base. we ll have more on that soon. welcome to our vurszs in the united states. all around the world. this is early start. i m laura jarrett. i m christine romans. it s wednesday, march 3rd. the finish line for of marathon pandemic is in sight. but some states are stopping short. they re now reversing course in baffling ways. core restrictions lifted by two republican governors just a day after warnings, dire warnings from the cdc. texas its 29 million americans effectively restrictions-free. governor greg abbott announcing restriction there s end in texas and mississippi and iowa theirs. they join 14 other states that have no mask requirements. one texas icu nurse says this all comes way too early. it s a little nerve racking to see that, you know, we re going to take away the masks. i don t think it s safe to do that right now. we don t have people in the hallways anymore in stretchers. we re not putting dead bodies into rooms at this point. the breathing is a little
pursuit of justice. day one of the administration, president biden signalled to the world through words and actions that our borders are open. and so they were. hope we can all commend the biden-harris administration for their actions to prevent a serious disorder at the border following the expiration of title 42. we know the border s in trouble, we know we have a problem with fentanyl, got-aways, drugs. sad reality is my colleagues on the majority have no interest in any meaningful immigration reform. john: we begin this tuesday with lawmakers sparring over the biden administration handling of the migrant surge at the southern border and allegations that the white house set up border patrol to fail. gillian, good afternoon. gillian: great to be with you, john. gillian turner in for sandra today. this is america reports. subhouse committee is hearing testimony from the dhs inspector general, tasked with staffing and morale challenges with border agents over the
appearances, starting with people. for the people. this is the district attorney, and katherine ellis. the defense counsel, joined by president trump, todd blanche, and kendra whorton. good morning. good morning, mr. trump. the matter called into the record is the people s motion for contempt. before i hand down my decision, i did want to address the defense and mr. trump. as you know, the prosecution has filed three separate motions asking this court to find you in contempt. in a moment, i will hand down my decision. the third motion, in which i find you in criminal contempt for the 10th time. it appears that the $1000 fines are not serving as a deterrent. going forward, this court will have to consider a jail sanction if recommended. it is important to understand the last thing i want to do is put you in jail. you are the former president of united states, and possibly the next president, as well. there are many reasons why incarceration is truly a last resort for me. to
By Michelle Nichols, Arshad Mohammed and John Irish UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Three European powers have written to the U.N. Security Council detailing Iran's violations of its 2015 nuclear deal, a step diplomats said on Thursday aimed to pressure.
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