oh excuse me 90 percent of washington d.c. func they all function as a foreign agents for one country or another it's called lobbying ok so i mean i wasn't going to throw it in so early in the game here but what about what about hunter biden go ahead robert in las vegas. yes i mean no doubt the disparity here strike. i mean let's flip the script if this was the same story about it was russia and putin was going after the lead lawyer of his lead political opponent the entire west would be and uproar they would be demanding massive sanctions that would be coming that they do this over a joke of a guy so that's how we should look at that filter if we look at it from that perspective we see it for the political weaponization that it is both the foreign agents registration act and the logan act very rarely criminally prosecuted major constitutional free speech problems with any prosecution under those laws and they're highly politically selective and there's no better evidence of that than this case where you have a 2 tier justice

on the life in the washington d.c. gate thank you. well israel is facing mounting international criticism over its heavy police response and those planned defections in shape there are people in the u.k. gathered across london manchester and birmingham in solidarity with the palestinians they've been out on the streets calling for sanctions against israel. 2 and pope francis to address the violence in occupied east jerusalem during his sunday message on the vatican he called in israel to respect the multi religious identity of the city say will come but if you go let it political place you own it i am following with particular concern the events that are happening in jerusalem i pray that it will be a place of an encounter and not a violent clashes a place of priya and pace i invite everyone to say that she had solutions so that the multi religious and multi cultural identity of the holy city is respected and brotherhood can prevail violence only breeds violence stop the clashes well mounted the l code is a writer and

they aren't all focussed on washington d.c. considering the current environment, how can i na best leverage the fusion centers we talked about and the partnership with state, local, and private sector partners to meet the needs of the department charged with securing our homeland? finally, over the years ina faced challenges in recruiting qualified talent and has experienced consistently low morale and high rates of attrition. this is a deep concern of mine. i hope our witnesses can help us understand what can be done to address the long-standing personnel issues. so, i'm looking forward to your testimony and some answers to those questions we posed today. thank you. >> thank you for the opening comments. it's the practice of the committee to swear in witnesses, so if our witnesses will please stand and raise your right hand and our witnesses on video, raise your right hand so we can see you on the video. do you swear that the testimony you will give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the

let's listen to the mayor of washington d.c. watch. >> we were proud of our residents and businesses who made conditions in d.c. such that we can open up these the studies. ultimate headline may you can host a wedding in washington d.c., a regional meeting, you can have your friends and families for family reunion but the parties at hotels and restaurants. elizabeth: guess what, critics might say we don't answer to your, we are allowed to go on with our lives the way we choose to, it's not up to you to decide how we live our lives. what do you say? >> i think youy are right. i think this is unfortunately become a con. never want us to go back to normal. when you see goalpost moving and changing regulations, you almost have to question the cdc about what normal actually is because essentially about stoking fear and maintaining control and i can't believe in thiss day and age in the 21st century american citizens have to be told by the government when they can have their individual rights back and do things that are in the constit

and the museums and washington, d.c. are open and after a year of lockdown, the crowds can't wait to get in. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the glo. the israeli prime minister has warned that israel's biggest defense against hamas in years -- defensive against hamas in years is not over yet. rockets were fired by militants in gaza towards israel for a fifth day. at least 122 people have been killed and nine have died in israel. our middle east editor now reports. >> it is ugly and angry on the streets and towns shared by jews and arabs in israel. they have the same id papers and not much else in common. police broke down the door of this family. they deny accusations their sons were attacking jews. the police said their officers behaved correctly. the father, the imam of a mosque, and his two sons arrested for attacking police officers. the woman who filmed this said they are scared not of jews but of racist police. a local rabbi visited, she said, to apologize. in gaza, a building housing the hamas

