in his stumble to denounce the planned visit by israel. any president he soc herzog turkeys president. much a type ado on announced last week that he is extending and best in invitation there a turkey and israel on trying to improve ties amid plans for a possible gas pipeline between the 2 countries. a 2 men have been arrested in southwest germany after the fatal shooting of 2 police officers. the attack took place during a traffic stop in the early hours of monday. it was on this country road in the early morning darkness that this tragic incident unfolded. the 2 police officers age 24 and 29. survive just long enough to make an emergency call, but died soon after by the on the not from they were on overnight patrol in the area at about 4 20 am during a spot check on a vehicle on district road 22 was fatally injured by chance by the chauffeur to the phillip. throughout the day, the police search continued in the air and on the ground plain clothes and uniformed officers examined the crime scene in rhineland, platinum, and also locations i

region and the usa department also condemned the attack with its spokesperson saying on twitter while israel's president is visiting the uae to build bridges, the houthis continue to launch attacks that threaten civilians. >> haddias gold, thanks very much. to our viewers thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room" and you can follow me on twitter and instagram. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> up next, russia responds to president biden as the president lobs a new threat at russia amid more troops massing at the ukranian border. is the situation heading to war? plus, breaking news this hour. the january 6th committee now in possession of trump white house records. some at the national archives say they were torn up by former president trump, documents that we now know were actually physically taped back together and trump dangles pardons for the rioters were stormed the capitol. did he cross the line.

i've been speaking to scientists from australia to israel, to the u.k., germany who all say the same thing. in 2020, when they said there were clear it was a lab leak, they were shut down, silenced and told by colleagues that shared their brief. >> we got our head shot from every direction, from people that we now know were actually thinking the same thing, that had chosen to say the opposite. >> the accusations is that scientists from the top down were doing everything to protect the scientific community and the funding. they coalesced that a lab leak would hurt their work. the media called them conspiracy theorists and their own colleagues turned on them. >> all of these scientists saying that scientists should be able to do anything they wish, whatever is in their imagination, they should be able to do this. no matter what the concerns are from other scientists or the general public. >> a major concern is that little has changed three years in. gain of function research continues in the u.s. and a lot of it abroad. some say it's picked up and there's growing calls for internationa

> we spent the last few days at the receiving end of this attempt at silencing them, scientist from israel and australia, the u.s., uk, germany said this was likely a lab leak they tell a remarkable story about the attempt to silence them and to withhold funding and stop the research from being published what's amazing they say the very same scientist had done a u-turn. >> from either direction. the same thing which is extraordinary and is taken two years for that to finally come out. >> the accusation that scientist from the top down were doing everything possible to protect the scientific community they coalesce about the single idea the lab leak would hurt their work in future work and upset china who gave so much funding was scientific community media called the conspiracy theorist and their colleagues turned on them feedback all the scientist saying scientist should be able to do anything whatever they should be able to do this no matter what the concerns are from other scientist or the general public, this is completely wrong attitude. >> a major concern that is change gain-of-functi

on top of that, on 26, january the russian fleet started another mil to israel in the black sea. within a moment of free gates battle ships may style ships as old landing ships and minesweepers. this reminds us of the ongoing, heavy military is ation of the temporarily occupied crimea, the black sea and the sea of all by russia, which poses a serious threat to ukraine. all literature states. and they are by the region, significant reinforcement of combust capabilities of the rushing occupational forces in don bus. he's another worrying friend. currently, these formation formations consist of options. so the $5000.00 personnel, including around $3000.00 service men of the russian armed forces on command post and in all the critical combat positions. in the border areas outside government control illegal border crossings by car to trainings and truck convoys. delivering supplies to the russian formations in the bus is a routine practice or c s. a man. reports provide ample evidence of various illegal activities in the border areas. and also price restrictions of the always c s a ma

