 2 years of this pandemic. we're seeing lots of nurses, doctors, therapists. they're simply quit, they're burned out, they can't do it anymore. so there's a very much smaller pool to choose from, and now they're getting sick. and the cdc, during the hea

one senate is proposing a potential compromise is pascal haine, reports from washington a massive show of force tanks, artillery more than 100000 russian troops. the u. s. military says, this is now a strong enough force to take over the country of ukraine. on monday, the un security council will put the issue front and center with the u. s. ambassador saying she will try to make russia feel isolated in the world. our voices are unified and calling for the russians to explain themselves. we're, we're going to go in the room prepared to listen to them, but we're, we're not going to be distracted by their propaganda. and the ukranian ambassador to the u. s. is hoping to rally the international community as well. with a warning, if ukraine will be further attacked by russia, of course, they will not stop in india after ukraine, but with russia able to veto any action at the un. this is likely to be more theatre than a solution. but one prominent us senator has a new suggestion saying the u. s. can't given to russia's demands that ukraine will not join nato, but ukraine can, but it's his d

director haines: thank you, chairman. so, yes, there is, obviously, a split that we've seen in administrative and support roles where there's a concentration of essentially both women and minorities in those areas. it is -- i don't -- i couldn't give you for odni but we should do that. what the split would be, in other words, what would the difference be within the senior ranks. others may have information about their particular agencies. and departments. the -- one of the challenges here i think as you identified is the fact that we need to actually promote throughout the community in all different fields the diversity that we expect to see. and something that we have been looking at is how we actually do the hiring and whether or not we're actually promoting all fields in that context. so when i go to florida international university, for example, which happens to be an i.c. center of academic excellence, one of the things that they do is they take a competed grant and they develop curricula that actually promotes i.c.

announced that a small number of american soldiers will be deployed to eastern europe soon. patty co hain reports for washington. another sign of how serious the u. s. thinks the threat rush opposes to ukraine. the u. s. president announced he's moving us forces to the region. where have you decided how soon you would be moving you extra? eastern europe. all when movies you us through for europe or the nato countries. in the near term, not a lot. he's likely talking about the 8500 troops that were put on stand by to deploy most headed to bolster nato's quick reaction force. but he's also said he has no intention of sending us troops to ukraine. and a new tone from the pentagon, given the type of forces that are arrayed, the ground maneuver forces, the artillery, the ballistic missiles, the air forces, all of it packaged together. if that was on leashed on ukraine, it would be significant, very significant. and it would result in a significant amount of casualties. and you can imagine what that might look like in dense urban areas, along roads and so on and so forth. it would be horrified,

liz: i know you guys have raised prices over at hain celestial by depending on the product bias much as 8%. what goes into deciding as you look at you guys have so many brands, earth's best, garden of eaten, i should know these by heart, i eat so many of them, celestial tea, what do you take into account when deciding how much to raise a price on a product? >> well certainly, we look at what the inflation is by product , because obviously, the ingredients are different by brand, and so the cost inflation is different by brand, but then we also look at consumer elasticity in terms of what we think the response will be if we do raise prices, we try and offset again as much cost as possible. we look at our position cocompetitively. we want to make sure that we stay within a certain price range of our competitive set, and we try and find parts of the business that we think are going to be less elastic so that maybe certain channels or certain sub-segments of the business where we think the consumer response will be more favorable, so for example, on a brand where i am the lowest price of

supply chain disruptions and potentially rising labor costs mark schiller is the president and ceo of hain celestial, a global organic food and natural products company how are you, welcome, first of all. how are you dealing with inflation and have you been able to get your arms around it pass on, take price hikes where you need to? >> thanks for having me on today. inflation is ecertainly hitting us across the board. packaging, ingredients, transportation the good news is we have a robust productivity machine. we try to off set as much inflation with internal productivity and beyond that, we've been very surgical pricing to make sure that we are doing things that are not going to jeopardize people's interest in our brands, but that we're able to recoup as much of the inflation as possible >> an analyst note that i saw made reference to a risk that if a nationwide vaccine mandate takes effect for large businesses, it is tied up in the courts now i guess, that could pose a real problem for lots of companies. how hard would it hit yours? >> well, we certainly encouraging earn to get vaccinat

