i agree with every word jo says. it's a disgrace that more . jo says.e people are trapped, asjo says. they have to pay for their own fire marshals to make sure the place is safe because they can't go to bed at night being certain of that. so this is long delayed, well overdue and therefore, the sooner it happens, therefore, the sooner it happens, the better. therefore, the sooner it happens, the better-— therefore, the sooner it happens, the better. ., ., ., ., , the better. you are going to take us to the sunday _ the better. you are going to take us to the sunday times. _ the better. you are going to take us to the sunday times. boris - the better. you are going to take us to the sunday times. boris says - the better. you are going to take us to the sunday times. boris says the j to the sunday times. boris says the youth deserve the nation's thanks. this is the problem with generational lockdown. obviously, young people have borne the brunt of this, losing out on education. there is a story in one of our papers to lead to a 7a,000 of them may have lon

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the radio 2 presenter jo whiley says she is living "a nightmare" after her 53—year—old sister who hasrning disabilities and diabetes, tested positive for coronavirus after an outbreak in her care home. jo whiley revealed that she has been offered a vaccine before her younger sister, frances, possibly she thinks because she is a carer for her sister. and she said she wanted to speak up for the people who have been overlooked. she's been speaking to our disability correspondent, nikki fox. she's my younger sister, she's got red hair, and she's got the flaming temper that goes with it. she gives really good hugs. she forms very, very close attachments with people. jo's sister, frances, lives in supported living alongside other people with learning disabilities. she's still not had her vaccine, butjo has been offered hers. it doesn't make complete sense to me why i would get the vaccine, and my sister who has learning disabilities, who has diabetes, and is vulnerable, would not get the vaccine. what measures have you and your family gone to to try and get frances the vaccine? for weeks no

campaigns by people like jo wiley. they a difference.— jo wiley. they a difference. is not so much our advice we have changed it is how to upper a lace —— operationalise it. so those with severe difficulties ought to be reached at because they are is a severely disadvantaged group and we recognise that. what we have done is describe some operational decisions about this so that those on a register for learning disabilities, their gps prioritise for vaccine eligibility. 0ther their gps prioritise for vaccine eligibility. other people with learning disabilities are eligible. it was our strong desire that these disadvantaged groups are reached out to say that anybody with severe learning difficulties who does not happen to be on the gp register should now be eligible as well. we want to be absolutely clear that our advice has not changed. we are not inviting those with mild learning disabilities to come in and be vaccinated, but we are making sure that the operational decisions are absolutely as tight as possible to get all of those disadvantaged people with severe lear

with more on that here is jo with more on that here is jo ling kent. >> reporter: the irs sounding the alarm. criminals are changing their tactics, trying to get your tax refund >> how is this tax season different during previous years >> schemers are looking to cash in we have seen a variety of covid-19 scams that are designed to steal money and personal information. >> reporter: there is an uptake in scammers using words like coronavirus and covid-19 and stimulus and e-mails and letters and checks or links. >> you would receive an e-mail telling you you are eligible for your economic impact payment and click on a link to claim it >> reporter: once you click on the link to share information, you are opening the door for scammers criminals posing as the irs like offering bogus stimulus payments the agency will only contact you. >> the irs will not contact you or by phone to say you are eligible for an economic payment. if you do get a call from the irs, ignore it and do not share your personal data. if you have been targeted and given out your information, report that to the irs. leste

jo fa rita j tere moni koko jo moni ko j moni ko ♪ ♪ jo fa rita jo tere moni koko jo moni ko j monileh leh leh le leh leh le leh leh leh ♪ ♪ leh leh leh♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you for watching, everybody. stay safe. wear a mask. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers." david duchovny star of "wandavision," actress elizabeth olsen, author wright thompson featuring the 8g band with matt cameron and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? that is so good to hear. let's get to the news. shadow, which in covid times means six more weeks of february the staten island zoo held a virtual groundhog day ceremony today featuring its groundhog, staten island chuck. staten island chuck is also the official term for when you throw up in a taxi [ laughter ] after meeting with president biden for almost two hours about the coronavirus relief package, republican senators shelley moore capito told reporters that biden, quote, "s

