detective velasquez called barbara, got herself invited over to barbara's house. barbara seemed to have no problem talking about david. she said she cared about him a lot. and i say, well, how is david as a father? well, david became abusive towards johnny physically and emotionally, verbally. >> wait a minute. this was a whole new wrinkle. up until now, everybody about david's history had been squeaky clean. >> as an investigator and as a mom, i begin to say, did you ever call the police? she said, oh, no, i -- i never called the police, she says. i just thought he would change. she proceeds to tell me that i documented the injuries with photographs. never produced any photographs for me. >> for us, by the way, barbara changed her story. said it was really her father, not her, who accused david of abusing his son. >> my dad was looking into counselors and having him, you know, evaluated and stuff like that, because i would just be like, this is david, you know, what are you talking about? >> but, of course, the detective couldn't talk to barbara's father about ab

barbara: that is absolutely true. everything we have seen in the past four years, but especially the past week, says that. what struck me as he was speaking, he said, i made a promise and cap that, i made a promise to build the wall and captive. he has always said he wants to keep his promises. that has been a major focus of his. he is still on track in his own mind with his own script, not allowing for the great people and what happened over the past week to dent how he think about things. ros: stay with us. let's listen to more of what the president is saying. president trump: -- stopped all payments to those countries, stopped everything going to those countries. and after we stopped for about a month, they called, they said, we would love to have them back. and i never gave em as much money as they were getting, by the way. pplause] so it was amazing. you people know better than anyone. we would have planes lying over loaded up with people that we didn't want here and then say no, don't even think about landing th

well done, barbara. just talk us through. this is the start come as you say, did ceremonial procession for some some of the characters there. democrat from maryland is going to be the lead impeachment manager. and presumably he is the one announcing the terms of the one announcing the terms of the impeachment to the senate. the procession you're seeing

>> i was sitting right next to barbara when it all unfolded and barbara and other colleagues shared with each other some of the alerts we were seeing on our phones. next thing i know, as barbara said, we were taking out the gas masks and were told to get ready to duck. the chaplain went up to the podium and she offered a prayer and that was the point i realized this is not good. we got the gas masks. we were being told to duck. now, prayers were being offered. that is what is most unsettling about a place that is supposed to be assembled to the world. democracy was attacked that day as we were establishing this democratic community. six hours before we were able to come back. yes, i have heard from colleagues and capitol police officers about the comments that were made. off-duty police officers and off-duty military members who were flashing their badges and their i.d. cards as they were ransacking the capital as if their whiteness give them a privilege to do something that no black lives matter protester it would have been given license to do to enter the capital or get that close and

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barbara spent more than a week fighting for her life. she made it her ventilation tube is gone in all likelihood she is no longer infectious today's 1st test was negative she has beat the virus but it was a close call. but the situation was frightening at that moment. you can't get any air anymore. you can't speak. you realize that you might be going to die now. then i began giving instructions with my last remaining strength about my last wishes if i don't make it. head on whatsapp. it was a nightmare. in germany's 1st wave of the covert 900 figures rose rapidly in the south of the country fribourg university medical center switched to treating only medical emergencies and patients with a new coronavirus. this is clement's the sores on his face are from the long periods of time that he has spent lying face down before contracting the virus clements was a fit man in his mid sixty's a passionate mountaineer with no preexisting conditions. vivian saltsman has been treating him for weeks his lungs were so badly affected that she's been keep

barbara, in a week's time, before. barbara, in a week's time. joe — before. barbara, in a week's time, joe biden _ before. barbara, in a week's time, joe biden will- before. barbara, in a week's time, joe biden will be - time, joe biden will be inaugurated. is he really going to spend his first few weeks with a senate trial, the senate both confirming his appointments, his key appointments, his key appointments, and also trying his predecessor?— his predecessor? well, that is what it looks _ his predecessor? well, that is what it looks as _ his predecessor? well, that is what it looks as if _ his predecessor? well, that is what it looks as if he - his predecessor? well, that is what it looks as if he is - his predecessor? well, that is what it looks as if he is going | what it looks as if he is going to have. looks like facing a senate trial. it seems he is going to try and get other work done around the edges, because when this impeachment trial starts it usually takes up all of the senate's time, but he needs the senate to confirm his cabinet positions an

