you know i did an experiment once when i was out in west virginia i went through a cracker barrel and i went through and i asked every single table what people thought of joe mansion and i think because of the lengthy political career that he has there and the name recognition he has he does have some capacity to get away with things in west virginia as probably tester doesn't actually have exactly the same standing maybe unlike 8 years maybe we'll find he does but he might not be there quite yet i have been into some of those same cracker barrels in west virginia and i and i and i have kind of who largely felt the same thing there's been a great discussion just really fast you know we have the president to be speaking to the nation we're a little bit more than 3 months in what grade would you give joe biden josh. it's a or a minus i think that given given the range of challenges not just in policy terms but also kind of keeping his his his rather you know fractured party together with him it's hard for me to think how he could have realistically done much better than he has at this p

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part of the senior associate with the center for strategic and international studies from staunton in virginia via skype good to have you with us mr certainly on the program former president trump really set about changing the status quo bar setting a date and it really is happening over the next 5 months now and president biden but why is that anxious to cross some of some parts of the political spectrum in the u.s. thank you for having me. unhappiness the disappointment with this decision is fairly widespread as you pointed out it's bipartisan and it exists not just in the united states but everywhere else 1st of all because this withdrawal is signifying a defeat for the united states and the victory for the colophon that sends a very bad mentions to russia and china rising powers that are contesting on the world stage for the united states so at the same time those countries are exercising more influence and everything around the world united states foreign backed this will give strength to them and will make our lives less likely to trust the united states united states signed a bilateral

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or from maryland or from virginia which are the states shown about here west virginia or whether they came from much farther afield we can't even judge that at the moment and certainly there's no indication but we do know that as a say the f.b.i. is on the scene the u.s. capitol police are on the scene a number of politicians have tweeted their concern for the u.s. capitol police because as one said this is a police service that has been stretched really as far as it could be stretched since the incident on january the 6th and many people are very concerned about what has happened here and there has been a campaign particularly among republicans to get those barriers down and that was certainly the point of some of the security hearings that were heritage on capitol hill over the last month or so and there are those who are saying it is still too soon because there is a threat it might just be one car but that is still a threat and the they cannot afford to take a risk. thanks alan fischer at the white house just hearing as well 20 minutes time 245 local time 2 45 pm local time will b

1st step but not enough the notion that somebody can walk down a city street in my hometown richmond virginia with an assault rifle attached to their back is just you know unacceptable and unnecessary as a senator biden helped pass legislation to ban assault weapons back in 1994 but it expired 10 years later he's urging congress to act to reinstate the ban the 1904 act had a positive effect on public safety enforcing these actions if confirmed biden's pick to head the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms david shipman he's a former federal agent but also a gun control advocate making his nomination controversy all with firearm supporters. biden took on his conservative critics arguing his actions do not infringe on a person's 2nd amendment right to bear arms under the u.s. constitution the idea is just bizarre to suggest that some of the things you're recommending are contrary to the constitution the u.s. president is also calling on congress to pass laws ending immunity for gun manufacturers make it possible for victims of gun violence to sue gun manufacturers in court joe biden calls this

conceded defeat also saying that she respects the will of the camp virginia people as well as saying that she'll resign as the party head of the. party for african independence cafferty historic party here so clearly the man in charge for the next 5 years is the prime minister who really campaigned with the slogan no come you know it's a good meeting that here is the sure path for this country a country has suffered greatly both in the last year from the pandemic and the economic. consequences of the pandemic for this country that relies on tourism something to remember during this election i thought was quite interesting unlike other west african country when there is an election usually the opposition isn't as quick to concede defeat well in this instance just hours after the vote was counted the opposition conceded defeat. a monitoring group in me an ma says the torture and murder of pro-democracy activists will continue if the international community doesn't the assistance association for political prisoners made the plea to local t.v. broadcast images of detainees bearing signs