this bill would give washington, d.c., as democratsd. control over every aspect of our elections, and it removes, you know, important, simple checks and balances like voter i.d. if you want to get a juulpod like i have, or a pack of cigarettes, or a six-pack of beer, or visit joe or your elected congressman or woman or senator. or to get into a dnc convention. in other words, as "the new york times" rightly said, it invites fraud, it invites abuse. simply put, the bill must be defeated. that means lisa murkowski mitt romney, ben sasse, and company, they actually need to do their job for once. unless, of course, you want your state to turn into the socialist utopia of california. you will love this tonight. gavin newsom, yep, is nowws planning to give direct $500 payments to all of the state's illegal immigrants. i think they gave a previous payment. new york is following suit new jersey is now following suit, this might well be a pretty costly venture for newsom.s sounds like a vote buying to me. get this, according to u.s. customs and b

. >>> next, the push washington, d.c., a state. the mayor there will join us live as the democratic governors' association welcomes her to their ranks. how does that work? she's not a governor from a state. we'll talk about that. >>> a tennessee lawmaker under fire after his comments on the three-fifths compromise, the chair of the state's black caucus has a lot of thoughts on this one. >>> and questions over the cdc's guidance about summer camps. even dr. fauci says these rules may be a bit too strict. what are parents to do? it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for

it didn't happen in washington, d.c. there wasn't a giant ibm computer who spit out the names of those who would be drafted. the way it worked instead was, you did receive a notice that you were eligible to be drafted and you would have to go to your local draft board, literally your local guys. in north philly, there would be a draft board, in doylestown, there would be a draft board. there would be usually old white guys sitting at a table, most of whom served in world war ii, who were the draft board. literally, it's a -- we tend to think of things as abstract. it was some guys. and then you would pitch your story. if you wanted to go, you didn't have to pitch a story, you filled out the paperwork and moved on. if you said i have a reason i shouldn't serve, you would present it. i have a note from a doctor, i have a really bad cold. i can't take the test. but the equivalent, i can't go to vietnam. oh, you know, for years i've had this psychiatric condition. it's -- i'm kind of crazy. i'm sorry. i have a note to prove

, d.c. moments later, the suspect unloads on another driver in a car just off-screen. one woman was shot and two children in her car could have been killed it happened just days before 6-year-old aiden leos was killed in the backseat of his mother's car after another incident of road rage in southern california >> he just didn't deserve that no one deserves that >> reporter: with a $150,000 reward offered after aiden's death, police conducting both investigations have released few details and made no arrests. over the last 12 months, at least 25 deaths have been connected to road rage shootings. a growing number of violent confrontations have been captured by cameras, and now police in washington, d.c. and southern california hope video and witnesses can help solve their cases before someone else gets hurt. miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> nearly a year after the remains of her two children were found in idaho, lori vallow daybell and her husband, chad daybell, have been indicted on two counts

we've had some harsh word coming out of european capitals and washington, d.c., as well. anthony blinken saying the shocking ability perpetrated by the regime endangered the lives of more than hundred passengers. there was a military jet force the aircraft to change direction. including u.s. citizens. blinken goes on to say suggesting the report of belarus military aircraft es urt coming the plane. and the european commission president sent note. it looks as though this morning as far as what i saw in a brief window, there were not nie u registered planes flying over belarus air space. it might be an immediate reaction. we've seen it happen in the past. there was a turkish airlines plane and chinese planes flying over that particular air space. but we may possibly see moves by the international air traffic association who also strongly condemned in a statement this particular incident and the u.n.'s body, the icao are going to look into it, too. it could potentially make limiting landings and not fly over belarus air space. something challenged in the time ahead. most imp

we'll show you how things started on opening night in washington, d.c. no surprise tom wilson is involved. >> bad luck on the stick but a real smart play from t.j. oshie here attacking the defender with no stick. he goes back to wilson who burries over the glove. >> boston unable to score. under 7 minutes to go, jake debrusk scoring. >> k.t., boston 80%. a win from lazar. a shot from debrusk in the back of the net. bad news for washington, not only is it a goal against, you have to put in your backup goalie. third stringer craig anderson in. >> he will be 40 this week. looking good when he came in. the caps get him some goal assurance. >> brendan dillon. looked like it's dillon's goal and washington takes the career. >> first playoff goal for dillon. bergeron trying to get a goal but it goes off the post. >> they do a better job getting to the paint, disrupting anderson. spins around. has the puck on his heel. somehow this thing stays out. pastrnak trying to figure that out. 2-1. >> dmitry orlov, boston on the fourth power play. >> sharpie, you mentioned