. >>> welcome back, this year the pandemic is adding extra hurdles to file your taxes jo ling kent is live >> reporter: for years she's been relying on her free tax help. how do you feel about taxes this year? >> well, i am a little frustrated there is always that question that i don't know the answer to and so these people are my lifeline actually. >> reporter: that key in-person assistance had been cancelled the albuquerque residents are among many senior residents finding new ways to do taxes. >> reporter: do you have any concerns? >> if i had a great concern is that seniors who are not familiar with technology or they don't have access to technology are not going to really know what to do >> reporter: the united way recommends calling 211. a help line available 24 hours a day it will connect you to someone who can help you locally. visiting myfreetax.com for an affordable way to file or talking to neighbors for guidance a reminder to watch out for fraud this year >> no one is going to call you and offer to do your taxes for free >> reporter: she hopes her community center will ope

> reporter: even though the start of tax season is pushed back, the deadline is still april 15th >> jo lynn kent, thank you. >>> it was one for the ageless last night in tampa. tom brady making history turning stephanie gosk from patriots to bucs fan >> reporter: last night not so small club grew even larger joined by the good people of kansas city. >> they were the better team, they beat us, pretty good >> reporter: brady got another photo like this. there are now seven, spanning nearly two decades the only thing that changes is he gets older and older. that's one single player with more super bowl victories than any single team. >> what does last night win do to tom brady's legacy. >> to do it at a franchise that have not had much success silents any doubters >> reporter: at age 43, how is it possible? there is skills and the vegan diet, no sugar and no olive oil. reportedly he hates strawberries >> reporter: last night brady played one of the best super bowls any quarterbacks ever played i am so so sorry stephanie gosk nbc news >> i will speak with the star athlete whose super bowl

jo's sister, frances, lives in supported living alongside other people with learning disabilities. her vaccine, butjo has been offered hers. it doesn't make complete sense to me why i would get the vaccine, and my sister who has learning disabilities, who has diabetes, and is vulnerable, would not get the vaccine. what measures have you and your family gone to to try and get frances the vaccine? for weeks now we have done everything we possibly can, i cannot tell you. i have sent e—mails, my mum has sent e—mails, the care home have sent e—mails, and in the end you just give up. that is what we had to do. after weeks of concern, todayjo found out that frances has tested positive for coronavirus. please, please, please, can nothing happen to her, can she be ok, can she be one of the lucky ones who gets through this without being seriously ill? the thought of her having to go to hospital without my mum by her side and frances being terrified and confused and having to go through something like this on her own is just not something i want to think about, to be honest. it's a fear many

here is jo ling kent >> reporter: she was hit with a surprise >> i was shocked to see the credit report which indicated we were under forbearance which was absolutely false we made every single payments on time >> reporter: lenders reporting some borrowers made loan payments late after they qualify for six months of delayed payment through the cares act. >> it could be that you are having late payments where you had known or loans that are ion on your credit report and sometimes it can be aud. >> reporter: experts recommend regularly check your credit on annual credit report if you see a problem, file a complaint with all three credit bureaus and consider taking legal actions if your request is denied maria adds pay close attention to any comment of your report, too. >> the pandemic is stressful enough and to have this on top of it was very painful. >> reporter: jo ling kent, nbc news >>> up next, the change makers in space >>> finally tonight of our series of "change makers." >> i thought i was a girl that wanted to go to space. >> reporter: the 17-years-old says it is hard for some to

dj jo whiley says she's delighted that those with a learning disability, like her sister, will now bed for a covid vaccine. in scotland, the growing rift between first minister nicola sturgeon and former first minister alex salmond, which comes to a head later this week. has he been physically violent before? calls to one domestic abuse charity have risen by more than 50% in the past year, as lockdown has increased suffering for many. and the van gogh masterpiece hidden from public view for the past 100 years is to be sold at auction. and coming up in sport on bbc news... a demoralising first day for england, bowled out for 112 in ahmedebad, as india have the upper hand in the third test. good evening. the "full return" of students to schools and colleges in england, on march 8th, is justified by the latest data, and what's called a "robust" covid testing regime is part of the plans. that was the assurance given to parents and pupils by gavin williamson, the education secretary, who also addressed the fact that hundreds of thousands of students have missed so much work this year. so h

