mr karr had yes yes listen he'd see has historically member of structural problems including a constitution that has not including a constitution that has undermined democratic barbarous desir we have an opportunity to just finally destruction a problems well right in the country with solid platform on which to build a stable democracy with functional parliament and strong institution this in. 2021 is a coup sure year for the country haiti success is dictated on holding free and fair elections as. the professor just mentioned we need to hold elections so the people can elect their leaders and to finish with the cycles of instability and violence we need to change the constitution as 90 percent both inside and outside the country 90 percent of patients both inside and outside the country ask they want we just thing the constitution they want elections so and doesn't do any do we can have a peaceful transfer of power and then elected president will replace with those of their movies and have a climate of a nonviolent of stability to really lead the country to the better path so i'm just looki

mr karr had yes yes listen he'd see has historically member of structural problems including a constitution that has not including a constitution that has undermined democratic barbarous desir we have an opportunity to address finally the structural problems well right in the country with solid platform on which to build a stable democracy with functional parliament and strong institution listen. 2021 is a coup sure year for the country haiti success is dictated on holding fwe in fair elections as. the professor just mentioned we need to hold elections so the people can elect their leaders and to finish with the cycles of instability and violence we need to change the constitution as 90 percent both inside and outside the country 90 percent of patients both inside and outside the country ask they want we just think the constitution they want elections so and doesn't do any do we can have a peaceful transfer of power and then elected president will replace with those of then we and have a climate of a nonviolent of stability to really lead the country to the better path so i'm just looking a

the view in berlin the view in paris as has been made very clear by angela merkel and emmanuel mark karr on friday afternoon is will they have reacted if not angrily but strongly to the expulsion of 3 diplomats e.u. diplomats one of them german from moscow on the basis of what the russian government has said was inappropriate behavior for diplomats of the german government angle merkel saying that she believed it was totally unjustified for the russian government to take the action it did and emmanuel mcconnell speaking in a digital conference with angle americal the 2 had been meeting in a digital format as part of a franco german security council mr merkel made very clear in his opinion he had condemned firmly everything that had happened in the process that mr novelli found himself in from the moment he was poisoned back in august to now where he finds himself in a prison serving a freshly imposed prison sentence and so you have to view what's the use reaction to what has happened on friday through that prism remember that the 2 leaders merkel and mccann have been perhaps the most str

will mark karr. the inconsolable cry of a paba his dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home in central myanmar as the security forces moved in. me and muslim just city yangon looked and sounded like a battle zone the soldiers and police roam the streets burning barricades firing stun grenades and live rounds. this wounded man was dragged visibly bleeding into the road rather than help provide 1st aid the soldiers beat him as he laid in a pool of his own blood. in the southern city of daraa weigh these 3 men on a motorcycle or shot at random as they pass police trucks to manage to get to their feet and flee a 3rd wounded trapped beneath his bike and those wounded or killed dragged away unceremoniously to be bundled into army trucks. all of this on a day meant to celebrate myanmar's armed forces but celebrate they did outside the capital naypyidaw on an enormous parade ground and or inspiring display of military hardware and might the giunta leader in his address avoided the fact t

able to bring the killers to account we've seen several promises from the side of prime minister mr karr the minute he would rein in these armed groups that he would deliver justice to slain protesters and activists but so far only a handful of suspects have been arrested and no one has been brought to account. so similar protests anti-government protests the killing of one of the prominent leaders of that movement and we've got elections coming up in all these things don't happen in isolation. well these assassinations have been ongoing since the protests 1st began but there is a fear that they will increase as we head towards the elections in october because of course part of this protest movement is organizing to run in diesel actions not all of them because there is a good part that wants to boycott the elections because they believe that they will not be legitimate they will not be fair and transparent but there is a fear that among those who are trying to organize who have registered parties and who are prepared to run these armed groups that act with complete impunity will pick th

that aim to carry out such suicide bombings that's of course a very interesting insight because mr karr to me has headed iraq's intelligence service for several years so he would have that sort of information even prior to being appointed prime minister and what is interesting is that of course the focus of trying to contain i suppose resurgence is very much on intelligence gathering on surveillance to try to forge these kind of missions and that's exactly where iraq's security apparatus still needs development iraq's foreign minister yesterday in an exclusive interview with al-jazeera said that they still need to regional support there still that international support they still need a capacity building to be able to counter these threats now of course and with the folk out of me having dismissed several senior security officials it is a very bold move to try to reshuffle these senior positions to really to really try to make sure that this never happens again but the question is to what extent such breaches in security are the result of institutional failures and challenges of course

