mings making amends to set up trezeguet, who bagged two in three minutes. ollie watkins sealed villa's 3—1 victory. for fulham, they know time is ticking to find points. we need to understand where today we failed and where we went wrong, and understand, be brutally honest with ourselves, that we weren't good enough, as individually, as a team at times and like you said there are seven games left. we put ourselves in a great position and we will keep going from that. the day's early match saw southampton fight back for a much—needed win at st marys. they got the better of burnley, who went two goals up — matej vydra with their second. but an action—packed first half saw saints level by the break, danny ings making it 2—2. and nathan redmond's stunner won it for ralph hassenhuttl�*s side, 3—2 the final score. they're now ten points clear of the bottom three. the three points are important for the relegation battle and we think we are in a good position now and we haven't won so many games in the second half of the season, so we have had massive

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leaders from southeast asia are preparing for crisis talks with me and myles military ruler general ming online as arrived in indonesia's capital jakarta to attend the 10 nation asiad summit his participation has been condemned by anti coup protest leaders the search for a missing in the nation's submarine is taking on added urgency oxygen supplies on board are now calculated to have run out it went missing with $53.00 people on board on wednesday israel's army says it struck an observation post belonging to hamas in the gaza strip israel says it's in response to 3 rockets fired from the palestinian territory hamas says it's responding to israeli police intervention at the logs hamas compound in the occupied east jerusalem which would do more than $100.00 palestinians. headlines the news continues after witness. the river narin flows through the coldest region of kyrgyzstan the temperatures here could drop to 20 degrees below 0 this time of year but the driving snow and bitter winter conditions on the enough to keep these men from working on the ice and in the freezing water because the

of the taiwan strait but also this is a particularly important time for chinese families the ching ming 1st of all is one where people traditionally go home they sweep the tombs of the ancestors they try and get together it's a sort of spring 1st of all as it were and i think of the sea with the disaster of this magnitude as you mentioned before this is you know the deadliest disaster that taiwan's seen on israel is in its history and many people will be shocked by what's happened i think the government wants to be seen to be reacting quickly and reacting decisively taiwan's recent history on safety is pretty good but in the in that the ninety's nearly 2000 sit with did not have a strong work in safety record and i think the government now wants to prove or wants to show that it can react quickly and it can sort this out as quickly as possible all right attorney general live for us there in the thai capital bangkok tony thank you. now major league baseball is relocating its all star game from the u.s. state of georgia after republican politicians there approved controversial new voting

was approaching a tunnel nearly $500.00 people were on board it happened at the start of the ching ming festival when people maternal their ancestral villages well well the accident scene is just north of the city of holly and agent brown reports. the rescue teams scramble to reach passengers trapped in the front carriages carriages that folded into each other after coming off the rails as the train entered a tunnel. this woman yells carriage for carriage for has everyone come out 350 passengers paid for seats with more than 100 others reportedly standing in line for the journey here or i could feel the emergency brake was put on and the train just shook and then stopped to get into the next unsentimental we're fine but some of the passengers in the compartment were injured . inside the narrow tunnel emergency workers struggled to reach the enjoy there was no other way for us to get out so we had to climb to the top of the train and then climb down i was sitting on the aisle side and i was thrown to the floor. a spokesman for the rail network says the accident was caused by one of its c

ming. ms. ming, you are now recognized. >> thank you, chairman bishop and thank you to dr. denigan-macauley for being here today and for your important work. two things. one, i did want to follow up and support the questions and concerns of ms. mccollum on the importance of more and transparent cosmetic inspections and wanted to add to that products such as feminine hygiene products and food additives, chemicals, colorants in foods produced for the united states. we had report language asking the fda to help establish good manufacturing practices, for example. so i just wanted to reiterate what ms. mccollum has discussed already. and my other question is about recruiting. wanting to know what efforts and how the fda recruits its multilingual inspectors. i know we discussed already translation -- translators and interpreters that are used oftentimes and provided for by the facility. but just in general, how is recruitment done? what are the top languages that are needed, and if there are maybe potential ways that we can work further with other agencies, you know, you mention