jo wiley says her sister was only offered the vaccine after being hospitalised with covid—19.ised with (avid-19. we should hospitalised with covid—19. - should have looked after them a long time ago. i am talking to you today because ijust want time ago. i am talking to you today because i just want to give them time ago. i am talking to you today because ijust want to give them a voice. we should have been doing more for these people who have no way of helping themselves. they are reliant on us. the vaccines offer protection against the two most commonly found variants in the uk, but it's not yet clear how they work with others. everyone in brentwood in essex is now being asked to take a covid test after the south african variant was detected there. we do not yet have the confidence that the vaccine is as effective against the south africa variant and the variant first seen in brazil. but we do think that the measures that we have taken, both the enhanced contact tracing really clamping down when you see one of these, and the measures at the border are reducing those new vari

you kind of learn to live with it >> reporter: while making the most of the new normal jo ling kent, nbc news >>> winter masterpieces inspiring america. >>> we have the surveillance video from the bay area and the state expands its vaccination list. millions more californians will san -- be eligible at 6:00. >>> celebrating the cold of winter and warming the hearts, kevin tibbles. >> reporter: finishing touches to a frozen masterpiece. >> what was the hard part latest snow days into old fashion fun with snow dragons >> you are a couple of big kids >> yes >> wow, this is so cool >> reporter: a few hearty souls embrace the vortex, turning the white stuff into a thing of beauty. ice sculptures in grand rapids, michigan, helping small business during the cold clamp down. >> it has been a challenge for businesses like ours almost like a symbol of hope for the year ahead. >> reporter: one couple dreaming of a romantic valentine's, sculpting a little tower. kevin tibbles. nbc news >> that's "nightly news" on this friday, thank you everyone for watching please take care of yourself and each

the dj jo whiley says it "couldn't be crueller" that her sister, who has learning difficulties and diabetess offered the vaccine after she was already "fighting for her life" with covid. the medical professionals, who are doing an amazing job, just aren't equipped, because it's all so new. they don't know how people with a learning disability are going to react in this situation, which is why it makes such sense to just get them vaccinated. and a pioneering breakthough for children needing a heart transplant — a machine that keeps hearts beating outside the body for up to 12 hours. good afternoon. the prime minister has promised that all adults in the uk will be offered their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly. so far, more than 17 million people have already had a jab — that's around one in three adults. the vaccines offer protection against the two most commonly found variants in the uk — but it's not clear yet how they work against the south african variant. a single case of that strain has been confirmed in brentwood in essex and surge testing is now being expanded th

jo ling kent, let me bring you in. talk about kind of the backdrop and the context to the real struggle that so many americans across this country are facing. many people -- i know you're talking to some of them who say, we need help and we need it now. >> reporter: yeah, especially women who have lost their jobs, because they're disproportionately getting hit by those restaurants that really do need all of that help that leigh ann was just talking about. so a lot of workers we've been talking to will be encouraged by that. but when you see 49,000, that's not just the only number to be paying attention to it did. we also know the december job losses that we saw were revised up from 140,000 up to 220,000-some. so that's a really big increase overall for the last two months. we're also looking at how women have been hit hard in this jobs crisis. and if you take a look at the numbers, you will see right now that latino women, 8.8%. black women, 8.5%. asian women, 6.1%. overall, the unemployment rates for women of color ar

. >>> well, it's not your imagination prices at the pump have been inching up over this week jo ling kent explains why in "the price you pay. >> reporter: nationwide a rare spike in gas prices in the middle of winter hitting consumers hard >> it's very expensive. i drive a lot. >> reporter: according to aaa, the average for a gallon of regular has spiked 14 cents over the last month alone. with the highest increases in florida, connecticut, utah and in idaho up 20 cents a gallon >> it's unheard of seeing such a spike in middle of february when demand tends to be lower >> reporter: the price hike is driven by a one-two punch of freezing winter weather shutting down 20% of the nation's oil refineries, mostly in texas and a new surge in demand for gas as the country begins to recover. >> as global demand has come back in recent months, oil producers have not met the rise in demand >> reporter: in a way does that mean it's good for the economy that we're in a better place? >> gas prices going up are a sign of a country mending from covid-19 it's a sign that we're getting back out on the

