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it would transport 830,000 barrels of canadian crude from the province of alberta over the u.s. border and eventually on to the gulf coast. keystone xl has been a political and cultural football for the past 12 years. mr. biden's decision was cheered by environmentalists and tribal activists on this side of the border. it was strenuously opposed by many in canada especially those whose jobs depend on the pipeline. let's hear from both of these sides of the debate. starting us off is jason kenny the premier of alberta that province is north of montana, idaho, and washington state. good evening. >> thanks. great to be here, joshua. >> what was the most important aspect of the keystone xl pipeline to albertans? jobs or more to it? >> jobs are critical of course. it would create tens of thousands of good jobs on both sides of the border. most of the big american construction unions that supported mr. biden's campaign were also strong supporters of the project. but there is a bigger context of continental energy security. we both know the united states has paid a great price to maint

starting us off is jason kenny, the premier of alberta. that province is north of montana, idaho, and washington state. good evening. >> thanks. great to be here, joshua. >> what was the most important aspect of the keystone xl pipeline to albertans? was it jobs or was there more to it? >> jobs are critical of course. it would create tens of thousands of good jobs on both sides of the border. and i should point out that most of the big american construction unions that supported mr. biden's campaign were also strong supporters of the project. but there is a bigger context of continental energy security. we both know the united states has paid a great price to maintain energy security in the past. and i think it is much to the u.s.'s advantage to have a safe, reliable, environmentally responsible source of energy rather than having to depend more on opec dictatorship energy. secondly, if this energy does not move by pipe it will move by rail and even president obama's state department concluded it would actually increase carbon emissions so

speaker of the house of the michigan house ofof representatives, lee chatfield told my colleague tim alberta that his party made a mistake by not allowing for the preprocessing of absentee votes. which resulted in the backlog and a lot of controversy that surrounded this election. so governor, after 2020 do you see a need to push for changes to election laws so you can head off any of these similar problems going into the next election cycle or 2024? when your plans aroundas that? >> will i do print as pushing for that. the legislation only agreed to one day early process, we are seeking to have a lot more timeme. florida has 40 days or something like that. it's certainly in the midst of a pandemic, this right to vote safely at home was so important. we were just inundated with mail ined ballots. and i am hopeful that we are strengthening this muscle.

the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alberta based t.c. energy the company behind the pipeline says it will lay off 1000 workers immediately due to president joe biden's decision it is not clear how many of those jobs are american. brand new in our view the right wing alternative to germany parties being put on the more states of aliens for reportedly quote attacks on human dignity rejection of the rule of law and an anti democrat. stance details of a secret parliamentary meeting that were leaked revealing intelligence services in the state of saxony on hold can have spy on the communications and purchases of more than a 1000 party members seems other state branches of the f t a ready being tracked we've requested a response from the national intelligence agency on the measures we'll let you know if they get back to us meantime n.a.f.t. spokes person told us the moves just a bid to damage the party which became the country's 2nd biggest at the last elections ahead of this year's parliamentary vote coming up. first it was most su

the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alberta based t.c. energy the company behind the pipeline says it will lay off $1000.00 workers immediately due to president joe biden's decision it is not clear how many of those jobs are american. science fiction is becoming a reality as moscow make it its 1st flying taxis within a couple of years russian army an air mobility company has started testing so called a passenger to rome artist consul general scope was 1st in line. and just like that city traffic is no longer an issue instead of driving along congested highways this taxi should lift you up and take you from 8 to beat by a. by the way there are no paddles or a steering wheel i mean the whole thing is supposed to be controlled by a person remotely or by computer program the only thing i can do while inside is to pull the red knock in case of emergency can babble jacked it parachute. of course using it as the air transport air transport for passengers like air so to speak in the big congested see is the 1st thing that comes to mind

the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alberta based t.c. energy the company behind the pipeline says it will lay off $1000.00 workers immediately due to president joe biden's decision it is not clear how many of those jobs are american. embrace this thursday hundreds have been injured as riders torched and vandalized property on a 3rd day of anti-lock down protests in the lebanese city of tripoli military police fired tear. and water cannon and response as protesters threw stones and trying to break into government headquarters been on total lockdown and around the clock curfew sense in january now. there have been large rallies against a new anti abortion law in poland thousands came out against the ban on practically all abortions calling the move a clear violation of women's rights. and wildfires in central argentina have destroyed swathes of 4 aslan brigade been battling the blaze all week as strong winds complicate the situation water and electricity supplies to towns have been disrupted by the flames. science fiction is pos

