myself from one family or heating it. this is another increase. there s another burden governments with live worldwide. it s r t international in moscow with me rural research from the entire new team. here it is good to have you with us. well, i lavish opening ceremony has just drawn to a close in beijing for that of a 2022 winter olympics. but rather than celebrating a global sporting event, certain western commentators seem to have war and politics on their mind. oh dear. oh dear, let s learn more. jessica taylor in the studio. now. saskia, sports and politics were, you know, there s supposed to be totally separate entities here, but in beijing is that what we re saying? what if you thought that some things are beyond politicization, you would in fact be wrong at the winter olympics in beijing have officially kicked off and re so far they have been a sight to behold. we ve seen some pretty dazzling mesmerizing bold, colorful displays and performances, which of course match
tomorrow the temperatures go back up but as you can see we do not have any above-freezing temperatures. so still more snow on the ground. it is not until we get to sunday that we finally see a lot of melting going around. slushy, 40 in boston, 41 in new york and 40 in philadelphia, now, northeastern part of the united states, blizzard conditions are in effect. you re watching al jazeera america. consider this is up next. one of obamacare s big claims runs into real world fact checks. consider this . could the affordable care act drive up er visits nationwide? plus, conventional wisdom from gun control advocates, fewer firearms mean less gun violence, shoot holes in that theory. also, question why long term partisan beliefs be off the mark. could homophobic, locker room controversy which could be a kick to the lgbt community. hello, i m sheila macvicar, sitting in for antonio mora. welcome to consider this . we begin with a groundbreaking study, published in the journal
think that. he was the decider. we have been talking with peter becker, chief white house correspondent of the new york times, also the author of this new book days a fire, bus to have. not to really a reality show. i had to wait. [laughter] it was 10 minutes early. no. i got stuck. did he get through? okay. that will open a. how re you? day now the president tried to plot your book? i was assured there was a guest bush shortly but that would be enjoyable. there was a whole group of us that were stock. literally. two blocks away and i could not get there. i was stuck. see how far this town has gotten? [laughter] how are you? how is it going? that s nice. when i go to the bookstore i find your book everywhere but my book know where. [laughter] i think it is yours now. [laughter] nice to see you. i saw you last week or the week before behind me. i was going to do york. it was the early-morning train. right? things are good? there you go. a long night. [i
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