dane: their conversations about polarization. can you give us a back on how that is working and how you see bipartisanship auctioning in washington today? dutch functioning in washington today? -- how you see bipartisanship functioning in washington today? rep. rochester: it is important and i was one of the people trapped in the alchemy when the insurrection happened on january 6. as someone who experienced that, knowing what the inspiration for that was, to me that was a symptom of many underlying issues we have to face as a country. again, the reason why i focused on the future of work was because i felt we needed to find common ground. a lot of times we hear a concept and get in our corner and do not talk about, what does that mean? and what is really our goal here? one of the reasons this caucus is so important is because we want to have a place where we can have dialogue about issues that are going to affect all of us. you know, after everything took place, i remember reaching out to represented of style and sang, are we st

most danes those seem _ rather quickly. most danes those seem willing - rather quickly. most danes those seem willing to - rather quickly. most danes i those seem willing to accept the corona pass if that means a swifter return to normal life. adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. russian president vladimir putin gives his annual speech to members of the federal assembly in a few hours. it comes amid tension over russia's military build—up on ukraine's border which has led to international calls for de—escalation. meanwhile supporters ofjailed opposition politician alexei navalny have called for street protests across the country. navalny has been on hunger strike since the end of march and was transferred to a prison hospital earlier this week. his team has said he could die "within days". a salvage operation is underway at an historic cape town university library — after it was badly damaged by fire. the 200—year—old library housed unique collections of african books and archives — including more than 85,000 items. courtney bembridge reports. this is all t

a smartphone app called myhealth gives danes access to their digital health records. this serves as an initial corona pass, while a new, more advanced app is expected next month. over the coming weeks, as denmark opens up further, danes will have to show a corona pass to access many other places including restaurants, cinemas and gyms. the rules already apply to hairdressers. after a long lockdown, gitte alsing is relieved her salon can open again. it's good because my business had been bound for 3.5 months. i think we should do it for all so we can start everything up and we can be more secure. bars and restaurants are getting ready to welcome guests back. some wonder whether the app will cope with a large volume of users. others are uneasy about policing their customers' health. i was not expecting that i was supposed to be the one actually checking on them, and ifind it also to be overkill at this stage when the vaccination is going ok, the number of deaths is quite low. authorities believe coronavirus is now under control. once the over—50s are vaccinated, most

which screen gives the people of so i get a chance to escape them and dane lives once in a while. boris petrovitch schoolman is on his way to pick up passengers. he brings life to the taiga i do because i feel sorry for the old ladies with their villages are dying in. his route takes him from the village of new gear to the village of soy in northern russia near our hungus. or to be more precise what used to be a village. the narrow couch railway line is 31 kilometers long the train consists of one passenger car and a diesel locomotive in the seemingly endless russian tiger. morris petrovich school men whose affectionately known as petrovitch does the round trip twice a week on mondays and fridays. in winter he gets the stove going well before the 1st passengers get on the journey can last between one and 3 hours depending on how much snow there is on the track. of the country each year i probably have a road and i saw those in passengers and they didn't get him to do. today he arrives on time it's a in the morning. the villagers are glad to see him. here all our hope rests on this

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what to do the danes think of having to have this kind of pass as a requirement to go and have a haircut for example, something as simple as that? there has been a lot of pressure to lift the lockdown restrictions, and this has been put forward by the authorities as an effort to do it safely sooner. this has wide political backing across almost all the political parties are. there haven't been significant objections from the public, there hasn't been the criticism that we have seen in the uk, in general, danes have a high degree of trust in government to support the handling of coronavirus, and i think people are generally quite resigned to doing what it takes to get back to normal life, there is lockdown fatigue setting in, but there are concerns that this could be a bit of a government overreach, some worry that the coronapass could create a two tier society, giving call to two teams, and there have been protest groups who have been holding demonstrations against the lockdown, and also against the coronapass. lockdown, and also against the coronapass-_ lockdown, and also against the co