ruler general ming online will attend the 10 nation asiana summit in indonesia's capital jakarta his participation has been condemned by anti kook protest leaders. israel's army says it struck an observation post belonging to hamas in the gaza strip israel says it's in response to 3 rockets fired from the palestinian territory a mass says it's responding to israeli police intervention at a mosque compound in the occupied east jerusalem which has wounded more than $100.00 palestinians around $130.00 people are feared dead after their boat capsized off the libyan coast while making the dangerous crossing from africa to europe at least 10 bodies have been found headlines it's talked just here and now. this change because. that is big. money to make a little. stay in the senate they put themselves. we have a disc culture to slash and to create new areas we have to change this. one of the fortunate ones. that majority of the legal research talk about just good hardworking people that want to live the american dream like our ancestors these are here to refugees are terrified that they may

gÑgú - hey, i'm valerie june. ming up onreel south. - it's clear that the are hundreds of slave cemeteries in most of our counties. - [valerie] attered across virginia, historic african american gve sites have been long forgotten. - [crystal] i think it's important to know where you come from, good or bad, but i don't know it's a priority for a lot of people. kind of one of these things, either you care about it or you don't. - [valerie] uncovering these cemeteries allows us to discover more than the past, an important step towards american reconciliation. witnessunmarked, up next onreel south.

but i could see a lot of people had not ming on friday and getting a jump on the holiday cruise up the high country maybe a little spring skiing up there. but. >> looks they're not having as much snow as we were hoping for up in the high country. in fact, you can see it right here. look at you can see the snow totals this the last snow survey of the season. 66% of nor the sierra nevada. 63 1% of normal in the central and the southern sierra nevada only 41% of normal. so not the snow-packed ended up with or want end up with. but we may have a little hope on the horizon, although doesn't look that promising today. cold front off the coastline things change over the weekend. clouds begin to roll. in fact, that storm system. it originally looked like it might impact the bay area by monday. now the models have done a complete switch pulled it all the way off the coastline by monday live in just a couple of passing clouds. look at that. just kind of spins out. there's a cutoff low not impacting the bay area. maybe we start getting some rainfall next week. so this is a major change in the for

state officials are st ttriggee te >>ming tonight at 6:00 she coultear in a recall how election. >>> santa clara county is celebrating a vaccine milestone, as of this week, 1 million county residents have gotten at least one dose and now county health officials say it is more important than ever to keep up that momentum. >> we know that in order to be covid-19, we have to get everybody across the finish line so we need everybody's help in encouraging the people who are still in need, people who need a ride, we even have free rights. we will take you there for free. so join us in making sure that we are all vaccinated. >> more than 62% of all county residents aged 16 and older have gotten at least one dose and more than half 1 million people have been fully vaccinated. so after all of those vaccines, the question becomes, do we still need to wear our masks outside? len ramirez is in san jose and you will notice that at the moment, he is wearing a mask. >> reporter: you know, i'm doing that because this is a crowded sidewalk here in willow glen and most of thoplear masks. heexpertve lo

electrician, safety inspectors, straight through to computer programmers, scientists, and engineers like ming tang, one of nasa's top arrow nautical engineers. his work like the hl-10 and other lifting body vehicles contributed to the success of the early space shuttle landings. the headquarters of the new astronauts will operate the space shuttle is the johnson space shuttle in houston, texas. although the number of human beings venturing into outer space is steadily increasing, the quality of the individual who gains this opportunity remains exceedingly high. particularly so among that new breed of astronaut, the mission specialist. >> when the shuttle made it possible for scientists to be a part of the program as astronauts, then that was my break. i will be involved in payload operations, performing some of the experiments, if there's any extravehicular activity going on, then i would be the one performing that. so it's, you know, a multiplicity of duties. >> let's chat with the people of nasa. people like dr. ronald mcnair. a physics professor and one of nasa's newest astronauts. >>> you