wyatt's he is a security expert and analyst at wiki strata global consultancy he joins us from allington virginia thanks for your time what is all of this say to you about the u.s. strategy when it comes to russia. i think the bind administration if we take into light days thanks ins but also yesterday's phone call and some an invitation and the earlier statements measures are going to pursue this dual track policy of cooperating with russia where we can and the areas they discussed in the arms control nonproliferation cases like india north korea perhaps terrorism and dealing with covert 19 and other biological threats and perhaps even climate change but also confront russia where it was cooperation is not possible and russia is behaving and then i'm checked in a way and this includes ukraine and includes interfering u.s. elections include cyber attacks and other measures so i see a balance trying to nudge russia towards cooperation but preparing to hedge against possible conflict how bending think russia might respond. well the u.s. has an asymmetrical advantage it can impose sanctions on russi

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podcast right now on al-jazeera is digital platform rightly he joins us live via skype from fairfax virginia thank you time when you look at what happened in indianapolis at what seems like a constant stream of shootings in the u.s. do you think that gun laws gun control as it is right now in the u.s. is working. well what is unclear to me whenever we are having these conversations in the united states is what kind of gun control are we talking about and what kind of gun problem are we talking about. there has been in the past month c.n.n. was reporting this morning 45 mass shootings across the united states but when you look at those 45 mass shootings they include everything from the fed ex situation which is sort of a nightmare scenario disgruntled employee comes in murders the people who used to work with we see that happen at schools we see that happen in offices but then lumped in there we also have violent crime people getting in arguments at bars people doing drive by's in major cities crime has spiked in the past year in the united states significantly but that is in the backdrop of

own democratic party including senator joe manchin representing the energy producing state of west virginia also support fracking. and even in liberal leaning states like california where a fracking ban have the support of the governor legislation has so far failed to lobbying by the oil and gas industry it's millions of jobs without a doubt ruining small towns across america oil gas and chemical companies spent more than $100000000.00 lobbying last year including on political ads like this one that aired during the 2020 presidential election campaign to push back on efforts to ban fracking in this last one was activists are angry and say biden's efforts on fracking are simply a half measure he suspended new oil and gas drilling on federal lands but that accounts for less than a quarter of total u.s. oil production biting claims he never promised an end to fracking but activists like one florist say that's exactly why he worked to get biden elected. in the past remember that was one of the promises he's got in we were holding accountable. president biden is expected to make big promises dur

professor of microbiology and immunology at the georgetown university medical center she's in alexandra virginia for as always good to see you julie it is a fine line isn't it i know they are a small number of cases but there were 3 fatalities in there and you can't tell the families of those people that it's not a big deal because it clearly is and yet the numbers are as we say very small. they are and i think the 1st lesson that we're learning from this is that the safety monitoring system that was put into place to follow up on people who have been vaccinated against covered 1000 safety system is working at this very small number of cases which is critical to helping the public health officials who make the call today on whether to advise to continue using johnson and johnson in the vaccination campaign so they could make that decision with the best available evidence and to provide. to provide people clinicians with the information they need to recognize assess and manage that risk if necessary the risk that we have seen with johnson and johnson and with astra zeneca as well in europe and th

as a special assistant to the president for national security affairs he joins us from alexandria in virginia p.j. good to have you back on the program so what's your response then to this incident that happened today at the capitol because as mike was saying even though it sets off a major security alert the lockdown and the response did seem to work. i think that's right there's still a lot we don't know but it could be that what we find out is that you have an individual attack you know involving some sort of mental instability some sort of perceived grievance against government and the use of a car as a lethal weapon this is actually the kind of threat that we've understood for decades and the barricade itself you know worked obviously we have we grieve the loss of one officer the injury of another but but obviously he didn't get in a position to threaten the capital that makes this a a very different kind of threat than what we saw in january 6 yeah p.j. how difficult is it to prevent these lone wolves style attacks on unwilling f.b.i. been looking to see if there's any connection to the

democrats from rural states where there may be some pushback for example joe manchin from the state of west virginia it's known for its sort of wild rugged beauty and there are a lot of gun owners there they would be very unhappy with their democratic senator voting with democrats to ban firearms in any sort of way so there may not be the will in congress to do this add to that the very powerful national rifle association the gun lobby that really holds to account these lawmakers so there's a lot that democratic lawmaker makers are up against still many of them believe that the time is now and they're going to push ahead so the president taking the 1st step as a result of these mass shootings in colorado and also georgia recently but he's calling on congress to do more he says they've offered their thoughts and prayers now it's time to enact legislation. a critical care doctor says george floyd died from a lack of oxygen after he was handcuffed and pinned to the ground or monologist martin tobin was testifying at the trial of derek show been a former police officer accused of killing floyd last year