a smartphone app called myhealth gives danes while a new, more advanced app is expected next month. it�*s good because my business had been bound for 3.5 months. i think we should do it for all so we can start everything up and we can be more secure. bars and restaurants are getting ready to welcome guests back. some wonder whether the app will cope with a large volume of users. others are uneasy about policing their customers�* health. i was not expecting that i was supposed to be the one actually checking on them, and ifind it also to be overkill at this stage when the vaccination is going ok, the number of deaths is quite low. authorities believe coronavirus is now under control. once the over—50s are vaccinated, most of denmark�*s restrictions are set to be lifted. meanwhile, getting tested is likely to become a part of everyday life. denmark has ramped up testing, and now has one of the highest of any country in the world. we are 5.8 million here in denmark and we have 500,000 tests each day so it is possible for each and everybody to get a test rather quickly. most dan

soon to be gust and he was a great dane lab mix. so i was really interested in this dog and i got home and tracy said i saw this dog on my trip today. was about astro? do we have to go see this dog. so we met him and tells the page in my parkinsons where the foundation was going well and everything was going good in my life except for the absence of my son and i needed somebody to spur me on to walk and exercise him and take his big dog or people would say yes and they'd say what you get a saddle for it? he got me to walk three or four miles a day. he was a magnet for people and people would come up to me. tracy says they just want to talk to you and i said nope, i'm invisible next to this dog. he's a great bonus in my life to have gust. >> well it's been a real amazing thing that you created, what you have done on the foundation side too. i don't want to let this opportunity go by to talk about the foundation because the way that it might have been envisioned when he first started and the richness of all that you have done to innov

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dane in california, dane >> caller: thanks for having me on the show. >> great to have you on. what's going on? >> caller: i'm in a tough patch. i bought $73 you had mentioned was a good company but now it's just kind of going down and down and i really don't know why -- >> well, i think that first of all, you had compass come and a lot of people feel like raels stat -- real estate peeked there are a lot of people in line promoting the holdings that i think will go away because the chart is bad and they got burned down here i think you're okay but it's a $4.9 billion valuation and that is a little too high for a company that doesn't have anything that special. i know they think they do. i apologize but i don't see it let's go to paul in massachusetts, paul? >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call i hope you and the crew are doing well you guys do an amazing job. >> thank you >> caller: i'll keep it short and sweet. what doe you think about the stock micro vision >> this stock is so -- this is what i call a true battle ground stock. okay it's got a gigantic short position

which screen gives the people of saigon a chance to escape them and dane lives once in a while. boris petrovitch schoolman is on his way to pick up passengers. he brings life to the taiga i do because i feel sorry for the old ladies their villages are dying you know. his route takes him from the village of new gear to the village of soy in northern russia near our hungus. or to be more precise what used to be a village. a narrow couch railway line is 31 kilometers long the train consists of one passenger car and a diesel locomotive in the seemingly endless russia tyga. morris petrovitch screaming whose affectionately known as petrovitch does the round trip twice a week on mondays and fridays. in winter he gets the stove going well before the 1st passengers get on the journey can last between one and 3 hours depending on how much snow there is on the track. it's not going to be cheer i probably have a rodent i suppose and passengers and they didn't get him to be. today he arrives on time it's 8 in the morning. the villagers are glad to see him. here all our hope rests on this tra

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this danes with the most people showing up for treatment saying their dick did the pills show up as red on the road. and this is 99. 2001. 2003. 200520072009 what you can see is that in every state in the united states we've seen a very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids big companies were aware that these pills were dangerous addictive of course and could kill people of course they would yes they were aware before they put out their drug and one of the drugs started to get prescribed it was very clear early on there was a public health problem associated with this so there was overwhelming evidence that the products that were making them rich were killing people are going back and we wanted to find the patients that testified in this that really johnny passed away in 2008 in an accident caused by oxycontin his wife confided he had become addicted to it lauren was addicted for years now she's free if it became addicted and was also found dead of a cardiac arrest 3 patients out of 6 had become addicted as for the doctor who appe