p ming u >>> right now at 4:30, could the race to vaccinate be slowing down? the big discrepancy when it comes to appointment availability in the bay area. >>> plus, kids head back to school in san francisco. still need to have their laptops handy. the reason they still have zoom for in-person learning. "today in the bay" begins right now. >>> a very good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. of course we'll get to that commute in a bit with mike. first, let's start with the forecast, kari. >>> good morning. i know a lot of people are getting ready to head out the

chinese people not just in taiwan but around the world planning to mark what is known as the ching ming religious festival and this is when people return to their homes to visit the graves of their ancestors and it's fair to assume that many of the people who were on mount train were planning to do just that ok adrian brown so now thank you 3 people are confirmed to have been killed by a fire near a refugee camp in bangladesh it broke out in the early hours of the morning and has now been brought under control it happened less than 2 minutes after a huge fire nearby which destroyed thousands of tents killed at least 15 people. very has the latest from the capital dhaka. well this happened somewhere our early morning local time 430 in a bazaar which is just into the. refugee camp now this is a bazaar we have visited before there are a lot of local host shopkeepers as well as throwing out the shop there for dry fish grain vegetables fruits and other stuff many of them actually own small shops there so so far we can come from officially at least 3 people are dead their bodies were found we

decide so out to you more you said how much pressure asian leaders expected to actually put on general ming online. well soon to be 2 blocks emerging singapore malaysia and indonesia will be pushing hard and have individually issued statements condemning the violence and urging the military to step back on the other side you've got the thais and they have been relatively quiet since and the fact that they're not turning up this weekend suggests they're not going to be pushing particularly hard. life thanks so much tony chang there israel's army says it struck an observation post belonging to a mass in the gaza strip israel says it's in response to 3 rockets fired from the palestinian territory how mass says it's responding to israeli police intervention at a mosque compound in the occupied east jerusalem which is wounded more than 100 palestinians earlier there was a 2nd night of violence near the compound in in east jerusalem tensions have been high over since police put restrictions on gatherings during the month of ramadan. around 130 people are feared dead after their boat capsized off

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the busiest weekends really in not just taiwan but right across greater china because it's the ching ming grave sweeping festival and people on that train it's fair to assume we're heading back to their hometowns to take part in that festival where people go to the greats of their ancestors to pay their respects so that brings us sort of a. poignancy to this tragedy adrian now we're looking at pictures of the rescue effort now what more can you tell us about about the rescue effort because i'm looking at the location and looks like there's a lot of vegetation it looks fairly remote tell us a little bit more about you know the efforts to actually get to the site where this is happened. well you're right it is quite remote this is the southeast corner of taiwan it's an area a very scenic area very popular with holiday makers not just in taiwan but you know right across southeast asia the line where this accident happened actually opened in 1979 it's a high speed rail line the trains on that track can go up to speeds of 150 kilometers an hour so not really a high speed train a sort of modera

and it's believed to many of the dead and injured we're heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family cruise adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. to me and more where demonstrators are out on the street again the day after the military shut down wireless internet services across the country have laid flowers in public places remember those killed during the crackdown in may and mars in the 2nd largest city mandalay there are reports of more gunfire by security forces at the protesters on thursday the u.n. security council strongly condemned the use of violence by the military against civilians but stopped short of any action at the insistence of china the killing of civilians in maine miles been the focus of the international outrage save the children says at least 43 children have been killed by security forces in the past 2 months a 6 year old girl was the youngest among them while a one year old boy was injured after he was shot in the eye with a rubber bullet and human rights watch says the military has quote forcibly disappeared hundreds o

and it's believed to many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family grains. catherine away is the taiwan correspondent with the straits times she says standing on the tickets to the issue of safety it was more difficult for the ambulances and the firefighters to reach the site of the crash because there are only 2 main highways reaching quality and from the bigger cities like taipei and new take the city and that proved to be a little more difficult but i think right now the. the injured have been rushed to 6 different hospitals in the region and yeah so far no more people chopped this takes us back back to 2 years ago when the taiwan railway and ministration announced that for these newer model trains traveling down taiwan's east coast which is there are more. heavily mountainous areas in taiwan there will be standing tickets available and i think it is approximately $120.00 standing tickets for each train so that would be about a quarter of people if the train fills up a quarter of people would be standing