threats at the cia he's on skype from boston for us today and we thank you for your time as always mr karr i know there is a lot of conjecture and a lack of detail at the moment but if we just look at the big picture to start with this is the kind of thing that we've almost been waiting for hoping that wouldn't happen but that something could happen post january 6th in washington. well that's true in a way it's not a surprise but even had there not been the january 6th episode and even had that not been preceded by 40 years of frankly fomenting of violence and extremism by the president. this sort of. incident is to be expected there is a rule of thumb very informal one among secret service agents work with that let's say there one percent of the population is mentally ill and and that's you know there's much higher but it's one percent and one percent only of that group will be inclined to violence against foreign years so one percent of one percent of the american population is $32000.00 people they said just by that little thumb theoretically there are probably 32000 people who have sec

we will start with miss gwenn karr who is one of the original mothers of the movement from new york city. her son is eric gardiner. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> here i stand again in solidarity with this family. who has joined a fraternity, a club that no one wants to be a part of. when do you become a part of it, you don't know the pain. you don't know the strength that the family has to have in order to endure. and to -- for khalil to watch his father being executed, do you -- can you just imagine put yourself, don't only have sympathy, have empathy. put yourself in that position. what would you do if you could -- if you saw your child, your mother, father whom ever being executed? ? an unarmed person being executed. the they came here for that purpose. they never intended, in my opinion, they never intended to take him alive. they kaumcame with the untensio they had their own agenda when they came to that car. and that's not what is right. this is what they do in the black and brown communities. they come to us. they brutalize, they terrorize, they kill. and then swe

to wit, dan meyer, james mann, natalie joyce, will dunham, mckayla karr and matt sparks, each to receive gross compensation pursuant to the provisions of house resolution 119, 95th congress, as enacted into permanent law by section 115 of public law 95-94. in addition, the minority leader may appoint and set the annual rate of pay for up to three further minority employees. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the resolution? without objection, the regulationlusion is agreed to -- resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: mr. speaker, i offer a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 7. resolved, that the speaker or deputy named by her is hereby authorized to administer of oath of office to the honorable alcee l. hastings at fort lauderdale, florida, and that such oath be accepted and received by the house as the oath of office of the honorabl

we honor the memory of fayetteville police officer steven karr who in december of 2019 was assassinated while sitting in his patrol unit behind the police department because of his uniform. we recognize the quick action of corporal shey floyd and officer natalie eusy who immediately acted and captured the assassin. we also remember sebastian county deputy bill cooper, corporal terry wayne johnson, both of whom made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. mr. speaker, these are just a few examples of the real sack faces and dangers faced by our brave officers every day. i'm eternally grateful for those who wear the badge and keep the third district safe. this national police week, i thank every noble law enforcement officer in arkansas and across our nation for their dedicated service. we salute you. i yield back. mr. johnson: i thank my friend from arkansas, we do join in the prayers for officers -- officer franks and the others who are recovering from the violence that so many law enforcement officers have had to endure over the past year. i am delighted to yield next to another ge

important that, you know, as you said in different folks you've been meeting with had commissioner karr in my district during the, i guess it was early summer last year. and it's kind of interesting. we have a grant program that one of our health organizations had received here behavioral help. they've done 467 telehealth service visits up to that time. they've done 16,000 in that short period of time. so we're just seeing complete trance formation was happening out there. people are staying connected and getting it done. and when we talk about getting it done, we have to look at industry. and what industry has been able to do and the work that happened the last year. you know, the industry backing up, making sure that consumers couldn't make payments during that time. we talked about the heavy handed relationship of government on industry. i think it's really important when you think about what we want to see happen out there and with the other side sees at the same time, we don't want to have our efforts being misguided. we want that light touch. and again that light touch regulation

comes after he unexpectedly changed his plea to guilty and admitted to all the charges against him karr want to go on an investigative journalist expose the island nation's political and business elite ties to offshore tax havens when a car bomb killed her 3 new suspects were arrested on choosing on suspicion of supplying that very bomb that assassinated her. let's cross now over to the recourse one of. tracking this story for you barbara is does this mean that now the king closed. now the case cases not at all close but we know that at least one of the men who actually committed the deed in 2017 is going to go to jail for it 3 underworld figures have been rather rapidly after the murder been ever estimate they could be traced through the mobile phone they had used in order to blow up in a call on the his car now one of these men has sort of changed his mind there has been a plea bargain behind this he supplied to the police and the judiciary was for the information about not the gang land for murder off a. lawyer in 2015 on malta and so now he gets away relatively lightly was this 15 y

handed a 15 year jail sentence to a man who pleaded guilty to murdering investigative journalist daphne karr wanted to lead sia she had been exposing corruption among multiple political and business elite when she was killed in a car bomb attack in 2017. 3 other defendants are still waiting trial. authorities in ecuador say that over 60 inmates have died in riots in 3 of the country's prisons the military was deployed to help police call the uprisings which authorities blame on criminal organizations jails in ecuador are severely overcrowded and often see violence between rival gangs. thousands of anti-government protesters have rallied in the georgian capital tbilisi following the detention of the country's main opposition leader merely a was detained on tuesday at his party headquarters he faces charges of inciting violence during protests in 21 team he calls the charges politically motivated. the european union says that astra zeneca will deliver less than half of the vaccines that it promised the e.u. in the 2nd quarter of this year the drug maker is supposed to provide $180000000.00 dos