i will hand it back to you. >> thanks, jo. monica, jo, thanks. let's go to the covid briefing. >> including by using the defense production act. we will discuss three specific ways we are using the defense production act. first, to increase existing supply of vaccinations americans need. second, to scale production of the tests that americans need to get back their lives. third, to reduce our long-term dependence on foreign production of supplies that we need to protect our workforce and fight pandemics. before we get to that, i have an announcement or two to make at the top. on monday, you heard me announce that the biden administration will scale production of at-home covid tests from a company called illume. it's one of the steps to get back to normal life. we announced by the end of the year, it would produce 8.5 million tests. today, you will hear even more action on testing. we will announce six more companies will surge manufacturing of at-home test kits with the goal of by summer having millions of americans being able to access at-home t

also tonight: people with learning disabilities moved up the vaccination queue — it follows dj jo whiley behalf of her sister frances. why is vaccine takeup so low among ethnic minorities and the poor — calls forjabs to be taken to their homes. sturgeon versus salmond — the bitter rift at the heart of the snp — and why some are saying it's corrupting scottish politics. this is now about the structure of the scottish institutions, the parliament and scottish democracy. this is the biggest crisis in our institutions since devolution began. lucky to be alive — golfing superstar tiger woods survives a car crash — but is this the end of a brilliant career? and coming up on bbc news: england struggle with the bat against india — all out for 112 on the first day of the third test, with the home side firmly in control. good evening and welcome to bbc news at six. when children in england return to the classroom the week after next, many of them will have missed nearly half a school year because of covid lockdowns. today the government has announced an extra £400 million — on top of 300 million a

lester >> all right jo ling kent tonight, thanks >>> this was a tragic day for the fbi. two of its agents shot and killed and three others injured while >> reporter: before sunrise in sunrise, bureau confirming two special agents were shot and killed. 36-year-old schwartzenberger >> dan and laura left home this morning to carry out the mission they signed up for and loved to do. to keep the american people safe. >> reporter: three other agents were injured, two seriously. executing a search warrant tied to a man suspected of violent crimes against children including pornography. >> the fbi is a family and our chosen profession is fraught with danger. reality has taken two of our best from our family >> reporter: their heroism highlighted with police saamerican flag lt broward general playing out again at the coroner's office the suspect declared miami's fbi field office sitting at half staff. 9/11 and also the first time in more than 30 years that two agents died in the line of duty the last time in south florida in 1986. lester >> sam brock tonight in florida thank you.

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jo, good morning. >> reporter: hey, phillip, good morning.your taxes this year is not going to just affect the way you get your refund, but how you get that possible third stimulus check kesha is already businessing preparing her clients' tax returns. >> it is a little more stressful this year. >> instead of late jarngs this year it begins on february 12th and they recommend filing early. >> if you can file your return earlier than normal, maybe, you might be able to get your refund a little bit sooner so that you can have that cash. >> reporter: other benefits, it will reduce risk of identity theft, especially your social security number. you can budget for what you may owe, avoiding interest payments, and claim stimulus money from last december if you qualified and didn't receive it. but what if you get your check in january >> so the checks ta came out in january are still considered 2020 stimulus payments and they're going to be included on your 2020 tax return it's not going to reduce your regular refund that you would have gotten withou

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the dj jo whiley has said "it couldn't be crueller" that her sister, who has learning difficulties andbetes, was offered the vaccine after she was already fighting for her life with covid. a passengerjet has scattered debris over a residential area near denver after one of its engines failed on take—off. israel eases its lockdown after almost half the population is vaccinated — but you'll need a special pass to take advantage of all the new freedoms. thousands of protesters have returned to the streets in myanmar, a day after security forces fired at a crowd killing two people in the city of mandalay. now on bbc news, click. this week, military training in vr. cardboard computers. and, you coming round to the clubhouse? it's time to find out what everyone�*s talking about. hey, welcome to click, hope you're doing 0k. lara, how are you this week? good, thanks, just about managing to stay entertained. i keep going through phases of what i'm actually doing — this week it's been all about live radio. do you know, me too! i'm listening to more and more live radio these days. i feel like iju