they were out for a drive with the kids and the great dane in the back as usual when a pickup truck nicked their hummer's wheel. >> and it spun us 180 degrees. and when we spun, we hit a curb and actually flipped over on the passenger side. >> reporter: seeing it happen from their own car, robert lee and his wife. >> we're seeing a flying car. i could not believe how high and far it flew. drove my truck right up to his and opened the door. >> the boys had the car seats, so they were perfectly fine. evie was on the floor but had her seat belt on. i think she was all right. the poor dog was in the back and fell to the side. >> reporter: and suddenly, there was a whole crowd of people wanting to pitch in. >> next thing i knew, there were two, then three, four, five. >> we've gone through hard times, all of us through the pandemic and everything else. and i think that people are now, they're just coming together more. >> this is the first time that you guys have met since that accident yesterday. what's the first thing that you guys want to say? >> thank you, mr. lee. thank you to you and your

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. >> this is our producer melissa seven-month-old great dane gibson. these cute pups belong to our producers lorena and sarah and editor steve and we also have several cat lovers. there's a horse and then here is boomer and bear. >> bear on the left and boomer on the right. what is slusser doing? >> i think she was an anteater in her formerly life. >> did you have peanut butter in your nose? >> that was genuine affectio >> that >>> james wiseman, for the rest of the season after suffering a torn meniscus in golden state's win on saturday. a top blow for the 20-year-old who is coming off a two night's game. i'm dennis o'donnell, this is game day. warrior's new guard, gary peyton ii is coming up in just a few minutes. >>> the japan olympics are less than four months away. my money is on hideki matsuyama to light the olympic flame to burn it up off a four-shot lead. but torres put the heat on the first hole. he has already cut that lead to three strokes. he does it again. so matsuyama, starting to leak a little oil, and then flood this chip. the lead was

for the action because he's promised 50 people jailed jumpstarted economy with detailed coverage many danes waded through asking what politicians don't allow to hold large rallies all they aren't allowed to earn a living from around the world this is about a demand for fundamental change to the way the police operation in the united states. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government needs to watch exactly how and what measures now taking on a situation like a month you could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking the military positioning of the middle east wasn't just a simple act of reorganizing ministry assets this is a message to the region the united states is rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story are now just 0. we tell the untold stories. we speak when. we cover up alongside us. no matter where it takes us a pretty familiar feeling seared gavel in my eyes. and power and passion which tell your stories we are your voice no news you are not al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm so ho robyn yo

connecting with markets around the world will lose the woods what chance is it that those will become danes rachel cletus is a policy director with the climates and energy program of the union of concerned scientists she joins us from cambridge massachusetts in the united states welcome to t.w. this has been a week of headline grabbing climate commitments we have us talking about housing the greenhouse gas emissions from 2005 levels britain 78 percent reductions from 9090 levels by 2035 and the e.u. talking about reducing net emissions to at least 55 percent of 1990 levels by the end of the decade so as the question therefore becomes is all of this virtue signalling or is it actually achievable. it's absolutely achievable and this week was one of those moments of real hope. to recognize that the major contributor to heat trapping nations the united states which is the historical largest contributor is finally stepping up to its responsibility is this 50 to 52 percent commitment below 2005 members by 2030 is really a sign of serious intention from the biden and ministration now of course the

system initially comprising just 6 satellites in orbit stream internet video content from germany now danes and his team were also eager to see how the experiment pans out. what we'll be doing is where we're going to present the earth shall rise up and getting content from there over to our modems on to the terminals themselves up to the satellite back down again and then all the acknowledgments coming back to across the internet so we can keep on streaming just here we just got 3 more minutes and then the satellites will be coming out over its satellite flies it takes about 3 minutes and then the next. 1010 seconds. there. we're now live streaming video from deserted you have to. travel. their work briefly in the quality of the signal wasn't good enough so it lost lost connection but. we try and we're still in testing we're testing the circuit so optimizing the system to get better and better performance better latency. improved quality of video the satellite ok well thanks everybody for joe thank. you. providing sufficient bandwidth for streaming videos in full h.d. will require the launc