his predecessor comparable hat will have to stand trial in connection with the killing of thomas son karr. ousted in a 1987 coup the circumstances behind some cars death have been shrouded in secrecy . iran says it will start enriching uranium up to 60 percent purity a big step towards weapons grade uranium tehran with the announcement 2 days after an explosion it blames on israel hit a key nuclear facility the islamic republic denies it seeking to build a nuclear bomb or go out to. south korea has condemned neighboring japan's plan to release treated radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear plant in 2 years' time so has asked officials to explore possible international litigation against japan but tokyo says disposing of the water into pacific ocean is safe and essential in order to decommission fukushima. it is the liquor known to lubricate the wheels of big business in china mao tie a famous brand of chinese the still spirit is the preferred drink for high powered communist party officials and features regularly in private gatherings while that closeness to the party only gives the

heads to a medieval jewish bath or mix discovered in central air for it in 2007 there she's meeting karr in cheshire an expert on the city's jewish history. major construction work was needed after a section of the riverbank wall collapsed because we discovered vestiges of an old cellar in the process. we continue digging and found brick work not found in. any sellers in this city. to dog those new qualities it was clear at that point we had found to make. this city so called a stone house isn't far dating back to the 13th century it was once home to jewish residents of the city began carefully analyzing the stone edifice in 2015 feet ceilings feature unique will themed paintings which were created by the residents. d'anna heads down to the cellar. here over 100 gravestones from the former jewish cemetery are on display. ever has a very important jewish tradition and history there are few places in europe which are so well preserved and on earth day existence of the jewish community for now and the city has to wait for a day you know it's going to see sure which will be submitted in 2022

it's royce conference a concert show i'm jesse i'm going to see you go after a fantastic touch by mark karr roars. every state all super bowl straight it's. sad to see. your whole family with a lovely fetish get it done so much to the past from love stick don't. give it away to eric which in the full means in today's inadvisable. i reached and hope you'll never run again and now do hope a has a hat trick i mean i arranged with the master class to show him just. the title race is wide open again by and unlike say stay 1st and 2nd despite that defeat but they now have labor couzin and do it many breathing down their necks with just 5 points separating the top full. at the other random there was no new code found for months facing to the bottom of the table things that looked. you're a bit rosier for shell but despite that weekend when they're still 6 points from guaranteed safety. they say the early birds usually gets the worm but in the buddha's league anything is possible to knows maybe even shall could still take the lead by storm with matching feet as they arrive can he come to the rescue

after he unexpectedly changed his plea to guilty and admitted to all the charges against him daphne karr want to glitzy had been exposing corruption among multiple political and business elite when she was killed in a car bomb a. tacon 2017. spot angry protests and ultimately led to the resignation of the country's prime minister 3 new suspects were arrested on tuesday on suspicion of supplying a bomb that killed her. let's cross straight to journalist keith mccullough finn capital been covering this story since it 1st broke hi there with these new developments is the mood of daphne carbonic lets you now solved. the no 2 it has been solved or partially solved to have been putin to speak to who did the nation but the question still beckons who is behind who was the mastermind behind this nation so far there is one suspect one businessman who is suspected to be involved in taking people banks in taking bribes but there are those who have been suspicious that politicians might be involved will be interesting tonight the prime minister press conference saying that it was was very happy with

heads to a medieval jewish bath or mix discovered in central air force in 2007 there she's meeting karr in cheshire an expert on the city's jewish history. major construction work was needed after a section of the riverbank wall collapsed because we discovered vestiges of an old cellar in the process. we continue digging and found brick work not found in any cellars in this city. so does new quality because it was clear at that point we had found a mikvah. for. this city's so-called stone house isn't far dating back to the 13th century it was once home to jewish residents of the city began carefully analyzing the stone edifice in 2015 its ceilings feature unique will themed paintings which were created by the residents. d'anna heads down to the cellar. here over 100 gravestones from the former jewish cemetery on displayed. effort has a very important jewish tradition. and he's 3 there are a few places in europe which are so well preserved and on earth existence of the jewish community for now and the city has to wait for a day you know it's going to see which will be submitted in 2022.