still more gas stations ran dry today, including 88% of those in washington, d.c. and, it could take several days to return to normal. a ransomware attack in ireland has forced that nation's health service to shut down its computer systems. most hospital appointments and non-emergency services were disrupted today. officials blamed an unnamed international gang. back in this country, republicans in the u.s. house of representatives elected elise stefanik of new york to their number three leadership post. she replaces liz cheney, who was ousted over her criticism of former president trump. stefanik is an ardent trump supporter, and after the vote, she reaffirmed his influence in the party. >> i believe that voters determine the leader of the republican party, and president trump is the leader that they look to. i support president trump. voters support president trump. he is an important voice in our republican party, and we look forward to working with him. >> woodruff: stefanik easily defeated texas congressman chip roy, who argued she was too moderate. mr. trump

mike hanna is live from washington d.c. and mike we heard president biden there use that line that you so often hear from israel's american allies you know about israel having the right to defend itself and sort of maybe forgetting that the rest of the context but when he says he's optimistic that the violence won't last much longer why might that be what could the u.s. . sort of impose or what could the u.s. do to israel to try to rein them in. well it appears that the u.s. is not going to impose or do anything to israel to rein them in given those statements made by president biden repeating as you said that us mantra that you hear every time the conflict arises that israel has the right to defend itself removing it from any form of context or context of course being the occupier attacking the occupied but the point is that biden is making 2 is that there is a diplomatic initiative under way in a readout of that conversation with benjamin netanyahu released by the white house it is said that president biden informed the i

an intense counterterrorism campaign inside of gaza is now imminent, and of course, if washington, d.c., or new york or los angeles was ever attacked by a terrorist organization with, oh, hundreds of rockets, the u.s. would defend its people with overwhelming force. as would any other country on earth. but right on cue, we have two of the democratic party's top leaders, known and anti-semites based on past statements, cumbersome until they become a congressman omar accusing israel of terrorism. hey, nancy, joe, chuck, are you accepting this? the squad rules over pelosi, biden, and schumer, of course, they remain silent instead of condemning the all powerful new deal radical socialist leadership because they cower in fear, and unfortunately tonight, joe biden has said absolutely nothing, as our biggest ally in the middle east has been facing this barrage of rockets, joe has likely had his sippy cup of milk, this hour, 9:03 on the east coast, and our closest ally fighting for their very survival. survival. here with the latest on the ground in israel, at the israel-gaza border is our own

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thank you very much that was you know as paul in washington d.c. and to tanya kramer in jerusalem thank you so much both for your reporting. and let's turn our attention now to some other news that's making headlines around the world so lanes are heading to the polls in a 2nd day of voting to elect lawmakers who will create a new constitution anti-government protests 2 years ago centered on demands for a new legal framework the existing arrangements date back decades to the autocratic rule of general. and in croatia voters are casting their ballots in local elections elections for city mayors are being seen as a major turning major test excuse me for the ruling center right party the croatian democratic union and the capital zagreb the ballot comes 3 months after the death of the long serving mare. and hope francis has held a special masses for nan maher he called for peace and an end to the violence that has left hundreds dead and most military seized power in a coup in february do you railing progress towards democracy. well the spread of the cor