connecting with markets around the world will lose the words what chance is it that those will become danes rachel cletus is a policy director with the climates and energy program the union of concerned scientists she joins us from cambridge massachusetts in the united states welcome to the w this has been a week of headline grabbing climate commitments we have us talking about how the greenhouse gas emissions from 2005 levels britain 78 percent reductions from 9090 levels by 2035 and the e.u. talking about reducing net emissions to at least 55 percent of 1990 levels by the end of the decade so as the question therefore becomes is all of this virtue signalling or is it actually achievable. it's absolutely achievable and this week was one of those moments of real hope. to recognize that the major contributor to heat trapping emissions the united states which is the historical largest contributor is finally stepping up to its responsibility is this 50 to 52 percent commitment below 2005 members by 2030 is really a sign of serious intention from the biden and ministration now of course the pro

jarrott and evie larochelle, out for a drive with the kids and the great dane in the back as usual. when a pickup truck nicked their hummer's rear wheel. >> and it spun us 180 degrees. and when we spun, we hit the curb, and we flipped over on the passenger side. >> reporter: seeing it happen from their own car, robert lee and his wife. >> we are seeing a flying car. i could not believe how high and far it flew. i drove my truck next to his. opened the door. >> the boys had their car seats so they were perfectly fine. evie was on the floor, but she had her seat belt on. i think she was all right. the poor dog was in the back, just fell to the side. >> reporter: and suddenly, there was a whole crowd of people wanting to pitch in. >> the next thing i knew, there were two, three, four, five. >> we've gone through such hard times, all of us, through the pandemic and everything else. i think people are now, they're just coming together more. >> reporter: this is the first time you've met since the accident yesterday. what do you want to say? >> thank you, mr. lee, thank you to you and you

i my next guest is dr eric dane he's an epidemiologist and senior fellow at the federation of american scientists he joins me from washington d.c. tonight it is good to see you again german leaders are as you heard there calling for a harder lockdown calling it a bridge to carry the country until enough people have been vaccinated i mean what's your take do you think a bridge too late or is a bridge to nowhere well certain things are water under the bridge but right now we do definitely need to lock down because you know germany is a possible rise soon you know its neighbors are having huge huge rises just cæsar it's in for example in hungary in oman and also in france so i think right now stopping the transmission before this gets out of control is so critical especially with the more transmissible be 117 that is surging in numbers and replacing the old stream and also p one strain that's now circulating through many go corners of the world not just in brazil is series a critical critical time in germany is not about seen. nation countries hungry in many other countries are actually

i my next guest is dr eric dane he's an epidemiologist and senior fellow at the federation of american scientists he joins me from washington d.c. tonight it is good to see you again german leaders are as you heard there calling for a harder lockdown calling it a bridge to carry the country until enough people have been vaccinated i mean what's your take do you think a bridge too late or is a bridge to nowhere well certain things are water under the bridge but right now we do definitely need to lock down because you know germany is a possible rises soon you know its neighbors are having huge huge rises just east of it in for example in hungary in oman and also in france so i think right now stopping the transmission before this gets out of control is so critical especially with the more transmissible be 117 is surging in numbers and replacing the old strain and also p one strain that's now circulating through many go corners of the world not not just in brazil is series a critical critical time in germany is not one of the top vaccine. nation countries . in many other countries are act

i my next guest is dr eric dane he's an epidemiologist and senior fellow at the federation of american scientists he joins me from washington d.c. tonight it is good to see we're again german leaders are as you heard there calling for a harder lockdown calling it a bridge to carry the country until enough people have been vaccinated i mean what's your take do you think a bridge too late or is a bridge to nowhere well certain things are water under the bridge but right now we do definitely need to lock down because you know germany is a possible rises soon you know its neighbors are having huge huge rises just to easily it's in for example in hungary in oman and also in france so i think right now stopping the transmission before this gets out of control is so critical especially with the more transmissible b 117 that is surging in numbers and replacing the old strain and also p one strain that's now circulating through many go corners of the world not just in brazil is series a critical critical time in germany is not one of the top vaccine. nation countries . in many other countries a