this is barbara. she was one of germany's 1st covert 1000 patients she is a pediatric specialist at the university medical center her colleague consultant yohannes culp and has worked with her on many occasions. you. post a percentage of their visitors who are when the patient arrived in intensive care she had severe breathing difficulties otherwise she was very alert unlike some of the patients we encounter she was feverish but not at all disorientated we were really struggling to get her breathing difficulties under control we gave her a lot of medication to try to control and we had to give her an awful lot of oxygen . then given the rapid progression of the onus we decided to anita times and into bait on this amount as to supply her with a very rich concentration of oxygen but we saw she was suffering from severe lung failure. that's our. barbara spent more than a week fighting for her life. she made it her ventilation tube is gone in all likelihood she is no longer infectious today's 1st test was

barbara, if it does then come _ office. barbara, if it does then come to _ office. barbara, if it does then come to a _ office. barbara, if it does then come to a trial- office. barbara, if it does then come to a trial in i office. barbara, if it does| then come to a trial in the senate, a lot of interest now in whether the dam is breaking, whether support for mr trump in the senate is beginning to dwindle. there are some moves there. ~ , , ., , , there. well, yes, it has been reported _ there. well, yes, it has been reported that _ there. well, yes, it has been reported that the _ there. well, yes, it has been reported that the top - reported that the top republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell, does believe that mr trump has committed impeachable offences and that here in fact is willing to possibly support or is pleased that the democrats are going through with impeachment because it would be a way to purge mr trump from the party, because there is a lot of concern about there is a lot of concern about the future of the party now, it is deeply fractured, it is

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upset over the draft submissions, barbara brown seizes the moment. she demands and gets a meeting with hawkins and staff. >> the first draft of the regulation was missing the critical piece in the puzzle, and that was all the future development that can have an impact on visibility. and the first draft of the regulation totally ducked the issue. >> this package is one of several tools -- >> brown alerts hawkins to the dangers of not regulating future polluters of the parks. to her, this issue should never have been compromised in the first place. >> it was like alice in wonderland. we would be working to clean up the old sources but not catching up because of the pollution from the new sources. unless it was addressed, we would be on a treadmill. many concerns have been articulated during the working group meeting, were not addressed -- >> >> the demands of the park service team do not make them of the most popular figures within the epa staff, but controlling future sources of pollution is reinstated by a sympathetic hawkins, a major victory for bar

with two weeks to go, barbara brown makes final recommendations. for her, each turn of phrase has potential for protecting or endangering the parks. >> an integral vista is the view of the scenic landmark. that is to limiting. a feature or view ... >> on november 10th, the court verdict is due on henry nichols motion for delay. he makes contact with his legal counterpart epa. >> how are you? >> what have you heard? >> we have not heard anything. we raised the question as to whether or not the agency shouldn't be rethinking the entire package. to do that, the agency would have had to get an extension on the courts deadline. >> it will give epa until november 24 in order to respond to your motion and to week from today ... >> this is not henry nichols round. the regulation will go forward. but both men know that when the rule is publish, nickel will again return to the courts in another round of washington legal maneuver. >> bye-bye. >> the regulation is the result of many efforts. barbara brown has fought to protect the parks from future polluters.

this is barbara. she was one of germany's 1st covert 1000 patients she is a pediatric specialist at the university medical center her colleague consultant johan a sculptor and has worked with her on many occasions. you. post a percentage of their visitors who are when the patients arrived in intensive cache she had severe breathing difficulties otherwise she was very alert unlike some of the patients we encounter she was feverish but not at all disorientated that we were really struggling to get her breathing difficulties under control so we gave her a lot of medication to try to control and we had to give her an awful lot of oxygen and then given the rapid progression of the onus we decided to anita times and into baytown this allowed us to supply her with a very rich concentration of oxygen so what we saw she was suffering from severe lung failure here is that it's our. barbara spent more than a week fighting for her life. she made it her ventilation tube is gone in all likelihood she is no longer i

barbara i'll be back to _ concretely because of that. barbara i'll be back to you _ concretely because of that. barbara i'll be back to you a _ concretely because of that. barbara i'll be back to you a bit _ concretely because of that. barbara i'll be back to you a bit later- concretely because of that. barbara i'll be back to you a bit later on. - i'll be back to you a bit later on. thank you. president biden at the start of his first full week in office has set out goals to speed up coronavirus vaccinations, saying the us should be well on the way to herd immunity by the summer. the us is also set to impose a ban on people arriving from the uk, ireland and the 26 european countries in the �*schengen free travel area'. and from brazil and south africa too. president biden said he hoped to raise his target for vaccinations during his first hundred days in office to one— hundred— i'm quite confident that we will be in a position within the next three weeks or so to be vaccinating people at the range of a million a day or in excess.