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put food on the table and saved her and her son from a vixen from their apartment a grandmother in virginia who told me she immediately took her granddaughter to the eye doctor something she said she put off for months because she didn't have the money one of the defining images at least from my perspective in this crisis is bad cars lined up cars lined up for miles. and not people just barely ever start us cars nice cars lined up for miles wait for a box of food to be put in their trunk i don't know about you but i didn't ever think i'd see that in america and all of this is through no fault of their own not. no fault of their own these people are in this position that's why the rescue plan. is delivering food and nutrition assistance to millions of americans facing hunger and hunger is down sharply already raso providing rental assistance you almost the american people i want to make sure they understand keeping people from being evicted from their homes providing loans to small businesses that reopen keep their employees on the job during these 100 days and 800000 americans and rolled in

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presidency they as president announce the country's progress soon after visiting a vaccination center in virginia by april 19th every person over the age of 18 nationwide will be eligible to be vaccinated or than 80 percent of teachers and school staff of now received at least one vaccination shot but the president says new variants of the virus are driving infection rates back up making incredible progress there's a lot of good news but there's also some bad news new movie areas of the virus are spreading and there's moving quickly cases are going back up hospitalizations are no longer declining mode-s. is still down way down from january going up in some places but meanwhile brazil has recorded force 1000 coronavirus that's in the past day that's the highest number of victims in just 124 hour period and it comes as the government approved a new emergency aid package of almost $8000000000.00 but analysts say doesn't go far enough as monika going to kiev nav reports. since the pandemic began vision get afraid he has been receiving a monthly $50.00 subsidy but not from the federal government nor i

democrats from rural states where there may be some pushback for example joe manchin from the state of west virginia it's known for its sort of wild rugged beauty and there are a lot of governors there be very unhappy with their democratic senator voting with democrats to ban firearms in any sort of way so there may not be the will in congress to do this add to that the very powerful national rifle association the gun lobby that really holds to account these lawmakers so there's a lot that democratic lawmaker makers are up against still many of them believe that the time is now and they're going to push ahead so the president taking the 1st step as a result of these mass shootings in colorado and also georgia recently but he's calling on congress to do more he says they've offered their thoughts and prayers now it's time to enact legislation a white house correspondents' committee how could reporting live from washington can believe anything. public figures both at home and abroad the country's former ambassador to the u.k. has been locked out of the embassy in london by diplomats loyal to the milit

to matt lewis is a senior columnist at the daily beast he joins us via skype from charleston in west virginia welcome to the program so whatever your puppy here is joe biden certainly is a man on a mission then he's got some big things done already and some big things in the pipeline but incredibly expensive plans to. that's right look i think that you know joe biden thought he was going to be president presiding over a republican controlled senate and if that happened then biden's agenda would have basically been i think to change the tone of washington to be a decent nice compassionate guy another words to not be troubling i think that was the mandate but then what happened is surprisingly democrats took control of the u.s. senate and i think joe biden kind of seized on this opportunity to go very big and now he's being compared to franklin roosevelt and lyndon johnson he's still talking like a centrist but his agenda is pretty progressive in there say even radical right it is early days isn't it but you have written what if equates what if biden who is often seen as tolerable to get rid of

