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shortly after the palace confirmed the queen had covid, she sent a message congratulating the team gb women's and men's curling teams on their medals at the winter games. the main concerns of the queen's doctors will focus around the fact that she is nowjust nine weeks from her 96th birthday. any person of that age will need to be monitored fairly carefully, and also, i think giving her anti—virals, we do know that if you give anti—virals early on in an illness, you can substantially reduce the risk of severe disease. the queen is thought to have been fully vaccinated against covid, and if she is given anti—viral drugs, they should protect against serious illness. political leaders were quick to tweet their good wishes. the prime minister said... "i am sure i speak for everyone in wishing her majesty the queen a swift recovery from covid and a rapid return to vibrant good health." the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer, tweeted... "on behalf of myself
teams for bringing home their only medals in beijing. her majesty was last seen on wednesday, carrying out an engagement in person, leaning on a walking stick. the queen quipping she wasn't able to move. >> how are you? >> well, as you can see, i can't move. >> reporter: while she has enjoyed good health during her extraordinary 70 years on the throne, making history and celebrating her platinum jubilee. >> 70 years, extraordinary. >> reporter: back in october and after spending a night in the hospital, on doctor's orders, the 95-year-old was told to rest, canceling many of her engagements. and there were growing concerns for her majesty's health after her son, prince charles, tested positive for covid nearly two weeks ago. charles has since recovered. messages of well wishes have been pouring in all day. >> really hope she's okay. >> reporter: the prime minister, boris johnson, tweeting, "i'm sure i speak for everyone in wishing her majesty the queen a swift recovery from covid and a rapid return to vibrant good health." >> certainly well wishes from around the world for the queen. lama hasan joins us from outside
the attack will probably not have that same stream of information available when we're completely out of afghanistan. >> the president had promised quote, a swift and forceful response to any attack on u.s. forces. it's one thing to say that. it's another thing to actually make that happen. >> so this is -- this is that escalating series of decisions that a president has to make. there's no good answer to this. but i think if the president does not respond where he can, if the president does not follow through on the commitment even though this is going to slow up the evacuation to get every american out, and the promises we have made to our afghan partners, the view of us not responding after this attack and then fleeing from the kabul airport i think will do a lot to embolden those that now have an easy way to go out and recruit other radicals to fight the
>> they are on the verge of having another safe haven but this time, with all of the infrastructure and military assets that we had intended for the afghan government to use it's terrifying. >> and monica, the president had a warning for the taliban today. >> the president stressed that any action taken by the taliban that puts u.s. personnel or their mission at risk will be met with, quote, a swift and strong military response. jose >> monica alba at the white house, thank you. and now to the nation's coronavirus battle tonight, hospitals around the country are overwhelmed. some have run out of icu beds and in one major city, their pediatric ward is so full, they don't have any room for children in need of critical care guad venegas has more. >> reporter: tonight, covid infections growing across the country with hospitals in states with the lowest-vaccination rates overwhelmed. in mississippi, cases are rapidly surging. the university of mississippi medical
speaker. david, let me come back to you really quickly and just get your thoughts about the broader picture here in washington from the republican party. what is the strategy going forward? do you think that they want to try and get this president a swift acquittal regardless of whether it is substantial or meaningful? but fast? or do you think they want to actually take their time and try to exonerate him so he is buoyied by that support? >> i don't think there is much appetite in the u.s. senate for a lengthy trial chalked full of witnesses. this goes against not just what pelosi and chuck schumer may want to see. it goes against what the president initially wanted to see who has witnesses that he wanted the republicans to call. but mitch mcconnell has managed this such that he's explained to the white house why a lengthy trial with witnesses would not be in the president's interest, certainly would not be in the interest of senate republicans, from mcconnell's point of view. so, what they would like to do,
but the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell made sure that measure met a swift death on his side of the capitol. and so the trump administration was allowed to, in fact, lift those sanctions on oleg deripaska's aluminum company earlier this year. kaching. first oleg deripaska's company announced last month they have made a surprise decision to spend $200 million opening a new plant in mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky. it's a project they'll say will bring billions of dollars and thousands of jobs to mitch mcconnell's state. secondly, just before that deal, that present to mitch mcconnell was publicly announced one of his lobbyists was dispatched to give mitch mcconnell a heads up about this big present he was getting from oleg. this heads up they'd be building a brand spanking new plant in his state after all the good
different story. there were a whole bunch of republican senators who wanted to join the house in making sure those sanctions stayed on deripaska's company. but the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell made sure that measure met a swift death on his side of the capitol. and so the trump administration was allowed to in fact lift those sanctions on oleg deripaska's aluminum company earlier this year. ka-ching. and since then there have been a couple of notable developments involving mitch mcconnell. first, oleg deripaska's company announced last month they have made a surprise decision to spend $200 million opening a new plant in mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky. it'll come with a bow on it. it's a project they say will bring billions of dollars and thousands of jobs to mitch mcconnell's state. secondly, just before that deal, that present to mitch mcconnell was publicly announced, one of
so that will form part of the court case. but we absolutely believe we know where he was doing and we intervened on the way. >> reporter: the security camera footage shows the suspect racing away from the roadside shooting. roughly 15 minutes later, police detained the suspect. his rampage lasted less than half an hour. cut short by a swift police response. yet it wasn't enough to stop this determined killer from claiming at least 50 innocent lives. john and erica, if this suspect who was a self-described white supremacist, if he wanted to divide new zealand society, he failed. the prime minister says that on friday there will be two minutes of silence for the victims of this terror attack all across the country and the muslim call to prayer will also be played on new zealand's national television and radio again to honor this tiny muslim minority of just 1% of the population so