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it follows dj jo whiley�*s campaign on behalf of her sister, frances.ite 18 million people already receiving a vaccine in the uk, a sginificationt number of people are still reluctant. lucky to be alive — golfing superstar tiger woods survives a car crash, but suffers significant injuries to his leg and foot. a painting by vincent van gogh, has been shown to the public for the first time, after being kept in a french family's collection for years. good evening. when children in england return to the classroom the week after next, many of them will have missed nearly half a school year because of covid lockdowns. today, the government has announced an extra £400 million — on top of £300 million announced last month — for what's being described as a catch—up programme. out of that, £302 million will be for primary and secondary schools to spend on their most disadvantaged pupils. another £200 million is for expanded tutoring programmes. and a further £200 million will be set aside for extra face—to—face summer schools for some secondary pupils. teaching u

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and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen. (sirens wailing) >> ramita navai: january 2020. for months, iraqis had been taking to the streets in nationwiderotests like this over the dire conditions in the country. (indistinct yelling) as the demonstrations grew, their anger turned to a new target. >> (chanting in arabic): >> navai: iranian-backed shia militia groups that were operating with increasing impunity throughout iraq. protesters set militia bases on fire, and the militias fought back. they were accused of unleashing a wave of assassinations against their critics. (car horn honking) ♪ ♪ i traveled into iraq in september 2020 to investigate the reports of growing violence by the shia militias, groups that had once fought heroically to defend the country from isis, but have since expanded into a powerful political and economic force. i headed to the north, where we'd made contact with a group of yng activists who'd gone in hiding after criticizing the militias during the

the dj jo whiley says it "couldn't be crueller" that her sister, who has learning difficulties and diabeteswas offered the vaccine after she was already "fighting for her life" with covid. the medical professionals, who are doing an amazing job, just aren't equipped, because it's all so new. they don't know how people with a learning disability are going to react in this situation, which is why it makes such sense to just get them vaccinated. air emergency above the us state of colorado — but the passenger plane lands safely to the relief of crew and passengers. my daughter was sitting on the window, and i was just like, "don't look! let's close it up and let's just pray." so that is what we did. wejust held hands and said some prayers. and world number one novak djokovic wins a ninth australian open title with a comfortable victory over daniil medvedev. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has promised that all adults in the uk will be offered their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly. so far, more than 17 million people have already had a jab — that

jo wiley�*s reaction.as explained why she believes her cautious approach to lifting lockdown is the right one to take. here's some of what nicola sturgeon had to say at her daily coronavirus briefing. let me say at the outset that i know how desperate everyone is. people, businesses, everybody across the country, is for more certainty and to be able to see as far ahead into the future with as much clarity as possible. so i will say a little bit about why i don't think it is right or possible to do everything that we all desperately want at the moment, but also a bit about how we intend to get to that longer—term position as quickly as possible. the framework provides indicative dates for the next six weeks because that is the timeframe that right now we can be most confident about. it is harder at this stage, this will chance as we go through the coming weeks, but at this stage it's harder to know the likely course of the pandemic after that period. the main reason for that is that we do not yet know how t

jos buttler... but then jofra archer their stride. jos buttler...nd their fortune, they then lost their luck. dom bess here surviving and unforgivable dropped catch. england batted out the day, now firmly in command. joe root even tidying up after. their inspirational captain setting the standard till the very end. adam wild, bbc news. the waiting is over, the six nations is under way. england and scotland clash later at twickenham in the calcutta cup, but dylan cretin of france has scored the first try of this year's tournament. there were less than six minutes on the clock when cretin broke through for the french against italy in rome. more of the same followed from gael ficou and then arthur vincent and france finished the first half with a 24—3 lead. italy are heading for a 28th consecutive six nations defeat. that is quite a stat. in the first premier league game of the day, aston villa have bounced back from their midweek defeat against west ham by beating arsenal 1—0. some quick thinking by bertrand traore set up the goal, pouncing on a loose