nearly 90% of gas stations in washington, d.c. are running on e, and the website gas buddy says nearly 60% of stations in north carolina are dry. it's because of that cyberattack on a fuel pipeline more than a week ago. the pipeline is running again, but experts say human nature is now the problem. >> this is not the result of the colonial pipeline being shut down. rather how that fed fear that there wouldn't be enough gas, and americans started to hoard and panic. >> gas prices nationwide now average $3.04 a gallon, and that's expected to rise before memorial i do. >>> now to the growing confusion over the cdc's guidance on when and where to wear a mask as a company changes its policy today. >> reporter: a confrontation involving rocky schroder is bringing america's mask confusion front and center. >> i'm a supervisor. >> reporter: seen asking an employee at a costco why he's not allowed into the store without a mask. >> didn't you see the news? you didn't see the news? nationwide costco has said you don't need to wear masks. >>

you talk about how rural it gets outside of washington, d.c. on your way to pennsylvania. what were the differences that you noticed about the way people live in cities versus rural america? neil: you really notice if you pay attention to the kind of rings of cities, how they are organized and how they finally become rural. i paid a lot of attention. it was rings of wealthier, bigger homeowners, than a ring of people who have smaller houses, service workers of different kinds. you sort of expand into planned developments, then it slowly gives way to building suspense for when i was going to see my first burn wear the first smell of bona fide manure, cows. it took about a day and a half before i actually got into that kind of territory. then i got into some very sparsely populated areas, particular in northern maryland, going up towards the mason-dixon line. that was really a fascinating stretch. susan: the town names you posted on twitter are pretty colorful, railroad pennsylvania, freedom, maryland, new freedom, pennsylvania. what kind of glimpse do they give you? neil: i

desegregation of washington, d.c. of the armed forces. the soviet union sputnik satellite put a scare into americans. the defense education bill was one of our responses to it. the use of federal power to enforce equality in little rock, arkansas. on and on. eisenhower saw these as accomplishments that were being overlooked, in sort of what he felt was this adulation of john f. kennedy's administration. next slide, please. in terms of what you might say were ike's failures, sam alluded to senator joseph mccarthy's anticommunist crusade and hearings. eisenhower was very anti-mccarthy and worked behind the scenes, which he preferred to do, in combating mccarthy, but did not confront mccarthy. there are still books published even in the last few months of eisenhower's dealings with joe mccarthy, whether he took the right tack or not. so that's one that's not going away anytime soon. he admittedly did not convert the republican party to what he called his middle way governing philosophy. and he did not provide moral, rhetorical support in ter

the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. may 17, 2021. i hereby appoint the honorable ed perlmutter to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 4, 2021, the chair will now recognize members from lists commit submitted by the majority -- submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes. but no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. this afternoon. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. joyce, for five minutes. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, i rise to address the house and ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, right now our nation is facing a growing work force crisis. for anyone wh

i am just about equidistant between washington, d.c. and china. that's my world. what china is doing is real. it's a real, long term, concerted across the board strategy to essentially monopolize that part of the world at least and beyond it. this is a real threat and i don't buy into that element of the political discussion, including my own party, who wants to significantly reduced defense spending. as you know, in biden's initial budget proposal to congress, it did propose a big increase in non-defense spending, and a smaller increase of 1.7% in defense spending, but in that he said no to the element in my own party that wanted to reduce defense spending by 10%, which i don't support. i think the bottom line is, as to the specific proposal, one-on-one, i don't think that's the way to do it, but the concept is there. we have to maintain a defense posture, and i completely support that, because one of the realities that folks don't focus on either is china's incredible investment in science and technology. that's part of president biden's proposed plans that are

we do begin with that severe weather hitting much of the country from texas to washington, d.c. >> that includes a flooding emergency in parts of the deep south overnight. tens of millions of americans are on alert this morning. others are cleaning up the damage. this is in lewisetia, virginia. northeast of richmond where a tornado destroyed several homes but we begin in the deep south. overnight a flooding emergency unfolding intoenammer th soh.tmt comptside birmingham after heavy rain caused a nearby creek no overflow its banks. >> they are working to make sure everyone is getting out safely. >> reporter: rescuers pulling more than 20 people out of the lower level apartment. >> i got you. >> thank you. >> reporter: residents and pets on the second floor seen waiting on their balconies to see if they'd be evacuated too. >> we are currently not evacu evacuatievacua evacuating the second floor. we don't feel they're in danger now. we will continue to reassess the scene and see if at some point we have to go after those on the second floor. >> reporter: in mississippi, strong winds rippin

