it would be amazing to have them all together, and only time will tell whether that's going to be thep to 170, when they come back from our 300 children that we have on roll, so we just need to carry on doing what we're doing. we get to see all our friends and that's great cos - we really miss them. it was lovely that, even though we're all at home, sometimes people do just need that little pat on the back to say "well done, you're doing all right." oh, there we are, the whole family. the school holiday, for many parents, will feel like a much—needed break from the demands of home learning. many will be hoping that during the rest of term, their children will also return to classrooms. elaine dunkley, bbc news, wallasey. now, after months of violent protests in hong kong, beijing imposed a sweeping national security law. many activists now face an agonising choice, to stay or to go. at the age of 25, h is leaving home for the first time going overseas alone, fleeing hong kong. after months of increasingly violent protests, beijing imposed a sweeping national security law injune 2020 v

>> well, time will tell if it will work, right, don?nk it really makes no sense, whatsoever, for him to -- to try and have it both ways, and talk out of both side of his mouth. here he is. he makes the ultimate -- not to -- to -- to convict the president but condemns him. he talks the big talk, but doesn't walk the walk, with regard to a conviction. and in addition to that, coming out, now, and saying that he's a private citizen. and he can face charges, outside of that. i think, that takes the responsibility off of the people that have a decision, to -- to make the tough choice. and, look. he can sit there, and say, with a straight face, that the president was morally responsible for this, and try to wash his hands of this. but i think, republicans should have done what republican attorney, chuck cooper, suggested. and judged this, based on the merits of the president's misconduct. and made a vote to convict. but hiding behind this has been unconstitutional, i think, was a copout, and i feel like there should have been, certainly, more

1st start you come to on this is is is the end of a career coming in is faster than we realize time will tell what impact this accident will have a nice golfing future for now he said to be awake responsive and recovering in hospital david stokes al-jazeera. i know that this is out of their armies of the headlines myanmar's military appointed foreign minister has visited thailand for talks after this month's crew has been meeting the prime minister and indonesia's foreign minister as part of regional efforts to resolve the crisis protesters a gathered at the indonesian embassy to denounce the visit us dollar has become the 1st country to receive vaccine through the international kovacs scheme the 600000 bottles were flown in from india kovacs aims to get vaccines to the most vulnerable people and to share them fairly amongst only actions a quarter in germany has convicted a form a syrian secret police officer and a landmark case related to the torture of protesters. was found guilty of helping facilitate crimes against humanity and jailed for 4 and a half year it's for us it's a great you kno

i guess only time will tell. windows, unfortunately don't open.ce to get some pressure. -- fresh air. it is what it is. not particularly looking forward to the next 11 days. just hoping it goes by quickly. reporter: there are no international flights from northern ireland or wells at the moment, but those flight into scotland have to quarantine regardless. this man and his daughter fl in from america this morning. >> whatever it takes. i work in the medical field. even though i got my covid shots already, whatever it takes to make everybody safe. i am all for it. reporter: early indications suggest the number of passengers flying today was low. there are concerns that you check swimming delays which could be a risk to passengers and staff. >> every check the officer has to do slows up the transaction, increases the risk of infection, and then as those built, that builds up and increases the risk from traveler to traveler. reporter: the government has previously said that every airport has a responsibility to comply with measures. the policy does n

this acquittal vote against them saying that they chose party over country in the constitution time will tell if time themselves to trump with this impeachment trial will save or sink the republican party i think peter real adult thank you so much thank you a powerful earthquake has struck northeastern japan injuring more than 130 people and leaving some 860000 homes without power experts believe the quake was an aftershock from the massive tremor that hit the region 10 years ago. woken up with a jolt a strong overnight quake as it hit northeastern japan off the coast of fukushima her initial quake was followed by a series of aftershocks are still going. to get to go good was like an explosion it shook so much that all of our tableware fell for the civil war so we haven't had a large earthquake in a while and this one was really big it made me remember the past. back in 2011 a similar earthquake in the same region triggered a tsunami that cause a severe nuclear accident the fukushima nuclear power plant had a meltdown that leaked radiation into the atmosphere and the pacific ocean. the cleanu

time will tell. i don't mean to suggest i'm skeptical but this is a very hard job. attorneys general walk difficult jobs. i should add there are appropriate roles for an attorney general to coordinate with the president in the white house on legislation, on policy, on judicial nominations and there are things where it should be absolutely off limits in terms of the criminal enforcement mechanisms of the united states. i like what i hear. it gives me hope. this is how it should be. time will tell. >> matt, you worked at doj also. i was struck by chuck mentioning bill barr. we know there has ban lot of discontent among many sections of the justice department, career officials who were frustrated with how things were run during the trump administration. what is the project ahead of a future likely attorney general merrick garland in trying to change that part of the ship. change the way things have been done. >> i had a bit of deja vu. a lot of the things he promised is what eric holder promised in 2009. and just make it apolitical again. i think that's the job that me