but barbara -- ok. i agree with obviously what steve was talking about but i want to continue this in the broader market story again, need to be very careful here, because last night we had the ceo coming on cnbc and others saying we're fine then they go out and raise a couple million bucks and say they don't need it just sort of a safety net. now you've got them limiting order flow on more than 50 stocks let's be clear if this was e trade or schwab or td or others saying you can only buy one share, but don't worry, we're open how do you think, barbara ann, the market would react >> so i agree with steve i don't think regulation is right or the answer. they clearly dipped into capital or they wouldn't have raised over a billion overnight this is really a david and golden knight story. they're risking upsetting david. that is never a good strategy. in this scenario, i think the hedge funds are the dumb money right. every experienced hedge fund manager knows you do not short a stock with 138% short intere

barbara colette usher, thank you for that —— barbara plett—usher. you accurately predicted against the grain that donald trump would be elected in 2016. did you think he would be impeached twice? i did you think he would be impeached twice? i thought he would be impeached _ impeached twice? i thought he would be impeached at - impeached twice? i thought he would be impeached at least . would be impeached at least once. at the time i predicted his win in my september 2016 interview, i predicted that he would be impeached and everyone scoffed at me. but the very characteristics that i pointed to applied to both of them. this was an individual who, throughout his life, had no respect for the truth, for law and order and cared only about himself and everything was transactional. that produced both of his impeachment. now, donald trump _ both of his impeachment. now, donald trump has _ both of his impeachment. now, donald trump has music- both of his impeachment. now, donald trump has music that i both of his impeachment. now, | donald trump has music th

well done, barbara. just talk - see the procession starts. well done, barbara. just talk us through. this is the start come as you say, did ceremonial procession for some some of the characters there. democrat from maryland is going to be the lead impeachment manager. and presumably he is the one announcing the terms of the one announcing the terms of the impeachment to the senate. the procession you're seeing now is led by the sergeant in arms and the house clerk. jamie raskin close behind. as well as the other impeachment managers who will serve as prosecuted. yes, he is the one who will be reading the impeachment articles once they get to the senate. �* ., ,,., �* ., senate. and professor, i'm not sure if you _ senate. and professor, i'm not sure if you can _ senate. and professor, i'm not sure if you can watch _ senate. and professor, i'm not sure if you can watch this - senate. and professor, i'm not sure if you can watch this as i sure if you can watch this as well where you are. we are speaking to you from home. you were talking about the importance o

though for barbara it felt more like rage. she got a gun permit, kept a gun in her car. >> i'd go pull up at a stop light and i remember looking over and there was a man in the car and i was thinking, could you have done this, did you do this because they had no clues for months and months. it was a fog, you're living in a fog. >> then it was summer, five months had passed. >> august that year was fabulous in the pacific northwest. and i woke up a little late. jenny woke up a little late. >> just the two of them. patty pastian and her 13-year-old jenny. >> and we were sitting in the dining room on the floor in front of the patio doors, bathing ourselves in the sun. we were talking. all about upcoming camp. all about what she'd do the rest of the day. we just visited. it's not something we regularly did. we just did it that day. i think we needed to. >> the moment in time so treasured and so terribly fleeting. >>> coming up -- >> there was a knock on the front door. it's somebody with the police department. >> another missing g

barbara plett—usherjoins us from capitol hill. barbara, compared to the last impeachment of donald trump, this was bipartisan in the sense that ten house republicans voted for it. is that number being seen as small or significant or both? i that number being seen as small or significant or both?— significant or both? i think it's bein: significant or both? i think it's being seen — significant or both? i think it's being seen as _ significant or both? i think it's being seen as significant, - significant or both? i think it's i being seen as significant, laura, and that's because i year ago, the senate trial started almost exactly a year ago this week. it's really something. that was completely partisan. no republicans broke ranks. now you have ten, which is significant because of that previous record, and one of them being miss cheney, the third ranking member in the house. someone with quite a bit of seniority and conservative credentials. it's certainly something the democrats played on very much during their speeches, even