[applause] [indistinct conversations] >> washington jo host: we are back with georgetown university medical center's scientist, a former head of the fda and he is here to discuss the coronavirus vaccine. good morning. let's get to the current news. yesterday, the fda committee approved the johnson & johnson vaccine for emergency use authorization. tell us what that means. what happens now? guest: it means the fda weighed the evidence for large clinical trial of over 40,000 people and determined it was safe and effective in reducing covid-19 illness. that means if the fda goes along with the advisory committee deliberations, that vaccine will become available relatively quickly, as early as next week. the company has going to be ramping up significantly and increase the vaccine supply. it's good news. host: what are the differences between the johnson & johnson vaccine and the ones that we have heard so much about, the ones being used right now? guest: one big difference is it is one dose.

will ganss has spoke to one innovative teacher, jo more with now. what'd you hear? is cool, you guys, mckinzie adams high-energy lessons have blown up tiktokewss ug aenf meportant people. she was part of president biden's inauguration streaming special, but all in all, she says it's all about her students. >> gracen, go ahead and turn your microphone on for me. >> by the looks of it, she has this whole digital teaching thing down. >> the number 4! >> more than 14.3 million tiktokers watching this video, but like so many teachers know, the zoom classroom isn't as easy as abc. >> this one student raises his happened, i go okay, show me your paper. instead, he completely rolls up his sleeve, and he has a nice artwork picture on his arm. and like black marker. >> ms. adams in her third year teaching does her best to help her students avoid the dreaded zoom fatigue. >> buckle yourself into the rhyming rollercoaster, right, and -- >> what is the secret? >> a lot of sleep and a lot of coffee. my voice is actually a little strained today, yep, i have a coffee every morning.

jo whiley revealed that she has been offered a vaccine before her younger sister, frances.correspondent, nikki fox. it doesn't make sense to me why i would get the vaccine, and my sister who has learning disabilities, who has diabetes, is vulnerable and would not get the vaccine. what would not get the vaccine. what measures have _ would not get the vaccine. what measures have you _ would not get the vaccine. what measures have you and - would not get the vaccine. what measures have you and your i would not get the vaccine. what measures have you and your family gone to to try and get her the vaccine? ., «a ., gone to to try and get her the vaccine? ., ., ., vaccine? for weeks we have done everything _ vaccine? for weeks we have done everything we _ vaccine? for weeks we have done everything we can _ vaccine? for weeks we have done everything we can and _ vaccine? for weeks we have done everything we can and i _ vaccine? for weeks we have done everything we can and i have i vaccine? for weeks we have done everything we can and i have sent e—mails and my mum has sent e—mails

dj jo whiley with her sister frances who was admitted to hospital with covid.disability and she caught the virus after an outbreak in a care home. an appearance on the mark show on sundayjo whiley meant an impassioned plea for those with learning disabilities to be vaccinated.— learning disabilities to be vaccinated. , , ., , ., vaccinated. they should be no debate, forget _ vaccinated. they should be no debate, forget the _ vaccinated. they should be no i debate, forget the classifications and just protect these people who are so vulnerable and have no way to fight for themselves. get them and their carers going into the home, this is how it spreads, get them vaccinated. fix, this is how it spreads, get them vaccinated-— vaccinated. a report last year showed people _ vaccinated. a report last year showed people with - vaccinated. a report last year showed people with a - vaccinated. a report last year| showed people with a learning disability are six times more likely to die from covid and those aged 18 to die from covid and those aged 18 to 3430 to die from co

. >>> jo el salió de cuba y tras estar por 11 países estávarado en matamoros tamaulipas...ido en una pesadilla de la cual ya quieren despertar... >>> josé omar busca llegar san francisco california donde vive (nombre extranjero) y no soporta la vidaen el campamento migrante. dice que cuando joe biden esposa del presidente visitó ellugar les prometió ayuda >>> pero la desesperación lo agobia y cada vez ven con menos positivismo el sueño americano >>> en todo lo que ha sido este viacrucis para ellos han encontrado buenos ama samaritano es que le han llevado alimentos y le han extendido la mano >>> en este otro caso inmigrantes cubanos quienes navegaron en el mar por 16 días haces recupera, su embarcación volcó en la costa de la florida el condado (nombre extranjero) y la oficina del sheriff reportaron que recibieron el aviso de una embarcación los migrantes una llevado en hospital local, se encuentran en condiciones saludables >>> en alguna parte de california, vacunarse se ve lejano, nuestra compañera tiene la situación en la región de los Ángeles y las declaraciones del gob