mike joins us from washington, d.c. what are these multiple grounds, including jury misconduct? mike: eric cotto, chauvin's lawyer, has filed with the minnesota district court. he contends there were multiple problems with the verdict in this particular case. among them is the fact that the judge declined to move the venue , despite, it alleges, the maximum publicity it had gotten in that area within minnesota. it also makes serious charges about jury misconduct. this appears to be connected to the fact that one of the jurors is now reported to have attended a rally in washington, d.c. in august, a george floyd memory rally this -- rally. this, according to many legal experts, is a critical issue, the fact a sitting gerard did attend -- a sitting juror did attend an anti-police protest and did not declare so. we have the attorney for derek chauvin claiming multiple series of misconducts in terms of the trial, while the judge is contemplating sentences. the sentencing is due in a few weeks on the three charges of which children -- on which chau was convictedvin. it is up to the m

will be doubly as all of us solace joins me from washington d.c. so all of a tell us more about what was said in that phone call between biden and netanyahu. and you really need to take a closer look and read between the lines because president biden here reiterated his support for israel's right to defend itself so the position of the united states is that how mouse is a terrorist organization and also the wide held did not publicly call for a cease fire instead for a deescalation so president biden supports a cease fire but he doesn't call for one and there is certainly a fine difference in the kind of diplomatic language that was used there and let's put together lee interesting now is that the wide tell us just a few days ago informed the u.s. congress about a $735000000.00 u.s. dollars weapon weapons deal with israel so the u.s. selling arms to israel there is a deadline for congress to object to this deal that is running out just at the end of this week nothing has happened so far so certainly a call for a cease fire or even a certain pressur

let's go live now to john in washington, d.c. tell us about the lines that have been coming out of the phone call because, of course, reit's rating israel's right to defense itself is what joe biden and every american administration has been doing since all of this started. was the toni stronger when you look at the details? >> well, barbara, it begins reading exactly as you just said, with the defense of israel's right to defend itself sounding very much like all we have heard from the white house in recent days since this conflict began and it goes on to say, he encouraged israel to make every effort to insure the protection of innocent civilians. that's a bit stronger than we have heard in the past and then at the end, it says that the president expressed his support for a cease-fire and discussed u.s. engagement with egypt and other partners toward that end. that is something that a lot of critics here in the u.s. have been calling for, particularly members of the president's own party. he has taken criticism from the republi

♪ this is a look at the korean war memorial in washington, d.c.. while we wait for that event to begin, here is president biden awarding the medal of honor to ralph puckett for his service during the korean war. [cameras clicking] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by colonel ralph puckett, junior u.s. army retired. ♪ ♪ distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, please join me as we mark this very special occasion. almighty god, the author of liberty, our sustainer, protector,... hear our prayer and less the ceremony with your presence as we honor colonel ralph puckett junior a courageous warrior, husband, father, and friend. who for 70 years has led the way. from his actions on the hill with the rangers while defending the people of korea and throughout his life, he has continued to serve the army and ranger regiment as an example of leadership, of character and commitment for others to follow. lord, thank you for colonel puckett, a leader's actions exemplify the prestige, honor, and highest degree of the

and arlette saenz is in washington, d.c. what are you hearing from the white house? >> president biden said he spoke with benjamin netanyahu today. we are still waiting to hear exactly what was discussed in that call and when that call took place. the israeli said released a very short readout of this conversation and it says that the prime minister informed president biden of the actions that israel had taken and planned that they are planning to carry out in the future. he also said that the prime minister thanked the president for unwavering support from the united states and their right to defend themselves and also stress that they're trying to avoid any innocent parties being involved in these situations. now this all comes as there are rising concerns about civilian casualties in gaza. we have not heard specifically yet from the white house about what they would describe as transpiring in this phone call, but earlier today there was a tweet from white house press secretary jen psaki. she said, we have communicated directly to the israelis that ensuring the saf

