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[speing nativeanguage] letter, bye. think the assassination of him is what drove me into things wlike the hell is going on. but there is not one person there. is a much larger context to it, like the deterioration of the moral fiber of the society. [speaking native language] >> he was still busy. >> yes, he was a busy man. [speaking native language] >> we are missing him. [speaking native language] >> just the basics. and then whatever else i need, i can come back and finish. >> all right. >> my parents do worry about the risks that come with the job. but i think they have seen the amount of passion that i have. you can't stop me once i have got started. >> and what angle are you looking at? >> the government makes political killings possible. this created an environment for people to do that. >> ok, cool. it will feed through the angle i was just speaking about. actually it has now become an industry to deal with it that way. >> bye-bye. ♪ the trifl the so-called cleveland eight has been postponed. i am joined by news

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>> so the president said his good-bye, but he hopes it is not a long-term good-bye. i think we've got a little preview of what we might hear in a few moments. he has longer remarks prepared for his ceremony. now, we're seeing marine one as it closes in on joint base andrews. that's where the president's farewell ceremony will take place in a few moments. he's got his family members there. we don't have a head count, but there were invitations for people who wanted to come and bid farewell to the president. here he is, arrarriving. >> kristen welker, what'd you make of the remarks? he said it was a good-bye but not a long-term good-bye. >> reporter: i anticipate we will hear him echo that when he does make remarks. it's a sign that he is not ruling out another run for the presidency. i want to pick up on one of the key issues you have been talking about. this remarkable split screen. the fact that president trump is not going to be attending joe biden's inauguration, and how president-elect biden attempts to bridge that gap. his biggest challenge is trying to unify th

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say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye! anna collinson, bbc news.its. amsterdam's mayor wants to ban foreign tourists from the dutch capital's cannabis cafes. but coffee shop owners say barring travellers will direct them into the hands of criminal gangs. anna holligan has more. amsterdam, famous for an array of things, including its thriving nightlife, red light district, cannabis cafes and bars, attracting 20 million tourists per year. the city is currently in lockdown. some of its 850,000 residents would prefer life after covid to resemble something closer to its current state rather than return to what it was. this time last year, it would be crowded already with drunk and stoned tourists, who are here solely to get lost, you know? the mayor, femke halsema, has a plan. she thinks cutting off the lifeblood of cannabis tourism will deter low—budget guests and reduce the anti—social behaviour regularly associated with them. they let go of all behavioural discipline and control, and they start misbehaving, littering, shouting, peeing, pooping, pukin

we saw her on video saying good-bye. this is a first lady that sources tell me that have checked out, that just wants to go home. and i've learned that -- sources tell me that she has outshoourc her "thank you" notes to the residence staff, which is very unthor unorthodox. the resident staff are people who care for the first lady, the president, their family. these are butlers, housekeepers, ushers, people who clean up after them, who cook for them, who help them around this giant white house residence that they're leaving. and a lower level staffer in the east wing actually wrote the "thank you" notes, she signed her name to them and most of the staff thought they were coming from the first lady herself. this is just another indicator of a first lady and the president who have simply hunk do ered down in the white house. it took melania five days to acknowledge the insurrection on capitol hill. so certainly as they gear up to leave today, this is going to be a final good-bye and yet at the same time, it feels very much

bye—bye to both of you. and bye—bye to you. thank you so much for watching the papers. bye—bye.st time in over a year, the world 200m champion stormed to victory in karlsruhe, comfortably winning the 60 metres in a personal best time of 7.08, only two—hundreths of a second off the british record set by asha philip, who finished fifth. the performance bodes well for britain's medal hopes in the women's sprint events at the tokyo olympics. personally, we've missed a whole year of high level competition, so me, my coach and my team, we all made sure that we wanted to focus on the 2021 indoor season. mainly to make sure that we are race—sharp going into olympic outdoor season, because whilst the world has been really weird, we still cannot forget that the biggest prize in track and field is up for grabs this year. so you have to, yeah, get ready properly. there was also success for britain in the men's 800 metres, as elliot giles timed his final lap to perfection to beat a former world champion in the final. the premier league's chief executive, richard masters, says that tackling o