. >> reporter: time will tell if blue shield is up to the task.the meantime in order to restore more confidence in the system, experts say we'll need more money, more people and a reliable supply of vaccines. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >> the scams are not just local. the federal government is also warning the public about vaccine scams including ads on social media or craigslist promising early access. >> until there is a more reliable supply you should always go to an official source. >>> taking a live look at capitol hill tonight, right now senate lawmakers knee deep in a marathon voting session over president biden's massive covid relief bill. it has the potential to go on all night they tell us. senate democrats are using the reconciliation process to pass the measure without any gop support, but before they can pass it any senator can offer an amendment to the budget measure. as of tonight about 700 amendments have been filed impacting issues like raising the minimum wage, abortion rights and reopening schools. >>> here we go, kickof

so, i guess only time will tell. windows unfortunately don't open.sh air in every now and then. i'm not particularly looking forward to the next 11 days, but, yeah, just hoping it goes by quickly. there are no international flights into northern ireland or wales at the moment, but those flying into scotland have to quarantine regardless of which international country they started from. this man and his eight—year—old daughter flew in from america this morning to be reunited with his wife after 16 months apart. i got my covid shot already. whatever it takes to make everybody safe, i'm all for it. they'll have to wait another ten days before all three can be together as a family again. there is a loophole for scottish arrivals. if they fly into england and they haven't come from a red list country, they're expected to isolate at home, not a hotel. the scottish government want them to be put up in english hotels. negotiations on that are ongoing. early indications suggest that the number of passengers flying into the uk today was low and that the queues

so, i guess only time will tell. windows unfortunately don't open.sh air in every now and then. i'm not particularly looking forward to the next 11 days, but, yeah, just hoping it goes by quickly. there are no internationalflights into northern ireland or wales at the moment, but those flying into scotland have to quarantine regardless of which international country they started from. this man and his eight—year—old daughter flew in from america this morning to be reunited with his wife after 16 months apart. i got my covid shot already. whatever it takes to make everybody safe, i'm all for it. they'll have to wait another ten days before all three can be together as a family again. there is a loophole for scottish arrivals. if they fly into england and they haven't come from a red list country, they're expected to isolate at home, not a hotel. the scottish government want them to be put up in english hotels. negotiations on that are ongoing. early indications suggest that the number of passengers flying into the uk today was low and that the queues

thought you come to on this is is is the end of a career coming it is faster than we realize time will tell what impact this accident will have a nice golfing future for now he said to be awake responsive and recovering in hospital david stokes al-jazeera. had analysts out there i mean how the headlines we are not.

>> reporter: time will tell. jean elle, "today in the bay." >>> more and more california hospitals are seeing manageable numbers of seriously ill covid patients. according to the latest numbers, even the hardest-hit areas are rebounding. southern california's available icu beds now hover at just about 10%. in the next month, availability is expected to reach 35%. the number of new admissions statewide is also down significantly. as a result the state is reining in staff-to-patient ratios. >>> governor gavin newsom approval is starting to sag and some of that has to do with the handling of the pandemic. a poll finds 31% approve of his job in that respect and 22% approve of the way california is rolling out the covid vaccine. as. in september it was 64%. 48% nowdisapprove. the recall campaign meanwhile says it has about 85% of the signatures necessary for a ballot measure. >> the fact that he has completely mismanaged this entire situation. there's many states that have handled the crisis in a much different manner

time will tell but at least we have the one rain chance to start off the new month. spectacular sunset as we look toward the golden gate. temperatures were way above normal today, into the upper 60s in san francisco and at half moon bay. at the temperatures in the low to mid 70s, 70 on the nose in fremont, 75 in san rafael. and were going to be warmer than this tomorrow pretty much across the board. right now, temperatures are still quite mild so if you want to get out for a walk, run, anything outdoors, just it on the deck and enjoy the sunset, temperatures are in the. 70 at oakland, the airport, downtown is a little cooler. just 55 degrees in half moon bay, temperature has dropped since they hit that high of almost 70 this afternoon. tonight we drop down to the mid- to upper 40s and we really warm up for the high temperatures on tuesday. 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year and a decent chance of getting close to record territory. along the coast, mid 60s. for the southbay low to mid 70s and mostly mid 70s and the santa clara valley. 76 degrees in c