board this train were heading home to mark one of china's most important religious festivals the ching ming 1st of all when people sweep the graves of their ancestors which of course brings an added poignancy to this particular tragedy adrian have there been any access issues for an urgency crews the pictures we're looking at in the back it's quite a remote location. that's right kim it's a very mountainous area it's an area of outstanding natural beauty actually a very scenic area popular with hikers popular with cyclists and because it's so mountainous there of course many tunnels in that area getting to the track is not difficult the problem for rescuers is getting inside that tunnel because it is just a single track career away in that particular place so it's very hard as i say for rescuers to move about easily inside and of course in a few hours' time it will be getting dark and they're going to need additional light to operate inside that tunnel ok thank you for that update there angry and brown monitoring developments from hong kong 3 people are confirmed to have been killed by a fi

mass rape child murder and going down ming you report sheds more light on how. enabled the full seeable genocide of hundreds of thousands in rwanda in 1994 also on the way. i break out in berlin as police dispersed a 1000 strong rally offices in riot gear deployed pepper spray and make more than 100 arrests. either thanks so much for joining as you're watching r.t. international. russia's president has given his annual state of the nation address setting out his vision for the country and as expected there was also an international focus putin urged western powers to stop trying to provoke russia and warned of an asymmetrical response. some countries have adopted the highly indecent habit of blaming russia with any excuse and usually without any reason it's turned into a kind of sporting competition a new sport speaks louder than we react to that with the highest restraint and you could say without any irony with modesty often we don't even respond to unfriendly actions or even to open rudeness we want to keep good relations with all participants in the internat

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first let the prime minister join ming -- and the emergency services for swiftly with a major water league yesterday. fortunately no one was hurts and all patients have been moved safely to others, however, back to my original question the local elections are days away and thereof the prime minister if he would offer his full support to the conservative candidate james heart. james like me is a local businessman and will shout for town and work closely with me on delivering the government leveling up agenda. prime minister powerful he's right mr. speaker -- to want to thank all of the start of rolling summary for what they did for emergency services in dealing with the last night and i take that opportunity but i'm also glad to take opportunity to support him -- campaign for james -- and i do hope that people will vote and support him on may the 6th. promised to publish those and not made good enough so when will he publish them? >> i promise to publish account and see exactly what i have done and i can't believe it and mr. speaker -- they attack the government for having any kind of discu

accident and it's believed many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to. all this is the scene of the vehicle that has just been involved in an attack outside the u.s. capital we have had confirmation in the past 45 minutes or so that one u.s. capitol police officer has died from injuries suffered in that attack just outside the u.s. capitol the attacker rammed his car at a barricade and then emerged from the car wielding a knife we had an update from from police officers just a little bit earlier on and you can see while the forensic team is obviously on the scene investigation in the early stages but that area will be completely sealed off . as the crime scene and they will be gathering the evidence as part of the investigation of course national guard troops have been deployed although we also learned in that press conference earlier on that there is no ongoing threat as a result of this one police officer though has died and the suspect also died at hospital of course initially both officers were hospitalized one tr

accident and it's believed many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family grades adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. the european union is expected to host a meeting with all parties involved in the 2015 iran nuclear deal next week in vienna the conference will include the united states which withdrew from the landmark deal in 2018 under donald trump's presidency washington says it's open to direct talks with iran the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif tweeted saying that such a meeting is unnecessary i said begg has more on this now from tehran well the news was welcomed by iran's nuclear chief he said that it was good news and the fight over who to take the 1st step in terms of the 2015 nuclear deal had now passed he also said that he was optimistic that the deal could be revived now for mr divides refers tweeted he said that the aim is to get those sanctions lifted and then iran would return to its commitments but he also said that they will not be a face to face meeting between iran and the united sta

