como cambios bruscos en el clima que estamos viendo cada vez con mayor frecuencia, por eso saluda daniela hay millones de empleos bien pagados, simplemente por mencionar algunos, dijo que habrá 1 millón de empleos en la industria automotriz en estados unidos, más los que se crean en méxico, habló también de 100% de energía limpia para la luz, 1,000,000 y medio de viviendas nueva y un cuarto de millón de empleos tapando pozos petroleros, les diría que no se preocupen porque habrá trabajo de sobra . >> estamos viendo cambios en el clima y no parece que haya una variación¿qué tan preocupados tenemos que estar? >> te daré un ejemplo que me gusta mucho, hay una caricatura que tiene tres olas, si la ola del tsunami, lo que vivimos ahora con el covid-19 se vino encima de nosotros, imagina una ola más grande de la recesión económica el el tsunami más grande es el calentamiento climático, nos quitará mucho, a lo que nos truje chencha, aquí es para cuando, tenemos que rectificar el rumbo para que las cosas no se pongan peor, no hay tiempo que perder. >> además, hay millones de personas en el mundo

daniela?statement released on behalf of her majesty, the queen, from buckingham palace. the details were laid out in the following days. there would now be no public funding for harry and meghan. they got to keep their titles but agreed not to use ‘his or her royal highness‘ as they were no longer full—time working royals. they would continue to uphold the values of the queen and this would all be reviewed after a i2—month trial period. with the change now confirmed, harry chose a private dinner for his sentebale charity to speak publicly for the first time about his decision. i want you to hear the truth from me, as much as i can share, not as a prince or a duke, but as harry, the same person that many of you have watched grow up over the last 35 years, but now with a clearer perspective. the uk is my home and a place that i love. that will never change. i've grown up feeling supported from so many of you and i watched as you welcomed meghan with open arms, as you saw me find the love and hap

daniela Álvarez. cÓmo estÁs? feliz aÑo! daniela: lo mismo para ti.. daniela: sÚper inolvidable. me volvÍ a levantar. me volvÍ a poner de pie. porque estando en silla de ruedas uno no se endereza al 100% y ahora estoy de pie con mi balance y equilibrio. raÚl: tu hermano es muy importante, hemos visto como te acompaÑaen los entrenamientos. y la sorpresa del carro. por primera vez le diste esta sorpresa. daniela: lo amo, lo adoro. pues gracias a dios que me ha dado un hermano. hacemos todo junto, y lo seguiremos haciendo. raul: quÉ concepto de dÍas a otras personas? daniela: venimos a vivir momentos felices y tambiÉn duros. hay que aprender todavÍa mÁs que de los momentos felices. cuÁntas personas tener nuestras piernas normales, entonces siempre hay que vivir en gratitud. raul: tÚ nos presentas un desafÍo. de quÉ vamos a poder disfrutar? daniela: un programa espectacular. algo super pasional. el reality mÁs visto y aplaudido, ya sucediÓ el aÑo pasado en ese momento no habÍa estado como ahora, pero estoy segura y luego vendrÁ el siguiente desafÍo. raÚl:

like daniela and her brother, who set up a business here.rlooked by civita, where she played as a child, daniela got the inspiration to create cosmetics that evoke the unique landscape. the basic fact is, for civita as a whole to survive, it will need money. to cross the bridge you now have to pay five euros, and it's in the running to become a unesco world heritage site which would bring with it funding to help secure its future. luca, the geologist, had one more thing to show me. he thinks that through monitoring long—term planning and by reinforcing the base of the valley, civita can be saved for the benefit of the all. in the meantime, innovations are helping to secure this precious town. hand on heart, luca, do you really think that civita can be saved ? fingers crossed. grazie. now back here in london, the capital's world famous theatreland took a huge hit during the pandemic with virtually all forms of live entertainment being forced to shut down. entertainment is a huge draw for tourist destinations and a few years ago... i visited d

cnn's daniela diaz is on capitol hill.ember kevin mccarthy visited president trump at mar-a-lago. and silent, the outrage with marjorie taylor greene. >> reporter: yeah, christi, it's been a chaotic week on capitol hill, you have marjorie taylor greene and calling the parkland and sandy hook shootings a false flag operation. democrats want to see repercussions for her actions. there are three actions under way to either censure her which means publicly strip her of her committees which would render her partiless in the committee or expel her from congress. we have congressman matt gaetz who traveled to wyoming to campaign against congresswoman liz cheney, the number three house republican. he's upset with her for voting for support president trump's impeachment. where is kevin mccarthy with all of this? you mentioned he actually went down to florida to visit with president trump. when it comes to marjorie taylor greene, we happen to know his spokesman told us last night he will meet with her next week. we don't know exactl