and time will tell if it matters a the -- if it matters at all. so with that, i'll yield to my friend and colleague, the chairman of the committee, senator sanders. mr. sanders: let me thank my colleague from south carolina. and i look forward to -- he's going to be the ranking member of the budget committee. got a lot of work to do, and the i look forward to work being with -- and i look forward to working with him. as senator graham indicated, we are going to begin the vote a rama process, where senators can offer amendments with debate limited to two minutes -- one minute for the proponents and one minute for the opponents. the last time i checked -- i may be a little behind the times on this -- my republican colleagues have filed over 550 amendments, which theoretically we'll be here for day, but i think not. i have a feeling it will be a very long night, but i assume we will get out of here at some point. unfortunately, many of the amendments being offered have absolutely nothing to do with covid relief, which after all is what this budget re

it would be amazing to have them all together, and only time will tell whether that's going to be thep to 170, when they come back from our 300 children that we have on roll, so we just need to carry on doing what we are doing. we get to see all our friends and that's great cos we really miss them. it was lovely that, _ even though we're all at home, sometimes people dojust need that little pat on the back- to say well done, - you're doing all right. oh, there we are, the whole family. the school holiday, for many parents, will feel like a much—needed break from the demands of home learning. many will be hoping that during the rest of term, their children will also return to classrooms. elaine dunkley, bbc news, wallasey. now on bbc news it's the travel show. coming up on this week's show. dubai's world expo plans. we dubai's world expo plans. i've been told _ dubai's world expo plans. i've been told that _ dubai's world expo plans. i�*e been told that when it's finished it will look incredible.- finished it will look incredible. ., ,., ., incredible. the porter poet of cuba. the town

>> reporter: time will tell. jean elle, "nbc bay area news". >>> b cities. becomes the first city in the bay workers. the council unanimously voted to require major grocery chains like safeway and whole foods to pay employees $5 an hour more than they already make because of the added risk that they face during this pandemic. some say mandating hazard pay will drive up food costs and could lead to chains closing stores in these cities. within the last 20 minutes, the san jose city council agreed to table a vote on a plan until next week. >>> we're following a developing story in the east bay. the search is on for a missing man from pleasant hill. 28-year-old eric zielinski left his home yesterday morning and hasn't been seen since. his wife says she didn't hear from her husband last night and she contacted police. >> he has some memory issues, some history of epilepsy and seizures, and not uncommon for him to forget his wallet or his keys. and after he had left for a little while i noticed that his wallet was still there. >> now, he has only been married a m

and that the reason they are not protesting yet i think they will find more creative ways only time will tellbut for now most people the number one concern i think when people wake up in myanmar on monday was the fear of their security of their loved ones and their own safety can i go back out in the streets as before as before it because they know that in the time when the military ruled. it was a whole different life. yes when you say the military never truly wanted democratic change nevertheless it's decided to tear down the democratic facade it had toller rated why now. a well i think a major reason are the nov 2020 alexion in which the n o t was called firmed in power in a landslide make 3 of the being done some to choose party being on sense that she's party that had basically left the liberalize ation were opening process. and i think the military and its the party it backs the us t.p.a. had also overestimated their own showing in these elections even though that surprising because it was probably obvious that people still overwhelmingly supported the end of the so i think. being recon

and that the reason they are not protesting get i think they will find more creative ways only time will tellbut for now most people the number one concern i think when people wake up in myanmar on monday was the fear of their security of their loved ones and their own safety can i go back out in the streets as before as before because they know that in the time when the military ruled it was a whole different life. yes when you say the military never truly wanted democratic change nevertheless it's decided to tear down the democratic facade it had toller rated why now. a well i think a major reason are the november 2020 alexion in which they was called firmed in power in a landslide victory of the being and some to choose party being on sense that she's party that ted basically left the liberalize ation were opening process. and i think the military and the the party it backs the u.s. state had also overestimated their own showing in these elections even though death surprising because it was probably obvious that people still overwhelmingly supported the end of the so i think this. being re