the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alberta based t.c. energy the company behind the pipeline says it will lay off 1000 workers immediately due to president joe biden's decision it is not clear how many of those jobs are american. i suppose in the u.k. a pointing to an alarming growth and anxiety depression and self harm among children is anti pandemic lockdowns or extended heading west end of the national society the prevention of cruelty to children told us of a particularly disturbing rise in cases among those under the age of 11. well since the start of the 1st lockdown back in the spring 20 trends in til the end of december we've delivered more nearly 55000 counseling sessions with 2 junior people about their mental health and we've seen an increase in ensuite in aged 11 and 16 percent coming to us concerned about the impact that the pandemic is having on their mental health and in the top 5 mental health concerns depression is that number 3 so it is there it's very real for some sure jane and you people and yes we are con

the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alberta based t.c. energy the company behind the pipeline says it will lay off $1000.00 workers immediately due to president joe biden's decision it is not clear how many of those jobs are american and sick as well these embrace hundreds of 8 injured as rioters torched in vandalized property and a 3rd devante looked at protests in the lebanese city of tripoli 60 police fired tear gas emoticon in response as protests as through. try to break into government h.q. the. level of speed in total you can see what tensions may be rising and around the clock curfew since mid january. would be large rallies against a new and c. abortion law in poland thousands came out against the ban on practically all abortions calling the move a clear violation of women's rights. fire argentina wildfires in the central part of the country destroying swathes of forest land brigades have been battling the blaze all week a strong winds have made matters worse water electricity supplies to towns have been disrupted by t

the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alberta based t.c. energy the company behind the pipeline says it will lay off 1000 workers immediately due to president joe biden's decision it is not clear how many of those jobs are american. it's music brief and if a 62nd say hundreds of been injured as riots has touched them vandalized property and a 3rd today until looked on protests in the lebanese capital tripoli military police fired tear gas and water cannon in. response as protesters threw stones and tried to break into government h.q. there lebanon's been on top with a round the clock curfew since mid january could guess i suppose where tensions are running high in the meantime elsewhere poland massive rallies erupting there against a government bill to tighten anti abortion laws thousands came out against the plans to ban practically all abortions calling that a clear violation of women's rights. massive fires here in central argentina the destroyed huge swathes of forest land brigades have been battling the blaze all week strong

the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alberta based t.c. energy the company behind the pipeline says it will lay off 1000 workers immediately due to president joe biden's decision it is not clear how many of those jobs are american on the other side of the coin the move should make some people happy including environmentalists and others opposed to the keystone x.l. pipeline the project has been criticized for numerous reasons including the fact that it crosses tribal lands and of course. the source of the oil the tar sands which are blamed for contributing to climate change meanwhile in canada prime minister trudeau is trying to appease both environmentalists and the oil industry while improving canada's relationship with the u.s. the past 4 years have been tough on the otherwise close friendship between the 2 countries wants things to get better in a statement earlier this week the prime minister said that canada is disappointed but acknowledges the president's decision to fulfill his election campaign promise on keystone x.l.

yamiche alcindor, tim alberta from politico. i'm sorry you guys don't get to enjoy our new green room as well. i swear, it's unbelievable food and everything, david and andrea. you won't believe what you've missed. andrea mitchell, i feel like we're suddenly in a race here. we've got the impeachment trial, the pandemic, covid relief. we're going to know in about three weeks how functional washington will be in a bipartisan basis or not. do you see it the same way? we're going to find out quickly whether this is going to be a functional bipartisan government or not? >> absolutely. from my sources within the white house and the hill, the democratsbel ve that they can at least try to do this in a bipartisan way, that covid is so urgent, that the country is crying out for vaccines to be drishted equitably and quickly.r hands in the first few days to use pressure, public pressure against the republicans to try to get not only organizing the agreement and get the committees going, but get this legislation going, that they're not going

he gets married in the 1920's to alberta. it takes about five years. he decides he is going to go and get into morehouse. he gets in on probation. he is going to work really hard. these three children, the first two, christine is born in 1927. he is still an undergraduate at morehouse. martin, michael junior is born in 1929. this is not martin yet. he is still finishing up. when 80 williams is born in 1930, he is finishing up ministerial studies. all of this is taking place as he tries to gain his own stature. once reverend williams dies in 1931 and he becomes the preacher, the pastor of this church, what we see is that he has this drive. he not only wants to achieve what reverend williams has achieved, he wants to achieve even more. he wants to go out and create his own legacy. he comes to the ministry during the depression at a time when it is very difficult to bring in new members, especially members who could provide donations to help the church along. he brings the church to the 30's by providing services to the people. food. help with housing the