one of 3 men accused of assassinating maltese investigative journalist daphne karr want to go as pleaded guilty in court he admitted all the charges against him are want to go he said died in a car bomb attack in twin 70 she'd been exposing corruption in the country's political business. canadia is a part parliament has passed a non-binding motion saying that china's treatment of weaker muslims. amounts to genocide by mr just introduce his cabinet abstained from the vote china has condemned and reject at the motion. memoirs military regime is facing growing pressure both at home and abroad 3 weeks after it seized power the european union has warned that is preparing sanctions and the u.s. says penalized 2 more generous protests continue to swell the spite the killing of at least 3 demonstrators. hong kong is introducing new legislation to ensure that any one seen as being disloyal to beijing is barred from elected office chief executive carrie lam has given her support to the reform which will require local councillors to pledge allegiance to hong kong status as part of china violators w

killed more than 200 people has been released from an indonesian prison authorities as a cleric ababil karr bashir will now and at the radicalization program he was jailed in 2011 for his links to a militant training camp. heavy flooding in central malaysia turned roads into rivers local media say at least 4 people have died tens of thousands to leave their homes the emergency response is being hampered by malaysia's soaring coronavirus. make a boeing will pay $2.00 and a half $1000000000.00 to settle a u.s. justice department probe into 2 of 2 crashes of its 737 marks alanah the accidents in indonesia and ethiopia killed 346 people and led to the aircraft being grounded globally the settlement includes compensation to allen's money for victims' families and a fine. to the u.s. now where president don will trump has finally acknowledged that he will be handing over power to joe biden the outgoing officeholder has conceded after an attempt at insurrection and 2 months on from the presidential election in a twitter video from condemned the rioters who stormed the capitol this week calling it

heads to a medieval jewish back or mix discovered in central air force in 2007 there she's meeting karr in cheshire an expert on the city's jewish history. your. major construction work was needed after a section of the riverbank wall collapsed. we discovered vestiges of an old cellar in the process. we continue digging and found brick work not found in any cellars in this city. so does new quality because it was clear at that point we had found a mikvah. for. the city's so called a stone house isn't far. back to the 13th century it was once home to jewish residence. the city began carefully analyzing the stone edifice in 2015 its ceilings feature unique will themed paintings which were created by the residents. d'anna heads down to the cellar. here over 100 gravestones from the former jewish cemetery are on displayed. effort has a very important jewish try these. and he's 3 there are a few places in europe which are so well preserved and on earth existence of the jewish community for now and the city has to wait for a day you know it's good to see sure which will be submitted in 2022.

turkey's conservative party ruled istanbul for 25 years until the summer of 2019 karr a man says the party did not do enough to prepare the city for earthquakes something that the muslim fortunately we cannot say that istanbul is prepared for an earthquake today because i know there are still buildings here that are in danger of collapsing but they did it after all even the 5.8 magnitude quake caused major damage that it was still. the new city government wants to set a new priorities. today carmen hosts representatives from the mag to foundation and city hall for about 2 decades this group of scientists merchants and crafts people has been trying to prepare istanbul residents for the next big earthquake traumatized by the one $999.00 quake they do not want to leave their fate in the hands of the state alone you know our mission is that within the 1st 72 hours everyone is active in their own neighborhood she mom knows we want to train $4.00 to $5.00 volunteers in each district to form a civilian disaster rescue team or. yes it's. the new city administration wants to work together wit

we know definitely karr want to go was murdered because her reporting explores corruption at the highest levels in multi society how does this make you and other journalist walk working in malta today feel. initially there was a surge of comprehension and fear because as ruben to fear that if you. don't people too much. face challenging times and you might be repercussions. 3 years. presents. for journalism in london because what we're. after. an entire government and exposed huge huge corruption dealings in a sense even the definite foundation and disturbing work is doing from a sense of a move to something to to do a journalist who people look up to even the new generation you journalists young journalists they look up to her and they see her as. that was journalist keith mccollough speaking to us from capitol hill. to some of the other stories making news this hour authorities in ecuador say at least 50 people have died in riots in 3 all of the country's prisons in a stipend on twitter president lenin merino blamed the riots on criminal organizations engaged in simple tiniest acts of

coronavirus got me working from home so this is a welcome little change of pace for me and i think mr karr could be. in the capital fun loving berlin us young and old took advantage of the snowy sunday to get some sledding. and your washing to do a big news live from berlin up next is sports live on express or thanks for watching. they want to know what makes the genesis you. join the love on banning them away from. i'm living out the door for my own good and everyone with lead a holes in everything. are you ready to meet the 2 of them then join me right just do it on t w. life on earth one of a kind and. 2 coincidences. where the improbable happened. to the focus of the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery. one story for unique starts feb 11th on t.w. . i don't like it to be honest. with you. it's a phenomenon affecting all of the top leagues the leading teams all have far fewer points than at the same stage in recent years. and coaches know exactly why. ask the song mom mom is on don't need to use don't need to use a lock or wanted to speak befor