so, i guess only time will tell. windows unfortunately don't open.y now and then. i'm not particularly looking forward to the next 11 days, but, yeah, just hoping it goes by quickly. there are no internationalflights into northern ireland or wales at the moment, but those flying into scotland have to quarantine regardless of which international country they started from. this man and his eight—year—old daughter flew in from america this morning to be reunited with his wife after 16 months apart. i got my covid shot already. whatever it takes to make everybody safe, i'm all for it. they'll have to wait another ten days before all three can be together as a family again. there is a loophole for scottish arrivals. if they fly into england and they haven't come from a red list country, they're expected to isolate at home, not a hotel. the scottish government want them to be put up in english hotels. negotiations on that are ongoing. early indications suggest that the number of passengers flying into the uk today was low and that the queues were relativel

into golfing again, however, he's also tiger woods, and he's a world class athlete, so i think time will telland how well he engages in his physical therapy, i'm sure, will be fantastic. and we'll see if he gets back on that golf course. >> and the doctor says it appears only his right leg was severely injured, not both, which is encouraging, but recovery could still take one year with extensive physical therapy. >> wishing him the best. >>> coming up, a new kind of face covering for the pandemic. >>> also ahead, the man who staged his own kidnapping to, get this, to avoid work. >> huh. are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, c

it would be amazing to have them all together, and only time will tell whether that's going to be thee're up to 170, when they come back from our 300 children that we have on roll, so we just need to carry on doing what we are doing. we get to see all our. friends and that's great cos we really miss them. it was lovely that, even though we're all at home, sometimes people do just need that little pat on the back to say well done, you're doing all right. oh, there we are, the whole family. the school holiday, for many parents, will feel like a much—needed break from the demands of home learning. many will be hoping that during the rest of term, their children will also return to classrooms. elaine dunkley, bbc news, wallasey. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are daily telegraph columnist madeline grant and jason beattie, the assistant editor at the daily mirror. hello to you both. quick look at the front pages. the financial times leads with th

1st start you come to on this is is is the end of a career coming it is faster than we realize time will tell what impact this accident will have a nice golfing future for now he said to be awake responsive and recovering in hospital david stokes al-jazeera. benefits out of there because of the headlines myanmar's military appointed foreign minister has visited thailand for talks after this month's crew has been eating the prime minister and indonesia's foreign minister as part of regional efforts to resolve the crisis meanwhile protesters gathered at the indonesian embassy to denounce that visit ghana has become the 1st country to receive vaccines for the international kovacs scheme the 600000 vials were flown in from india. to get vaccines to the most vulnerable people and to share them fairly amongst orations of course in germany has convicted a former syrian secret police officer and a landmark case related to the torture of protesters i had was found guilty of helping facilitate crimes against humanity and jailed for 4 and a half years. the un human rights chief has called on the council

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how many of those we've lost, only time will tell. we certainly have some. se the top end of the business will always survive because they can. but it's the middle and the bottom end of the business, the up—and—coming acts who have really found it so difficult to get through this period. and more particularly, all of the associated people around them. such as the crew, the production managers, the tour managers etc, etc. who all work with those artists. they have no work whatsoever. you very passionately said to me a short while ago in this conversation that your business is not about subsidy, it's not about state support. but the industry right now is in such dire straits, some people are saying it's time for the government to give direct financial hand—outs to artists, creators and performers so that they can continue to do what they love to do. even in this time of hardship and crisis. philosophically speaking, do you think that works? just giving government subsidy and support to the arts and artists, is that a route to maintain creativity or is that real

it's so this idea that we're all going to leave the city alone from home is nonsense or i guess time will tell thanks so much for your thoughts on that thanks for having me fishermen in the philippines are angry over government plans to import thousands of tons of fish many lost their jobs when the towel volcano erupted last year and the coronavirus pandemic added to their problems they say their recovery efforts are being threatened general allen duggan reports from band tigers province northern philippines. fishing has long been a main source of income for many families in towns surrounding the talbot keno on the island of luzon at least 50 kilometers south of the capital manila but most of the fish pens were destroyed by falling ash when the volcano erupted in january thousands of fishermen lost their jobs including says circling neeson who was spent most of his life working in fish pens owned by is called. the lockdown imposed by the philippine government to prevent the spread of coronaviruses means recovery has been much slower than it might otherwise have been but fishermen say the situa