be arrested and jailed on charges related to the january attack on capitol hill of beans and if nor danes have been free since they were 1st charged in march but a judge now says they pose a grave danger to the community there are no release conditions that will be adequate they'll be kept in jail until their trial. at least 11000 people were forced to flee during last month's attack on palma in northern mozambique humanitarian workers say most are now being looked after by their relatives in nearby pember that's putting even more pressure on local communities that are already struggling as reports from member susanna felix say she was preparing food for her children when she heard gunshots then she saw her neighbors running confused and frightened she grabbed her kids and also ran it was the middle of the afternoon on the 24th of march the day of the attack on parma by an eyesore backed armed group began. i grabbed my children and we started running my husband was at work on the other side of town i haven't heard from him since march and his phone is switched off. the family is now stayi

after six hours of racing, it came down to a fight between defending champion, with the dane taking the win. britain's beth potter ran the fastest five kilometre road race by a woman in lancashire last night. the triathlete from glasgow, seen wearing a blue top, crossed the finish line in a time of 14 minutes and 41 seconds. that beat the world record by a couple of seconds and sliced 10 seconds off paula radcliffe's british record. however, it's thought the race in barrowford didn't meet the stringent criteria needed to make potter's record official. it only really started to sink in when i had about a kilometre to go and i saw the clock, and it said 11 something. i was trying to do the maths in my head. that's about 14 something. i was convinced the clock was wrong. i couldn't believe it. congrats to her, regardless. that's all the sport for now. in northern ireland, police have been attacked with petrol bombs and fireworks in the loyalist area of newtonabbey after a second night of protests. on friday, 15 officers were injured and seven people charged after disturbances in south belf

system initially comprising just 6 satellites in orbit streamed internet video content from germany now danes and his team were also eager to see how the experiment pans out. what we'll be doing is where we're going to visit the earth channel drive up and getting content from there over to our modems on to the terminals themselves to the satellites but down again i know all the acknowledgments coming back across the internet so we can keep on streaming here we just got 3 more minutes and then the satellites will be coming out of it yeah it's satellite flies it takes about 3 minutes and then the next next. 1010 seconds. there. we're now live streaming video from this at the you have to. travel. the work briefly of the quality of the signal wasn't good enough to serve it lost lost connection but. we try and we're still in testing we're testing the circuit optimizing the system to get better and better performance better latency and. improved quality of video the satellite ok well thanks everybody for joe thank you. providing sufficient bandwidth for streaming videos in full h.d. will require th

t danes where they suspended the vaccine temporarily?— vaccine temporarily? i wasn't critical of _ vaccine temporarily? i wasn't critical of the _ vaccine temporarily? i wasn't critical of the transparency, l vaccine temporarily? i wasn't critical of the transparency, i | vaccine temporarily? i wasn't - critical of the transparency, i was critical of the transparency, i was critical of the decision to pause or suspend the vaccine, which i think is a different matter. they decided on a purely precautionary basis to completely suspend the vaccine before they really analysed the facts or allowed the ema to look at the facts. now they are in a position where they have a vaccine which the european medicines agency has said the benefits outweigh the harms, yet they have restricted it in age groups that could actually benefit from the vaccines while they have cases of covid rising and some of these european countries. so those decisions, i think the europeans should actually be revisiting the decisions they've made at a state level with regards to the risks of the v

next is senator danes. >> thank you. i recently introduced a bipartisan bill called the american jobs and energy manufacturing act. it dedicates $8 billion to a modified version of the energy manufacturing tax credit. that attracts clean energy manufacturing and recycling areas with high unemployment and in places where coal mines or coal power plants have closed. expanding the credit provides a powerful tool to help create jobs and coal and energy producing areas in montana and across the country and will ensure the workers continue to play a big part as they should in american energy production. however, it's also important to consider how section 48 -c would interact with other broader provisions including tax cuts and job acts provisions set to expire this year if no further action is taken. professor, how would you expect a targeted provision like section 48-c to interact with r&d expensing, the current ebita, depreciation and would a failure to extend the provisions come against the positive effects of the section