israel's president visited abu dhabi, 16 months after the two nations normalized relations. a new report from the u.n. finds over 100 people who previously worked for the afghan government, its security forces, or international military forces have been killed since last august's takeover of afghanistan by the taliban. the u.n. says more than two-thirds of them were killed extrajudicially by the taliban or its affiliates, despite promises of amnesty by taliban leaders. civil society activists and journalists have also been targeted and killed. in sudan, security forces killed a 27-year-old pro-democracy demonstrator sunday as thousands of people defied a protest ban and took to the streets of khartoum and other cities to call for an end to the military coup regime. >> despite all the martyrs who are dying come every day we lose a martyr, but people insist on their goal. we will gain victory. the revolution continues. amy: at least 79 protesters have been killed since sudan's october 25 coup. in 2019, a popular uprising led to the ouster of former authoritarian president omar

i believe you know, until there is a viable palestinian state living next door to israel insecurity. they will not be stability in the brother middle east. i believe still that the also records, although you may say often always said it still half the blueprints on how you can move forward. my point here as we are in january 2022. this is a process that cannot be simply forgotten and it's up to really the parties, primarily, but also the international community. and i believe the u. s. has to focus on this to get some process going. well, that's not for your, for your presidency, the security council you called a meeting at foreign minister level. very important, one would think, and i know this cobit but out of the 15 security council members, only norway and gone, a foreign ministers, the world and the u. s don't seem to care well, but that's why we should take the opportunity when we are sitting in the security council reminding the council and thereby the rest of the world that you know, you cannot forget this isn't that one part of this that no one ever talks about in the intern

yet, not israel. israil agreed to buy the vaccines even though not approved there they have bout five million doses. they have the ability to five million more. that is win shore fair shoulders. stuart: smile direct club a lot in the covid era. up four 1/2. 252 per share. lauren: it is still such a cheap stock. they have gotten crushed since their 2019 ipo but morgan stanley basically says, enough is enough. they have reset their sales expectations. they do see a profit by 2025. sounds like a big gain, 4 1/2% is nothing on a 2.50 stock. stuart: tell us about the elevator people, otis. up 2 1/2%. lauren: they grewe sales in new equipment and services in the last quarter. the full year outlook, that was below forecast but investors clearly seeing the positive today. stuart: okay. quite a few stocks, very much in the green today, like to see that. >>> new abc poll shows voters are giving president biden thumbs down on inflation. give us the rest of the numbers ashley, please. ashley: stu, big thumbs down

in fact is exactly the opposite and israel. he would be the the target of at least six assassination attempts. some of which came very close to succeeding that were grounded in in algeria in resistance from the far right wing elements that wanted to keep french algeria french. what was his relationship to the united states? well, it was a problematic and unfortunately, he was grateful generally grateful. of the assistance at the people of the united states gave to free france during the war. unfortunately fdr took an instant disliking to de gall. it's one of the things i think that even many admirers of roosevelt scratched my heads over he thought to go had the makings of a dictator. he was not alone in that but to go. in one of his classic one-liners said don't they know i'm too old. to be a dictator which when you start to think about it is a pretty shrewd observation. he took over to him as we all have our crosses to bear and effect. the goal was was one of his they had a stormy relationship, but one ultimately that was base

israel, into thousand 19 we gave 38 billion dollars to israel to build up their defenses. we could keep that money in the united states. host: are you saying that to the extent that they could be involved in helping nato troops, that couldn't -- shouldn't happen? caller: yes. it seems like when the people of the united states, it just seems like we, once america is doing this and that, they are coming down on america. they are not saying the other countries in nato. and we keep supplying multimillion dollar jets, war materials. no. i'm totally against sending our young men and women over there. mothers and fathers to die for other people. i'm just so tired of it. host: that is rick in pennsylvania. let's hear from larry on the republican line in hempstead, new york. hello. caller: good morning. my thing is this. isn't it strange how we are talking about war now where in the last four years with the former president trump we had not even the hint of war and now all of a sudden we are talking about war when we have got all kinds of things happening in this country that need

s. mediated abram accords, israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2021. almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight between the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is rated technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline is in a 1000 biden. lend on july the day. the synergies between the 2 countries are immense, forgotten, and there isn't benefitted from each other. during the corona virus pandemic when the undone men, lakeville, and technology 100, it said home build on mutual benefit. these ties are set to strengthen further northern europe is recovering from a powerful winter storm. high winds, heavy rains and snow left at least 4 people dead across the continent. in germany, the storm left its mark from the mountains all the way to coastal regions. the storm system known as nadia in germany hit the north sea coast with spectacular force wind gusts of more than a 100 kilometers an hour combined wit