terry haines of pangaea policy is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the economy in march looks like it does today, and the outlook is similar. and of course, there's uncertainty around that. i would support moving the funds rate up at that meeting and starting to move back from some of the extraordinary accommodation we needed earlier in the pandemic. alix: that was cleveland fed president loretta mester speaking about an hour ago, and how the fed tames inflation just one of the topics today on capitol hill when powell is set to testify before the banking committee before his reconfirmation hearing. sherrod brown currently giving his opening remarks, talking about how powell has shown the leadership to meet challenges. will he get reconfirmed? terry haines, pangaea policy founder, joins us now. you had a note that said you only see a 60% chance that powell gets reconfirmed. that is definitely out of consensus. what is behind your call? terry: a couple of things. one is simply that this is one of these rare hearings where the

medical haine, al jazeera. ah . this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. north korea has testified. what's all to me? it's longest range missile since 20. 17 sunday's launch was young eggs 7th this month. the u. s. and japan say north korea has violated un resolutions done. don't go to court because we were to have some commit. north korea's activities, including the consecutive firing of ballistic missiles, is a great threat to the peace of our nation. the region and the international society firing such a high intensity ballistic missile violates the united nations security council. and we strongly protested to north korea. voting is underway in portugal snapped general election was called after a blocked spending bill brought down the minority socialist government. but it's unlikely any party will win an upright majority. in northern ireland, the families of those killed on buddy sunday are holding a walk of remembrance. it's 50 years since british troops opened fire on civilians killing 14 people. this is dary, where the massacre happened was one of th

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all my friends who have children, they had to haines, will they, children? during the look down, the bbc shoot, amina educational programming every day, and that snaps into action extremely quickly when the 1st sound down was announced . and yet these appearances could not have done their job. they could not have hinesville their children properly, hadn't now been for the b, b, c. news programs on the b, b. c had a huge optic in view, a ship unless the ship during the most difficult period of the pan down. there is another 861 people this denies. obviously the b b, c, a still a place that a bulk of the british population turned to at times of great crisis. and i think the bbc did quite well in, in, in promoting yourself saying, look at these things we've done by going after the bbc boris johnson is pitting his reputation. that of a serial liar, a locked down partier against that of a news organization entering. it's 100th year of existence. it should be no contest . and it's just one of johnson's diversionary tactics. he's also called in the military to stem

all my friends who have children, they had to haines, will they? children during the lockdown, mitsubishi shoot, amena educational programming every day. and that snapped into action extremely quickly when the 1st meltdown was announced. and yet these appearances could not have done their job. they could not have hinesville their children properly, hadn't now been for the b, b, c. news programs. on the b, b. c had a huge optic in view, a ship unless the ship during the most difficult period of the pan down there is another $861.00 people is obviously the b, b, c, a still a place that a bulk of the british population turned to at times of great crisis, and i think the bbc did quite well in promoting yourself saying look at these things we've done by going after the bbc boris johnson is picking his reputation. that of a serial liar, a locked down party, are against that of a news organization entering. it's 100 year of existence. it should be no contest. and it's just one of johnson's diversionary tactics. he's also called in the military to stem the

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her son received it now tommy and kit chest haines. they said they'd pay for an ambulance, but they got told there was going to be a chill out. like i was actually told us to sit down, but there was no way to say that people were standing outside normally. that part, you know, given a week 9 leave, wow. well, i was still got my given my whole symptoms and i'm only wasn't able to spell it and i need to be told we have to wait for was a come across to me in a galway teach down in europe. stop, stay in before and i bridge to come to. yeah, that is, you know, i'm not the one that fast a lot of lunch because of nash. the disastrous situation in a ne norman barker's mother describes, is only worsening videos of which is claimed show ambulance is lined up outside hospitals waiting to deliver patients comes as research published earlier this month by the emergency medicine journal. finds that the case national health services struggling to meet the demand for treatment. according to the study, more than 40 percent of u. k. hospitals failed to

committee has met your question, federal officials on how they've been handling the pandemic particle haine. as the latest on the situation with a call with another new coded record in the us. more than 145000 people hospitalized with the virus. i'm still u. s. president joe biden is sounding optimistic on comp and over on the right track. thank you. other polls show much of the country, disagree. one problem, testing this is boston and here in missouri long lines to get a test and results are taking longer to come back very where we've been, it's been a lot like this is what testes looks like in most of the country. the other option at home tests, but they are expensive and really hard to find. same with masks, the government says i'm a crohn means everyone needs better masks if you can find and afford them. so some local government, you have begun giving en route. i was just going to get the mask. i can't find anyone and was like a nightly by just so expensive. oh, take 2 or 3 weeks to get on. at this senate, hearing the focus was supposed to be on how to make it all better, but it often