d.c. so all of a tell us more about what was said in that phone call between biden and netanyahu. and you really need to take a closer look and read between the lines because president biden here reiterated his support for israel's right to defend itself so the position of the united states is that how mouse is a terrorist organization and also the wide tell it did not publicly call for a ceasefire instead for a deescalation so president biden supports a ceasefire but he doesn't call for one and there's certainly a fine difference in the kind of diplomatic language that was used there and let's put together lee interesting now is that the wide tells just a few days ago informed the u.s. congress about a $735000000.00 u.s. dollars weapon weapons deal with israel so the u.s. selling arms to israel there is a deadline for congress to object to this deal that is running out just at the end of this week nothing has happened so far so certainly a call for a cease fire or even a certain pressure

it is front and center here in washington, d.c. republicans and democrats are both engaged which is a positive sign of bipartisanship in an otherwise gridlocked d.c. that we have seen the last couple of years. jonathan: are we going to get -- tom: are we going to get anything done in june? do we get action the summer? mario: well, senator roger wicker from mississippi is slated to, with other republicans, give the latest counterproposal to joe biden's plan tomorrow. the white house and republicans alike have indicated that this week is a crucial one, so depending on what we see come out of the counterproposal tomorrow, they may request a meeting with president biden. chuck schumer has said the democrats are prepared to do some than one way or the other, by july at least. lisa: give me a sense of this 1.1 trillion dollar plan they are planning to deliver as early as tomorrow to president biden. what is in it? mario: not quite clear yet what is in it. it has been closely held to the best by republicans -- to the vest by republicans.

in washington, d.c., there's no dancing according to the city's mayor. >> here's what's getting a lot of attention, standing and dancing receptions are not allowed. what good is a wedding without dancing? why no dancing? >> i think there's a lot of good to a wedding, like people starting off their lives together, and doing it in a safe way. not doing it in a way that puts themselves or their guests in danger. >> mayor, is there any way you would reconsider with masks on end, say, a card that says show fullyvaccinated. >> we are considering opening more activity as our case rates go down and our vaccination rates go up. that's in our hotels, that's in or on other venues. >> tucker: went in with mary bowser become an ayatollah in charge of whether you can dance or not? one of the least progressive per order is stupid and crazy. no, her fellow democrats popped up beard leaders in illinois and michigan who have similar bands to say, she's great. at the governor of new mexico has come out to call her courageous. >> is there dancing allowed in new mexico? >> all tell you what, if you are so

notably she's not first judge in washington, d.c., to call bill barr such thing. reggie walton and emmit sullivan with the mueller report and claim he dropped case against michael flynn for reasons that didn't seem credible. >> want to spend a minute on this word disingenuous, and why the judge went that far but not beyond that, didn't say what i would say, call it a lie. that is because a judge is in a unique position, finder of fact and doesn't want to be in position to be accuser. she recognizes that prosecutors are in the business of accusing, not judges. so that's about as strong a word as a judge in this situation could use, isn't it? >> exactly. she couldn't go further, specific question in the case, a public interest organization was seeking memo that barr used to say -- that he claims he used to say i'm notice going to indict president trump. that's something ordinarily the freedom of information act protects against what are called deliberative documents, predecision documents that inform the way attorney general or someone might make a decision. judge s

including the capital washington d.c. they accuse a us government to funding what they call israeli war and torture in palestine john hendren has more from washington this really was an unusually large global show of support for the palestinian cause here in the u.s. there were demonstrations in new york chicago colorado and here in washington d.c. we saw an unusually large pro palestinian crowd of several found people and they really had 2 things to say one they wanted peace in between in the israeli palestinian conflict right now but also they want the u.s. government to exert more pressure on israel to end this conflict and there is a real sense of dissatisfaction at the biden administration's policies are really not significantly different than the policies of the trumpet ministration or any other u.s. administration over the past several years this was apparently the 1st time the president spoke to mahmoud abbas since the conflict began 2 2nd time that he spoke to benjamin netanyahu into both of them he expressed con