and it's believed that many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family . adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. for united nations peacekeepers have been killed in northern mali 7 others were injured in an attack on their base in the northern town of eagle hawk the u.n. says the attackers also suffered heavy losses nobody has yet claimed responsibility but a number of groups operate in the area some of them affiliated to eisele. now $100000000.00 people in the u.s. have received at least one dose of a coded 19 vaccine that's roughly 30 percent of the population more than half of people aged over $65.00 are fully vaccinated inoculations began in december but the number of infections is still rising according to the johns hopkins university the u.s. is counting about 66000 new cases every day and the u.s. centers for disease control says fully vaccinated people can travel within the united states without getting tested to having to quarantine it while the c.d.c. now considers them low risk it still advising against tr

and it's believed to many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family grades adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. in may and demonstrators are out on the street again a day after the military shut down wireless internet services across the country the very flowers in public places to remember those killed during the crackdown and meanwhile 2nd largest city mandalay there are reports of more gunfire by security forces at the protesters on thursday the u.n. security council strongly condemn the use of violence by the military against civilians but it did stop short of any action at the insistence of china. well the killings of civilians in maine miles been the focus of the international outrage save the children says at least 43 children have been killed by security forces in the past 2 months a 6 year old girl the youngest among them while a one year old boy was injured after he was shot in the arm of the republic human rights watch says the military has forcibly disappeared hundreds of people since the coup with

congress to pass the covid-19 hate crime act that was sponsored by senator herb ono and congressman ming and also created a historically diverse administration and 15% of all appointees and myself and howard identify is asian american and pacific islanders. i will now turn it over to my colleague howard that will go over the announcements this week. >> thank you to all the mayors with their leadership. earlier this week the president released official action to respond to the increase of anti- asian violence including reinstating and reinvigorating the white house initiative on asian american pacific islanders with an initial focus on anti- asian bias and violence according across federal agencies to combat anti- asian violence especially anti- asian violence at the intersection of gender-based violence and over the coming weeks the menstruation will meet with asian americans and pacific islander leaders and the organizations for structure and community engagement. the president will appoint a permanent director to lead the initiative in the coronation of policies across the federal gove

is government i think very keen to be seen responding particularly this time of year it's the ching ming or tombs sweeping 1st of all time when many people go home that's one of the reasons why this train was very crowded with people apparently according to some of those on the train people standing which is make counts so many people wounded when it came to such a sudden hold but she's she's going to go to the scene later on she's i think very keen to be seen to be responding because taiwan and this government is very keen to to be seen to be holding the country together it is a country at the moment which is in something of a siege mentality mainland china has been conducting military drills far more aggressively in the last 12 months than it has in the past and i think the government wants to be seen at a time of national distress and mourning to be seen very much at one with its people but of course also to ensure people that while taiwan does have a very good safety record everything will be done is to get to the bottom of the source of this accident it will continue to monitor this

and it's believed to many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family grades adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. catherine why is the taiwan correspondent for the new straits times newspaper she says standing any tickets add to the issue of safety in trains it was more difficult for the ambulances and the firefighters to reach the site of the crash because there are only 2 main highways reaching quality and from the bigger cities like taipei and new take the city and that proved to be a little more difficult but i think right now the. the injured have been rushed to 6 different hospitals in the region and so far no more people trapped this takes us facts back to 2 years ago when the taiwan relations ministration announced that for these newer model trains traveling down taiwan's east coast which is there more. heavily mountainous areas in taiwan there will be standing tickets available and i think it is approximately $120.00 standing tickets for each train so that would be about a quarter of people if the train

>> for the economy, that division, even since the ming dynasty, the more economically dynamic region is the south. the northern area has had a boom after the -- steel and coal -- they seem to be lagging now. the economic power of the south is getting stronger. they benefit from exports, the tech boom in places like shenzhen. the northern part of china has stagnated. temperature is cold, population falling, not the booming area they once were. you see the divide increasing. nothing will turn it around, really. rishaad: that was james mayger in beijing. let's look at what is going on elsewhere. market action. a steady picture for equities in this part of the world. nikkei to 25 is up about .4%. hang seng, .3%. we have -- rising bond yields above 1.6%. commodities have been jumping. weakness feeding through at the moment. investors are cautious ahead of the federal reserve policy decision. shares modestly to the upside. we will be speaking to the ceo of -- india. for those who need -- aid to those who need it most. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are now in the early stages of a sustainabi

