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of lives with the army now leading rescue efforts. and taking to the skies to vaccinate all of australia we visit the remote areas where where an airborne logistical effort is getting jabs in arms. live from our studio in singapore this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 7am in singapore and 7pm in washington where people from across political divide have come together to mourn and rememberformer us secretary of state colin powell who has died at the age of 8a. he was a pioneer in both the us military and the us government. america s first black secretary of state first black chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff and, first black national security adviser. but his career will also be forever marked by one of the most consequential foreign policy decisions of this century to invade iraq and depose saddam hussein. our north america editor john sopel reports. general colin powell, the very embodiment of the american dream. the first black secretary of state, the first blac ....
continuously monitored, and is responding well to antibiotics the, california-based medical team has been in content constant communication with the new york team. including his cardiologist. president clinton a long time harsh patient of course, is 75 years old, will have more later on what s known about the former presidents condition. in the meantime, some of the news of this day includes the bipartisan house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. escalating their effort to enforce a subpoena issued to trump, lieutenant steve bannon. trump has urged his allies not to cooperate with lawmakers, bannon has fallen in line, for refusing to to submit requested documents. and today he was a no-show for a scheduled deposition before the house select committee. today the panel announced in a move to hold bannon in criminal come to a tenth. more on that later. the church committee chairman bennie thompson of mississippi today, warned that witnesses wh ....
thank you for joining us. i m fredricka whitfield. we begin with another twist in the back and forth battle over abortion rights in texas. late friday night a federal appeals court reinstated the state s restrictive aborges laws banning procedures once again. the decision pauses a lower court s ruling made days ago that found the abortion restrictions were likely unconstitutional. the texas law is one of the most restrictive in the entire country. it bans all abortions after six weeks. before many women even know they are pregnant. no exemptions for rape or incest and allows private citizens to sue abortion providers. the law has provoked women seeking the procedure to find care in neighboring states, overwhelming some clinics. under normal circumstances about 18% to 20% of the women we see are from texas. at this point in time we re running closer to 60%. we ll have much more on that in a moment. meantime right now experts are seeing reasons for optimism where th ....
worried about their finances. a new gallup poll finding 40% are concerned about how they re going to pay their bills. more than half now worried about how they will maintain their standard of living. welcome. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is your world. we have fox team coverage, susan li on the market and its fall out and madison alworth on consumers that just want out. susan? charles, almost $10 trillion in stock market losses this year. that s half the u.s. economy wiped out in five months. we re looking at the lowest levels in a year on wall street. investors selling a again today on fresh concerns that china s covid look downing will meet supply disruptions and keep inflation elevated for some time that will force the federal reserve to raise rates quickly and sharply in the short term. possibly the most aggressive pace of rate increases since the 1980s. that means investors are selling off heavyweight technology shares again, which have outperform ....
the country that s remained relatively unscathed. but the mayor of lviv says at least seven people were killed. in the southern port city of mariupol, ukrainian forces continue to defy russian demands that they surrender. the pentagon says the city remains contested as more than 2,000 ukrainian soldiers remain there to continue that fierce fight against russia. good afternoon, i m chris jansing in new york for hallie jackson. i m joined by our nbc news team, ali arouzi in ukraine, ken dilane january our national security and justice correspondent. we re also joined by admiral james stavridis. good to have all of you here. ali, let s start by following some of the major developments in the east, the south and where you are in western ukraine. what s the latest? reporter: well, here in lviv got hit this morning and this was by far the most significant hit on lviv so far. as you mentioned, it s always been a safe haven and sanctuary for the tens of thousands of displac ....