scoring can be quite simple when you have a striker with the power and elegance of holland. even if his coach did look a tad taken aback himself. darkman is now here full flow displaying the kind of football that is the stuff of champions sunshine again combining exquisitely with 2 bellingen before teasing the ball through the holland. that's the young norwegians 27th goal in his 1st 28 games matching a decades old record perhaps sporting director miss out so are close right. but. and are not is awesome at the back and just after the half hour mark elevate he was again in the right place to pounce. replays showed that marco voice and emery a chance to man wall was porous with little time to react bookie could only parry the free kick leaving el baby with a tap and that's goal number 3 when his last 2 outings. tears each was not amused yet again disappointed to see how easy it is to score against his side as was evident early in the 2nd half to when another glass half defender got on the scoresheet romney bends about in a card inside and guided the shot into the bottom corner

holland r.n.a. viruses like sars could be to have a tendency to mutate the u.k. strain is indeed up to 70 percent more transmissible than the original version which are pretty darn contagious to begin with your pandas you mentioned science south africa have recently recorded their own news drains so far death rates seem to be unchanged why do all these variants keep popping up are any viruses are notoriously bad it being their genetic material on to the next generation with errors ending up as. most of the time of the different minimal but occasionally it's significant so one years back seen just like. may not work the following year the future it wouldn't surprise me at all of that the public service announcements asking us have new your annual. suppose we do get those $50000000.00 americans did $900.00 days that's less than 10 percent of the usa population and not nearly the threshold for the herd immunity we eventually hope for correct. well her immunity is the protection that enough on the backs unaided person would get books from being in the midst of them v

scoring can be quite simple when you have a striker with the power and elegance of holland. even if this coach did look a tad taken aback himself. dortmund now have full flow displaying the kind of football that is the stuff of champions sunshine again combining exquisitely with 2 bellingen before teasing the ball through the holland. that's the young norwegians 27th goal in his 1st 28 ponderously games matching a decades old record perhaps sporting director miss out so are close right. but doors. and are not is awesome at the back and just after the half hour mark elevate he was again in the right place to pounce. replays showed that marco voice and emery chance to man wall was porous with little time to react bookie could only parry the free kick leaving el baby with a tap and that's goal number 3 when his last 2 outings. terrace each was not amused yet again disappointed to see how easy it is to score against his side as was evident early in the 2nd half to one another glass after fender got on the scoresheet romney bends about in a card inside and guided a shot into the

scoring can be quite simple when you have a striker with the power and elegance of holland. even if his coach did look a tad taken aback himself. darkman is now here full flow displaying the kind of football that is the stuff of champions sanchez again combining exquisitely with 2 bellingen before teasing the ball through the holland. that's the young norwegians 27th goal in his 1st 28. games matching a decades old record perhaps sporting director michel torque was right. but dortmund are not as awesome at the back and just after the half hour mark l. baby was again in the right place to pounce. replays showed that marco voice and emery chance to man wall was porous with little time to react bookie could only parry the free kick leaving el baby with a tap and that's goal number 3 when his last 2 outings. tears it was not amused yet again disappointed to see how easy it is to score against his side as was evident early in the 2nd half too when another glass box defender got on the scoresheet romney bends about in a card inside and guided the shot into the bottom corner with h

scoring can be quite simple when you have a striker with the power and elegance of holland. even if this coach did look a tad taken aback himself. dortmund now have full flow displaying the kind of football that is the stuff of champions sunshine again combining exquisitely with 2 bellingen before teasing the ball through the holland. that's the young norwegians 27th goal in his 1st 28 games matching a decades old record perhaps sporting director miss out so are close right. but dortmund. or not as awesome at the back and just after the half hour mark elevate he was again in the right place to pounce. replays showed that marco voice and emery a chance to man wall was porous with little time to react bookie could only parry the free kick leaving l. baby with a tap and that's goal number 3 when his last 2 outings. terrace each was not amused yet again disappointed to see how easy it is to score against his side as was evident early in the 2nd half to when another glass half defender got on the scoresheet rami benz about in a card inside and guided a shot into the bottom corner