let's speak now to the former leader of the liberal democrats, lord ming campbell. thank lord ming campbell. you forjoining us, just picking thank you forjoining us, just picking up on what david steele said, she was genuinely loud, it seemed, inside and outside westminster, and i do a different labour leadership, did she have what it took to becoming prime minister, as some people thought about? i as some people thought about? i think she had a lot of the qualities necessary, but the quality of peeping to time wasn't one of them, but no doubt people would have been able to organise that for her. she had this remarkable capability, as has been said, she had charm, warmth, but she had intellectual rigour, she was one of those people who never looked over your shoulder, looking for someone more interesting to talk to. that was usually because she was very deft at deconstructing the argument you were having with their own favour. the party low shirley, i don't think the labour party love her quite as much. —— departed loved. when the difficult merger came about, wh

well aware ming again you don't look at gallo know what i did with them or. what i meant. yes. this is the news live from taiwan's deadliest strangers also in decades the packed train derailed inside a tunnel after colliding with a truck at least 51 people have been killed and dozens more injured. also coming up . a story over of power in. about an alleged attempt raises questions over the stability of the new president's government. and hopes of a breakthrough in negotiations over iran's nuclear program. scheduled for next week 3 years after donald trump pulled out of an international. come to the program at least $51.00 people have been killed in a train crash in taiwan a crowded train appears to have come off the rails inside the tunnel after hitting a truck dozens more were injured in the incident in eastern taiwan many travelers were on the move during a holiday weekend in which people traditionally tend to family graves the government has ordered an independent investigation after the initial rescue operation is complete. shuffling to safety one train carriage ruth at a t

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and it's believed to many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family groups adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. though the media reports of a possible mass killing reportedly carried out in ethiopia is northern region it's reportedly happened in the town of mom bad a day go in early march with access an internet connection severely limited in it's difficult to independently verify these accounts. is all great new inaugurating its new president in the 1st democratic and peaceful transfer of power moment bards who was sworn in a short while ago and on wednesday security forces stopped what they called an attempted coup by soldiers who carried out an attack on the presidential palace the european union will host a meeting with everyone involved in the 2015 iran nuclear deal next week the conference will also include the united states which withdrew from the landmark deal in $2800.00 trump most aimed at identifying lifting of sanctions and measures to implement the deal to hand has been reducing its commitments und

officers to change on thr own, another way to do it is to ma it so expensive for these municipalities ming forwardo coinue operating as they are that it will bankrupt them or force them to change their behavior everything we are doing here is to stop it. amy: jonathan arthur, thank you for being here, attorney for u.s. army 2nd lt. caron nazario. who i should say was in his uniform. he has sued two virginia police officers who pepper-sprayed him, pushed him to the ground and pointed their guns at him during a traffic stop in december. next up, a new york court vindicated african-american buffalo police officer who was punched in the face and fired and stripped of her pension for trying to stop a white cop from choking a handcuffed black man. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: “mama please” by drea d'nur and rami nashashibi, featuring 1200. they dedicated the song to our next guest, cariol horne. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman. a new york court has vindicated a former buffalo police officer who was fired for stopping a fellow cop from choking a handcuffed black man during a

plus, congressman grace ming joins me after new and shocking attacks on the aapi community. also, breaking news. a new report suggests that the trump campaign was tricking its donors out of thousands of dollars. and we'll hear from one of the people responsible for boosting voter turnout in texas last year. why it could all go away if republicans get their wish. this is "american voices." >>> hello, everyone. i'm alicia menendez. it sure wasn't your former president's infrastructure week. this time it was for real. the biden administration unveiling a $2 trillion spending plan over eight years. it would rebuild roads and bridges and public transportation, including amtrak, something that urban and rural communities, red and blue states, the coasts, and the middle of the country will benefit from. every four year, the american society of civil engineers publishes a report card on how america's infrastructure is doing. spoiler alert, she's weak. last year's report gave us a c-minus, a step up for a country that spent two decades bringing home a "d" on its report card. any engi