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she captioned the pic on instagram "bye 2020." bye.en weird. >> it's just the bear necessities. meantime, keeping up with the animalistic theme, mariah carey and her boyfriend in a leopard skin cap. the queen of christmas captioned the snap, let it snow. >> let it snow. jenny from the block was keeping it real right there inside a new york city subway station on her way to a new year's eve performance, not just any new year's eve performance. new year's rockin eve performance, right? >> yes. right here on abc. mona kosar abdi apparently was upset with the list of songs. >> i wasn't upset. i just had some recommendations. when she got off the six, i really wanted to hear "waiting for tonight". >> she said, quote, i've got my eye on you rockin' eve. let's go. >> to a tender family moment for chris pratt and wife katherine schwarzenegger and their 5-year-old daughter lyla marie. >> next sarah michelle gellar, we know what you did just last night. >> the actress shared multiple images on her instagram showing us all what she thinks of 2020

say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye! anna collinson, bbc news.ere's ollie foster at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. as many as 30,000 tennis fans will be allowed to attend next month's australian open. the minister for sport in the state of victoria says that will be the daily limit for the first eight days in melbourne before being reduced to 25,000 from the quarterfinals onwards. that's about 50% capacity. the tournament starts on the 8th of february. it will not be the same as the last few years, but it will be the most significant international event with crowds that the world has seen for many, many months. there'll be no fans in india for england's cricket tour. they are in chennai ahead of the first test that starts on friday. ben stokes and jofra archer have trained today after being rested for the recent series in sri lanka. with most of the players in quarantine until tuesday, freshening up the squad has become more important. the ecb have been really forward thinking, ifeel, for us as the ecb have been really forward thinking, i

two. ♪ you may hate me but it ain't no lie. .todd: bye, bye, bye, is it true?oducer -- jillian: he probably will retire. todd: he'll be in the broadcast booth, probably making more money than he did as a player. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. security concerns of an insider attack on inauguration day prompting the fbi to vet 25,000 national guard troops. todd: david spunt joins us live in washington as armed protests begin -- as protests begin nationwide. >> reporter: washington, d.c. is a fortress right now. it will be through continue august raise, at least the day after inauguration on january 21st. this is the tightest security washington dc has seen in its history, no question about it. you mentioned the troops, there are about 25,000 national guard troops in washington right now, surrounding the city, more expected to arrive in the next few days. they're coming from all over the country, governors from all different states have cont them to washington, d.c. -- sent them

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say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye!ms — about some of the issues that are facing mothers to be came in at the end of march. i was fortunate enough to have my 20 week scan just before the lockdown came in at the end of march. but it was everything that came after. so, i was alone for unexpected appointments, because obviously got all your planned appointments, growth scans, you're normally scans, then you got your own planned appointments. so, unfortunately, we had to have a lot of great scans, which are unexpected, and he wasn't a lot of those, so that was quite nerve—racking, really, and then you have to go in alone, and you get examined and they determine whether they can come in or not at that stage. so, it is quite daunting. was he allowed to come in at all during birth? yeah, i mean, mine was pretty quick, so when i got there, they needed to get him quite quickly, but i went with a lot of pre—and postnatal women, and it's not always the case. so, i do, quite lucky with how i was panned out, really, but it's been di

say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye! anna collinson, bbc news.rom the national childbirth trust, the uk's largest parent charity. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you very much for talking to us, , ., ., ., thank you very much for talking to us. ,., ., ., there thank you very much for talking to us-_ there is - thank you very much for talking to us._ there is clearly us. good morning. there is clearly an issue here _ us. good morning. there is clearly an issue here that _ us. good morning. there is clearly an issue here that has _ us. good morning. there is clearly an issue here that has to - us. good morning. there is clearly an issue here that has to be - an issue here that has to be resolved about how much it possible to balance the needs of expectant mothers and new mothers when they have their baby and the restrictions that pandemic understandably imposes. how do you think that balance is best drawn? you imposes. how do you think that balance is best drawn?- balance is best drawn? you are absolutely _ balance is best drawn? you a

that's it for me, bye—bye. this is bbc news.eatens to overwhelm the health systems. france speeds up its vaccination programme after a sluggish start draws an angry rebuke from president macron. going down to the wire in georgia, democrats and republicans hold rallies ahead of a runoff vote to control the senate. borisjohnson has warned the coming weeks will be