daniela relph, bbc news.ver mind rollerskates. you can reach me on the whole team on social media. on twitter, i'm @benmbland. hello there. it can be a fine line between rain and snow here in the uk, and the battle lines are certainly drawn over the next few days. cold air to the north—east of us, milderairto the south and west. on that dividing line, which this weekend pushes its way southwards, this is where we could see that rain—snow mix, particularly on saturday. this swirl of winds, a developing weather system, developing area of low pressure, which pushes into that cold air. and on the weather fronts that reach the cold air, we could see some significant snow, parts of wales and parts of southern england especially. stronger but milder winds across the south as well. here, we'll see some early showers across wales, south—west england, pushing across the southern half of england and wales. the odd rumble of thunder possible, brightening up later. some mist and fog around the midlands, northern england t

daniela relph, bbc news. the american actress cicely tyson has died at the age of 96.ormers. her breakthrough came in 1972 in the film sounder, set in depression—era louisiana, for which she won a golden globe and an oscar nomination. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @benmbland. hello there. it can be a fine line between rain and snow here in the uk, and the battle lines are certainly drawn over the next few days. cold air to the north—east of us, milderairto the south and west. on that dividing line, which this weekend pushes its way southwards, this is where we could see that rain—snow mix, particularly on saturday. this swirl of winds, a developing weather system, developing area of low pressure, which pushes into that cold air. and on the weather fronts that reach the cold air, we could see some significant snow, parts of wales and parts of southern england especially. the exact details on that, though, will change. we'll keep you updated. today, though, is a fairly quiet one. there will be plenty of cloud around and some showers. a cold start, too, across parts o

i want to thank katherine losely, daniela gibbs ledger. congresswoman pelosi warning about some of these threats. and coming up, my exclusive interview with bill gates talking big tech, tax, and somor goodies. this is stuff we're wearing for the first time tonight. >>> and later, some interesting news about that breakout star at the inaugural, poet amanda gordon. >>> plus, an update on bernie mittens. we've got you covered. back in 30 seconds. vered. back in 30 seconds , microwaves, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> i do believe, and have i said this all along, that we will probably need a supplemental for more security for members when the enemy is within the house of representatives, a threat that members are concerned about. in addition to what is happening outside. >> speaker pelosi speaking directly about the danger and threats of viol

my name is daniela khan are dissolve and i'm 17 i live in actual raw in your brasilia. i have a sister and a brother. my mother my father worked at a recycling cliver the mill part time i. have ever truthfully sometimes yes and sometimes no but i always go. also. a police officer. asshole to our health acne gramigna rymer in people because they could have more love in their hearts but you have to my eyes are looking at us oh. ok listen i want to graduate pursue my dreams. and help my mother. rising temperatures a causing deserts to expand around the world one region particularly affected is the sun hell in northern africa drought is common that due to a lack of rain a shortage of fertile land makes the area right for conflict mali for example has been mired in crisis for years our reporter france venky paid a visit to the country before the pandemic for our global ideas series there he met with the mayor of fun he has become an expert on climate change. there's only enough moisture in the sand for the butterflies even though the rainy season just ended. up to lie as the

daniela 6 years old his sister because sr is that teen really if you want something to drink there's water and juice in the back down there. it just looks quite relieved but both the children who are wondering when they'll see their mother again. and i mean we're waiting for the right moment but mary cut instead of waiting until the way changes it's only a few minutes drive on the highway until they reach vilnius all decked out in its christmas finery. alyona and the 2 children can stay here for the time being and wait for ilona. that was the caresses that was. there here are the keys you can use them to lock the gate and the apartment. she went over with spoken english. now it's up to natalia to direct ilona into lithuania. ilana's going to try to slip across on her own she wants from natalia is a map if she doesn't make it she says she'll follow the route to natalia shows. your children will give you strength just pick up the trail like a tigress you can make it. there. it'll be alright ilona will look after your children in the meantime i send you a hug. and. that's how we love yo

daniela 6 years old his sister because sr is that teen between if you want something to drink there's water and juice in the back down there. it just looks quite relieved but both the children who are wondering when they'll see their mother again. i mean we're waiting for the right moment by mary cut instead waiting until the way changes it's only a few minutes drive on the highway until they reach vilnius all decked out in its christmas finery. and the 2 children can stay here for the time being and wait for ilona. the caresses. the keys you can use them to lock the gate and the apartment. now it's up to natalia to direct ilona into lithuania. thinking about all the cult ilana's going to try to slip a cross on how well all she wants from natalia is a map if she doesn't make it she says she'll follow the route to natalia showed. your children will give you strength just pick up the trail like a tigress you can make it. so that. it'll be alright ilona will look after your children in the meantime i send you a hug. and. that's how we love no. you don't know what the new day will bring w