who is usually in las vegas for the big event is covering it for us holland what do you have. sara this year's event was not just gadgets on display differently under the circumstances the big story at c.e.o.'s 2021 was how technology is helping us to resolve our circumstances in her keynote general motors c.e.o. mary bair of pledge that as the health crisis racial injustice and climate change persist we must persist repositioning g.m. to meet this moment she describes how the new bright drops system will meet the changing expectations of how long people are willing to wait for all delivery it's ecosystem of smart electronic products begins with robots in the warehouse and ends with electric trucks $500.00 of them already sold to fed ex which along with u.p.s. is a major player in the vaccine delivery that is trackable from point to point to point today global electric vehicle penetration is about 3 percent and g.m. is going to kick that into high gear aiming for a net 0 carbon future with 22 new vehicles by 2023 the rugged new g.m.c. hummer evy go 0 to 60 in 3 seconds has a 1

dozier holland or norman whitfield all the people who are writing these great songs. marvin gaye. you have to really understand what it takes to not only write a great song not to fall into a great song but craft one and then be able to do it again and we're talking of the great i would be remiss if i didn't say on this new album there is 14. station it'll be released on march 5th by the way folks originals we have some originals but there are i think there's 5 originals on there. you know what again when we started to go into the studio and as this kept evolving i just started to think we need some we need one modern song not yet that it sounds modern but a song that transitions us seamlessly into the present and i wrote one and then i when we need to and the band was so fired up and everybody you heard some of my friends who were quite well known singers and songwriters and performers they've heard some of the album and go. it's seamless. one of my friends heard one of the originals and says who did that originally and i went what do you mean he goes well that's my

dozier holland all these people that was huge to. and what they were singing about just resonated for me philly soul had this great symphonic salan to it and motown i mean you want to talk about it an anthem talk about dancin in the streets that's all rock anthem you know it's a call for people to go out and dance in the streets that music resonated with me early on i was lucky enough i saw otis redding live i saw solomon burke. you know so that music was really really part of my formative years and being able now to have soul station does this band this 15 piece band of people who are really like minded all who have played with everyone from smokey and stevie to whitney euston to natalie cole to. a lot of contemporary artists and all of us were just bent on this idea of championing that great music that somehow has been relegated to becoming the oldies or a sample on a rap song you don't need a sample for a rap song you need to hear the 4 tops you need to hear all this music and what we really put our our nose to the grindstone was

recovery has been rapid in holland thanks to marshall plan. came to the harbor, i was astonished to see the number shipyards hard at work. shipping activity is 90% of prewar. a great deal of reconstruction and building has been done to improve the still acute housing shortage. i was encouraged to learn that in many places, the old primitive homes have been replaced by modern houses. naturally, the trip was not economic. sometimes we were just plain tourists. i wanted to take my grandchildren to see the house where their ancestors left to come to america. [inaudible] some 30 or 40 of these kind of people turned out to be -- i have always loved paris, which i believe stimulates everyone thinking at the european scale, not always on the global one. it's a strange thing to be doing something so peaceful, and seeing the beautiful fountains displayed, when france was in a government crisis caused by the fact that salaries have not kept pace with the cost of living which is 20 times higher than it was before the war. this creates real hardship. but w

you all if i can start with the un villain so this is the 1st night time curfew to be imposed in holland since world war 2 i mean how hard is that hitting the dutch psyche right now you know it has. really worked so the 1st 3 nights after the regime was imposed there has been. such an in many places renal and so this really rich your question that's this really was the client or really all. that was a lot of it was there's been a lot of resistance against that lockdown measures but you know this really was the . government was version of made a similar it's. a little bit more quiet last night but you know we actually measure riots jeff does this show that the dutch government is losing the ability to enforce lockdowns. well lockdown as you mentioned is new for the dutch authorities but i think it shows is that they're really out of touch with their population for me i see the rioting also as a reaction to the slow vaccine rollout which started 2 weeks after the rest of the e.u. countries were being told on the one hand that we need to vaccinate so that we can get out of the pandemic and