we're joined now by seeing karr a volunteer working in people's hand the people's health movement in the ne out thanks for being with us or tell us what your volunteer groups like yours doing to help but i thank you so much terry for having me so what i wanted your groups are doing essentially is filling the intimation gap that currently exists so as we know that i shortages of if you think some beds to walk. you know even access a lot if you see our guest and it is really no way for patients going or what is available where the government has set up an online portal to 70 touching to me but unfortunately this is not enjoy it i think many times it is not good and so that is the gap the feeling by one providing information to people who are helping them access you know finding out where beds not available getting. patients access ambulances to get there and providing you know sometimes even emotional support to families what are the main problems that you are seeing right now in dealing with this pandemic. i think the biggest problems are to seem right now is the shortages of medical

the outrage president mark karr has announced he's going to establish a commission to change laws so what do you think we can expect to see there. well announced on social media that he would for example push for psychological support of children it also put in place to doctor's appointments for children to detect sexual abuse he also says that teachers should be better controlled to control to make sure that they're no sexual offenders amongst them and there's obviously also talk about putting in place an age of consent so that is that actually means that below that age if you have sex with an adult it is by definition rape now there is a discussion of. putting in place an age of consent at the age of 13 or 15 but there are already outcries against the possibility of 13 of the teen years as the age of consent and one online petition has gathered more than 100000 signatures basically saying that at the age of 13 you're just not mature enough to make a conscious decision to have sex with an adult our correspondent lisa lewis reporting from paris thank you. so. let's get a reminder now

killed more than 200 people has been released from an indonesian prison authorities said a cleric ababa karr bashir would enter a day radicalization program he was imprisoned in 2011 for his links to a militant training camp in our province. boeing will pay $2.00 and a half a $1000000000.00 to settle a u.s. justice department probe into conspiracy charges related to 2 crashes of its $737.00 a max plane the accidents in indonesia and ethiopia killed a c 346 people and led to the aircraft being grounded the settlement occludes compensation to airlines money for victims' families and a fine. let's get an update now on efforts to immunize against the corona virus in the united states over 5000000 people have been inoculated so far the u.k. meanwhile well they have immunize more than a 1000000 but the european union hasn't been so fast out of the blocks one reason is a slower and more in-depth a vaccine approval process. the netherlands is the nasty you country to begin vaccinating its population using the pfizer biotech vaccine the 1st approved for use in europe people like this nurse are only n

september 20th levon he was arrested and taken to the prison a notorious torture facility where and mark karr was in charge. of the i was interrogated 3 times over the course of 5 days a year that each time i was interrogated allegedly by and why are what he said i am the interrogator. it's been good if he gave the orders and he told others to beat me so i was beaten if mr and water did not like my acid to a question was just good fun. wassim tells us that he shared a 22 square meter cell with 87 other people they all took turns sleeping in a seated position security guards broke his ribs during the interrogation wassim did not tell n y r r that he is a musician. it differ in the interrogation i was always afraid that they would beat my hands if my hand would be broken or a finger removed or something like that it would be a disaster for me. and. my leg they always told me to lay on my stomach with it and put my feet in the air so i laid on my stomach and placed my hands beneath my chest. in part to support my ribs because it was painful to lie on my stomach the health of them both. but also

turkeys conservative party ruled istanbul for 25 years until the summer of 2019 karr a man says the party did not do enough to prepare the city for earthquakes something that the muslim fortunately we cannot say that istanbul is prepared for an earthquake today because i know there is still buildings here that are in danger of collapsing but they did it after all even the 5.8 magnitude quake caused major damage that there was a lot who are still. the new city government wants to set new priorities. today carmen hosts representatives from the matter foundation and city hall for about 2 decades this group of scientists merchants and crafts people has been trying to prepare istanbul residents for the next big earthquake traumatized by the 19 $199.00 quake they do not want to leave their fate in the hands of the state alone you know our mission is that within the 1st 72 hours everyone is active in their own neighborhood schumacher. knows we want to train $4.00 to $5.00 volunteers in each district to form a civilian disaster rescue team or. it's. the new city administration wants to work toget

heads to a medieval jewish back or mix discovered in central air force in 2007 there she's meeting karr in cheshire an expert on the city's jewish history. your. major construction work was needed after a section of the riverbank wall collapsed because we discovered vestiges of an old cellar in the process. we continue digging and found brick work not found in any cellars in this city. so does new quality because it was clear at that point we had found a mikvah. for. the city's so-called stone house isn't far dating back to the 13th century it was once home to jewish residents. the city began carefully analyzing the stone edifice in 2015 its ceilings feature a unique will themed paintings which were created by the residents. d'anna heads down to the cellar. here over 100 gravestones from the former jewish cemetery are on display. ever has a very important jewish try these. and he's 3 there are a few places in europe which are so well preserved and on earth existence of the jewish community for now and the city has to wait for a day you know it's going to see which will be submitted in 2

festival and it's always at the beginning of october this weekend celebrated in the churches i'm john mark karr and when you come on sunday you won't tell me see flowers on the altar in front of it you'll see pumpkins and potatoes and color i start my i think you know look at how tiny the seeds. and you all know how big an apple tree can grow. the apple has long been used as a symbol for sweetness. donkey consideration what then they get these beautiful red cheeks. oh i'm sure not i am such a beautiful apple tree and this is what humans did. martin luther is credited with saying if i knew the world was going to end tomorrow i would still plant an apple tree today. luther said this to encourage doing good now regardless of what lies ahead in the future. and comment. on why then the children were so happy to inherit the apples and they were delicious. in order to meet maintenance costs other cultural events are also held in the churches. in linen abbey for instance rock concerts have been attracting young people for years. yet another instance of a new life behind the old church was. a troubling.