and we think a diplomatic outcome is the way to go here, or practical haine joins live now from washington dc parties. our president biden says he'll be deploying a small number of us troops to eastern europe and nato countries. and what he's called a near term. what more do we know? well, not unexpected. it seems that the vital ministration every day is taking another slight step just to sort of show how serious they think this is. we believe this is probably coming with the traveling press. president joe biden traveled to pennsylvania today, and so we're starting to see alerts from the truck. the reporters, who we believe are traveling with him. that he had said that in the near term, he will be moving those troops. now we don't know if it's going to be that 8500 that you mentioned that have been put on basically fast, ready alert. that means pack your safe, be ready to go at a moment's notice. those unit units mostly in europe, have been notified. so what they would do is they would send them to eastern europe to nato countries. the president said pretty clearly that he has no intention

as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia as one particle haine, al jazeera washington in ukraine itself. the president is urging the us not to escalate the tensions with russia, followed him. as in ski, says, talks of an imminent russian invasion may be exaggerated. we do not see a bigger escalation. yes, the truth numbers have gone up, but i was talking about the same thing in 2021. when there were drills in the russian federation, there was a big build up. we were supported by the us. europeans called on russia to pull back. i don't think the situation is more intense than that time in early 2021. there was no such coverage of ukraine at that time to the east. now where we have charles strafford, who's been monitoring the situation from the nist area, is under the control of russian backed rebels. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has been speaking to the media, both international and local journalists in kia. it seems very much that the ukrainian prison does trying to stamp is all 40 on this crisis mentioning that sir, ukraine would not accept any kin

meaning this may be the sound of the city for a while to come. paddle haine al jazeera, the u. k. national health services starting to roll out vaccines for vulnerable children between the ages of $5.11, they will receive a new pediatric version of the pfizer biotech vaccine, which was approved by the government last month. infections are currently high among school children in england. boat in portugal, heading to the pulse in the coming hours for a snap election was cold last month after a blocked spending bill brought down the minority socialist government and as adam rennie reports him, there's been many vote of the doubtful leaving. this will lead to an effective government green grocer. pedro gomez says his business, one of small margins has gotten even tougher. the past 2 years, he hopes portugal snap election on sunday leads to a political consensus that propels portugal out of the pandemic right now. businesses are being strangled by higher taxes more than ever and it's been hard to cope with that. and ever since cove, it had been crisis over crisis. and for small busi

as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia as well. technical haine, al jazeera, washington and ukraine itself, the president of urging the us not to escalate tension with russia flawed him. as an in sky says, talk of an imminent russian invasion may be exaggerated. we do not see a bigger escalation. yes, the truth numbers have gone up, but i was talking about the same thing in 2021. when there were drills in the russian federation, there was a big build up. we were supported by the us. europeans called on russia to pull back. i don't think the situation is more intense than that time and early 2021. there was no such coverage of ukraine at that time. people in ukraine near the border with russia had told the elders there the above the living with the threat of invasion for years. so that's go live to hold on. don't need, who is in kiev, how to do the people you've been speaking to then agree with the president assessment. what certainly, i mean there is a when you arrive in east in ukraine and you speak to people, they seem quite black that they are goin

as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia. particle haine, al jazeera washington. i mean all the russian foreign minister says his country does not want war, but won't allow its interest to be ignored by the west. so again, now, brahms expected to meet his us counterpart again in the coming weeks to try to deescalate the crisis doors. such a barrier has more from russia, naval strengths on full display in the black sea part of regular drills it carries out throughout the year. and in the country, southwest, more troops and military hardware are taking part in live fire exercises. but russia has dismiss u. s. warnings. it is about to invade ukraine. use vehicles, alicia authorities. there won't be a war as far as it depends on the russian federation. we don't want to war, but we won't let our interest be rudely traveled on and ignored. you thought your girl is could, should you possibly new the u. s. has rejected all the russian security proposals for the last 2 or 3 years. now they're putting the same things on the table. in other words, they're borrowi