can see it here and holland eventually finished it himself for 2 nil who scored again before a late lead to consolation document and winningly did all rivals veyron a favor and the champions stay top. and before we go a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you and the news is navy says it has recovered body parts and debris from a missing airliner and has deployed divers to verify the crash site the aircraft is believed to have plunged into the sea just minutes after taking off from jakarta $62.00 people on board. wanting to deal with the news next up is shift living in the digital age with a closer look at 5 cheated knology more headlines for you at the top of the hour in the meantime remember you can always get all the latest news on our website w dot com and thanks for tuning in. so you want to there will be to determine if he did join the love. making a profit. on live. and everyone with lida holes in everything. get it are you ready to read that the evidence that joins me right just do it on details.

scoring can be quite simple when you have a striker with the power and elegance of holland. even if this coach did look a tad taken aback himself. dortmund now have full flow displaying the kind of football that is the stuff of champions sanchez again combining exquisitely with 2 bellingen before teasing the ball through the holland. that's the young norwegians 27th goal in his 1st 28 games matching a decade. old record perhaps sporting director miss out so are close right. but dortmund are not as awesome at the back and just after the half hour mark elevate he was again in the right place to pounce. replays showed that marco voice and emery chance to man wall was porous with little time to react bookie could only parry the free kick leaving el baby with a tap and that's goal number 3 when his last 2 outings. tears each was not amused yet again disappointed to see how easy it is to score against his side as was evident early in the 2nd half to when another glove off the fender got on the scoresheet romney bends about in a card inside and guided the shot into the bottom corne

toyed with the lines of defense with some superb passing holland and benchley finishing himself for to know his court again before a late lunch as consolation went and the winning leave did old rivals byron a favor and the champion stay top. snow storms in spain have left 4 people dead and cost transport chaos across much of the country the capital madrid has seen its heaviest snow fall and almost half a century many of spain's promises remain on alert as storm filomena continues to wreak havoc but it's also brought a little less fight to a country that has been hit hard i repeat it waves of covert infections. after a grueling 2020 for spain january's snow fall has provided less relief. in madrid they threw snowballs. and danced for joy in the streets. the fun even evoked holywood it's a wonderful life. myth jurassic park. over and over in a criminal have never seen anything like this. and it's magic. here don't think it's an exaggeration to say there's a lot of people on the streets despite the pandemic. it's just so much fun. on spain's roads though drivers went so amused as they bec

well holland business interruption insurance is there to provide coverage when the day to day aspects of your business have been interrupted by some unforseen event basically if you're forced to close down your business this is the type of insurance that's meant to cover that lost income now oftentimes when we think of business interruption insurance we think of disasters hurricanes floods fires things that business owners can't necessarily 1st see or prevent so our law firms actually handling these cases and what we found that there are 2 different types of policies in terms of this business interruption insurance they've got the all risk policies and what that means is that all losses are covered unless the insurance company has specifically stated that it's not covered and what we found is that many insurance companies don't have a specific exclusion for their policies for pandemics which means that with cobra 19 these missus's should have coverage now the 2nd type of policies we've seen are the ones that have language that's far more restrictive about coverage especially in terms

i don't know that i can answer that yet hollande. an interesting new development in my last campaign and 2008 it was the 1st time i had a facebook page and admit to you that my staff manager and most of the time. i haven't had that much experience with it but it's both a blessing and a curse i think it gives people an opportunity to communicate directly and widely and instantly but it also can stir up a lot of mischief in and offer information that isn't true i worry about the shutdown's we've seen though recently one of the hallmarks of our democracy is the 1st amendment the right to speak the right to have our ideas heard and challenged and debated then and i think these companies need to be very careful about shutting down anyone who uses their their platforms there's an old saying the best antidote to free speech you don't like is more free speech not trying to block it. once again technology leaps ahead of public policy during his years of job. basketball coach rick pitino says a new coach has to win and win quickly if you had j