reportera: la congresista barbara lee, dijo que ella esperaba que ocurriera algo a congreso ayer, por eso desde la maÑana, se puso sus tenis. la congresista, criticÓ a los elementos de seguridad, por la tibia respuesta que tuvieron. la congresista federal barbara lee, huyo distrito incluya oakland viviÓ la insurrección en el capitolio. congresista barbara lee: habÍa estado leyendo las advertencias en redes sociales y escuchando a donald trump durante las Últimas semanas incitando a la violencia. esperaba que pasara algo, por eso me puse mis tenis. reportera: la congresista criticÓ la tibia respuesta de los elementos de seguridad del congreso, dijo que nunca antes tuvo que sacar su mÁscara de gas. congresista barbara lee: las fallas en el sistema de seguridad fueron enormes, fue algo aterrador, si yo sabÍa que podÍa pasar algo la guardia nacional tendÍa que haber estado preparada, si estuviera sido movimiento de blm lo hubiera parado, eran partidarios blanco de donald trump. ahora dondÉ al trum debe ser removido de su cargo. reportera: otro representante que tambiÉn estaba

in effect, barbara. _ day tomorrow. in effect, barbara, the _ day tomorrow. in effect, barbara, the process - day tomorrow. in effect, barbara, the process we | day tomorrow. in effect, - barbara, the process we see at the moment in the house is a gesture. they are going through with it even though they know it will not have the impact they hope for. it is interesting as well in the idea that it may give us an idea of how many republicans may move against mr trump how many republicans may move against mrtrump or how many republicans may move against mr trump or is it a free hit for republicans, they can vote in favour of this knowing it will not happen. i think probably they would focus more on their own minds on what they will do about the big vote, the impeachment vote. there have been various opinions expressed about whether mr trump should leave office or not. i think only one republican, to my knowledge, has actually publicly said that this is the route that should be taken. the one being voted on right now. the bigger question right now is what they are

barbara: good afternoon to everyone. it is a pleasure to introduce our presenter today. barbara perry is the gerald professor and director of presidential studies at the university of virginia's miller center, where she co-directs the presidential oral history program. she is the author and editor of 14 books on presidents, first ladies, the kennedy family, the supreme court, civil rights and civil liberties. professor perry has conducted over 100 interviews for the george bush, george h.w. bush, bill clinton and barack obama presidential history oral programs. she also directs the edward kennedy oral history project. she served as a u.s. supreme court fellow for chief justice william rehnquist, and has worked for both republican and democratic members of the united states senate. her books include "42, inside the presidency of bill clinton." "41, inside the presidency of george h.w. bush." "rose kennedy, the life and times of a political matriarch." "jacqueline kennedy, the first lady in the new frontier." "edward kennedy, an oral history." and "the priestly tribe, the

one was barbara's memoirs published in 1995. another was a book of george bush's letters and other writings released in 1999. she's writing two more. "perls of wisdom" is scheduled to come out next spring in time for graduation and mother's day. it resolves around barbara bush, who was famous for giving advice. and jean collects the best advice that she offered over the years from everyone to all of her children and grandchildren to bill clinton. by the way, all the proceeds from that book, jean's donating to the barbara bush foundation for family literacy. the that one. yeah in the crowd tonight, or a number of people from back home who have driven here to see jean speak. family, friends, coworkers. back in martin's bird new mexico, we are still pretty darn proud of her. just between us i am to. please welcome my friend jeanne back or. >> [applause] it's sort of odd after that wonderful introduction, i feel bad the first thing i'm going to say is, when steve picked me up at the airport yesterday, we weren't even out of the park