alberta, the daughter of alberta, the daughter of reverend williams. and she decides almost from the first time he sees her, she's going to be my wife. he also decides, i'm going to aspire to be a minister like reverend williams. so he comes there and he knows that a half literal itinerate preacher who just arrived in atlanta is not going to marry the daughter of a successful preacher. this is despite the fact that reverend williams comes from almost identical background. but he had come 20 years earlier. by the time reverend king comes, he's already successful. so he sees this woman sitting on the porch, this porch you just saw and he decides someday she's going to marry me. but i know i have to get educated first. i have to go -- he goes to grammar school. studies, finally gets out of grammar school, and then decides now i need to go to moore house college. the jump from grammar school to morehouse college is a little bit of a jump, but he goes, and the president is john hope. and with a little bit of encouragement, because reverend williams, he saw

and alberta king is living there. but something else that you begin to understand as you look at the other major document from that period, which is the autobiography of martin luther king, which is a document that he writes when he is not crozier theological ceremony. he writes 15 pages. he does it assan assignment for a class. we can learn a number of things about him from that -- that document. and the third document that is very important is the memoir of daddy king. because that kind of provides a lot of life to it. it's probably, in historical terms -- historians kind of refer to that as more -- it's still a primary document because he was a witness, but it's long after the fact, so it becomes less valuable in some ways. but also, it's personal, so it's valuable in other ways. let's just look at these, these documents. one of the things that we find is how was he born? one of the things that the birth certificate indicates is that there was of a mid wife and a doctor. and the doctor also lived on auburn avenue.

times" columnist david brooks, yamiche alcindor, white house correspondent for pbs newshour and tim alberta, chief political correspondent for politico. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >>> good sunday morning from our brand-new studio where we are broadcasting from. after more than 60 years at our historic location in upper northwest washington. a new studio for a new administration. much as president trump sought to undo the legacy of his predecessor, barack obama, so joe biden is moving to escape the shadow of donald trump and unwind that presidency. four years after president trump's american carnage speech, joe biden stressed a theme of unity in his inaugural address. then, moving on from rhetoric, mr. biden went to work immediately to erase much of what he could with a pen of donald trump's presidency, issuing 17 executive orders on everything from economic relief to climate change to racial injustice, to immigration, to the pandemic, and of cou

greg: that's it grade-point interviewers in alberta will be going that american lady knows what she's talking about, whatever her name is. greg: i'm not allowed in canada. piracy is doing everything opposite of trump because he is trump. i'm not going to use that if analogy but -- >> lowe whoa what could you possibly make fun of me about? greg: i wasn't making fun of you. i hadn't thought the analogy through. speaking at a bed neither did biden and his team. i think signing executive orders was to terrible idea and signing executive orders in the same fashion shows we are learning from our mistakes but hey your something new since you are so about healing the american people how about explaining your move? how about explaining the reason why. why are we doing this? do you know why because i'm bought and paid for. this is what the president wanted. so when the deals break down we will be in a quagmire with all the democrats are going to push and they want all the extra things and we will be a huge mess. it's sad because the whole point was when we given we will be unified and we are go

politico's tim alberta, thank you for helping us understand this. we really appreciate your voice this morning so thank you. >>> and joining us now with a look at axios a.m., the cofounder of axios, mike allen. good morning to you. what is your "1 big thing" for this morning? there are a couple of options although i have a sneaking suspicion that what we were talking about with tim may be up there. >> you nailed it. happy new year. i would say welcome back. but you didn't go anywhere. and the axios "1 big thing" today is exactly the split that you're talking about. the trump party versus the mcconnell party, and kasie, as we look at these battle lines that you talked about at the top of the show with those hallway conversations, you were just talking about with tim alberta, we're seeing that this is going to be -- not only shape the future of conservatism but of media and here's the biggest why it matters. that these battle lines will help determine whether trumpism becomes a permanent part of the republican party. so let's look at the battle lines.

alberta was a barely functioning mess. >> i didn't lose just my dad. i lost my mom, too. because she wasn't the same person for a really long time. >> and adding insult, doug's secrets were exposed for the whole world to see. that big house on the south hill, heavily mortgaged. the fancy cars not paid for. the paperwork that claimed he was worth millions, a facade. doug carlile was flat broke. hadn't even bought life insurance. >> do you ever feel angry at all at doug for not providing more for like a insurance policy or something? >> no, not at all. because he was a very good provider all the days that he was alive. and i really didn't believe in insurance policies like that. i believed in trusting the lord for our finances, and that's what we did. >> secrets, just another casualty, as the little army of detectives searched the neighborhood for clues, like for example the strange find that turned up in the killer's escape path. that weirdly out of place welding glove. they swabbed it for dna on the off chance, really, just a shot in the dark, that something in or on that