millions of others continue to suffer right i've got a little under a minute that's right holland so just last 2 weeks we've seen a slowdown or at least a sorry a surge and jobless claims which means that we are far from our recovery and even though there is a vaccine which we still we have to know that until mass in occupations begin the economy is going to remain under a lot of pressure but the unfortunate reality is here there's a widening gap between those haves have nots those who can work from home those who cannot blue collar service sector workers are really the ones suffering the most during the pandemic but i do want to point out not only are americans and able to pay their rent but a lot of food banks across the country are becoming extremely overwhelmed to put this into perspective holland according to feeding america before the pandemic more than 35000000 people in the u.s. struggled with hunger and now that number is more than 50000000 people and that's this includes 17000000 children a lot of these families are people families who never thought they'd rely on food bank

minutes and toyed with a light switch defense with some assumed herb passing that you see there and holland eventually finishing himself or 2 and now. scored again for a late life consolation dalton unwittingly did old rivals byron a favor and the champions talk. it is your news update at this hour stay tuned for sports life and don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website w dot com and also follow us on social media at t w news that's on twitter as well as instagram and clara traits and in berlin for me in the entire news team thanks so much for joining us. it's about billions. it's about our. use of the foundation of the new world order the silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network. but in europe there's are morning one for exception one year from the new superpower will become dependent on.

scoring can be quite simple when you have a striker with the power and elegance of holland. even if this coach did look a tad taken aback himself. darkman is now here full flow displaying the kind of football that is the stuff of champions sanchez again combining exquisitely with 2 bellingen before teasing the ball through the holland. that's the young norwegians 27th goal. in his 1st 28 ponderous league games matching a decades old record perhaps sporting director michel talk was right. but dortmund are not as awesome at the back and just after the half hour mark elevate he was again in the right place to pounce. replays showed that marco voice and emery a chance to man wall was porous with little time to react bookie could only parry the free kick leaving el baby with a tap and that's goal number 3 when his last 2 outings. tears it was not amused yet again disappointed to see how easy it is to score against his side as was evident early in the 2nd half to one another glove box defender got on the scoresheet romney bends about in a card inside and guided a shot into the bot

holland eventually finishing himself or he scored again a late leipsic consolation dortmund did. a favor and the champions stay top. snow storms in spain have left 4 people dead and calls transport chaos across much of the country the capital madrid has seen its heaviest snowfall in almost half a century many of spain's provinces remain on alert as storm filomena continues to wreak havoc but it's also brought a little wrist respite to a country that has been hit hard by repeated waves of covert infections. after a grueling 2020 for spain january's snow fall has provided less relief. in madrid he threw snowballs. and danced for joy in the streets. the fun even evoked hollywood it's a wonderful life. myth jurassic park. frenemy no criminal have never seen anything like this. and it's magic. i don't think it's an exaggeration to say there's a lot of people on the streets despite the pandemic. it's just so much fun. on spain's roads though drivers went so amused as they became trapped in the snow. you know there's the i guess. i haven't any food since 4 pm yesterday. i don't have muc

ranger holland teased out the details of crystal's death.w and brutal. >> were you fighting when that happened? >> yeah. >> is that when she told you she didn't love you anymore. >> yeah. >> and did you snap? did you mean to suffocate her? >> no. >> did it just happen? >> i did not mean to hurt her. i love her. >> and how did you suffocate her? >> squeezed her. put my arm around her like this. >> okay. like a choke hold or something? did she say anything when that was going on or did she fight or what happened? >> she said you're scaring me. >> how did you know she was no longer alive. >> she stopped moving. >> mcdowell said he then wrapped her in trash bags and hid her body in the trunk of the mercedes. he said he dumped her body the following morning but before he revealed where, mcdowell said he wanted a deal. >> he wents the death penalty off the table. >> what's the calculous your prosecutor has to go through. >> we don't find crystal without his help. >> flat not going to happen. >> it not going to happen. this isn't a forensic case or