. >>> a historic moment in the middle east as israel and the uae meet in hopes of easing tensions in the region. >>> plus, former president trump spent the weekend talking about the former vice president and called on his supporters to take action. what does that mean? we'll get into all of that straight ahead on "morning joe." straight ahead on "morning joe.t of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. 's the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, there's no telling where life may take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blo

israel approved a fourth booster shot, but found it less effective against omicron. are we next to approving a fourth booster shot? is that where we should be watching how this plays out as opposed to looking at the other things we are talking about? >> look, given the centralization and concentration of medical decision-making by a few people in the government that are driving all of these decisions like boosters, i wouldn't be surprised if we see fourth booster's approved, but for most of the world's population omicron will be their second or third dose and there's been zero data that a third dose and young people reduces hospitalizations yet we see universities and workplaces requiring it, so pretty soon people will recognize the real science behind this and push back just like the who has condemned universal booster programs. maria: we will leave it there. doc, great to see you. doctor marty makary joining us this morning. quick break and then we are telling you which company will fire you for not getting the vaccine. it's a hot topic buzz you don't want to miss.

s. mediated abram accords. israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2020 almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight to the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is ready. technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline. is in a need to combine lend on july the day. the synergies between the 2 countries are immense forgotten, and it will benefit from each other during the corona virus pandemic, when the and on. and they thought technology handle it set of built on mutual benefit. these ties are set to strengthen further. in the united states, tens of thousands of households on the east coast are still without electricity. after a winter storm with several states snowed in resident started digging out from the blizzard snow for as crews work to install par. and clear roads. a sunny sky over the u. s. east coast. only a day after it was hit by a powerful

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there's been a rising tide of damaging headlines and critically news coverage of israel. the efforts of bts, the palestinian lead boy caught divest and functions movement. spotlight state orchestrated crimes have been effective in shifting western public opinion, the palestinians with that sounds like a stated strategy to remove palestinians from east jerusalem to make this also be in a steady stream of negative news reports on violence and abuse by the re, the army and the cyber tech company and a soul that created the surveillance malware pegasus that's been used against rights activists, journalists, and dissidence. in many countries the government of nestali bennett wants to push back against all that. and the plan is to have influences activists and organizations from around the world, especially from the united states, recruited by concert to counter the narrative and push state approved messages across media outlets and social networks. the idea isn't entirely new. it's the 2nd attempt at running a joint public private venture to try what israel cause consciousness

the 2 sides discussed security, economic and bilateral ties. israel's president isaac had so on his way to the united arab emirates historic visit. the 1st of miss railey leda to the gulf states at the royal palace and abu dhabi as it reads crown, prince mohammed bins i it with as part of the us mediated abram accords. israel a u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2020 almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight through the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. israeli technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline. is in an interest in biden linden if he validate the synergies between the 2 countries are immense. so that, and they don't benefited from each other during the corona, virus pandemic, on the undone men's liquid technology handle it settle, built on mutual benefit, these ties are set to strengthen further. now, amid the israeli president state visit, the united arab emirates says it has intercepted a ballisti

i it with as part of the us mediated abram accords, israel the u. e established diplomatic relations in september of 2020 almost over night, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emeralds. freight through the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year is really technology is boost in the u. e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline is in and it was combined lend on july. the synergies between the 2 countries are immense, forgotten, and then it will benefit from each other. during the corona virus pandemic, under and on men's liquid technology handle, it settle, built on mutual benefit, these ties are set to strengthen further. now amid these railey president state visit, the united arab emirates says it has intercepted a ballistic missile, fired by humans who the rebels is the 3rd strike of its kind. is ready precedence trip, or is it the has office? has said that them test trip will continue as planned. now the united states, where tens of thousands of

many had avoided formal relations with israel over its long conflict with the palestinians. for i found the doll has won the men's singles at the australian open, making it a record breaking 21st grand slam title. a spaniards prevailed in a dramatic 5 said final against russia's dental medford. ab, a del now moves the head of no bakovich and roger federer as the most prolific grand slam winner in men's tennis. you're watching the w news. you can find much more on our website, d, w dot com. ah, ah, ah, wars of the future are likely to be fought over water. this basic element fundamental to our survival on earth is becoming scarcer with climate change and population growth to the on eco india. let's understand how we got here and what can be done to tackle this problem. hello and welcome. i'm settled that i could let start english meet the region is.