time will tell if the city attorney's lawsuit impacts negotiations.san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. so can schools reopen safely without all the teachers vaccinated? dr. peter chinghong says schools can be a safe place and talked about a new study from the cdc that focused on schools in wisconsin. >> no teacher got covid from schools if they wore masks. they all got it from the community, from contact tracing. so i think that the data is clear that it can be a very safe environment if masks are worn in particular. >> he also told me earlier today that the data shows transmission among children under the able of 9 is low, and accounts for only 2% of transmissions in the united states. however, among people between the ages of 20 and 50, transmission rates are 75% in the u.s. >>> there is some friction here. oakland's decision to give an additional $5 an hour to many grocery workers during the pandemic pandemic is experiencing major pushback. a lawsuit claims the approval of extra pay violates federal and state law. it ad

time will tell if they can punch through this $30 level.great to get your perspective on this unsettling mob army that should be taken seriously. ross norman, thank you for being with us. ceo of metals daily. deutsche bank debt trading beads wall street. this is bloomberg. ♪ nus: it is "daybreak: europe." two deutsche bank in germany. they beat the street, wall street. that is double the average increase of wall street's five biggest banks. double what wall street did. that is spectacular by anybody's benchmark. how did they win? >> it seems like that. yes, they had a good quarter. especially since the last quarter, of 2019 was also pretty good. it seems they were able to extend market share gains they already had and it is looking pretty good for them. annmarie: the last time i saw you, we were at the agm together . there was a lot of anger towards management. what does this mean for the ceo? >> that was fun. it has been an important quarter for him. he has staked a lot of his turnaround success on success in that trading unit. and for the

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i think only time will tell if the situation improves, but as for the time being its not really improved jankewitz suffered online racial abuse after being sent off against manchester united last night — the sixth premier league footballer targeted in the last week. legislation to regulate social media is due this year. the culture secretary today telling me he will force tech companies to remove offensive posts quicker. i think enough is enough and now is the time to crack down on it. we are proposing fines of up to 10% of global revenue. if you think for some of these big tech firms, that's running to billions of pounds, and by the way, i've also said that as an ultimate fallback, i don't really want to have to do this, but we do reserve the right for criminal sanctions for senior management as well in the most egregious cases. many want users to provide more information when opening an account so they can't hide behind anonymity. both facebook, which owns instagram, and fellow tech giant twitter, declined our request for an interview, but say they are investing in monitoring and are c

and that the reason they are not protesting yet i think they will find more creative ways only time will tell but for now most people the number one concern i think when people wake up in on monday was the fear of their security of their loved ones and their own safety can i go back out in the streets as before as before it because they know that in the time when the military ruled it was a whole different life. when you say the military never truly wanted democratic change nevertheless it's decided to tear down the democratic facade it had tolerated why now. oh well i think a major reason. the november 2020 alexion in which the end now. called for armed and power in a landslide victory of the being uncensored she's party being on sense that she's party that tat basically left the liberalize ation were opening process. and i think the military and the the party it backs the u.s.d. had also overestimated their own showing in these elections even though that's surprising because it was probably obvious that people still overwhelmingly supported the end of the so i think this. being reconfirmed

>> well, time will tell, i will say, i thought -- did a good job in his confirmation.what he needed to do. -- hear him recognize importantance of keeping justice department independent certainly seen enough of that in the past. ' we'll see if he walks the walk. elizabeth: okay. tom thank you for joining us. >> to hans, i would like to you listen to this e-- exchange. >> we should expect same level to protect durham, if confirmed will you commit to providing special counsel durham with the resources, funds and time needed to complete the investigation, i don't have any information about the investigation. as i sit here today. another one of very first things i'm going to have to do is peak with mr. durham. i understand he has been permitted to remain in his position. and sitting here today, i have no reason to think that was not the correct decision. >> do you believe that durham investigation is a legitimate investigation? >> senator, i don't know anything really about the investigation. elizabeth: he doesn't know about the investigation. he has not read about this fie

again, he would probably say that time will tell. at certainly has been the case for massa san. >> deirdre, as i think back to the rework debacle of a couple of years ago two years or less. at that time there was some sense he would not make it as you said, once before he was on the drink of drups. i don't know whether he came that close this time talk to me about that. and how did he turn it around so quickly? >> well, he -- that was a huge black eye on his reputation. but did he actually come that close? no rework was a massive, what, nearly $20 billion bet but remember, that vision fund was worth $100 billion that certainly hindered hess ability to raise outside money for vision fund two. so they ended up raising with it soft bank money. it has done very well at this moment in time we haven't seen anything like massa san in the.com double and when that burst. but reputationally he suffered over the last few years and soft bancshare prices reflected that. at the time, tyler, he is certainly on the up and up and soft bancshares are w

