downplayed and even flat out deny the violence and left five people dead. we ve heard republicans and dear leader himself turn the rioters into victims and martyrs. even we heard congressional republicans and withdrew clyde describing it as quote and widely reject the bipartisan democrats launched in its place. what is also emerged in the last few months is a clear picture of what happened in january six. thanks to the governments video evidence released the request of other news organizations. some of that new video says police trying to rotate officers to the front line of the siege. slowly guys. we ve got a shield right behind you. you go behind me. you, here. though. go. go. [noise] ladies and gentlemen, back up. joining me now is scott macfarlane, investigative reporter for nbc for washington, michelle goldberg, calmest for the new york times and dean obeidallah, host of the dean obeidallah show on msnbc. thank you all for being here and scott i want to start wit
50,000 people, the nation is larger. about 200,000 people of. there i know that still smarter for a country, but it s a country. it s from new zealand it s got independence in 1962, united nations 1976. then, this weekend, they had something really naughty, and potentially exits existential challenging happen to them. for most of the time, they have been an independent country. for nearly 40 years of the 60 years they ve been a country. samoa has been run by the same ruling party. in fact, the same guy, the same individual man, the prime minister from that party, has been in power for as the prime minister for the last 22 years. but, he lost the last election this year, in april, samoa had an election it was really close and hard-fought. in the end, the pry the prime minister, his power has been parties been running in power for 40 years. in a parliamentary system, the opposition power since they have a majority, they get to form the new government. that parties leade
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe president biden has urged the us congress to pass a policing reform bill quickly in memory of george floyd. after meeting mr floyd s relatives at the white house exactly a year after he was killed by a white policeman mr biden said both accountability and trust were needed in the justice system. 0ur north america correspondent, nick bryant, reports from minneapolis. taking a knee in the place that george floyd was killed a symbol of what s become a global struggle. an act of remembrance that lasted nine minutes and 29 seconds the duration of his murder. chanting: one, two, three, four! police violence no more! the march for racial justice must often seem like a never ending journey, with milestones along the way but no endpoint in sight. chanting: george floyd, george floyd! that s certainly how it feels a year on from the murder of george floyd. protesters are angry they haven t seen more change. we ar
it got a little heated. senator rand paul demanding answers from doctor fauci over federal funding for the wuhan lab as the head of the cdc is grilled over a new report accusing the agency of exaggerating covid guidance. ashley: panic at the pump, the white house taking no action is americans mob gas stations sending prices surging even higher, fox and friends first wednesday starts now. jillian: you are watching fox and friends first on wednesday morning. todd: we start with the fox news alert, american struggling to find gas, the biden administration is our to address shortages across the southeast. jenkins live in washington is more stations run dry. taking off objective brown may be the perfect song because it is getting harder to fill up from texas to new york, the lines are getting along, prices are rising, take a look at the percentage of gas stations without gas as of midnight, 60% north carolina, 10% in georgia and virginia, 8% south carolina and almost
2030 targets align with the effort to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions no later than 2050 and we re going to worg together, both to mobile sooiz climate finance for developing countries and to make sure that international finances align to promote our climate goals. we also talked about how to harness our nation s technological advantages to ensure the republic of korea and the united states are cooperating to shape, to shape emerging technologies around our shared value system. this includes everything from strengthening our cyber security to deepening our cooperation to build an open, secure g5 network. or 55g network, i should say. i m thinking organization, mr. president. to secure the 5g networks. and i m particularly gratified that so many leading south korea companies see the benefits of investing in the united states, including this morn s announcement of more than $25 billion in new investments from samsung, hon die and lg. i understand the executives of tho