a controversial new policing law proposed by the british government has suffered a defeat in the country s upper chamber. critics fear the police, crime, sentencing and courts bill would place excessive curbs on the right to protest. the house of lords opposed measures allowing police in england and wales to stop a demonstration if they think it s too noisy. they also rejected plans to ban large protests directly outside parliament. members of martin luther king jr s family have led hundreds of demonstrators through washington, demanding voter reform, on the annual holiday to honour the civil rights activist. president biden and vice president harris have also urged the senate to make progress on a bill that would expand postal voting and strengthen oversight in states with a history of racial discrimination. millions of people across america s east coast and canada s southeastern provinces are hunkered down as a powerful winter storm sweeps through major population
would support someone other than him, less support than former presidents trump and obama had at this time during their presidency. he is losing support among democrats, his own base. nbc news poll shows since april, he s lost 19% support among african americans and down 16% from people 18-24 and down with latinos. he is doing everything in his power to gain back support, he is pushing voter reform, telling people republicans are racist and trying to give free money away through build back better. it is not working because congress is split. alternative plan is to get support back from independents and moderate republicans, that is not the path he s choosing to go. todd: you are telling me alternative path he could take
thank you forjoining us on newsday. let s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. north korea is reported to have fired tactical guided missiles on monday. it s the latest in a series of recent tests that highlighted its evolving missile programmes amid stalled talks on denuclearisation. the missile test was north korea s fourth of 2022 already, with two previous launches involving hypersonic missiles. members of martin luther king jr s family have led hundreds of demonstrators through washington demanding voter reform, on the annual holiday to honour the civil rights activist. president biden and vice president harris have also urged the senate to make progress on a bill that would expand postal voting and strengthen oversight in states with a history of racial discrimination. an extreme right wing candidate for the french presidential election, eric zemmour, has been fined more than eleven thousand
if he stays there in that 33% range and you see people niping from the democrat party to the republican party, we re going to have a red wave this coming november and the president, even if he tries to hit the reset button, if he tries to carry out what progressive democrats want, he is not going to succeed. carley: you have to think about why democrats are pushing voter reform so hard right now. i have a prediction. i think in 10 months, when republicans take back the house, it is looking like that will happen still 10 months ago, i guess anything is possible issue but when you look at the signs how there are more republicans now in america and president biden s approval rating is so low and 70% of americans think the country is headed in the wrong direction. if republicans take back the house, next conversation is that republicans stole the election because they did not allow a
her own political standing. a fox news poll, taken in january, one year into her term, shows 54% of people disapprove of her job performance. 43% approve. critics repeatedly attack harris whether for constant staff shake-ups or failing to deliver solutions on high profile assignments. from convincing congress to passing voter reform and enacting new immigration policy. hairs has received widespread criticism for her media introduce. we have been to the border. you haven t been to the border. and i haven t been to europe. [laughter] i mean, i don t i don t understand the point that you are making. but harris is in europe now. and the white house says the president has full faith in her ability given their close relationship. he expects and knows given she is the first in the room and the last in the room that she will continue to convey to the rest of the world, again our ironclad to our nato allies. one of the president s most