of the season marcus tonight will have played a crucial role yet it was freiburg construct 1st emma dane demetre bitch tina valentia lloyd in the 10 minutes of. a rough week for germany defender muchas ginger was getting rougher. but it was given to his cross which led to his side 2nd tap equalizer. unorthodox finish from too hot but the best always find a way. and the frenchman added a 2nd on the hour mark just off camera sending him one on one with flowing on the last. 6 goal of the campaign for 2 and a timely return to form miller can't so very close. but just not close enough. glove pass boost their european chances with a $21.00 win but now the 2 teens with little left to play for. it's easy to play with a smile when the pressure is off and both outspoken i'm hoping i already looks at the table obscurity still another 3 points never hurt anyone. daniel caligiuri is powerful right.

. >> my name is dane bunton. i'm the project architect for 2814 clay street. just to go into three of the issues that have been raised. the number one would be the unauthorized dwelling units, the second would be the air intake and vents, and the third would be the roof deck. the first i'd we'd like to address is the authorization of the u.d.u. page three, please. the homeowner purchased this home in 2019 as a two-unit building. the report that we received shows it as a two-unit building. the purchased home was vacant at the time with the exception of a tenant residing in the basement unit. we have, on behalf of our clients, filed with d.b.i. to legalize this unit. page 4, please, the coverage of the lot windows and vents. the adjacent property owner's home has been built out to the property line. it is our understanding that there's no basis to prohibit covering the neighbor's illegal windows and vents. we found this is a common pattern in the neighborhood. california law and codes in the city do not protect property line windows as stated. these windows and

that means we have another chance to ask if one person's end this time 20-year-old not dane daunte wright killed because the police officer thought she had a taser. like most social problems, this is complicated. half of you say black people have a better chance of being struck by lightning than a cop. why are so many people of color looking up at the sky so often? let's look at the data, you say. that's as much a false corridor as it is any kind of path to reality. how do you want to assess? how many are killed by race, armed or unarmed, do you want to do crime by race, raw or by percentage of population? how about by police context? how about by community? how about our stops that don't result in arrests. or how about arrests or use of force as a function of type of stop? how about stop and frisk versus compliance version us a compliance versus a subservience of culture forced upon a people? that way we'd rather avoid the numbers. it's easier to say, i support black lives matter. i support the blue. what do we know? that conflict, that polarity is the reason for the bruise on our societ

he might have been daning a bit. it didn't look like he was in the process of experiencing an overdose. it's up to the jury to juxtapose what they heard today with the images they saw yesterday. >> i want to bring back for a moment gabe gutierrez. gabe, of course, on the ground there in minneapolis from the beginning covering this trial for us. he is outside the heavily fortified courthouse. gabe, we heard the name maurice hall in testimony there from courteney ross a couple of times. what can you tell us about mr. hall? what do we know about him? >> reporter: yeah, craig. you just heard right there from your panel that the defense, during cross examination, is trying to get at that question of drug use. maurice hall potentially could be part of the defense's strategy, or would have been. came up several times. he is the passenger inside george floyd's suv that we saw in some of the body camera footage. what's interesting about maurice hall is we learned just yesterday, his attorney filed something with the court say

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israel and dane it's mask mandate. now at about 80% of its adult population has been fully vaccinated. israel required residents to make face coverings outside acceptable exercising for about a year. masks are still required for indoor public settings. the u.k. pub landlord clashing on monday. during his visit to the pub, the landlord accused him of failing on whether to ask if the lockdowns were having any effects. during an intense exchange, he ordered him to get out. >> i am not bothering him! that man is not allowed in my pub. get out of my pub! get out of my pub! thank you. >> and in poland, two brand-new lizards making their debut. that might be beaded, may be peer to peer difficult to breed in captivity, they had been kept in an incubator since august. they say the lizards are still being kept under the public's and caretakers have yet to determine their gender. former president trump speaks out in his first on-camera interview. what he is saying about president biden's immigration program, policies, next. ...th