puede ocupar en medio de todo eso el próximo miércoles y tomará posesión de su cargo de número ni en alberta están en diversos puestos pueda presentar justo ese díael 20 de enero y se espera en todo el país. el 20 de enero serán juramentados y el talento en el condado alameda y asegure que no anticipan como hubo incidentes y preparados. por su parte de lloris de san francisco dijo que no anticipan un acto violento. el fbi y que también incrementaron su personal en un comunicado dijo que no se ve ninguna protesta y el patrullaje gubernamentales y lugares que se reúnen para protestar por su parte aseguró que estarán monitoreando que no comparten información las tácticas y la policía de oakland dijo que están en constante comunicación a nivel federal y local y el sargento kevin me dijo que si pudieranproveer brotes de violencia seguiremos o en su situación andrés después que muestra la actividad policial se reportó a las 4:00 de la tarde el incidente ocurrió entre las esquinas de la avenida 18 donde es un paquete sospechoso gente se acordonaron la zona y ese lugar también emp

alberta. the daughter of reverend williams. he decides, almost from the first time he sees her, that she will be my wife. and he also decides, i am going to aspire to be a minister like reverend williams. so he comes there, and he knows that half literature itinerant preacher who just arrives in atlanta, will not married the daughter of a successful preacher. this is despite the fact that reverend williams came from almost a similar background. but by the time reverend king comes, reverend williams is already successful. so he sees this woman on the porch, and he decides someday she is going to marry me. but i know, that i have to get educated first, so he goes to grammar school. he studies and finally gets out of grammar school, and then he decides now i need to go to college. so the jump from grammar school to morehouse college is a jump. and he knows and the president is -- . and with a bit of encouragement, and you know reverend williams he knows what's happening. so he puts in a good word, if they had sats scores during th

that's according to multiple media reports the move to transfer half a 1000000 barrels of oil daily from alberta to refineries in texas president trump has been a key backer of the project. singapore based ride hailing and food delivery service grab is considering listing on the new york stock exchange this year market insiders say the i.p.o. could raise at least $2000000000.00 making it the largest overseas share offering by a southeast asian company grab is currently valued at more than $16000000000.00 germany says the rest of kremlin opposition figure alexina volley will not affect the north stream to pipeline project to bring russian gas to germany with a government spokesman saying berlin's position was unchanged despite the rule of law violation foreign traders have meanwhile dumped russian currency sending the ruble tumbling. frankfurt airport has had its worst year in decades that's after the pandemic largely brought air travel to a standstill passenger numbers fell by more than 70 percent in 2020 compared to the previous year airport's operator warned it had another difficult year ahead

full disclosure, i like tim alberta. usually he plays it straight. i think here he went over his skis. nobody was calling the people obsessed with the russian hoax or dossier radicals, or democrats who tried to overtake the election last time, or who continued to push to get donald trump out of office. i think we have to be careful about the names we call. just cover it. you can question motives. you can say what's going to happen or not happen. but not labels. >> harris: i love that. you can just cover it. that's what we're going to do. before we go, tune in for fox news's coverage coming up next hour and also tonight 6 p.m. eastern for the battle for america, the senate runoffs in georgia. stay tuned. after the break, america outnumbered overtime d turn youry . money for your family. that's me. introducing refiplus from newday usa. take advantage of record low rates plus get cash for security today or retirement tomorrow that's me. refiplus. only from newday usa. to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'

xl wheel project aims to streamline the delivery of half a million barrels of crude oil per day from alberta, canada to refineries i texas. biden and barack obama have expressed concerns about the environmental impact. the president elect is reporting to evoke the permit. a french oil giant is buying a 20% stake in india's green energy. the two and a half billion dollar deal would give the company a stronger footing as it struck -- is it tries to shift to renewable energy sources. disneyland paris will not open its doors until at least april, seven weeks later than initially planned because of the coronavirus pandemic. the theme park, which implies 17,000 people, close last spring and again at the end of october. cutting 32,000 jobs around the world. central london saw a different kind of traffic jam today as more than a dozen shellfish trucks staged a protest near the houses of parliament and downing street. the drivers were mainly scottish fishermen and seafood exporters who say their business is floundering post brexit because of delays to shipments of fresh and live produce. the proteste