1st step but not enough the notion that somebody can walk down a city street in my hometown richmond virginia with an assault rifle attached to their back is just you know unacceptable and unnecessary as a senator biden helped pass legislation to ban assault weapons back in 1994 but it expired 10 years later he's urging congress to act to reinstate the ban the 1904 act had a positive effect on public safety enforcing these actions if confirmed biden's pick to head the bureau. alcohol tobacco and firearms david shipman he's a former federal agent but also a gun control advocate making his nomination controversy with firearm supporters. biden took on his conservative critics arguing his actions do not infringe on a person's 2nd amendment right to bear arms under the u.s. constitution the idea is just bizarre to suggest that some of the things you recommend contrary to the constitution the u.s. president is also calling on congress to pass laws ending immunity for gun manufacturers making it possible for victims of gun violence to sue gun manufacturers in court joe biden calls this one of his to

alleging racial profiling the suspect the police were actually looking for was white get out the car out virginia policeman joe gutierrez was fired for pepper spraying and threatening an unarmed black motorist army officer carol mazhar iau in this incident late last year this ario is also suing his attorney says he feared he would be killed. jaunty wright was killed when minnesota officer kim potter shot him during a traffic stop police say she meant to fire her taser but mistakenly used her handgun instead pata resigned on tuesday in the u.s. police training is a patchwork with 700000 officers in 18500 separate police departments there are no national training standards police training is often based on military training models soldiers have one job they have and of but police do not have that are nice they have communities and so we have we tend to have one or militarized police and the police trying to kind of look like military training congressional house democrats have passed the george floyd justice in policing act which would allow federal authorities to. to gate police departments for a

lieutenant karen as the area was seen forced out of his car and repeatedly pepper sprayed in the state of virginia police say he was told for failing to display a license plate license plates but a temporary one is visible in the footage as area was then arrested but later released without charge the living room the role that moved through the story a man's career if he called. to see what i've seen all of our digital. kind of hard to justify having them sort of a protector in to france now where the lower house of parliament has approved a controversial ban on short whole domestic flights in an effort to reduce carbon emissions if passed by the senate's the law would force airlines to cut all waltz that can be covered by train in under 2 and a half hours it's part of a broader climate bill that aims to cut emissions in france by 40 percent by 2030 the aviation industry has criticized the move to banff rights watch pandemic hit airlines are relying on bailouts let's speak to sara frey all about this she's a transport campaigner at greenpeace france and she's via skype from paris it's our very good

well that's now taking it to a vaccination site in alexandria virginia when she was president joe biden has been visiting just in the last few minutes he's expected to make an announcement on cousin 19 in the next few hours now you were manned by isn't such a goal of delivering 100000000 shots in his fast 100 days in office the end of april he since double that goal to 200. let's now take you back trust special coverage of derek chauvinist murder trial in the u.s. as you recall the former police officer is accused of killing george lloyd by kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds this is day 7 of the trial of the proceedings in the city of minneapolis let's listen in there just resuming after their lunch recess. these were. just. prefer that you take your mask off. before. if you could begin by giving us your full name spelling each of your. people mckenzie and i see only last name we can see i'm a c k e m z i e 03 you know afternoon how are you employed by the minneapolis police department home mom have you been playing at least part about 6 years what is your current role th

institute and former special assistant to president ronald reagan he joins us live now from springfield in virginia sir thank you so much for joining us here on out jazeera so having just listened to the president do you think that he has managed to strike that balance i think the words they use as our resolute but proportionate so effectively trying to send a message to russia and affirm one but not one thing an escalation i believe he did 2 things very well the 1st was to talk to vladimir putin before imposing the sanctions so he established at least some personal contact and he indicated his interest in trying to work together and indeed even to have a summit which is a fairly dramatic step and then the sanctions are measured mean these are not measures that destroy russia's capacity to operate international markets you know these are all ones that russia can adjust to if russia decides to retaliate it would be proportionate for example to kick out some embassy employees these sorts of things so i think it's a hopeful sign that in fact biden wants to find a relationship with russia realizing it