as 1700 years it's like a pandemic virus it existed before it existed after the terrible attack on holland. and the jewish people here in germany we felt that. his and all the time i mean i personally grew up here was always there and obviously you know we saw how this. thinking that anti-semitism in the minds can turn into action can turn some physical violence so now it's very very important to work on that 1700 years of jewish life here in germany and yet many jewish customs are still not very well known here how do you hope with this anniversary year to make jewish life and for and jewish intellectual history really more tangible to german. this is a very complex issue it is just 76 years out of the shah and germany still has a kind of a theatrical culture of remember owns and memorial. and people here naturally i'm all aware of dead and alive jews. and this is not so surprising because many people never talked to a jew here in germany in person it's also very they meet one on the street. and for many the only way to learn about this is in schools and while you mostly learn in schools

holland started a final 74 minutes in. with the defense with su perve passing. holland eventually finished himself for 2 he scored again before a late consolation dortmund. favor and a champion stay top. snowstorms spain have left 4 people dead and caused transport chaos across much of the country the capital madrid has seen its heaviest snow fall in almost a half century many of spain's provinces remain on alert as storm continues to wreak havoc but it also brought a little respite to a country that has been hard hit by repeated waves of covert infractions. after a grueling 2020 for spain january's snow fall has provided less relief. in madrid they threw snowballs. and danced for joy in the streets. the fun even evoked hollywood it's a wonderful life. jurassic park. where there's a fundamental criminal i've never seen anything like this. and it's magic. i don't think it's an exaggeration to say there's a lot of people on the streets despite the pandemic. it's just so much fun. on spain's roads though drivers went so amused as they became trapped in the snow. th

holland has yet to school fall even more game but did put away i'm not a couple of pretty classy go. best bagger of a brace is the. most up near the turning point was all. the time trying to find some level. of. fire now have a 7 point question on 2nd place leipsic dortmund drop down out of the european competition spots in the post. it's being late frogs by both sparkplug and frankfurt. down below stuart carve outs work and hoffenheim our own level on points with just enough breathing space above the drop so care to have to sweat for points behind braman while shoko are now the league's only team with only one way and. it will have to be better than this in order to compete for the title. this is. not good enough not really with dortmund live accusing them of leipzig losing and asked for by in 7 point plus. that's a lot that's right next weekend another bonus for the leaders as like sick play leaving. all other teams in pursuit like last back up against an yone. meanwhile from 1st post. while the wolves are up against an old dog from fly broke. whichever way the wind blows it for mo

she talks about her trip to sweden, norway, finland, denmark, holland, france, and england to observe post world war ii rebuilding efforts. >> few presidents in the united states have shown as much interest at franklin roosevelt. an interest deeply shared by his well-travelled wife, eleanor. mrs. roosevelt is not only a noted traveler, but also a successful journalist who likes to see things for herself and whose column, my day, has been read for 14 years by readers in nearly 100 papers. they have been following on special interests with important trips through europe. there was a large crowd on hand including the crown prince and princess. the primary reason for my trip to europe was to unveil a statue of my late husband. i think all of the people present realize thad this statue symbolized their gratitude not only to one man, but also to the people of the united states and the ideas for which they stand, peace, and justice and which they hope to achieve through cooperation with the three nations of europe. to find out that cooperation and support were working out, i wanted to see fo

home to dortmund jayden santos scored a classy opener in the 2nd half and then norway striker erling holland started a fine move 74 minutes in dortmund toyed with the leipsic defense with some suit her passing. eventually finishing himself for 2 nil he scored again before a late consolation unwittingly did old rivals byron a favor and the champions stay top. here's a look at the other results from saturday's bundesliga games again leipsic wasted an opportunity to seize the top spot in a 31 home defeat by dortmund jayden sanch own early holland's classy double sealing that when leverkusen could only draw with bremen we knew in berlin also drew but freiburg one minds lost to frankfurt and replace shaka at the bottom. beat leaders by and munich on friday there are also 2 matches on sunday and a reminder of the top story we're following. indonesian search teams have located the black box flight recorder of a passenger plane that crashed near the job as she on saturday 62 people were onboard investigators hope the data will clarify why the jet came down just minutes after takeoff. watching the ne