we do have a little bit of an alberta clipper. that means some light snow and cold temperatures towards the end of the week, but pretty good weather on the east coast all week long. >> all right. that i'm happy to hear, and i hope some of those kids down in texas actually get their snow days this year. bill karins, thank you so much. really appreciate it. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> and still ahead here, we have new concerns over coronavirus following last week's riot at the capitol. what the attending physician to congress is saying about the possibility of infections among lawmakers. we'll be back in just a moment. lawmakers. we'll be back in jt usa moment i'm frankie thompson. the best dressed assistant locker room manager in the league. i'm here to help you protect your clothes from getting damaged in the wash. that's why i use new downy defy. that's what's up! we have an assistant locker room manager? help protect your clothes with new downy defy damage. it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can r

tim alberta joins me now. in traumatic and violent and chaotic events, there's this rush to impose order and you hear people sort of float theories. and so i'm very careful about what we know and what we don't know. what is clear to me now is that there are democratic members who genuinely suspect that their colleagues were collaborating in some active, logistical way with some members of the mob who invaded the capitol. do you think that's a fair assessment? >> yeah, chris, i do. and i'm with you. i think we have to be supercareful about this and, look, you know, my colleague, john harris wrote the other day at "politico" that we need a 9/11-style investigation here. but to your specific question, yes, in my conversations privately, off the record with some house democratsas well as what we've heard publicly, there are credible suspensions that there was coordination happening in-house, inside the capitol, in the days leading up to january 6th and if so, if that's proven, i can't think of a bigger story in mo

from the government of alberta. but there are other pipeline projects that are going forward reasonably well, trudeau is certainly seen as one of the greener leaders of government around the world, and he wants to burnish that. he's also just generally much happier with biden's approach to multilateralism, common values, common standards among democracies that trump was. so on balance this is going to be a very welcome and a very positive conversation. >> well, you know who night not like biden's approach? vladimir putin. this administration plans to approach russia about renewing talks to start the nuclear treaty. but biden also ordered an assessment of those major solar winds hacks which brush did. what do you think is going to happen between our two countries, he already told russia on the campaign trail we ain't messing around. >> it's true and there's no question that on an individual level trump's relationship with putin was strange and hard to square. but the actual trump administration, stephanie, as you kno

. >> pipeline problems force a small community in alberta to go soul-searching. >> it is empty. there is absolutely no one here. >> and the attendees of the first digital davos aim t

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effects like a headache and fever in one percent of the people who've taken it meanwhile president alberta fernandez has dismissed fears of using this but the vaccine believes it's fallen victim to a politically driven international smear campaign. from there's a very vicious dispute going on a very cruel dispute and a shameful one by some discredit others and i think the 1st thing to bear in mind is that a trade war has been unleashed also says the whole world is eager for the vaccine there is a geopolitical dispute who will be there want to distribute the vaccine well our sister channel r.t. spanish reports now from outside one vaccination center in the capital of buenos aires. will be remembered in argentina as the start of the biggest vaccination ever carried out in the country has received 300000 doses of v. now the focus is on monitoring the vaccination of medical workers and hospital staff caring for people infected with coded 19 they were the 1st to receive the vaccine across medical centers they worked hard to tackle the virus but it's been difficult not least because some of even

shot alberta fernandez making the announcement on twitter just some moments ago he also urged citizens to follow his example meanwhile here in russia foreign journalists are starting to receive the chop media the half russians came to be so wrong that's already fixed. so let's give it a shot not says really t.v. news anchor doll of a gil harm he came to moscow to report on russia sputnik ended up getting in himself dove shared his thoughts on the facts in with us. as you well aware russian boxing was it didn't get much credit in the world because of the i wouldn't say haste but the speed that it was approved in russia so we honestly wanted to come in and ask and see an interview in the we approach in there fortunately the russian fund for direct investment was receptive and do we visited the. institute and talked with mr ginsburg the head of family as you well aware and talked with a researcher who was reask and and i think. there's something very generous of them to be the 1st to test it on themselves. see the effects and only then continue with the experiments and only then are commi

got rather more active weather into central parts of canada but this little clipper rolling out of alberta moving across catch one manitoba went down toward the southwest of the u.s. quite an active area of low pressure here very strong winds recently across southern parts of california and that's increased the fire risk a few showers from a welcome showers into the far south of california they're going to continue pushing a further east was through arizona and into new mexico the deep south also seeing some rather wet weather as we go through thursday lake effect snow for the midwest and i little clipper that will make its way through ontario into quick back with some snow pushing of which was eastern side of canada as we. go on into friday by friday just notice how we do have some wet weather just lingering southeast and colder just around the panhandle it's always up with a wet weather that we have moving across cuba some showers longer spells of rights was southern parts of mexico western side of the caribbean does look rather disturbed over the next day i'll say will be some showers g

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