barbara plett-usher speaking _ that. barbara plett-usher speaking to _ that. barbara plett-usher speaking to us _ that. barbara plett-usher speaking to us from - that. barbara plett-usher speaking to us from the l speaking to us from the rotunda. let's get some analysis from ron christie, republican strategist and former advisor to president george w bush. thank you some forjoining us. do you have a sense tonight that the dam is breaking when you hear that liz chaining is going to vote to impeach the president —— liz cheney, and as many as 20 republican senators may be open to? many as 20 republican senators mav be open to?— many as 20 republican senators may be open to?— many as 20 republican senators may be open to? good evening to ou. i may be open to? good evening to vom i think— may be open to? good evening to you. i think there _ may be open to? good evening to you. i think there are _ may be open to? good evening to you. i think there are cracks - you. i think there are cracks in the — you. i think there are cracks in the levee and the presi

barbara spent more than a week fighting for her life. she made it her ventilation tube is gone in all likelihood she is no longer infectious today's 1st test was negative she has beat the virus but it was a close call. but the situation was frightening at that moment. you can't get any air anymore. you can't speak. you realize that you might be going to die or. then i began giving instructions with my last remaining strength about my last wishes if i don't make it. but. i have on whatsapp. it was a nightmare. in germany's 1st wave of the covert 900 figures rose rapidly in the south of the country fribourg university medical center switched to treating only medical emergencies and patients with a new coronavirus. this is clement's the sores on his face are from the long periods of time that he has spent lying face down before contracting the virus clements was a fit man in his mid sixty's a passionate mountaineer with no preexisting conditions. vivian saltsman has been treating him for weeks his lungs were so badly affected that she's bee

barbara, i'm going to start with you. in a tweet on sunday, you said the house should immediately subpoena president trump's phone records as well as rudy giuliani's phone records. can you further explain what you meant and what do you think is the next move here? should the 25th amendment be invoked? we know the house is inching closer to a second impeachment. >> first of all, there are three ways you can get the president to leave office. first, he could resign but we don't expect he will have the decency to do that. like richard nixon, he can't even rise to that level of nixon. secondly, you have the 25th amendment. which the vice president and others have indicated that they have kept it in reserve, sort of in a time-out, but aren't going to do illustrate at this point. third, impeachment. and i support putting pressure on all three fronts. >> amanda, i want to get your thoughts on the 25th amendment versus impeachment. house speaker pelosi said she prefers the 25th because it actually gets rid of trump. >> one of the

the funeral of his wife barbara was seven months earlier. former president al gore said bush 41, gore said he served the nation with extraordinary integrity and grace, unquote. [applause] [applause] and the country seemed anxious to celebrate those qualities last november and december. he was a world war ii hero, of course, before he began his long political career. by and large, history looks back pretty favourably on his presidency. brookings institution surveyed nearly 200 political scientist earlier this year, asking them to write all 45 presidents and the elder bush came in 17, behind kennedy, ahead of monroe. he drew praise for foreign policy, and large part, his popularity sank as the economy sank. he didn't win reelection in 1992, but he won the nation back as a former president. and jean baker was at his side, in some cases, hanging on for dear life for those 25 years. it's great to have her here, for personal reasons. jean and i go back a ways. we grew up together in a small farming community about three hours east of here. her fam

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welcome, barbara. >> thank you so much. thanks for that lovely introduction. thank you to stewart as well for his superb leadership of this wonderful association. i am proud to be a member. i have over my shoulder today might john f. kennedy christmas ornament that comes with membership. i cannot wait to put it on my christmas tree this coming season for the holidays. thank you as well to luke and robert who are helping us with the technology in putting this program together, and all those at the association who make this just a wonderful set of programs to celebrate. this is kennedy's birthday today. we are going to do a presentation of about 20 minutes or so that will obviously not cover all of the details of mrs. kennedy's life or time is first lady, but if robert can bring up the power point presentation, we can get started with that. then, as colleen said, we look forward to your questions and comments, not only about the presentation, but any elements of mrs. kennedy's life and her time as first lady, or maybe even after words. we will focus on her time

lets ringing barbara plett usher, you are close to where this is happening, barbara? we've arrived at the capitol building, we arrived at the capitol building, we arrived at the white house. i can see the capitol building now. the area is jam—packed with protesters... i haven't been able to get close enough to the building itself to see what has happened to be that security breach and whether the struggles are still going on. and how easily are you and others able to move around, barbara? close to where this is happening. easily at the moment, but they have the area fenced off, so i haven't... as we we re area fenced off, so i haven't... as we were walking down the street, constitution avenue, the atmosphere was almost party like. there was one place where they were playing music and dancing... and now, it feels as though i am just in a crowd of people waving flags. there is not a sense of urgency disruption. i don't see people pushing back on anything, but we are not... for the moment, thank you very much indeed. that was barbara on the phone close to where these p