so if that starts and i interrupt john holland everyone gets mad when i interrupt john holland.read this reaction. he said we now have irrefutable proof of a president pressuring and threatening an official of his own party to get him to rescind a states lawful certified vote count and fabricate another in its place. what do you think? >> he yeah. as people in politics know, bob bauer, premier election lawyer, he's somebody who understands the theory of election law and at the academic level, he's been general counsel for presidential campaigns in way ginsberg has been on the republican side. bob has seen a lot of stuff. i think what he puts his finishing own there is that this tape pulls together a unified picture something we had evidence of, something we had pest of the puzzle before, but it just brings in one hour it paints the perfect and i say perfect in sense of perfectly clear picture of everything about what we know, we thought we believed and seen threw a glass what donald trump was capable of, what he was willing to do and how little respect he has for the basic prece

she reports on her trip in 1950 to sweden, norway finland, denmark holland france and england. to observe post-world war ii rebuilding efforts. presidents of the united states have showed such interest in europe, as a late president franklin roosevelt. an interest shared by his well traveled wife eleanor. mrs. roosevelt is not only a noted traveler, but also a successful journalist. who likes to see things for herself. and whose column, my day has been red for 14 years, by 6 million readers. in nearly 100 american papers. special interests, on a trip she made through europe. >> we landed at the airport, in oslo norway and 9:45 am. we there's a large crowd on hand to meet usx÷ primary. reason for my trip to europe, was to -- . i think all the people present realized that the statue of my husband, with a gratitude to one man but also to the people of united states. and the ideals for which they stand, peace and justice. in which they hope to achieve through cooperation of the free nations of europe. >> to find how that cooperation in sport was working out, i want to see for mysel

i'll spend kind of we land in holland we sent our boat to holland for refit never got the infrastructure to refit this boat here. so we are very closely geographically and politically tied with us this whole thing was just a point that's spread to the fishermen we met earlier as a sideline in you tube videos demonstrating how to cook britain's abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah how al-jazeera bricks of. well as the u.k. faces the reality of briggs it's also dealing with an escalating coronavirus pandemic surging infections in england forcing all thora has to reactivate emergency hospitals that were set up by the pandemic began most nightingale hospitals have been largely unused but officials say they are now being prepared to admit patients if other medical centers reach capacity or a challenge has more the situation in the u.k. from outside the royal london hospital. wednesday had some good news didn't it with the announcement the oxford astra zeneca vaccine is being cleared for use in the u.k. and it will be rolled o

top meant jaden sanchez scored a classy opener in the 2nd half and then the norway striker erlang holland started a final move on 74 minutes. toyed with the lights as a defense would some super bowl passing that you see there and holland eventually finishing himself 4th to no one again before a late life such consolation torment unwittingly did old rivals by a favor and champions stay top. that's news update at this hour stay tuned for reporter taking an in-depth look at impellor russian opposition leaders who found refuge in the integrated always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website w dot com social media i think that the news and parachutes and embroiling from the whole team fits much for watching. the story of producer propaganda. they were called the ryan monitor bastards born after the 1st world war. their mothers were germans living in the occupied drying land their fathers were soldiers from the french colony. these awful german children had a hard time and because they were reminder of the german defeat.