s. mediated abram accords, israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2021. almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight to the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is rated technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline is, integrates with and by lend on a lot of the, the synergies between the 2 countries are immense to that. and it will benefit from each other during the corona virus pandemic, when the and on. and they thought technology handle it set of built on mutual benefit. these ties are set to strengthen further. and the mid the israeli presidents state visit the united hour ever. it says it has intercepted a ballistic missile, fired by yemen, who the rebels. it's a 3rd strike of its kind. he's ready. president's office says his trip will continue as planned. now, no, that island is mocking. 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre. in 1972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during

s. broke a deal between israel and arab states. the 2 sides discussed security and bilateral ties. many had avoided formal relations with israel over its long conflicts with the palestinians. raphael and the dull has won the men's singles at the australian open, making it a record breaking 21st grand slam title. the spaniards prevailed in a dramatic 5 said final against russia's dental med for deb, a del now moves the head of no bakovich and raja phaedra as the most prolific grand slam winner in men's tennis. you're watching the diabetes you can find much more on our website, d, w dot com ah ah ah, ah, find out why these are crystal clear, blocks of ice costs big money and what they're used for later on in the show. i want to welcome to another edition of euro max with me, your house, megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got coming up into.

s. mediated abram accords, israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2020 almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight. true, the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is already, technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline. is in a gates hudson biden linden if gelati the synergies between the 2 countries are immense to that and it will benefit from each other during the corona virus pandemic. when the undone men, lakeville and technology handle, it set of, built on mutual benefit, these ties are set to strengthen further. well, let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. north korea has confirmed it tested a ballistic missile on sunday. it's 7th launch. so fathers, here, information from japan and south korea suggest is the most powerful missile test by the north. since 2017 soul is wanting, that young young could soon

unfortunately where this is headed is the iranians are playing us, our biggest ally in the middle east, israel, is saying iran is playing you. they're at breakout trying to finish getting to a nuclear weapon, and you need to go back to the trump maximum pressure campaign, but i don't think we're going another that in the administration. and i fear that joe biden's going to allow iran to become the tenth member of the iranian -- i mean, of the nuclear club of nations. which would be a legacy that presidents are going to have to deal with for a long, long time after joe biden is gone. maria: and then, john, there's china. finally somebody confronts joe biden about speaking with shi ginning ping -- xi jinping four times over the last year and not once bringing up the origins of covid-19. he claims he did. let's look at this exchange right here in the last week and a half many. watch. >> you didn't press for transparency and also whether that has anything to do with your son's involvement in an a investment firm controlled by chinese state-owned entities. >> the answer is that we did, i did raise

s. broke a deal between israel and arab states. the 2 sides discussed security and bilateral ties. many had avoided formal relations with israel over its long conflict with the palestinians. raphael and the dull has won the men's singles at the australian open making it a record breaking 21st grand slam title. the spaniards prevailed in a dramatic 5 said final against russia's dental medford. ab, a del now moves ahead of novak brockovich and raja phaedra as the most prolific grand slam winner in men's tennis in watching the w news. you can find much more on our website, d, w dot com. ah ah ah ah ah lay down with no let's go with surfing is not that easy. the pros always make it look so simple, casual and relaxed. but for me it's a real challenge.

and electricity. several states declared emergencies as they tried to restore power and to clear rose israel's president isaak hare's, og has arrived in the united arab emirates for his 1st official.