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but so mixed reaction from from track as they have barbara but it breaks it also means the end of freedom of movement for people between the u.k. and the e.u. what does that mean in practice. it means in practice is of course what people who come here as for this port of call a who used the tunnel a bit further on or use one of the ferry cyr in the background it will seem normal because they just have to show their passports and they can still go but problems for them will start once they are on european soil because they lose all their rights as e.u. citizens they are now a 3rd country that means they will have to follow rules like americans australians or everybody else in the world they can settle here any more they can stay on the european soil for more than 90 days in a row if they want to work here it's going to be very complicated so it's just look at life for those many people who for years have been going back and forwards who were working part time in london for instance and part in paris or somewhere else on the continent they will have to really follow new rules and their life

hello i'm barbara starr this is al jazeera live from london also coming up a 100000000 cases worldwide 100000 deaths in britain alone the toll of just one year of the pandemic is. hope you guys are. the jury that will decide the donald trump's fate senators are sworn in for the impeachment trial. and the children who know nothing but war now scrambling to syria's rubbish to survive. israel's top general says he's ordered his forces to step up preparations for possible offensive actions against iran warning new u.s. president joe biden that it would be wrong to return to the 2015 nuclear deal. i had instructed the army to prepare a number of operational plans to the existing ones we are taking care of these plants undeveloped that in the coming year does he decide on cutting them out of course but the political leaders but his plans have to be on the table ready i'm practiced. all hairy for citizen west jerusalem and joins us now via skype or harry give us a little bit of context and the importance of these words coming from him specifically . because this is something that has been rep

we have congress woman barbara lee from the bay area, oakland, she is joining us and connecting with us shortly. in the meantime, i want to read you her statement that was issue odd what she calls the violent c on -- the violent coup attempt, she was inside the house chamber yesterday like many other members of congress were. and she will talk about what she went through. i'm going to just say, she released this message, i'm appreciative of all the support and fortunate that my staff and i are safe. i was swiftly rushed off the floor of the house and moved to a secure location following the riot c riotous breach of the capitol brought on by donald trump, there was an armed standoff, tear gas deployed in the capitol rot num rotunda and people scaling the walls of the u.s. capitol, we all saw that. she said, donald trump is activeactive ly seeking to dismantle our faith in institutions and democracy itself. we are having problems gre s iss of connecting with their. so we will have is her on later. you have seen our constitution expert before, you have spent quite a bit of time studying

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hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up defying humanitarian warnings the u.s. prepares to brand the yemens who the rebels as terrorists. indonesian recovery crews pieced together the wreckage and their hunt for clues as to what caused a passenger jet to plummet into the sea. extremely busy with communities especially now you called it. with so many people dying of coronavirus in south africa funeral homes are running out of coffins. thank you for joining us the u.s. house of representatives as introduced an article of impeachment against president donald trump it charges him with inciting supporters to stage an attack on capitol hill last week there were crowds also submitted a resolution calling for trump's cabinet to declare him unfit for office and remove him but the session was adjourned within minutes following an objection to that motion from the house republican well to bring us up to date on all the developments we have alan fischer standing by outside the white house 1st though let's go to heidi show castro who joins us now from capit

this week, we will hear from barbara burger. clean energy goals from chevron, lower intensity, like flaring and emissions. they want to develop new technologies. five years ago, the big buzzword in technology was digitalization. now it is carbon capture, where co2 released in oil production is captured and pumped back into rock. that has come to a project for chevron, that produces so much emissions each year that could power hundreds of homes. they are looking at startups as key to the transition. they have invested in carbon engineering, to charging stations, and focusing on new ways to trample. its latest fund, launched in 2018, commits $100 million to technology that lowers oil and gas emissions, plus supports a low carbon value chains. i sat down the barbara burger, the president of chevron technology ventures, to ask where the best opportunities were. and the buzzword is hydrogen. barbara: hydrogen and of the promise of hydrogen is not new, but you have seen an acceleration in the types of solutions at that are being progr