>> love you, kat. >> bye-bye. >> great to see you. >> all right.t even there. >> i know. you guys took her out to dinner, and they got my mom really hammered. >> no. >> no. tim got her hammered at the mexican -- there's tim back there. that's my fiance back there and james, her husband. >> yeah. >> anyways -- >> where were we? >> we were going to maybe the goo goo dolls. what do you think? >> your favorite band. >> "it's christmas all over." special performance. "better days" from the goo goo dolls. ♪ and you asked me what i want this year ♪ ♪ i tried to make this kind and clear ♪ ♪ just the chance that maybe we'll find better days ♪ ♪ cause i don't need boxes wrapped in strings ♪ ♪ designer love and empty things ♪ ♪ just a chance that maybe we'll find better days ♪ ♪ so take these words and sing out loud ♪ ♪ cause everyone is forgiven now ♪ ♪ cause tonight's the night the world begins again ♪ ♪ i need someplace simple where we could live and something only you could give ♪ ♪ and that's faith and trust and peace while we're alive ♪ ♪ and the one po

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say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye! anna collinson, bbc news.rbance that our former military barracks in kent used to house asylum seekers. a significant amount of damage was caused when a fire broke out. they are appealing for any information about the incident. it has been used to house asylum seekers since september. fresh protests are under in france against a controversial draft security law. the country has seen regular nationwide protests against the bill, which intensified after footage against the bill, which intensified afterfootage emerged against the bill, which intensified after footage emerged last year of three white policemen beating a black music producer. critics say it undermines press freedom to document police brutality. the headlines on bbc news... the eu backs down from using emergency brexit measures to restrict the movement of vaccines to northern ireland. the plan sparked outrage in northern ireland and belfast. the who warns against vaccine nationalism against vaccine controls. the prime minister says he is in all of p

say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye! anna collinson, bbc news.lily wilder and her family made the discovery at bendricks bay in barry in january. the footprint is 220 million years old and had been preserved in mud. palaeontologists say it's one of the best examples from anywhere in the uk and will help them to establish more about how early dinosaurs walked. now it's time for a look at the weather, with chris fawkes. hello there. we have got a big mixture of weather to come through the rest of today. conditions varying a lot from place to place. satellite pictures there shows an area of low pressure, this cloud pushing slowly northwards, and these weather fronts, as they move their way northwards, are starting to bump into colder air. so we have seen the rain turn to snow across parts of wales, we have seen a bit of snow in the midlands, as well for a time, so we could see some localised disruption for these areas through the rest of today. some settling snow has already fallen across parts of flintshire, denbighshire and we have also seen snow

say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye! anna collinson, bbc news.on lincoln. keon died after suffering gunshot and stab wounds in handsworth, near birmingham, on thursday last week. a 14—year—old boy from birmingham and 15—year—old boy from walsall have been remanded in custody to appear before birmingham magistrates�* court on monday. the prime minister has published an open letter to parents, saying he is "in awe" of how they are coping. he also promises "hundreds of millions of pounds" will be spent on a national education catch—up programme after the pandemic. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. it's tough for millions of parents right now, trying to help children learn at home. schools in england are mainly closed until march. today, borisjohnson said he couldn't thank parents enough. he said they are buying time for vaccination and that is saving lives. only a few children are still learning in school. parents and teachers are worried about lost learning. there is a promise in the letter of hundreds of millions of pounds for catch—up