and holland drawing. footage no god no ice rink no.floor to woolmer libraries no golden toilet flushes they're all still some parts of these cranes that haven't yet been responded to for example why is it a no fly zone there's also been some discussion as to whether russians federal protective service does in fact is responsible for security that it denies that some say otherwise. so it's a bit of a saw a case of one side claims as another side both sides claim to have the evidence that proves that their argument is right but i do way it's clear that involved the video now mashes bunking of it has been spied a lot of conversation here in russia. thank you for breaking down that story for us . poland has been gripped by 4 nights of street protests against a near total ban on abortions which took effect on wednesday in warsaw thousands of people marched to the headquarters of the ruling the law and justice party defying pandemic restrictions critics say the new law violates women's rights and was forced on the country without public supp

i will spend we land in holland we sent our boat to holland for refit never got the infrastructure to refit the boat here. so we are very closely geographically and politically tied with you this whole thing was just point that's spread to the fishermen we met earlier as a sideline in you tube videos demonstrating how to cook britain's abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of reports out of the usa at least 140 republicans will oppose counting the electoral college votes next week this is when president elect joe biden's victory is expected to be certified it could trigger a lengthy debate but president on top supporters have no chance of actually overturning the results congress meets to count the votes and confirm the 2020 election results on january 6th. staying in the u.s. more than 25000 corona virus deaths now been recorded in the us state of california in los angeles one person is dying every 10 minutes medical workers are struggling to cope in a house in patients in hallways conference rooms g

i will spend kind of land in holland we sent our boat to holland for refit never got the infrastructure to refit the boat here. so we are very closely geographically and politically tied with you this whole thing was just point that's spread to the fishermen we met earlier as a sideline in you tube videos demonstrating how to cook britain's abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of. we'll stay in the u.k. which as well as facing that reality of bragg's that is also dealing with the escalation in the coronavirus pandemic surging infections of full civil authorities to reactivate emergency hospitals you might remember these the so-called nightingale hospitals which have been largely unused but are now being prepared for patients this new variant of the disease is putting even more pressure on the n.h.s. the national health service rory chalons following this one in london it is hard to believe rory that hospital admission rates now 1st day of 2021 are exceeding the peak back in april this new strain is jus

spend kind of we land in holland we sent our boat to holland for refit never got the infrastructure to refit the boat here. so we are very closely geographically and politically tied with you this whole thing was just point that's spread to the fishermen we met earlier as a sideline in you tube videos demonstrating how to cook britain's abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of so let's bring in jonathan lists he's a political commentator and joins us live now from london via skype jonathan great to have you back on the program it's been a while listen so. what he called the u.k.'s new freedoms brigs that of course was a big political gamble for him as it paid off. wow it starts it's 2 hours ago so hot to haue a little time to find out certainly he boris johnson has only ever been motivated by self interests we know the he wrote to you articles before the referendum on of them was. was allocating our continued membership of the european union the other moms out of gating leaving and he didn't just highl

recovery has been rapid in holland thanks to the marshall plan.n we came to the harbor, i was astonished to see the number of shipyards at work. shipping activity is 90% of prewar. ♪ ♪ a great deal of reconstruction and building has been done to improve the housing shortage. i was encouraged to learn that in many places, the old primitive homes have been replaced by modern houses. naturally, the trip wasn't all economic. sometimes we were just plain tourists. i wanted to take my grandchildren to go and see the house where their ancestors came and settled in america. another wealthy region, some 30 or 40 of these kind people came to me. i have always loved paris, it's a city which i believe makes everyone think on the european scale. [inaudible] it's strange to be doing something so peaceful, when france was in a government crisis caused by the fact that salaries have not kept pace with cost of living, which is 20 times higher than it was before the war, this creates real hardship. but when i want to talk to the president of france, france presiden

marks the sea ward approaches to germany shores offf the sandy the north german that stretch between hollandrk and south coast gh the of the baltic sea. ♪ ♪ narrator: these are a maritime their catchesg in from the fishing grounds of the north sea or working the great bremen and of the rg, here they handle major part of the imports and exports that have made present of western german into one the important trading nations of the world. the shadow of giant dockside cranes, turning around carriers of a dozen nationses, germany's rebuilt hipyards now building and aunching over 300 ocean going vessels, many for foreign customers. ♪ ♪ narrator: trading with the rest of the world is nothing new to and hamburg, ancient centers of commerce and former date their wealth medieval ndence from times. contrast, germany's mountainous south, bavaria, the republic's largest state were unchanging picture book in peaceful d countrysides. here an essentially agricultural life thatlow a way of is close to their nearby neighbors in austria and across alps in switzerland. in these communities, tradition is as deep