and israel president travels to the united arab emirates signaling a deepening of ties, 2 years after the countries agreed to normalize relations, plus rough, an adult winds, the australian open and makes history. a spaniard reeds, dunham admitted from russia in $0.05, taking his $24.00 grand slam title. that is more than any other male player beforehand. ah, i'm the cough really. it's good to have you with us. after the publication of a report revealing systematic, sexual abuse of children in the german catholic church, the numbers of believers considering to turn their backs on the institution has skyrocketed. the investigation also revealed a cover up that went all the way to former po benedict. once the archbishop of munich and a country were most practicing christians have to pay church tax. many believers no longer want to financially support an institution that turned a blind eye on decades of abuse. preparations for a sunday morning mass augustine, this bower is a priest in the catholic parish of christ koenig in munich. he feels both a deep insecurity in himself, but also in

and israel president traveled to the united arab emirates signaling a deepening of ties 2 years after the country's agreed to normalize relations.

and israel normalize relationships in a u. s. brokered accord in 2020 of northern ireland is marking 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre with events across the nation. on this day, in 972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during a protest in the city of london dairy, also known as dairy. the british government issued a formal apology, but no one has faced trial over the killings. to portugal now were poles have closed as snap parliamentary election. the early elections were called after a political stalemate over spending brought down the minority socialist government . initial projections show incumbent prime minister, antonio costa and his socialist party, slightly ahead of the centre, right. p as d, for many people in western european poorest country, the fight against the cove at 19 pandemic remains the most important issue. and for more, let's bring in our correspondent yon phillip shots who is covering the selection for us from lisbon. young philip prime minister antonio costa had high hopes going in

e and israel normalized relationships and a us brokered accord in 2020 so to me, security forces have shot and killed a 27 year old anti coo protester in the capitol. cartoon medic say, the man died from a chest wound. his death brings the number of those killed, demonstrating for civilian rule to 70. 9 says the military took over in october britain as preparing to offer nato, a major deployment of troops, warships and jets, to eastern europe. u. s. president joe biden also plans to send american troops to boost nato's presence in the region. u. s. defense officials are warning that russia has deployed enough forces on ukraine's border to invade the entire country . and people in portugal have been voting for a new parliament to a year sooner than scheduled. the early election was called after a political deadlock on spending brought down the minority socialist government. bullying suggest a tight race between right and left wing parties. northern ireland is marking 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre with events across the country. on this day and 972 british soldiers shot dead

and israel normalized relationships and a u. s. brokered accord in 2020 sudanese security forces have shot and killed a 27 year old anti cool protester in the capitol. cartoon medic say, the man died from a chest wound. his death brings the number of those kill demonstrating for civilian rule to 79 sins. the military took over in october to portugal now where people are voting a new parliament to day to year, sooner than scheduled. the early election was called after a political deadlock on spending brought down the minority government fulls put the governing socialist party slightly ahead. but it's lead has dwindled sharply in the past weeks. for many people living in western, europe's poorest country. the main issue remains the countries fight against the coven. 19 pandemic. portugal has been experiencing record infection. numbers in recent days. are correspondent, a young fit of shots reports from the capital. lisbon. it's all about ami krohn here in the parliamentary elections in portugal, around 10 percent of all potential

let's get a round up now of some other stories making world news to day. israel president is our heard zach has arrived in the united arab emirates. the 1st visit by an israeli had a states to the golf country the way and israel normalized relationships and a u. s. brokered accord in 2020 sudanese security forces have shot and killed a 27 year old anti coo protester in the capitol. cartoon medic say, the man died from a chest wound. his death brings the number of those kill demonstrating for civilian rule to 79. since the military took over, in october, northern ireland is marking 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre with events across the country. on this day and $972.00 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during a protest and the city of london dairy, also known as dairy. and the consequences can still be felt to day. okay, these people are commemorating one of the dog has chapters of the north, not in conflict, one that unfolded 5 decades ago. today. thousands of mostly catholic processes had gathered for a rally against a new law, allowing imprisonment without tri

fossil how awkward culture in turkey is changing the black cities marine high with how activists in israel fight fast fashion with nature. we start our show today on the island of la reunion. the french territory is located east of madagascar in the middle of the indian ocean, la rayon hawes cities of an ambitious goal. by 2028. the island wants to completely read itself of the fossil fuels and also switch all of its energy production to the renewables in africa has taken a look at what progress has been made so far. with reunion island is famed for its beautiful beaches and large green mountains. but it comes to carbon emissions. the islands redcoat is less attractive. around 2 thirds of its energy needs are covered by fossil fuel. these heavy oil factory in the city of flu pool is run by french utility e d f. in future it's you to switch to luckily couple neutral operation running on calls are in soil. just one step towards achieving an ambitious goal. switching to renewables completely by 2028. this power plant owned by obama runs partly on coal from south africa in partly on domestic b