l. zero's patty co. haine reports. another new coded record in the us. more than 145000 people hospitalized with a virus on still you as president joe biden is sounding after me. stick on top of your on the right side, back. yeah. hold show much of the country, disagreed one problem. casting this is boston and here in missouri long lines to get a test and results are taking longer to come back. everywhere we've been, it's been a lot like this is we're testing looks like in most of the country, the other option at home tests. but they are expensive and really hard to find. same with masks, the government says i'm a crohn means everyone needs better masks. if you can find and afford them, so some local government, you have begun giving en route. i'm just going to get the mask. i can't find anyone and was like a 95. just sold spencer. oh, take 2 or 3 weeks they did on at this senate hearing the focus was supposed to be and how to make it all better. but it often got contentious with republicans launching personal attacks on the nation's chief covet adviser,

l 0 is patty co. haine reports another new coded record in the us. more than 145000 people hospitalized with the virus. i'm still u. s. president joe biden is sounding after me on top of the over on the right side . thank you. polls show much of the country, disagree. one problem casting. this is boston and here in missouri, long lines to get a test and results are taking longer to come back. everywhere we've been, it's been a lot like this is we're testing looks like in most of the country, the other option at home tests. but they are expensive and really hard to find. same with masks, the government says i'm a crown means everyone needs better masks if you can find and afford them. so some local government, you have begun giving en route. i was just going to get the mask. i can't find anyone and was like, ok maybe by just so expensive. take 2 or 3 weeks they did on at this senate hearing the focus was supposed to be and how to make it all better. but it often got contentious with republicans launching personal attacks on the nation's chief cobit ad

security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls russia's threatening behavior protocol hain is more from washington dc on what to expect from monday's meeting. unlikely or accomplished anything since russia has the veto power? i think what the u. s. is going to be looking at the statements from china, obviously an ally of russia. they're going to want to try and get a sense of child support for russia, especially when it comes to the issue of territorial integrity. so i think it's usually it is a lot of theater, but again, it could just be another way of sending the message to vladimir putin that he is in fact, isolated became a fast says, new military lead. it says the country will return to constitutional order. when the conditions right that the tenant can pull on the read me but has addressed the nation for the 1st time since seizing power in a coup. on monday. the 1st female president of honduras has been sworn in the amount of castro takes over from to turn, present one orlando hernandez, 62 year old castro faces high expectations to sold. the dispute over who leads th

are centers for disease control say both measures are needed to protect against infection. article haine has more from the u. s. capital. there been protester out the pandemic across the country, but this is really the 1st large scale one to come to the streets of washington d. c. now they're building themselves as anti mandate against masks against vaccines. but when it comes to the whole idea of mandating vaccines, the bite administration has been dealt a lot of setbacks on that. the supreme court said that they can't force employers that have more than $100.00 employees to force vaccinations or, or require testing and a judge just at least temporarily put on hold the by the ministrations demand that all federal workers and contractors get vaccinated. and it was clear talking to people in the crowd that they really were against the vaccine. even the speakers on stage. many of them seen things that were simply not true. we've no doubt for 2 years that there are cheap se highly effective and widely available medicines that can treat this disease. i'm, you know, stand up for my right to b

s, as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia as well. casual haine al jazeera washington o. in ukraine itself, the president is urging the us not to escalate tension with russia. vladimir zalinski says talk of an imminent rush. an invasion may be exaggerated, to who have a shy, we do not see a bigger escalation. yes, the truth numbers have gone up, but i was talking about the same thing in 2021. when there were drills in the russian federation, there was a big build up. we were supported by the u. s. europeans called on russia to pull back. i don't think the situation is more intense than that time in early 2021. there was no such coverage of ukraine at that time. tarzan's head was watching that news conference and danielle sketches under the control of russian back rebels. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has been speaking to the media, both international and local journalists in kia. it seems very much that the ukrainian prison is trying to stamp is authority on this crisis mentioning that sir, ukraine would not accept any kind of agreement made