so franco german cooperation is also taking shape president mark karr has set an ambitious timetable for the whole project is to be completed by 2024 by the time of the olympic games the trees mark an important intermediate step towards this goal their felling will be the symbolic start of the reconstruction of note. to most of sport now and formula one fans were treated to a thrilling season opener in behind even if the when i came as no surprise while defending champion lewis hamilton came out on top the mercedes driver held off stiff competition from red bulls max a 1st up and to take the checkered flag and howard zinn's teammate valtteri bottas came 3rd hamilton is looking for a record breaking 8th world title this season and watching d w news life coming up next is out this magazine show called shift living and that is still a find but much more news on our web site for the latest news and analysis are here . where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in the me time of the painter she put just one to the shadow and if you newspapers when official

joining me to discuss is jack karr, a former navy seal sniper. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, thanks for having me. carley: we have some pretty scary numbers that show that 229 detainees have returned to terrorism. that is one out of every three released detainee going back to killing americans and president biden is determined to close guantanamo bay and release more detainees. what's your reaction to that? >> well, it's been an issue for the last four administrations and it's really part of the afghanistan situation as a whole, most of us are incredulous that we're at this stage 20 years later, watching the events play out that we've been watching play out for the last week. the same thing with guantanamo bay. we've had 20 years to figure out how to deal with these prisoners and we haven't managed to figure out exactly how to deal with them yet after 20 years and all the brilliant legal and military minds that we have working on the issue. now, there's something called the authorization for the use of military force and at the begin

abc's will karr has those details. >> reporter: a shocking murder, jacqueline avant you can t, the av affiliate nt killed in her home. >> the motives in this case are sell unknown, and we are investigating all possible motives. >> reporter: police receiving a phone call about a shooting near the avant's residence. when officers arrived, they say the suspects were gone. they found the 81 year old with a gunshot wound. clarence avant is a grammy-winning executive and was just inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. called the godfather of black music, he was known for his mentorship. he's the founder of two record labels. launching the careers of artists like bill withers, famous for the songs "lean on me" and "ain't no sunshine." he and his wife were married for 54 years and have two children. authorities say they are not ruling anything out as they search for motive, it comes as celebrities like magic johnson and tyler perry are offering condolences. will carr, abc news, los angeles. >>> an investigation is under way in munich, germany to determine why a world war ii era bomb was

. >> and then brad, who could forget john mark karr? >> of course. >> he made quite the headline. >> i loved jonbenet and she died accidentally. >> are you an innocent man? >> no. >> everyone probably around the world knows john mark karr. >> her death was an accident. >> so you were in the basement? >> yes. >> the problem is he was not in boulder, colorado, when she died. and his dna didn't match. >> and that was it. he was ruled out. what does it say about the state of this case and the possibility of ever solving it? >> well, that's a big question. >> we went through the people of interest, the suspects, and came up with our top 20. >> take a look at it and run it through their program. >> what our team has been doing is focusing on collecting dna and testing dna. >> do you want to get in touch with them? >> i think we should make the effort. >> you want to just start maybe in september? >> and since lou has passed away, the team has been able to clear a number of people from that list. however, the work is pretty slow because of the

the davies-karr family posted it in 2007. and some 14 years later, it's been auctioned off as a non-fungible token or nft for more than $760,000. the family's gain is our loss, because it's going to be deleted from youtube. but the auction winner will also have an opportunity to make a parody of the video featuring the teenaged brothers harry and charlie. >> ah, charlie, you bit me. >> how many times do you think their friends or family ask them to recreate that video? >> i know, they're probably sick of it. after that payday, i think they would be happy to recreate. i would do anything for that amount. >>> when we come back, the red hot performances at the billboard music awards. >> and the newly-crowned idol. "the skinny" is next. ♪ ♪ skinny ♪ ♪ just gimme "the skinny" ♪ >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with a super big night for music. >> this year's billboard music awards featured three jam-packed hours of performances, honors and of course fashion. the weeknd appeared without bandages or his trademark red