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will power the trying to revive the 2015 the iran nuclear deal. israel and the u. e. signed the fanatical court 18 months ago. peruse government says an oil spill off its coast is twice as big as fears. it's estimated nearly $12000.00 barrels leaves into the pacific ocean . marianna sanchez reports from lima. the oil continues to slowly move north with preceded look, as you're flying over the area on saturday. the scope of the disaster is much worse . official say, with the italian flag oil tanker. my daughter, you see nearly 12000 barrels of crude oil twice as much as initially thought government ministers have been meeting the ship's captain to try to understand what happened. official said. the captain doubted that as soon as me from the volcanic eruption near tang cost the pipeline to break as the matador, it was a floating, nearly $1000000.00 barrels of crude to a rough finery, it would appear to be according to the captain. apparently the issue was not so much due to the waves, the ships are so heavy with a big dropped, so a swell does not actually create muc

the 1st official trip by in israel, the president, his office says the aim is to strengthen ties in the gulf as a time of hyphens, regional tension as well. power is trying to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal. israel and the u. e. signed diplomatic called 18 months ago. after nearly 8 years of calm sleggs, yemen is deep in a humanitarian crisis. millions of desperate for food and medicine, the un and other aid agencies, a warning, the situation is likely to get worse as that bag has more malnourished but receiving treatment. her brother lost his life for the same reasons. there are hundreds of other families in a similar situation in this port city of whose ada in western yemen and across the rest of the country. let danny sylvia can that she suffers under nourishment you mania and will say die rare in a bad cough. her condition is unpredictable, as you can see, she is very frail that massena is one of the few receiving treatment. they are an estimated 40000 children not getting the food they need to grow up healthy. and a further to 1000000 suffer from moderate malnutrition that those

e was providing ethiopia with extensive military support and fight against the rebels in the north. israel as president isaac herzog is also visiting the you eat the 1st official trip thereby and is ready, president is officers. the aim is to strengthen ties and the goal for the time of heightened regional tension as well. power is tried to revive the 2015 around nuclear deal. israel in the us, you find a diplomatic court 18 months ago. us and kurdish forces working to locate iso fighters with cape tro, prison complex, and the northern syrian city of hasa call. it was a week long assault by the group. around 260 people were killed and i thought the attempt to free their comrades. the battle forced 45000 people from their home through the government says an oil spill triggered by the volcanic eruption. the toner is twice as big as feared. estimated nearly 12000 barrels is leak into the pacific ocean, by the other, san chance has more from lima. ah. oil continues to slowly move north with president pedro cathy. you're flying over the area on saturday. the scope of that disaster is much worse

we're getting closer to that here, we better listen to the united kingdom, israel, countries in europe starting to do before we have a rebellion here. our cases are dropping here, pete, in the northeast they're going way down. across the country, we're starting to see that too. we have the tools. get the therapeutics, more of the therapeutics and testing but time to open up. pete: amen. dr. marc siegel, thank you very much for your time, appreciate it. >> great to be with you, pete. have a great day. pete: good to see you always. you too. up next are capitol police secretly spying on members of congress and the people they meet with? former wisconsin congressman sean duffy reacts to the disturbing new report. still to come, who is really in charge of black lives matter megamillions fortune? it appears no one actually knows. maybe we get to the bottom of it >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair

israel is also pushing ahead with the fourth vaccine dose, expanding the eligibility. now anybody over the age of 18 who has an underlying health condition, anybody who cares for somebody with an underlying health condition, and anybody who has a job that puts them at a greater risk of exposure is now eligible for the vaccine. and you can pretty much self-define whether you think you're eligible for it, meaning millions of israelis can now get the vaccine. the israeli health ministry saying that they are making this recommendation based off of data that they have saw from people who have already received the fourth dose, saying that their protection against infection went up two times, and they had a three-fold increase in protection against serious disease. kim? >> all right. scott mclcllayne in london and hadas gold, thank you both. >>> it was a noisy day in the canadian capital on saturday. [ horns honking ] >> crowds packed parliament hill in ottawa to protest cross-border vaccine requirements for truck drivers, along with all covid-related mandates. police were on