you combine that with voter id, you combine that with the terrible line pardon ming stuff where you give people food and water. you combine that with the protections that were given because of covid, right, you combine it together and you eliminate enough democratic votes, you restrict voting access to ease of access to white suburban, upper middle class and middle class voters and then you're left with those willing to vote republican. so they can sacrifice their absentees with favor of them in their column. i run campaigns, so a big part of any aggressive pro-aggressive strategy has to be an absentee campaign, and democrats have found that out over the last 15 years. >> absolutely. the thing about florida that is interesting, i see it just as basically alabama 2.0. it's very republican, but it's a state that's still very close. president obama won it twice, clinton won it once. ron desantis barely won it. he won it by .4. it is still close. i want to play you -- this is from my producers. i feel like this is one of the motivations for what they're doing right now. take look. >> you cou

plus, congressman grace ming joins me after new and shocking attacks on the aapi community. also, breaking news. a new report suggests that the trump campaign was tricking its donors out of thousands of dollars. and we'll hear from one of the people responsible for boosting voter turnout in texas last year. why it could all go

i would say though that as you look at what else could be done in the future to prevent ram mings like this , a couple years ago i was in washington d.c. with fox news rich edson, we were doing live hits for something that was happening as far as policy was concerned, and a mentally disturbed woman had done almost the exact same thing and, you know, these things are happening and we do certainly want to know what your thought is on what more can be done. >> you know, sadly, not much. these barriers, like you mentioned, with the woman from 2018, the barriers that stopped this vehicle today, i believe, were installed around the same time, as we can see , they're highly effective at what they were supposed to do which is prevent a vehicle from making it any further towards the capitol, towards the critical zone. again, these are the ones, liz, that keep law enforcement, the intelligence community, the military up at night, so like i said and not to be redundant, the low caltech one- off attack doesn't require planning, it doesn't require communication, chatter, things that can intercept.

accident and it's believed many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family grades adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. the european union is expecting to host a meeting with all parties involved in the 2015 iran nuclear deal next week in vienna the conference will include the united states which withdrew from the landmark deal in 2018 under donald trump's presidency washington says it's open to direct talks with iran but the iranian foreigners foreign minister mohammad javad zarif tweeted that such a meeting is quite unnecessary i said bay has more now from toronto well the news was welcomed by iran's nuclear chief he said that it was good news in the fight over who to take the 1st step in terms of the 2015 nuclear deal had now passed he also said that he was optimistic that the deal could be revived now for mr divides refers tweeted he said that the aim is to get those sanctions lifted and then iran would return to its commitments but he also said that they will not be a face to face meeting between iran and the unit

ming rightht so our website is vorn base virginia.org we also have a -- we have a very heavy presence on instagram and facebook. and so you can check out preservation virginia as larger organization you can also check the john house and instagram, and if you go to the preservation virginia website you can find the page as we also. >> thank you very much. can i segue into talking with kevin because -- i would imagine marshal spent a good amount of time in those spaces kevin thinking about constitutional law, and the state of the republic in its early years. can you tell us about country and sifngs? >> absolutely jim thank you for hosting this event this evening. he called it final founder and we think marshall is -- really one of those underappreciated heros of american history that did hold country together. in a lot of ways and the john marshall center for constitutional history and sifngs is a way of connecting the constitution to classrooms, and to civic education and continuing education getting judges and lawyers now to zoom right into classrooms. and also to provide resources fo

what the white house said today was that the evidence for these bo bounties is under well ming because it came from detainees that had been captured by u.s. or afrighan forces and those detainees could have laid to american interrogators to tell them what they wanted to hear or deliberately cause confusion, and they said there's a challenging operating environment in afghanistan that's a washington way of saying it's just very hard to know for sure. >> never got those details back then back to those sanctions. do these have any teeth or is it just more of the same lip flapping >> well, look, what the president said today is he's being careful not to start a spiral of retaliation and escalation that could get out of control. >> i was clear with president putin that we could have gone further, but i chose not to do so i chose to be proportionate. >> now, biden also said he believes he and putin will be able to have a summit this summer to worke on making this relationship more predictable. his package of sanctions includes blocking u.s. investors from buying new russian debt and blocking