. >> coach karr? >> perpetuate negative stereotypes of asian-americans. and it's this scene from full metal jacket that has permeated american culture like few others. >> me love you long time. >> those words used repeatedly in movies -- >> me love you long time. >> and tv shows. >> me love you long time. >> asian women often portrayed in hollywood as sex workers. either dominatrixes like this scene in "billions" or more submisive like the massage parlors in rush hour 2. for asian men, they're kung foo masters or in other words with no social skills. >> come >> come on. >> reporter: and frequently the punch line instead of the hero. >> don't you kids take anything. >> reporter: but it's when hollywood chooses not to use asian actors and actresses for asian characters that the repercussions are the most damaging of all. >> maybe next time you can design me better. >> reporter: in this scene from "breakfast at tiffany's" mickey rooney plays an asian man. he speaks with an accent wearing buck teeth, his eyelids taped. matt damon in "the great wall" or tom cr

karr al fire huts the -- that fire hats burned several ikies in northern sierra. it's 30% contained. let's take a live look outside at wall net creek. meteorologist kari hill trekking smoke. >> we've seen some of that settling into the inland valleys across the bay-year and the air quality management district issuing an air quality advisory. i think most of the snow will be in the north bay. this measures how much that have particulate matter from the spoke is seeing some mott rat rare hot every year but if you're sensitive to the noke this is quite a few large bikes burning. yesterday we had the glen fire and the monument one which is also a large one. this is coming after way any showers. a few of us had shot xwrer showers in morning ant now we leer ever at all the humidity a changes for our question and pes al the temperatures stay warm. >>> remember the same time last year, remember when several of the wildfires were burning. we had a record number of spare the air days, and we were told to stay inside, and out side you were to wear the n-35 mask to protect yo

. >> volunteers going what can i do is what gives us hope today >> reporter: daniel karr owns karr steakhouse, his family restaurant a staple in this community for nearly 60 years. the steakhouse, which was evacuated just before the tornado hit, now a broken pile of memories. >> we're going to start cooking in another kitchen in the community. our restaurant is about our community and the people, not what building we're in >> reporter: the governor says every single historical building here has been destroyed. people are talking about rebuilding, savannah, but that is still so far off. there is nothing left. there are still people possibly trapped and thousands with nowhere to go. savannah >> tom, thank you. joining us now is the mayor of mayfield, kentucky, kathy stewart o'nan. good morning to you and our deepest condolences. >> thank you so much. >> where do things stand in terms of the rescue and the recovery there >> this morning, i don't have any hard numbers for anyone today. i do know yesterday after meeting with the governor, that possibly the numbers from the candle factory aren't as

. >> alcindor: 65-year-old michael karr lives in tulsa, oklahoma. he's a supporter of former president donald trump. and, while he's eligible to receive the vaccine, he's still not sure if he will. what's the hesitancy there? >> i've never had the flu vaccine. i'm 65 years old. probably should be getting the flu vaccine, but i don't. am i chancing it? yeah, probably. but i just have never taken the vaccine before. i didn't really see the need for it. i'm kind of in that same boat with covid-19. >> alcindor: karr is not alone. according to a recent pbs newshour-npr-marist poll, 41% percent of all republicans say they won't get a covid-19 vaccine. that makes them the most vaccine hesitant demographic in the nation. and public health experts warn, if that opposition continues, it could significantly hamper the effort to slow the spread of covid-19. the virus has already killed nearly 540,000 americans. public health officials believe somewhere between 70% and 85% of all americans will need to take the vaccine in order to reach what's known as herd immu

short quick matter of 2, 2, and a half minutes. 2 police officers pulled up to the house and on mark karr knocked on the door went in and came out after, you know, just such a short amount of time. it led to conjecture about what that visit was for was a 2 get dental records to get dna to ask questions of the parents or was it to say that the human remains that we were told we would not hear confirmation of today. were those of brian laundrie. and in the end, that was what was confirmed by the laundry family attorney steven bertolino who said that, in fact those were brian laundrie's remains as he had suspected the night before and then the fbi office in denver which is look into the gabby petito murder and followed the disappearance of brian laundrie confirm it with a tweet later in the day. the police wouldn't take questions from us afterwards. they left and then once we had that information, of course it does leave us with many more questions. how did brian laundrie di? did you have something to do with the death of gabby petito in. these are questions that are going to take a lot long

calfire posting this video from half moon bay earlier today, karr said to slow down to a crawl to make it through that flooded area. meanwhile, over in the east bay, the rain caused a rock slide in orinda. it's happened on highway 24 near the fish ranch road exit crews blocked off one of the lanes. >> as they work to clear the debris there. but it didn't help everyone. several cars actually blew out their tires after driving over the rocks that they had to pull over. well as they waited for some help. the genie is preparing for any outages. the weather is causing the utility company tells kron 4 that in advance of the storm. it is confirming the availability of crew resources during the holiday weeks shifting a planned maintenance work until after the storm window closes and hunkering down for a long winter's work period of holiday power restoration. >> another live look here outside on the roads were going be up in the sierra here. this is interstate 80. lake tahoe. and if you plan on heading that way over the holiday weekend. best of luck kid is slow going gridlock right now is cars