powers are trying to revive the 2015 iraq nuclear deal. israel and the u. a signed a diplomatic court 18 months ago. military leaders remain in control of sudan, 3 months after the qu, that with little sign of return to the democratic transition, the anti coo movement is not letting up though dozens of protesters killed hippa, morgan revolts from the city of wides. medina guessing how much family is in morning. the 24 year old from with met any incidence. a 0 date was killed during an anti military protest a week ago. and the horrible i was in cartoon, someone called me and said, your brother was hit by a tear gas canister. i called those who are with him. and they told me he had had a small injury. when in reality, he was hit by a bullet to the head. then i got a call from someone who gave me his condolences. that's what i knew my brother had died. and i said, oh, garcia was the one who supported this family. he dropped out of school to drive an auto rick show whenever i called him he was either of the funeral or at weddings helping people as a state has w

i had an opportunity to go to israel. as i went to israel, i got to speak at the future of mobility conference led by the prime minister. there, the minister of transportation for israel spoke first and said that we are trying to get past a lot to a -- a law to allow piloting autonomous vehicles. i got to follow her and say that in arkansas, we passed the same law in 2019 and today, we are not only piloting but using autonomous vehicles without a safety driver for the delivery of goods from the warehouse to the store. that is what technology can do. that is the talent pool that we have to fill. these jobs of the future including autonomous vehicles and the computer science need that we have is illustrated by the fact that it is mandatory for students to take computer science in 44 countries. in the united states, it is only offered in 51% of our high schools. we have a lot to do. let me move quickly, because we have a distinguished panel that i want to introduce. i want to offer you four keys that it's important for being

what is their roles they as states neighboring israel at peace with israel? now able to move forward with israel because they have legitimacy that comes from the abraham accords and the normalization that other arab states have made towards israel. you notice how they feel it more comfortable about moving forward because they're not isolated. and that's that's equivalent to kiss and just getting to legitimize what egypt? they ever have a court is legitimizing a role for egypt and jordan in the solution of the palestinian problem. not to impose their will to take it over but to support the palestinian state in the making. and jordan has an important role to play there. these are two states capable with institutions. they can commit and fulfill commitments in a way that the palestinians have a terribly hard time doing because they don't have those institutions of state of so it's that kind of approach in which which is incremental which is territorial. but also involves the arab states particularly egypt for gaza jordan for the west bank in helping the palestin

high case counts in israel, as well. and hadas, so what's leading a top expert there to make that bold claim that israel has likely passed its kromm peak? >> well, kim, let's start with the because news. the bad news is that the serious cases, people who are in hospital in serious condition have passed more than 1,000 people that's a record -- the last record for it was last january, at the peak, it was 1,175 people were hospitalized in serious condition. and they are expecting those cases to go up. so it's very possible that in the next few weeks, israel will break its own record of people hospitalized in serious condition. but now the good news. one of the top government covid professors, says that israel has reached the peak of the omicron wave. that peak was likely last week, when in one day, more than 76,000 positive cases were recorded. and keep in mind, that doesn't include the tens of thousands of likely home tests that people do that are not recorded in the official system. now, the professor says that that is l

so israel found the dial about to make history. you know, i think potentially he can, he's trying to separate himself from the big 3. roger federer. no bag joke of it. it's really the come back story. nick, you know, he's 35 years old. he's been dealing with foot issues. he had cove it in december, he's as happy to be there. it's only a 2nd australian open file. last one was 2009. so, you know, i think everything's in alignment for this historical achievement to take place. it's all within his grasp and he's facing auto against a deal med that of who has her tradition of stopping people. right? you're about to establish grand slam records. is he going to do it again? well, he's known as the giant slayer, you know, interesting. ruffin of nador acknowledges. he's the most toughest opponent in this tournament, obviously at the pinnacle. so it makes it that much more tough. but, you know, maybe that has history within his grasp. he won the most recent us open. he defeated joke of ich and he knows what's at stake for robin. a doctor and