and it's believed to many of the dead and injured were heading home to mark the 4 day annual ching ming holiday when chinese people tend to family grades adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. catherine why is a taiwan correspondent for the straits times newspaper she says standing on the tickets add to the issue of safety. it was more difficult for the ambulances and the firefighters to reach the site of the crash because there are only 2 main highways reaching quality and from the bigger cities like taipei and new take the city and that proved to be a little more difficult i think right now. the injured have been rushed to 6 different hospitals in the region and so far no more people chopped this takes us facts back to 2 years ago when the taiwan railway and ministration announced that for these newer model trains traveling down taiwan's east coast which is no more. heavily mountainous areas in taiwan there will be standing tickets available and i think it is approximately $120.00 standing tickets for each train so that would be about a quarter of people if the train fills up a quarter of

of course what makes it all so poignant still is that it happened on the 1st day of the 4 day ching ming great sweeping holiday this is when people traditionally returned to their hometowns to pay their respects at the graves of their ancestors and we know that many of the people on that train where heading home to do just that a do thanks very much for the update into a brown there for us in hong kong let's cross over to catherine way in taiwan she's a correspondent for the straits times and joins b. by a skype from the capital taipei cuffing could tell you with us on the program you've heard our correspondent in hong kong talk about what you thought he was saying just bring us up to speed on what you know in terms of the rescue efforts because the sun is setting it is getting dark but there are people still trapped hi yes thank you for having me and so far the rescue efforts have been completed it is not sunset yet and there are no more people like adrian said trapped in the care does but it was more difficult for the ambulances and the firefighters to reach the site of the crash becau

aren't they trained to do the job for handling non-klines, to not ming mistakes? are you one of those people? think about that. do you have a measure of forgiveness, of leniency for kim potter that you do not have for daunte wright or george floyd or any of the others? as a result of this latest case we have new additions to an ever expanding club of families affect pitted policing. we saw the wright family meet the floyd family outside court providing comfort to one another. think of that. in a situation that makes no sense to them. this small solace of understanding that somebody else understands their pain. the floyd murder trial entered a new phase today. the defense has decided to make a case, and that case is going rate at george floyd. we will take you through the big points. but i want to start tonight on the streets of brooklyn center with sara sidner. sarah, set the scene for us, please. >> reporter: hey, chris. this is as peaceful of a protest as you could get. you can hear people. they are native americans. there are people that are jumping up and down

you gotta tree ming app download all. and that's where you can watch our kron on news cast both here in the studio in the newsroom. 24 7 again, both these apps are free. so download it today. okay. now, there is a change in the east bay a change. >> at the coliseum vaccination site that you need to know about. it's now drive-thru only. you can't walk up just physically walk up from let's say what and if there if there is an i guess there is an exception if you have a second dose and you can walk. all because that's ok, but before but after this, you you if you're just making your first appointment, then you have to drive up at the colosseum. there you go. keep that in mind. all right. for the first time in over a year, fans will be returning to the chase center tonight. >> and you'll need to make sure you bring either evidence of being fully vaccinated, right. that you've tested negative in the last one to 3 days. yeah. and they're hoping it will be a covid free fan zone by doing all this ca four's will tran is our chief

in their place, chinese blogger o wang xiao ming told her million followers to "buy chinese." >> ( translated ): take advantage of this opportunity to give our domestic goods a chance, we'll confirm that no one and no country can order us around! >> schifrin: the boycott was launched when china's communist youth league criticized h&m and other companies for last year's statements expressing concern that cotton from china's xinjiang region was produced by forced labor. 80% of chinese cotton comes from xinjiang. the u.s. and europe say that uyghurs involved in the process are forced into that labor, and they accuse beijing of genocide against the uyghur people. two days before the boycotts, the u.s. and europe launched coordinated sanctions. >> we need to be able to bring the world together, in speaking with one voice, in condemning what has taken place and what continues to take place. >> schifrin: beijing denies western accusations. the communist youth league post read, "spreading rumors to boycott xinjiang cotton while trying to make money in china? wishful thinking!" beijing's backers bragg