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Country, but they took everything from us. >> reporter: what happens now, she says, depends on her calls for help to the u.s., the uk, canada and others. if she does leave, seyedi vows to fight on. you know, its difficult to sort of understate the amount of fear shes in. you feel it when youre sitting in the room with her. this really is life in the balance, life and death. and every moment is a fearful moment for her, brianna. >> you can see why. nic, thank you so much. nic robertson live from ...

Arguments are scheduled for november 29th. that is tonights last word, 11th hour with ryan liams starts now. >> well good evening once again today 239 of the biden administration, and tonight now a new security posture has returned to our u.s. capitol ahead of saturdays plan, pro rioter reilly. new fencing, and other barriers are going back in place to protect the building that was desecrated nine months ago during that ride that included violent assaults on law enforcement officers. just this a...

Placing these concrete barriers. i think you can see them here in the shot here. theyve been placing these concrete barriers all around. that, of course, is to protect against vehicles and anyone trying to ram vehicles into the capitol. the other thing here is national guard. how will they be utilized? in the days after the insurrection, they were all placed behind these barriers. will the capitol police do that again? the pentagon confirming they did receive a request. here is what they said. >...

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Are really starting to lay down those markers. look, its degrading i think by the day, the trump effect. but of course it hasnt gone away. but nights like tonight hopefully continue to degrade it. for the sake of the country, absolutely. but as a republican hopefully it degrades it so we can get back to opportunities to advance forward and win and broaden our coalition of voters in this country. >> yeah. you know, the dynamic, though, is the one that you cant win unless you get nominated and rep...

Fights about vaccine shaming and persuasion, to the extent its required. it just stops being a discourse. and just starts being what people have to do. >> while public health experts will tell you is that in a pandemic, individual liberty kind of takes a backseat to the collective. to the community, and unless everybody is vaccinated, its like nobody is vaccinated. because you need high levels of either vaccination or natural immunity to prevent an infectious disease from spreading. its really i...

In the statistics as to how many deaths were put into different columns, how many disabled deaths, those with underlying health conditions were sort of relegated out of main statistics, and if you look at care homes and disabled people in those homes there was a massive over proportion of disabled deaths — of the first 100,000 covid deaths, 61,000 were disabled. and then the third thing, and the, sort of, the thing that im particularly aiming at is that our spaces in which we make our work are...

Levels of either vaccination or natural immunity to prevent an infectious disease from spreading. so its really important. and getting vaccinated is something that we do for the collective. >> yeah. >> and thats the public-health theory behind it. >> cheryl, great reporting. thanks so much for joining us. next, the threat level at the capitol with protective barriers going back up ahead of another pro-trump rally. police make a disturbing discovery near the dnc headquarters. what we know about...

So i think what we need to do is try to recognize those barriers to understanding rather than hit them with data and actually try to understand what this experience means to their lives because many people, what i have learned especially from readers who emailed me in response to my piece who are not vaccinated, they tell me very different stories and theyre not one story. we cant lump up the unvaccinated or vaccine hesitant into one category that really diminishing their experience and how they...

People in 2024 or maybe 2025. again depending on the results. there are a lot of barriers to cross their parts are in place and then implement that within the nhs and make it more routine. a lot of ground to cover before we get to that point. ground to cover before we get to that oint. ground to cover before we get to that point-— ground to cover before we get to that oint. .,, ., , , ., ., that point. true, obviously, a long wa to to that point. true, obviously, a long way to go with _ that p...