barbara, thank you _ that quite clearly. barbara, thank you very _ that quite clearly. barbara, thank you very much - that quite clearly. barbara, thank you very much a. - jeffrey rosen is the president of the national constitution center. he joins us from washington. firstly, a crucial question. can someone be impeached after they have left the presidency? it is an open question. of course, no former president has ever been impeached before. in 1799, a senator was impeached after he had been expelled, and the senate did not rule squarely on whether or not he could be tried, the closest president is 1876 when a former secretary of war was tried after he left office, but in the ceiling quotation is from presidentjohn quincy adams, a congressman who sat on the floor of the house, i hold myself so long as they have the breath of life in my body, amenable to impeachment by this house for everything i did during the time i held any public office. so former presidentjohn quincy adams did seem to think that a former president could be impeached and tried, no matter when he was

>>> tonight on kqed newsroom, california congress members barbara lee and eric swalwell talk to us about the historic second impeachment of president trump. >>> some regions are plus presidents and plagues have come and gone, but is california redwoods have endured for centuries. welcome to kqed newsroom. president donald trump has certainly made his mark on the office

barbara spent more than a week fighting for her life. she made it her ventilation tube is gone in all likelihood she is no longer infectious today's 1st test was negative she has beat the virus but it was a close call. but the situation was frightening at that moment. you can't get any air anymore. you can't speak. you realize that you might be going to die or. then i began giving instructions with my last remaining strength about my last wishes if i don't make it. head on whatsapp. it was a nightmare. in germany's 1st wave of the covert 900 figures rose rapidly in the south of the country fribourg university medical center switched to treating only medical emergencies and patients with a new coronavirus. this is clement's the sores on his face are from the long periods of time that he has spent lying face down before contracting the virus clements was a fit man in his mid sixty's a passionate mountaineer with no preexisting conditions. vivian saltsman has been treating him for weeks his lungs were so badly affected that she's been keepi

barbara, what's the message here for republicans, do you think? >> i think the message is, we are going to have a politics, really democrat and republican, that's post-trump and post-pandemic, and we have a lot of new challenges, and i don't think we need to look to the past. yesterday was about turning the page and a new administration, but also a new congress that has a lot of new faces, particularly a lot of new republican faces. we have more women, we have more minority members. and i think we need to focus on that and the agenda that we want to get done for the american people, as well as how can we come together and work on things, covid relief, accelerating the vaccine, helping people who are in dire need? and we can't be about one person. that is over. we'll have impeachment, which i do support, but we also need to move on. >> amanda, to the point about moving on, president biden has continued toanceis agenda through executive orders, and has only appointed democrats to this point thus far. after campaigning on a message of unity, is it ri

adam thank you thank you barbara. as for 3 illnesses have been spreading among refugees a migrant stuck in freezing weather in bosnia and herzegovina their camp was destroyed by fire late last year and after being initially hesitant to help also his government has been putting up heated tents but there aren't enough for everyone and so some of the find other shelter in the hatchway which is near the border with the e.u. and to ship out with ports. blocking the basics needed to shelter from freezing conditions migrant families and unaccompanied children are stranded in the cold waiting for a helping hand. but they've learned it's unlikely to come from the local community in the north west of bosnia herzegovina there are thousands like them hoping to cross into croatia and into the e.u. . as the temperatures continue to drop conditions are worsening at camp lipa and for 900 people who called it home if only temporarily the government refused to upgrade the camp for the winter and with no running water or power its resid

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up it was a security breach that should not have happened the washington d.c. mayor demands an investigation into what went wrong and the growing coronavirus case load forces a new state of emergency in japan. at this time 24 hours ago an angry violent mob had stormed the u.s. capitol forcing their way past police and penetrating the heart of u.s. democracy they were driven by the false belief a claim perpetuated by donald trump that the november presidential election had been stolen by the democrats or by the end 4 people were day 15 police officers in hospital one of them in a critical condition it's a very different scene there on thursday now calm has been restored business as much as it can be as usual but former trump allies have resigned that he's been banned by facebook and instagram at least until he leaves office there are calls for the vice president meanwhile to invoke the 25th amendment that's the constitutional clause that allows a president to be removed from office articles of impeachment