some doctors and scientists who have denounced the vaccines also took part in the protest. particle haine has more from washington there been protester out the pandemic across the country. but this is really the 1st large scale one to come to the streets of washington d. c. now they're building themselves as anti mandate against masks against vaccines. but when it comes to the whole idea of mandating vaccines, the by the administration has been dealt a lot of setbacks on that. the supreme court said that they can't force employers that have more than $100.00 employees to force vaccinations or, or require testing and a judge just at least temporarily put on hold the by the administration. demand that all federal workers and contractors get vaccinated. and it was clear talking to people in the crowd that they really were against the vaccine. even the speakers on stage. many of them saying things that were simply not true. we've no doubt for 2 years that there are cheap se highly effective and widely available medicines. i can treat this disease. i'm, you know, stand up for my right to be ab

to send a message that they appreciate the support, even as many hope they won't need it. patty call hain al jazeera washington. gone, men in pakistan have kill the christian priest in the northwest and city of pressure wall. father william sir alice was shot multiple times. another priest was injured. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. members of the christian community have previously been targeted in peshawar. come on, hot as more security for their garage budget on. i don't know high state of alert off or targeting of a senior christian and that video for a gun down by 2 people writing a motor bike. there was a gun badger recently and shower, also in ridge, a number of islamic state quarter on a fight where they were caught, indicated that they are now trying to target insight budget on it. read the christian race. killing, of course, has fog a wave of broadcast by the minority christian community and the capital of the high book. while province dick glowed the missionary schools and protest your day that day for the fraud, saying that the friend, appropriate great day

to send a message that they appreciate the support even as many hope they won't need it. patty call hain al jazeera washington. kennedy's defense minister is in ukraine for talks and announced canadian troops. there were moving to the western side of the country. and each anom said her government was taking over cautions to keep the forces safe. it's russian troops, a mass on the eastern border. canada is temporarily withdrawing non essential employees from its embassy and also providing military aid and training to ukraine . chinese naval vessels carrying disaster relief supplies have departed photography in the south pacific. the 1400 ton shipment includes food, medical supplies, tractors, and temporary housing target is still recovering from a volcanic eruption and soon army that struck earlier this month. a delivery and distribution has been slowed by the countries strict pandemic restrictions. so, so the, unless the good you, we were short on time preparing for the misha was, and the voyage is long. the loading is heavy and the requirements for the epidemic prevention are high with

i had to call hain al jazeera him on the truck is protesting, canada thousands rallied in paris against frances vaccine pass. some processes actually wave canadian flags in solidarity with the demonstrations that critics of labeled french measures is discriminatory and excessive. the vaccine pop came into effect on january 24th. it is now needed to enter restaurants to use transport and pull some of them and thousands out on the street to vienna is voicing their rejection of their government vaccine mandate, australia, lower house of parliament as possible, making job compulsory for adults and tuesday. but chances are called the hammer has also other cove at $900.00 restrictions will be a military court in democratic republic of congo was sentenced $49.00 former soldiers to death for their part in the killing of 2 united nations investigate 5 years ago. the catholic from sweden and michael sharp from the united states were murdered while investigating alleged atrocities in the cosigned region. it happened as government forces were fighting a local uprising, knock on web with more on thi

senate committee as question federal officials and how they have been handling the pandemic article haine has the latest another new coded record in the us, more than 145000 people hospitalized with the virus. still u. s. president joe biden is sounding optimistic on top of that. we're on the right track back. hold, show much of the country, disagree. one problem casting. this is boston and here misery. long lines to get a test and results are taking longer to come back. everywhere we've been, it's been a lot like this is we're testing looks like in most of the country, the other option at home tests. but they are expensive and really hard to find. same with masks, the government says i'm a crown means every one needs better masks. if you can find and afford them. so some local government, you have begun giving en route. i was just going to get the mask. i can't find anyone and was like a 95 just so expensive. take 2 or 3 weeks they did on at this senate hearing the focus was supposed to be and how to make it all better. but it often got contentious with republicans launching personal att

hold show, most americans support the mandate particle haine has more from the u. s. capital there been protester out the pandemic across the country. but this is really the 1st large scale one to come to the streets of washington d. c. now they're building themselves as anti mandate against masks against vaccines. but when it comes to the whole idea of mandating vaccines, the bite administration has been dealt a lot of setbacks on that. the supreme court said that they can't force employers that have more than $100.00 employees to force vaccinations or require testing and a judge just at least temporarily put on hold the by the ministrations demand that all federal workers and contractors get vaccinated. and it was clear talking to people in the crowd that they really were against the vaccine. even the speakers on stage. many of them saying things that were simply not true. we've no doubt for 2 years that there are cheap se highly effective and widely available medicines. i can treat this disease. i'm una from my right to be able to say that i do not want the vacc