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ways as they won a convincingly at odds by the home side had the 1st chance of the match when it daniela county jury rattled the cross-fire for the visitors then hit their stride as gonzalez sent the keeper of the wrong way across the 2nd came from a sweeping a counterattack it was their 2nd goal in a 41 of victory that was their 1st win in 4 league matches. meanwhile armenia below fell have climbed out of the bottom 3 for the 1st time since mid november their win against how to berlin came thanks to a singular moment of brilliance from dubai holds up well in the 2nd half of the games only goal indicate the hosts 3 much needed points as try to stay above the relegation zone. and they can now take a quick look at the going to sleep at table to see what all those results mean things are tight after top after defeats for biron and life's issues with the job and moving a back into championship contention in the lower half a win for schalke a moves them off the bottom while colognes heavy defeat sees them drop into the relegation zone. that is your news update at this hour coming up next is d

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. >> cnn congressional reporter daniela diaz is on capitol hill this morning.aniela, it's good to see you this morning. we so the articles are set to be delivered on monday. walk us through how this is going to play out. >> reporter: right, christi. senator chuck schumer actually broke the news that the articles will be walked to the senate side. this is important because mitch mcconnell and senator schumer reached a deal that even though the articles are going to be walked on monday. they actually won't hold a trial until two weeks after. he wanted the second week of february. it's going to be the first week of february. there was a compromise there. but, see, both sides win with this situation. chuck schumer wanted biden's nomination to be cleared through the senate. this has allowed time for that help. mitch mcconnell wanted time to build a defense for the former president. that's going to happen as well. and of course, the covid-19 package the senate also wants to pass that is a priority or the administration. both sides of this chamber are winning with thi

washington este domingo al salir de misa compro en el barrio george town una de las dueÑas es la argentina daniela es una seÑal de apoyo a los locales de la capital >>> asÍ llegamos >>> gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo >>> los dejo ahora con exatlÓn >>> buenas noches.on exatlo enÍsimo. buenas noches. >>> ayer en exatlÓn estados unidos >>> >>> se disputÓ la jornada de la quinta temporada la lucha por la fortaleza >>> gracias al desempeÑo del tanque el primer punto fue rojo >>> sin embargo, los contendiente

daniela relph, bbc news. ..and i'll see you tomorrow night. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. good evening. the rain is relenting but the flooding problems will take a while to ease. all that water has to get through the river systems, still at the last count three severe warnings in england, two in wales. things in those flood affected areas are quite a lot drier now because low pressure is moving away to the north—east. a lot of dry weather and clear spells out there through tonight. one area of rain clipping across the south—east corner at the moment, that will clear away, and we keep the mix of sleet and snow pushing into northern scotland. that could give rise to ice with temperatures dropping down to freezing or a touch below. we head into tomorrow and there will be a lot of dry weather around, some spells of sunshine, especially further east you are. further west some wintry showers, a mix of rain, sleet and snow. it will also be windy, the wind is not as strong further south but it is going to be chilly out there for all

daniela ralph, bbc news.re we go tonight, most zoos across the world are closed due to the pandemic but that has not stopped a giant panda cub of nning legions of new fans after wednesday. born in washington, d.c., in august, during his debut on the smithsonian national zoo's web stream, he played tug-of-war with his keeper. his name means little miracle in mandarin chinese and experts call his birthday miracle because at the age narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ man: you're watching pbs. narrator: stream the best of pbs on any device with the pbs video app. all your favorite drama, history, science, news, and documentaries all in one place. watch your pbs station live or catch up on the shows you missed. support your pbs station and you can get "passport" giving your full seasons, ea

it's no disrespect to the new president, daniela, to note that dr. fauci has higher public trust than both the new president, who has a higher bipartisan trust in the numbers we get and than the previous president, who was very low. dr. fauci has to feel pretty liberated in order to even say he is liberated. >> yeah. i pleaded that he looks at least ten years younger today. it was striking how freeing he was up there. and it was wonderful just to hear him speak and know that he wasn't being muzzled and know that he felt like he could just actually tell the truth and tell the american people what's going on with covid. i know we're only one full day into the biden presidency, but already the change has just been absolutely remarkable. and it's a stark reminder that what we went through the last four years was not normal in terms of what we saw from that podium, the lies, the hiding, not having any briefings from the covid task force as the pandemic raged out of control. that's not normal. what we're going to be seeing over the next couple of weeks and

daniela is from the center of american progress. and juanita tolliver rejoins the conversation.ant to start with daniela on what is captured on these videos, which again may present an evolving picture from what happened when we had this very disparate real-time report, or clips that went initially viral for various reasons but may not have been at all the full proportional picture. and what you see here in what was in many ways a very seriously executed act of attempted political terrorism as well as murders. >> these videos are shocking and disturbing and just infuriating. and you look at the pain and anguish in that officer's face and you think about all the things that led up to that, all the failures that led up to that that we still don't know the full story of why we're so undermanned. and all the incitement that led up to that from donald trump from his cronies in congress. inciting this white supremacist-led mob to overtake the capitol. as an american, as a citizen everyone should be outraged. as a black person in this country i look at the scenes of what happened and i