now republican senator member of the senate finance and banking housing and turbines affair steven dane senator welcome. >> thank smart to have me on. how concerned are you president biden to move from studying its adding four more justices to the supreme court? >> very concerned read for wondered 52 years we've had nine justices on the supreme court. this is a power grab by the left. many of us are concerned this will destroy the foundation of our very government. remember our founding fathers they knew that government had to be restrained. it had to be contained to project the freedom and the rights of the american people. that is why we have checks and balances in our government construct. the separation of powers. so the left and now they went to court packets to add for justices to the supreme court. that would move the court dramatically to the left. but furthermore remember there really undermine the basic concept all three branches of government. it's court packing the supreme court, its d.c. importer we can state out in the united states senate which will get them for liberal s

. >> i want to play steve danes on this. i don't consider him -- you would say, montana, rural state. but he is not something i considered a bomb thrower in the past. listen to what he said. >> ghost guns sound scary. hobbyists that put together parts for firearms. that's not -- [ inaudible ] . it infringes on our rights. it infringes on law abiding citizens. >> i can keep going on and on. in 1999, we used to accept the idea you should get a permit before you own a gun. it does seem as if the right has shifted to a very extreme position on the second amendment in a collective fashion. it's not just -- it's a growing faction of even mainstream republicans. >> reporter: chuck, it's part and parcel with the idea that mainstream republicanism got squashed during the trump years. there's a diminished sense to be a moderate republican on any issue. who and what you might consider moderate could provide cover for wanting to restrict gun rights in any way. this is not john boehner's republican party, it's not mitt romney. his locati

and also, be sure to tune in to "state of the union" sunday morning for dane ark's exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris. that's at 9:00 a.m., 12:00 noon eastern on sunday. >>> in yemen meanwhile, fierce clashes in the internationally recognized government's last major northern strong hold could mark a turning point. right now in the deadly six-year conflict, the oil-rich city is at the center of the conflict by iranianbacked houthi rebels who want to extend their control further east with a devastating campaign of drone and missile attacks on both yemen and saudi arabia. saudi-backed government forces say president biden's decision to reverse former president trump's widely criticized designation of the houthis as a terrorist organization which came days before the end in trump's office has only emboldened the rebel group. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson gained access to the front line where battle for control in the ancient desert city is raging on. >> reporter: this woman arrives in pain. the 13-year-old hit by a houthi missile in the yemeni city. i

system initially comprising just 6 satellites in orbit stream internet video content from germany now danes and his team were also eager to see how the experiment pans out. what we'll be doing is where we're going to present the earth channel rise up and getting content from there over to our modems to the terminals themselves to the satellites back down again i know all the acknowledgments coming back to across the internet so we can keep on stream just here we just got 3 more minutes and then the satellites will be coming out over its satellite flies it takes about 3 minutes and then the next next. 1010 seconds. there. we're now live streaming video from these are the you have to. travel. there were briefly of the quality of the signal wasn't good enough so it lost lost connection but. we try and we're still in testing we're testing the circuit so optimizing the system to get better and better performance better looking suit you know improve quality of the satellite ok well thanks everybody for joe thank. you that providing sufficient bandwidth for streaming videos in full h.d. will requi

that it came to georgia after he convinced the major league baseball to move out of georgia, moved to dane >> -- denver which cost as $100 million. have georgia so bad, what is he doing here? >> lauren, the secretary state of georgia does not think the president should come to georgia now. >> well the secretary of state is trying to distract from the fact that his party fomented ally around voter farm. distributed that live for paid operations, and then fomented and caused and metastasize that law into insurrection. and later when his colleagues were around georgia and the country, it was tuesday the runoff, wednesday the insurrection, monday state land -- >> legislative session. that was the order of operations. 300 bills start moving through the legislator to placate insurrectionists, and nip and tuck, and bite, and do a horrible series of laws all over the country to make it harder to vote, and criminalize lawful behavior. strip his power, and we see this metastasize literally an hour before it went on the show, lawrence, a georgia ally -- size bill got through the legislator on georgia