the pandemic particle haine has the latest on the situation and call them another new coded record in the us. more than 145000 people hospitalized with the virus. still u. s. president joe biden is sounding optimistic on top of that. we're on the right track, back pulled, show much of the country, disagree. one problem casting. this is boston and here in missouri long lines to get a test and results are taking longer to come back. everywhere we've been, it's been a lot like this is we're testing looks like in most of the country, the other option at home tests. but they are expensive and really hard to find. same with masks, the government says i'm a crohn means everyone needs better masks. if you can find and afford them, so some local government, you have begun giving en route. i was just going to get the mask. i can't find anyone and was like, ok, let me vibes just sold, spencer. oh, take 2 or 3 weeks they did on at this senate hearing the focus was supposed to be on how to make it all better. but it often got contentious with republicans launching personal attacks on the nation's

s, as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia as well. clerical haine, al jazeera, washington and ukraine itself, the president dodging the us not to escalate pension with russia. below to marilyn ski says, talk of an imminent russian invasion may be exaggerated. we do not see a bigger escalation. yes, the truth numbers have gone up, but i was talking about the same thing in 2021. when there were drills in the russian federation, there was a big build up. we were supported by the us. europeans called on russia to pull back. i don't think the situation is more intense than that time in early 2021. there was no such coverage of ukraine at that time, which also was watching that news conference from done yet, sc, which is under the control of russian backed rebels. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has been speaking to the media about international and local journalists in kia. it seems very much the ukranian prison does trying to stamp is all 40 on this crisis mentioning that sir, ukraine would not accept any kind of agreement made solely between the u

as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia as well. clerical haine, al jazeera, washington, russian foreign minister says his country doesn't want war, but also want allowance interest to be ignored by the west. so collaborative is expected to meet his us count about again in the coming weeks to try to deescalate things. delta jabari has moved from moscow. russia naval strengths on full display in the black sea. part of regular drills that carries out throughout the year. and in the country, southwest, more troops and military hardware are taking part in live fire exercises. but russia has dismiss us warnings. it is about to invade ukraine used to be at the addresses. there won't be a war as far as it depends on the russian federation. we don't want to war, but we won't let our interest be rudely traveled on and ignored that your goal is to change. possibly new to the u. s. has rejected all the russian security proposals for the last 2 or 3 years. now they're putting the same things on the table. in other words, they're borrowing from recent russian init

as the result will be catastrophic, not just for ukraine, but for russia as well. technical haine, al jazeera washington, despite international fears, russian foreign minister says this country doesn't actually want all circular rugs expected to meet his us count about antony blink. and again, in the coming weeks used to be at the you should receive because there won't be a war as far as it depends on the russian federation. we don't want to war, but we won't let our interest be rudely traveled on and ignored that your goal is to change us with the u. s. has rejected all the russian security proposals for the last 2 or 3 years. now they're putting the same things on the table. in other words, they're borrowing from recent russian initiative. this is something at least more ukrainians, living near the border with russia have told out 0 they've been living with the threat of invasion for years. what up the how may it's been speaking to residents in easton, ukraine. this is a report it's in the villages of eastern ukraine that the impact of the conflict is felt the most. victoria is worr

medical haine, al jazeera. ah . this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. north korea has testified. what's all to me? it's longest range missile since 20. 17 sundays launch was young eggs 7th this month the u. s. and japan say north korea has violated un resolutions.

medical hain al jazeera, the u. k. is national health services starting to roll out vaccines now for vulnerable children between the ages of $5.11, they will receive a new pediatric version of the pfizer by and take faxing approved by the government last month. infections are currently high am on school children in the world, whether it's next on al jazeera and then 3 months since the military coup in sudan was speaking to the family of a victim, died, demanding change master map that i love is one of the biggest jobs in italy, in politics, but he didn't want to keep doing it. italy's person and does have stability. amanda . ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the winter sponsored my cattle airways. hello, thank you for joining in. here's your world's weather report. beginning in the middle east. we do have energy across the eastern mediterranean that will eventually slam into the la vance and move for their east drop down some. what weather in the queue. wait, but that several days out. let's focus on the good stu