own democratic party including senator joe manchin representing the energy producing state of west virginia also support fracking. and even in liberal leaning states like california where a fracking ban have the support of the governor legislation has so far failed due to lobbying by the oil and gas industry. jobs without a doubt ruining small towns across america boil gas and chemical companies spent more than $100000000.00 lobbying last year including on political ads like this one that aired during the 2020 presidential election campaign to push back on efforts to ban fracking in this last point is that activists are angry and say biden's efforts on fracking are simply a half measure he suspended new oil and gas drilling on federal lands but that accounts for less than a quarter of total u.s. oil production biden claims he never promised an end to fracking but activists like one florist say that's exactly why he worked to get biden elected. in the she. was one of the promises he's got in we were holding accountable. president biden is expected to make big promises during his climate summ

person that we're hearing about he's a 25 year old originally from indiana who may well of lived in virginia could possibly have lost his job recently but as i see all of that unconfirmed certainly the f.b.i. will be trying to identify him if they haven't already done so a new job they will be heading to any residence that is connected with him to see if they can find a more too for this is might was see the police are regarding this as a lone wolf incident at the moment but they still have got to build up a picture of who this man was why he did what he did and why he decided to do today why he decided to take the chance are there underlying issues is mental illness an issue was this some sort of suicide by cop because he would have known how well guarded the capitol hill complex is at the moment all of these questions to be investigated and to be answered by f.b.i. agents over the coming hours and days there is that and then also we were hearing earlier from capitol police acting chief pittman speaking to reporters allen saying that the public should keep u.s. capitol police and their fami

we like to work in west virginia. we are - work in west virginia. we are craftsmen. we are good people. we are people _ craftsmen. we are good people. we are people that know how to love and appreciate _ are people that know how to love and appreciate others for all the good stuff that — appreciate others for all the good stuff that they do. so in west virginia. _ stuff that they do. so in west virginia. i_ stuff that they do. so in west virginia, ithink stuff that they do. so in west virginia, i think we wanted to be at work _ virginia, i think we wanted to be at work we _ virginia, i think we wanted to be at work. we don't want to be sitting on a porch _ work. we don't want to be sitting on a porch we — work. we don't want to be sitting on a porch. we don't want to move toward — a porch. we don't want to move toward socialism. we want to work. and make _ toward socialism. we want to work. and make great things happen across this country and that is what we have _ this country and that is what we have always done, so from that standpoint i'm not in that vote.

larry sabato is director, center for politics, university of virginia. i was done in charlottesville this weekend and i'll it to get in touch with you, just where you are. so this speech, what other forjoe you are. so this speech, what otherforjoe biden? how other forjoe biden? how important otherforjoe biden? how important is it that he tries to bring on some republicans to this big spending scheme of his? t this big spending scheme of his? ., �* ~' this big spending scheme of his? ., �* ~ ., , his? i don't think that is the oint of his? i don't think that is the point of the _ his? i don't think that is the point of the speech, - his? i don't think that is the l point of the speech, because i think biden has already recognised that is very, very little chance that any republican will sign on. what he has actually got to do is to excite the democratic base about the programmes and to give a proposal or two that the key senator in the senate who is the king of the hell right now, senatorjoe mention, the moderate from west virginia well liked because

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the town of windsor in virginia saysin the town of windsor in virginia says in a statement it fired joker terrors after an internal investigation. tim allman reports. yells: get out of the car, now! yells: open the door, get out of the car! - guns drawn and tensions high, two police officers approach a parked car at a petrol station in the us state of virginia. you received an order! obey it! they flagged the vehicle down, they say, for failing to display license plates — this deemed a high—risk stop. get out of the car! get out, now! in the driver's seat, wearing his uniform, is army second lieutenant caron nazario. now! what's going on? get out of the car, now! officers joe gutierrez and daniel crocker repeatedly called for him to get out of the vehicle. lieutenant nazario repeatedly asks why he's been stopped. i didn't do anything. back up. then one of the officers starts using pepper spray. hold on. the soldier, who is black and latino, said he was frightened to unbuckle his seatbelt, feeling in a confrontation with police he had to keep both hands on display. take your seatbelt o