say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye! anna collinson, bbc news.ch the australian open tennis, which starts in melbourne injust over a week. local officials say strict coronavirus infection control measures will be in place. in the last few days, players have started to leave hotel quarantine after completing their mandatory 14—day isolation period. one of the stars still enduring her hotel lockdown is australian tennis player ellen perez — seen here training in her rather limiting surroundings! and she told me how she was feeling ahead of the open. it is very exciting, i think all the players have been living for this moment. it is really exciting to have this opportunity coming up. have you and the other players, have you all been about bit worried about this? because a lot of people in the sporting world, thinking ahead to the tokyo olympics, there is a lot of anxiety about how you protect athletes and also have spectators. and a lot of sports have just said, we cannot do both. it is and a lot of sports have 'ust said, we cannot do both._ we can

bye— bye. hello.e coldest spots will be down to minus double figures. frosty, icy in places. for many, though, sunday will stay dry. some sunshine but turning increasingly hazy, but not all will be dry. there's another atlantic weather system heading our way, and that's going to bring in some further outbreaks of rain, sleet and some snow across some western areas, which we'll see in a moment. now, these are the starting temperatures. away from those very cold spots in highland scotland, that's all below freezing, so a widespread frost, icy where we've had wintry showers overnight in the northern isles and where you saw some of saturday's wet weather. a few lingering fog patches in parts of scotland, many, though, a sunny start, some turning hazy. thicker cloud to southwest england, wales and northern ireland, bringing in some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow. snow mostly on hills, but perhaps some low levels for a time in parts of wales and northern ireland, and what is going to be another quite col

bye—bye. hello.below average. this was the picture on saturday afternoon in wakefield, quite a lot of lying snow around for many parts of northern england, parts of scotland, into wales, western england, the midlands as well. and over the next few days, it‘s going to stay cold with further wintry showers at times, certainly we‘re all going to be seeing some ice or some frost around. a cold start to your sunday morning with sub zero temperatures for many areas. as low as —5 or —6 across parts of western scotland first thing. now, after that cold frosty start, the weather is looking generally settled, high pressure in charge of our weather, but we will have the breeze coming in from a north—easterly direction as it blows over the north sea, it will bring in some showers and some showers will be across parts of scotland northeast england as well, one or two further south into wales and the midlands. mainly sleet and snow confined to higher ground, largely rain at low levels — particularly for the southe

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bye.y new year. >> but truly living legends. >> can we get our grub on? >> i'm kind of hungry. >> look, somebody is in here -- >> we're on the second wave. we're both louisiana, georgia. we needed a little southern infusion in the new year's eve night. we enlisted our dear friend michael hamilton who we talked to for cocktails. he has amazing places in the city, flower shop and little ways. so, chef, you have helped us whip up something extraordinary in this kitchen. >> hi. >> what do we have going on? happy new year, by the way. >> happy new year, chef. >> happy new year, guys. happy new year. i believe to the left you have a beautiful, like brazed or cabbage pomegranate. >> okay. >> that's the cabbage. >> that's the cabbage. >> the cabbage, yes. >> okay, keep going, chef. then we have the shrimp? >> yeah, like a bit of ju jumbalaya. some pretty large chunks of ham. you guys should be pretty set. >> i'm going to try one of the shrimp. excuse me. >> please do. >> wow. >> oh, my gosh. >> do

bye— bye. this week, we're in kazakhstan... the view from the top!t country in the middle of central asia full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life... birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting — i get it. ..and i'm here to explore how they are now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. this is a lot of fun! i've arrived in kazakhstan‘s biggest city of almaty. once, back when the country was still part of the ussr, and long before that, it was the capital city. now things have changed here. back in 1991, it was the last soviet republic to declare independence, ten days before the collapse of the union. since then, it has been under the rule of president nazarbayev, who moved the capital north to the purpose—built city of astana. one thing is clear, however — this country has undergone a tumultuous period. but through it all, nature has continued to play a vital role for the