you see jo, not self pitying. _ during lockdown. you see jo, not self pitying.l done. it is 7:22, saturday morning, valentine i pressure. well done. it is 7:22, saturday morning, valentine 's| saturday morning, valentine 's weekend. , , .,' weekend. everything is off the table, weekend. everything is off the table. meals _ weekend. everything is off the table, meals are _ weekend. everything is off the table, meals are out. - weekend. everything is off the table, meals are out. you - weekend. everything is off the table, meals are out. you old | table, meals are out. you old romance! _ it's safe to say valentine's day 2021 is going to be a scaled back affair. still on the menu, though, are diy meal kits, as our business correspondent katy austin has been finding out. here you go, here are some ideas for mrs kay, because she is watching. giving the wine glasses are good polish and setting the table, vicky and chris plan to recreate the restaurant experience at home this weekend. we restaurant experience at home this weekend. ~ ., restaurant experience at home thi

jos buttler. .. ..and thenjofra archer misjudging successive deliveries.ere surviving an unforgivable dropped catch. england batted out the day, now firmly in command. joe root even tidying up after. their inspirational captain setting the standard till the very end. adam wild, bbc news. day three starts very tomorrow morning so set your alarm clocks england fans after you get over the disappointment over the rugby. scots and fans, enjoy that nip of whiskey. that's all from sportsday. we have seen some snow. there will be a colder and stronger easterly wind which means more white snow across the uk. snow falling across scotland and across northern england. this heavier rain sweeps towards wales in the south—west, the rain becomes light but starts to turn to snow in the early hours of the morning, by which time we have got strengthening easterly wind bringing snow showers. temperatures close to freezing, icy conditions as well. things much worse towards the south—east of the uk. here we are closer to storm darcy, named by the dutch met institute, meeting al

el aÑo pasado imÁgenes de jos mit recuerda a la gente que estamos en coronavirus.re Ártico que llega a la uniÓn am rri cana. para nosotros el sistema que va a traer lluvias ka ayer arrancÓ la champions league. nos recordaron que la pandemia no ha terminado. >>> barcelona recibiÓ... esto laog que alemania prohibiÓ el acceso proveniente del reino unido. lo misma pasa en espaÑa. en total 6 encuentros entre champions y europa league que deben cambiarse por restricciÓn de viaje por covid 19. y # partidos mencionados el manchester city va a jugar contra el borussia monchengladbach. que un hungrÍa mientras que el tottenham se va a enfrentar al wolfsburg. y en la europea league y el caso mÁs extremo el choque entre arsenal y benÉfica tambiÉn de europa league. inglaterra tiene una restricciÓn de viaje sobre puerto gal y cualquier persona llegando al reino unido desde el paÍs lucitano debe estar en cuarentena por 10 dÍas. el Único choque de un equipo inglÉs fue leicester city contra slavia praga. no tiene restricciÓn de entrada y salida la ida puede jugarse en praga y la vue

you very much and and jo, thank you very much and enjoy the rest of your weekend. and thank you forjoining us, that's it for the papers. next, thank you forjoining us, that's it forthe papers. next, it thank you forjoining us, that's it for the papers. next, it is the film review. bye—bye. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, reminding you that while cinemas may be closed, there is still plenty of new movies to enjoy in the comfort and safety of your own home. in grimur hakonarson's deadpan 2015 gem rams, two feuding sheep farming brothers in a secluded icelandic valley are forced into common enterprise when scrapie threatens their ancestral stock. look at you, my dearies. you are beautiful. but you're the best. now, in directorjeremy sims�* antipodean remake of rams, which is available on a range of digital platforms, the chilly vistas of iceland are replaced by the sunshine of western australia, with sam neill and michael caton playing colin and les, neighbouring sibling rivals who haven't exchanged much more than a grunt in years. clicks t