and middle east he joins us on skype from washington d.c. good to have you with us so how much of a coherent policy do you think the biden and ministration has at this point in how to tackle these very palestinian issue is not coherent policy that we need to talk about but the lopsided policies of all the u.s. administrations from one until today. israeli occupied palestinian land still occupying and the next in palestinian land killing palestinians they signed a peace deal with the palestinians in 1993 and nothing worse implement that from it and israel continued your annex palestinian land and occupying palestinian homes the latest was. a. situation where the israelis were great but replace the palestinian. residents or cheered by with the new settlers who are coming over their homes so i mean the us policy is not very well norman and nothing has changed since 948 even 30 the us government refused to allow it for the security council condemning the israeli actions in and palestine let me jump in here and bring in these really narrative the

from washington, d.c., to philadelphia to winds up to 70 hour. shootings. the authorities say about 100 incidents of windows shot out. >>> the case that made national headlines, the mother and her new husband charged with murdering her two children. they maintained the children were safe. >>> tonight the honor for a beloved actor who died too soon. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a wednesday night. we begin with the news that came in today and the horror and exhaustion across the country, another mass shooting. what we're learning about the vta, they keep the buses and trains going. the shooter an employee there. authorities say he shot and killed eig authoritsayeho and killed himself. we lrn h set his own home on fire before leaving for work. the first 8:30 this stunned workers led away to safety. there was a rescue operation to get victims out. they searched for explosives after reports it was a possibility. the bomb squad probing the plant. the fire at the shooter's home. those scenes have become all too familiar in our country. familiar m

the pilot reported a cracked windshield moments into the flight to washington, d.c. the plane did land safely. >>> republicans are expected to vote wednesday to remove congresswoman liz cheney from her leadership position in the house. cheney refuses to support president trump's unfounded claim that the election was somehow stolen from him. house minority leader kevin mccarthy has endorsed elise stefanik to replace her. >> you have one of the most critical jobs of the messenger going forward. are we talking about what the democrats are doing on the border? are we talking about the missed jobs report we just had? that's why we have a conference chair delivering that message day in and day out. >> right now it's basically the titanic, you know, we're in the middle of this slow sink. we have a band playing on the deck telling everybody it's fine, and meanwhile as i've said, you know, donald trump's running around trying to find women's clothing and get first lifeboat. >> reporter: adam kinzinger said republicans need to decide if they're going to exist on lies or the tr

but her husband from washington d.c. . well president biden saying that his administration is constantly engaging with various parties from various sides in this conflict saying as well that it's not only that his officers are talking to israelis and palestinians they are also talking to other countries in the region such as cutter and egypt which have particular influence in an area in gaza in particular but president biden clearly walking a tightrope walk here he has said he wants to recalibrate the u.s. relationship with israel given the exceedingly close relationship that evolved under the previous administration as yet he has not done so his administration continuing to look at ways in which it is going to reestablish the relationship and those changes that were made under the trump administration still in place for example the u.s. embassy remains in jerusalem having been moved from tel aviv so a president biden clearly saying he wants to recalibrate the relationship at the same time using the phrase used by u.s. pol

correspond stephan simons in washington d.c. joins us now and stephan what exactly is president joe biden advocating. well the administration and the president himself for months now under heavy heavy pressure from into from the international community from many many countries around the world but also increasingly from democrats in congress to lift those protection intellectual protections finally gave in and what he's saying is now basically to everybody who came up with a vaccine that means the institution slash companies who develop the vaccines give up your secrets and basically like it like a chef give up your secret source a new secret recipe and share it with the world that's a monumental change for the administration to lobby for this though or to work on this now and practically what does this exactly mean this is nouns meant for global vaccine access. well that means that now we don't even have a text yet you know so there is no text about what this waving of intellectual property rights actually means defective also