say bye—bye then. say bye—bye! bye! anna collinson, bbc news.wn and is now supporting dozens of other mums through social media. you had your baby in august. during the pandemic but not during lockdown. where are you still restricted in terms of bringing your partner in? restricted in terms of bringing your artner in? ~ ,,., restricted in terms of bringing your artner in? ~ , partner in? appointment wise he wasn't able _ partner in? appointment wise he wasn't able to _ partner in? appointment wise he wasn't able to come _ partner in? appointment wise he wasn't able to come into - partner in? appointment wise he wasn't able to come into any - wasn't able to come into any appointment but i was fortunate enough to have my 20 week scan just before the lockdown came in at the end of march. but it was everything that came after. i was alone for unexpected appointments. obviously you have all your planned appointments and scans but you have unplanned appointments so unfortunately we had to add a lot of unexpected scans. it was nerve—racking. and then t

. >> meanwhile, we have a heartfelt good-bye. >> i'm honored. i'm truly honored to be your next president and commander-in-chief. and you'll always be a proud son of the state of delaware. excuse the emotion. but delaware. when i die, delaware will be -- >> the big sendoff, he joins me now. joe biden talks about being a man of scranton, pennsylvania, but whose dad after moving to delaware, told that moving story at the democratic national convention because of needing a job and new start. delaware is where they went. you were there as he gave the emotional address, saying good-bye to delaware for his new home in the white house. talk a little about that. what does it mean to delaware and joe biden. you inherited the seat he left in the united states senate. i want to let you wrap up what all of this means. >> joy, this was a powerful sendoff from new castle county airport from the beau biden national guard center. i think it was powerful for all of us that joe was overcome with emotion, those of us that have known him, served alongside him, supp

that's your latest forecast, bye—bye.ions with the eu — following a row over the supply of vaccines. the european commission had attempted to block vaccine exports to northern ireland — which could have led to checks

bye bye. this is bbc news.e official results of the us presidential election that named joe biden the winner by eight million votes. the group have repeated unproven allegations of fraud in november's poll. in india, health workers and volunteers have taken part in a nationwide rehearsal to test its preparedness for mass immunisation against covid—19 as a second vaccine is recommended for emergency use. india's government hopes to vaccinate at least 300 million people by the middle of 2021. the government is coming under intense pressure from teaching unions who want to keep schools in england closed for the first two weeks of the new term. the profession‘s calling for the delay because of the rapid spread of the new coronavirus variant.

bye and i'm a branch banks are going to go bye bye you know particularly when. and are very vulnerable right now to have job loss. etc. and they don't want to have a diminution of income like that so there may not give them a path forward show them to a community college you're going to be improved show them to the companies you're going to pay for their scholarships to those schools that's a big deal that's being fair to people well richard i want to thank you again for your candor today in talking to us as you have done so many times about technology and you know the anxieties it creates as well as the opportunities and how people who are feeling left behind or not part of the system need to be brought into the system i really appreciate your candor richard and the publication of the edelman trust barometer so richard edelman of edelman p.r. thank you so much for joining us thanks for having me steve so what's the bottom line social trust is what makes communities work without it people can't agree on the rules and anarchy and fear just take over we need to tr

bye-bye. i am not concerned. i'm confident we can move quickly. >> confirmation hearing for pete buttigieg for secretary of transportation will be held thursday 10:00 a.m. eastern before the senate committee on science and transportation. watch the hearing live on c-span ondemand c-span.org listen on the c-span radio app. ♪♪ >> "washington journal", every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, discussion of president joe biden's inauguration legislative priorities with pennsylvania democratic congressman, brendan boyle. daughter rachel gave congress been, buddy carter. watch c-span's "washington journal" live 7:00 p.m. eastern thursday morning and join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook, tex and tweets. ♪♪ >> you're watching c-span2, unfiltered view of government. c-span2 created by america's cable television company. today brought to you by these television companies provides this to viewers as a public service.