so, i guess only time will tell. it's small, might get a bit claustrophobic as time goes on.d have been nice to maybe get some fresh air in. but i guess it is what it is. i'm not particularly looking forward to the next 11 days, but, yeah, just hoping it goes by quickly. there are no internationalflights from northern ireland or wale5 at the moment, but those flying into scotland have to quarantine regardless of which international country they started from. this man and his daughterflew in from america this morning. yeah, hey, whatever it takes. and back in america, i work in the medical field, you know? and even though i got my covid shots already, whatever it takes to make everybody safe, i'm all for it. early indications suggest that the number of passengers flying today was low and that the queues relatively short. but there are concerns that new checks will mean delays, which could be a risk to passengers and staff. i every additional check the officerl has to do slows up that transaction increases the risk of infection to the officer and to - the traveller from the off

democracy do care about human rights and democracy whether they do is a different question time will certainly tell many things to mung zaniness desire to be appreciate your insights and your time this evening thank you thank you. the united states has sold to defuse a diplomatic route with turkey by accepting auguries claim that turkish nationals held by the p.k. k. were killed by the insurgents last week turkey launched an air and ground assault against peking cave strongholds in iraq were said on sunday that the militant group had retaliated by executing 13 turkish prisoners there kurdish p.k. k. which is waged a decades long insurgency against the turkish state says the prisoners died during a turkish airstrike the u.s. initially refused to endorse turkey's claim a move which outraged president richard pryor pair to one i don't want to cues the united states of supporting terrorism and he demanded that washington support turkey's position. is in another bit of us if we are together with if you're in nato. if we're to continue our unity in the weald and in nato. then you will act sincerely towar

1st time you come to on this is is is the end of a career coming it is faster than we realize time will tell what impact this accident will have a nice golfing future for now he said to be awake responsive and recovering in hospital david stokes al-jazeera. kind of again the headlines on al-jazeera manned mars military appointed foreign ministers in thailand for a crisis talks after the swans coup he's meeting the prime minister and indonesian foreign minister as part of regional efforts to resolve the crisis scott hi there has the latest from bangkok physical meeting between the 2 nations since the coup on february 1st the military appointed foreign minister coming here to bangkok the thai capital for talks on the indonesian foreign minister is also was also in town here she was going to go over to myanmar for a meeting but she stayed here and then also met her counterpart from myanmar because he flew over here so you know a round of meetings there's really nothing really tangible we expect out of it but at least this is a step down. ghana has become the 1st country to receive vaccines thro

time will tell whether the republican leadership agrees with me or not. >> do you think there's support within your conference to censure her? >> there is. i don't know how widespread. i know members would, because some have called for it. >> representative liz chen is the third-highest-ranking republican in the house of representatives, and she voted to impeach donald trump. 61 republicans voted anonymously to remove liz cheney from her leadership post, and only 11 republicans voted to strip representative marjorie taylor greene from her committee assignments. what do you say to those who have the perception that marjorie taylor greene has more support within theonference than liz cheney? >> i think it's hard to base who has real support based on secret ballots. i really do. i will tell you -- so, voting to impeach was obviously very public. and that's why i think you saw a smaller number. again, i just keep coming back to this actually isn't about liz cheney or marjorie taylor greene. this isn't about either of those women or even kevin mccarthy. this is whether or not the broader rep

1st time you come to on this is is is the end of a career coming it is faster than we realize time will tell what impact this accident will have a nice golfing future for now he said to be awake responsive and recovering in hospital david stokes al-jazeera. a chinese divorce court has ordered a man to compensate his wife for the housework she did during the 5 year marriage a landmark ruling came off to china introduced a new civil code katrina you use in beijing. this ruling has sparked a flurry of debate online here in china over the role of housewives in chinese society according to this case a beijing court has ruled that a woman named would receive 7700 dollars in compensation following her divorce from her husband in addition to half the couple's assets and custody of their only child now this is the 1st case of its kind since china's marriage will was amended earlier this year to say that any carers of parents or children should be entitled to compensation now this story has been viewed hundreds of millions of times on chinese social media there are some comments with some people sayin

it would be amazing to have them all together, and only time will tell whether that's going to be the