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daniela 6 years old his sister because sr is that teen but we really want something to drink there's water and juice in the back down there. it just looks quite relieved but both the children who are wondering when they'll see their mother again. and i mean we're waiting for the right moment but mary cut and said waiting until the way changes it's only a few minutes drive on the highway until they reach vilnius all decked out in its christmas finery. alyona and the 2 children can stay here for the time being and wait for ilona. that was the sheet the presence of. here are the keys you can use them to lock the gate and the apartment. she went over with but i mean i wish. now it's up to natalia to direct ilona into lithuania. ilana's going to try to slip across on her own she wants from natalia is a map if she doesn't make it she says she'll follow the route to natalia show. your children will give you strength just pick up the trail like a tigress you can make it. there. it'll be all right ilona will look after your children in the meantime i sell you a hug. that's how we live no. you

it's become so popular in the past year that there's now a worldwide shortage of skates, as daniela relph. the challenge, the joy and the frustration, as plotted on social media by newly—qualified doctor and new skater kelsey loveday. this is a hobby that gets me out moving my body, getting all those feel—good endorphins of active exercise, so i can almost switch off my medical brain, skate around and just let the, sort of, trauma of the pandemic and what i deal with at work just glide away. roller—skating google searches doubled in recent months, thanks in part to viral skaters like umijanta from berlin. lastjune, she posted this... almost three million views later, she's given up herjob and made freestyle roller—skating her career. everything has no importance any more when it comes to skating. so you don't think about work, you don't think about money or whatever, you just skate. so this moment has such power, that moment, it's you and skating, it's amazing. but it's notjust a millennial craze. for mel blackwood, a small business at home in leeds with skate lessons from the kitchen is

daniela relph looks back at his life.night, the legendary liza minnelli, on marriage. would you marry again? i will not! from oscar winners to presidents. the decision to move saddam hussein was the right decision. _ if you were in the public eye, you came to the court of larry king. it's the witching hour! born in brooklyn, he began his career in radio. from the nation's capital, you're listening to the larry king show. by the 19705, he was broadcasting his late—night show coast—to—coast. across the united states, i this is the larry king show. then, in the 1980s, kingjoined a new 24—hour tv news station, cnn, where he heard an early denial of political ambition. i have no intention of running for president, but i'd like the point to get across that we have a great country, but it's not going to be great for long if we're going to continue to lose $200 billion a year. his style was to gently probe and to not hit hard. i learned that the more i drew back, asked good questions, listened to the answers, cared about the gues

daniela ralph, bbc news.aos. hello there. we've got more rain spreading from the west this evening. some of it will be quite heavy as it spreads across wales and england. to the north of the country, though, it stays cold, certainly across scotland where we'll see further rain, sleet and some pretty heavy snow at all levels. you can see the extent of the mild air through today across much of the country, but still that cold air has been looming across the northern half of scotland, and that will win out as we move towards the end of the week and certainly into the weekend. so it stays very wet with further snow across much of scotland this evening and overnight. the main rain band clears away, but it'sfollowed by lots of showers across england and wales. some of these will be quite heavy, but there will be some clearer spells in between. anotherfairly mild night across most of northern ireland, england and wales, still cold across scotland with the risk of ice here. so we start very unsettled across the north

daniela 6 years old his sister because sr is that teen between if you want something to drink there's water and juice in the back down there. it just looks quite relieved but both are children who are wondering when they'll see their mother again. and i mean we're waiting for the right moment but mary cut and said waiting until the wave changes it's only a few minutes drive on the highway until they reach vilnius all decked out in its christmas finery. alyona and the 2 children can stay here for the time being and wait for ilona. that the caresses that will. hear are the keys you can use them to lock the gate and the apartment. she went over the spoken english. now it's up to natalia to direct ilona into lithuania. ilana's going to try to slip across on her own she wants from natalia is a map if she doesn't make it she says she'll follow the route to natalia show. your children it'll give you strength just pick up the trail like a tigress you can make it. so that. it'll be alright ilona will look after your children in the meantime i sell you a hug. and. that's how we love you know. y

now on bbc news, wejoin daniela relph for a look