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bye—bye. hello.ilable across the north of england and indeed up into parts of scotland. and we're not quite done with this wintry weather scenario just yet, because as we start the weekend, a new set of weather fronts will drive their way in from the atlantic. and some of this atlantic moisture is going to fall into really quite cold air across the eastern side of the british isles. so we're going to see further accumulations, and notjust where we already have significant amount of lying snow. as we creep away towards the higher ground of lincolnshire and down to east anglia, this is where we may see new accumulations of snow, widely 2cm of snow, but in some areas we could see as much as 5—10cm and that's why the met office have issued this amber weather warning for snow. as i say, up to 5—10cm distinctly possible in some areas. that threat exists while these weather fronts dominate the scene particularly so across the eastern side of britain. isobars quite densely packed on those charts so it's goin

bye! thank you so much! bye! applause. spencer, you've been on the show longer than i have.e went to a university which was building a robot that was going to compete in the darpa robotics challenge. so this is a human—like assault course and they had to build a robot that could drive a car, operate a drill, pick its way through rubble — the point being that you need to be able to send a robot — you might need to be able to send a robot into a human environment that has become unsafe — maybe there's been a fire, maybe it's filled with toxic fumes or whatever. this is the final, final, final part of the challenge. it needs to mount the podium. it's strong. it's 80kg. also, you might notice in the background a super excited little boy in a man's body bouncing like tigger. last step, hubo. 0h! applause. spencer laughs gleefully. and the amazing thing is is that was the rehearsal for the darpa robotics challenge. a few days later, hubo went to america, took part in the darp robotics challenge and came first, so we picked a winner there. yay! this has been a blast! we have made i

the speech served as his good-bye to the american people as he did not give a farewell speech.out what he saw as his accomplishments, including the passage of the voting rights act and the creation of medicare. our coverage comes from cbs news.

bye-bye. and we're still waiting on a rush of last-minute pardons, by the way. just like any reality tv star, he's got to tease it. i'm going to do it at the last minute, just because. sometimes just to get you interested. it could come in the next couple of hours. it's the end of one thing, and the beginning of another. two hours until inauguration day in america. an inauguration day like nothing we've ever seen before. the nation's capitol is on lockdown, as we see the national mall is deserted. it's beautiful, but it is deserted. and in just a few hours, joe biden will take the oath of office and become the 46th president of the united states. just days after a mob of rioters stormed the steps of the capitol, incited by the current president. i can hardly believe i'm saying a current president incited a riot in the capitol. these are the times we're living in. on a day we reached a horrible toll, more than 400,000 americans dead from covid. the president-elect and his vice president paying tribute tonight at the lincoln memorial reflecting pool. 400 lights fo

all of this as president trump is getting ready to say good-bye. we have a video message coming up in which the president will make clear some of the accomplishments that he's had and relay to the american people, even success for his successor. kristin fisher at the white house with what we might expect from president trump. hey, kristin. >> neil, this is not a live address. these remarks were taped yesterday at the white house. this is a big deal. this could be the very last time that we hear president trump speak from inside the white house. according to some excerpts that were released by the white house, it appears from the excerpts that president trump does not mention joe biden by name but mentions the new administration. he has kind words for them. according to the experts, he's expected to say "this week we inaugurate a new administration and pray for its success in keeping america safe and prosperous. we did what we came here to do and so much more ". from there, president trump is going to go through what he believes are some of his grea

that's your forecast, bye—bye. this is bbc news.he globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: the world health organization says any eu export controls on coronavirus vaccines risks prolonging the pandemic. the uk will try to join a trans—pacific trade agreement with 11 countries as part of its post—brexit plan. police clash with protesters in france as demonstrations continue against a controversial new security law. and up for the cup: fans celebrate in brazil after palmeiras win the copa libertadores.

the speech served as his good-bye to the american people as he did not give a farewell speech.n spoke about what he saw as his accomplishments including the passage of the voting rights act and the creation of medicare, and he expressed hope that negotiations would result in peace in vietnam. our coverage of the 50-minute address comes from cbs news. [ applause ]

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