i will spend kind of we land in holland we sent our boat to holland for refit never got the infrastructure to refit the boat here. so we are very closely geographically and politically tied with you this whole thing was just point that's spread to the fishermen we met earlier as a sideline in you tube videos demonstrating how to cook britain's abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of. medics across brazil have held a minute's silence to mark the new year stuff at the intensive care units and some paulo are among those paying tribute to colleagues and patients affected by covert 19 cases a surging and the country's recorded more than a 1000 deaths for a 3rd day in a row. present our parting 200000 coronavirus deaths in fact 2nd only to the united states but what americans are vaccinating people in brazil is to waiting monica you don't have reports from rio de janeiro or mass and don't you do nascimento still visits the house his son used to live in who would have just turned 26 had he survived the covert 19

i will spend kind of weed land in holland we sent our boat to holland for refit never got the infrastructure to refit this boat here. so we are very closely geographically and politically tied with us this whole thing was just a point that's spread to the fishermen we met earlier as a sideline in you tube videos demonstrating how to cook britain's abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of. well the u.s. has exceeded $20000000.00 corona virus infections now that's almost 25 percent of global cases according to johns hopkins university which has been tracking the numbers since the start of the pandemic so let's get danny gallagher who's in miami now another shocking development in the crisis for that country how did it get so bad andy. well i think 2021 was the year that should have brought people of hope vaccinations of being made and approved in record time they are being distributed but look at where we are now 20000000 cases and according to reports i've been reading almost half of those of since the beginn

spent kind of we land in holland we sent our boat to holland for refit never got the infrastructure to refit this boat here. so we are very closely geographically and politically tied with us this whole thing was just a point that's spread to the fishermen we met earlier as a sideline in you tube videos demonstrating how to cook britain's abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah 0 of bricks of. the u.k.'s health system is facing one of its most difficult periods since the pandemic began national health service bosses say the next few weeks will be critical a more infectious strain of the coronavirus is pushing transmission and death rates to record levels emergency hospitals are on standby and more people are now in hospital than during the peak of the outbreak in april and some parts of england booked us on child rape as a front line urgent care doctor for the u.k.'s national health service the n.h.s. he says the new strain of coronaviruses hit hospitals harder than expected. obviously it's having a knock on effect on eve

, holland like the netherlands.holland, an independent researcher who's been following this for years. treat everything with due skepticism including what i teach you in class. check everything based on solid evidence, sound reasoning and good and reliable scholarship and for heaven's sake and your own sanity ignore this cacophony of loud voices who make assertions who say they must be true because there are a lot of them or because the identity of the person making the assertion. and i'm asking you to believe it because of who i am. in intelligence relationships are everything, so on this i'm asking you to trust me because that's the best we can do. so that brings us to the end of our treatment of kennedy and intelligence. are there any other questions on bay of pigs, cuban missile crisis, the other thing we mentioned? jeremy, yes. >> so the last class you mentioned the presidential finding published in mem row notification. was any of that in place at the time of the bay of pigs? >> our discussion of covert action

when this 19th century farmhouse went on sale in northern holland the daycare's seized the opportunity. here had had enough of the city. they wanted their children to benefit from countryside life with its clean air and home grown projects. the daycare spot the property in 2005. this is our dream house so we have a large vegetable garden orchard and lots of space. could you ask for. life here is great since 2008 things have gone from bad to worse. dream has started falling apart. but we can forget the house. the thing is that it's projected to collapse sometime in the next 3 years. the problem that the daycare's face is that the land beneath their home is sinking this is linked to the groundwater for years the netherlands has been lowering groundwater levels for agricultural reasons it keeps the flows of cows dry and heavy farming vehicles from sinking into the ground recent droughts have made the groundwater situation worse more start drying and emitting large quantities of c o 2 which further accelerates global warming it's a vicious cycle the daycare's 1st noticed something was wron