d.c. to belly the beast this is redacted tonight. welcome i'm late can't know if they're going to let's begin with glenn greenwald former cofounder of the intercept and resigned from the intercepts then whistleblower on being censored at the intercepts then co-founder of a cafe press shop featuring the intercept hoodies he has taken the time recently to make the mainstream media look like pathetic morons sure this doesn't take much effort you could do it yourself in like a like a long weekend probably but glanced it took it a step further he pointed out that the mainstream media has an odd habit basically one outlet will report something that will later turn out to be false but before it comes out as false other corporate outlets will say they have quote unquote independently confirmed the story so the story is independently confirmed and yet completely false how does one independently confirm and a 100 something. it's not impossible but it's hard for example i used to put on my resume tha

at least 15 states in the country and washington, d.c. are now reporting gas stations that have run dry. nearly 80% of d.c. gas stations were on "e" overnight. average prices now top $3 a gallon nationwide, but one station in charlotte was charging $9.99 a gallon. >> what that say, 9.99. look at this. >> reporter: authorities now investigating hundreds of price gouging complaints, and these gas shortages could last for days. >> though the colonial pipeline remains open, it may still be a headache, a chore to find gas stations with fuel for the next one to two weeks. >> reporter: meanwhile, we're learning more about the ransom paid to the russia based hackers. sources say the payment was in the low millions. the fbi is investigating but has long advised companies not to ra attacks down the road. >> these are private sto en, se toto do hackers, and it les onore people, but at the end of the day they make their decisions based on the bottom line. >> back to gas prices and some good news. gas tracking site gas buddy reporting wholesale prices

he is joining us from washington, d.c. one of our viewers says what if that block chain or whatever the platform is that is hosting this bitcoin, what if it gets hacked? guest: that's right. your second question was about hacking too and i forgot to answer it. sorry about that. let's talk about hacking. we all know that financial institutions get hacked all the time. probably the biggest bank robbery ever to happen was a bank transfer from an indian commercial bank -- to an indian commercial bank from the new york federal reserve bank. it was a fraudulent transaction. the indian bank that was initiating the transfer had been hacked. the biggest bank robbery that ever happened was happening because of a cybersecurity vulnerability in the swift network. americans will know about hacking because of things like the equifax pack, where -- hack, where your name and social security number got leaked because a company failed to secure your personal data. the great thing about bitcoin and cryptocurrency is there is no corporation.

d.c. the belly of the beast is redacted and i. welcome candela take the news room on the people's party has begun taking nominations for candidates to run for congress and i think i speak for all of us here in the mainstream media i'm not in the mainstream media but i speak for all of them when i say what's enough. is the people's party never heard of it it may have to do with the fact that whenever someone tries to talk about a 3rd party as a member of the mainstream media i am obligated to rub goat dung in my ears and then walk the other direction. we all know there are only 2 real political parties in this country there's the corporate party and the and what's the what's the what's the other one the non the non-corporate what's the no the at the other oh right that's right that's right so are there is there is no non-corporate party sorry there's the democrats and the republicans those are the 2 awesome parties that you are allowed to vote for aired in order to limit confusion they stan

the washington, d.c. attorney general alleges the clauses in those contracts that say you have to offer your cheapest price on amazon essentially raised prices for consumers in the end. haidi: so, when it comes to the implications of this, does it sit any kind of precedent or does it signal to other jurisdictions? matt: i think we've been waiting a long time for this. amazon, like a lot of big tech, has been under scrutiny for years for the growing market power. this is the first case through the door in the u.s. it is by far their biggest market. an indication that regulators think they have enough on the company to make a case and actually take them to court for alleged abuses. shery: in the meantime, amazon is trying to grow through an acquisition of a movie studio, mgm. what do we know? matt: we know they have been in talks. we know they have discussed prices. the deal still might not get done but we know amazon has been throwing a lot of money and investment edits studio business, original content an