if you smell smoke now you can also have your a c and carbon since it karr fenton systems recirculate this way. you're preventing the outside air from coming inside their homes and their cars and darya james, the air district air district officials will be monitoring the conditions across the bay area. so any changes occur, of course, we'll update you started james, back to you. very good. thank you. camila. >> it's 6.41. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news despite the rising covid cases. the niners are getting welcome ready to welcome back. fans. we'll take a peek at what you need to know about covid safety at levi's. and for dine and dish. we're going to take you to an east bay favorite. the sunrise bistro in walnut creek. >> and temperatures are pouncing a little today in the east bay. we'll see him in the upper 90's in the far east bay there. but it's a one-day spike is things up. back off a little bit for your weekend. i'll have that. >> and we're seeing an uptick in traffic along the bay bridge due to an accident in the city will get a look at drive times. they're and muc

for several days standing at just 35% joining us once again tonight by phone for an update is rick karr hard with cal fire? thank you so much for being here when i talk. with you last night. you said today was going to be tough and that you were concerned about the winds. it really seems like the winds are coming in at all directions right now. yeah that's correct. the wind has shifted from where it was yesterday. so that now the fires starting to burn in a different direction, which is presenting another challenge. on a for our firefighters out there and down in the valley where i was most of the day we had some very, very impressive and scary looking, um, of that pyro cumulus that so many people have been talking about now build up throughout the day. it was it was pretty impressive and pretty amazing to see. um that actually sort of two different ones from the chester cited from the grease. those has the fire. this is a monster fire as we have been report. has been raging now for more than three weeks. i mean, how do you go about trying to contain it? well we, uh, just go basically t

and joining me now is gwen karr. and ms. karr, it's always a privilege to talk to you. and i just want to give you an opportunity because you have been so supportive of george floyd's family. to tell me how it felt when you heard the words guilty against derek chauvin? >> well, well, thank you, joy, for having me. but, when i first heard it, i was home. and watching the judge open the envelope. and when he start reading the charges, when he read the -- the most, you know, severe of the charges, first. and it was guilty. i was -- i was just so elated. i was relieved because we never know how these cases are going to turn out. we have had so many disappointments. so, i was just on edge. although, we all seen, blatantly, that george -- george floyd was murdered. he was suffering. the knee was on his neck for over-nine minutes. but look at my son's death. they seen them choking him to death and he was hollering, i can't breathe, 11 times, and the officer still decided to take his life. just like george floyd. he decided to take george's life, even though george begged for h

that's really the spirit of my family and karr's steakhouse. get them back on the feet and going out in the community to do the same thing. once we get past this, can find a kitchen, get into a kitchen, we'll start cooking again, feed whoever we can feed whether first responders, cleanup people. that's the plan right now. focusing on our community, those people really, really suffering. such huge need right now. >> i' images on the screen. it's like mayfield is gone. how long have you been there? >> we've had the steakhouse three years. the building was historic. about 150 years old, literally. before that my grandfarnts started karr's bar and barbecue and cafe, that's wiped away. those are just buildings. we're going to keep moving. >> right now you're a community helping one another. do you know if the government is going to do anything? >> i'm sure they are. i know that the governor of kentucky start add fund. he's been down here several times. we need all the help we can get from individuals from the government, from the company and help is

one republican attorney general who refused to participate in that case was chris karr of georgia. "that prompted a call from the president who warned mr. carr not to interfere, an aide to the attorney general confirmed." there's yet another call that donald trump made to georgia that could be an election crime in and of itself. there was the president of the united states threatening georgia's attorney general to not do his job in defending the state of georgia against a lawsuit initiated by the president and filed by the texas attorney general. donald trump was trying to commit election fraud in georgia and threatening the georgia attorney general not to get in his way. this "new york times" report seems to have added substantially to the criminal investigative leads that should be followed by the justice department and the state of georgia and other states. later in december, white house meetings became even more deranged with one participant saying it was really damn close to fistfights. a north carolina lawyer brought into the discussion by white house chief of staff mark mead

>> well, i think we may have to karr a dual path there. he's nothing wrong in thinking about a third party, but i'll be honest as a practitioner that takes a decade and people don't want to wait a decade so what you need to do is start building coalitions to get behind like-minded republicans running for office, whether they are running as a republican or perhaps an independent, and that the republicans that were on that call and no other people have to start trying to get back into the grassroots of the republican party. they have to go on to the state committees and the local committees because that's how donald trump took over the party. once he was elected and inauguration came, his people went in and festered within these -- within the state parties, and that's why you see the censures that you have recently of the likes of senator cassidy and sasse, but that can change fairly quickly and that's i think you have to run a duel course of republicans who want to make a change. they have to do it within within and potentially without. >>