agnes lives with her husband's children and grandchildren 8 people in one very large shack without a kitchen bath or running water. if they don't pay the back rent soon they could be out on the street. but the family has something else to worry about. the children's future. oh it looked ok and assured normally the children would be going to school the oldest is already back at school but now i keep getting messages from the school that i have to pay the fees. which i haven't done yet and when the younger ones start back to school how i don't get there i don't have the slightest idea where i'm going to get the money for it. because of the corona pandemic many slum residents have not been able to pay their rent so many of his houses are standing and taking. the regular this place have been unreachable for 3 months now in this apartment the renter has nothing at all he's been out of work for 3 months i can't get anything from him. from my id and i'm now this renter moved out 6 months in arrears president corona pandemic over the place has been standing empty since. empty. empty. i want

well 1st up this inquiry by agnes cullen marge and irene carr has been pretty intensive and the conclusion has been that this was a sinister warning put out by the kremlin that anyone who criticized it in any form of tickly like aleksei not only will face serious action and that is really what they're saying they want an international inquiry to be started on the goings on on the whole fact that it was very likely as they put it that k.g.b. agents were tracking. and were close to him over a long period of time and so it would really be far fetched to expect anything other than this attempt on his life now they say conclusively that not a chalk of the nerve agent of the former soviet union had developed was involved that the whole series of tests by germany sweden and other countries and the authorities concerned with nerve agents and it determined that this was a novel sort of not a chalk only the russians could have actually developed this and he very nearly died he escaped to germany he was flown out to germany where he's received treatment in the critical care unit of a hospital and rec

this is the old victorian schoolhouse in st agnes. more people, far more houses. but the last 12 months has seen a real accelerated pace of change due to the pandemic. cornwall�*s reputation for wild beauty is well deserved but, economically, this isn't a rich county. this is the old vicarage flats where we are proposing to renovate four flats... and those working to create more affordable homes say it's important that there is a variety of housing available. the housing market is unaffordable for people here now. people earning 18, £20,000, they're never going to get onto the property ladder when average prices are around about the 350,000 and more mark. and then that also reflects back into the rental market. so the unaffordability of renting too becomes an issue for local people as they grow up. the pandemic has changed much about the way we live our lives now, and for many people it's the catalyst that will persuade them to make the leap and change their lives forever. john maguire, bbc news, cornwall. time for a look at the weath

threat from a top saudi official the guardian newspaper initially reported that the official threatened agnes saying she'd be taken care of if she was not reined in and the u.s. senate has confirmed an openly transgender federal official to a key posting for the very 1st time top pennsylvania health official rachel levine will now be the nation's assistant secretary of health transgender rights activists appraise levine's appointment as a breakthrough with few trans people having held office at that level. and after a delay of more than a year the olympic torch relay a ceremony for the tokyo 2020 games has begun the flame is starting its journey from for cosima which was devastated by a tsunami and earthquake 10 years ago spectators are barred from the start of the relay because of code 19 the ceremony marks the 4 month countdown to the games the world's 1st major sporting event during the pandemic so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after football rebels so you pencil watching life and. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world.

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. >> hi, agnes come on in i'd get up, but i -- i just don't want to. [ laughter ] ah >> i think i gotfavorites, kathryn hahn how are you, kathryn >> hi, dear! how's it going >> seth: it is going so well i only am upset that you're not here in person >> i know. >> seth: kathryn, i love this show so much i was so excited to see you in it, and then every single episode we get to see more from you, more moves from you, more is revealed about you. are you having as much fun as it is to watch you on this show >> yeah, i mean, the pleasure right now is watching it with my kids, who kind of knew, you know, a little bit about it. don't tell kevin feige, but i definitely let them in but they -- just to be able to, like, watch it with them has been such a sweet friday night ritual that i'm going to be -- i'm already nostalgic for it to be over. it's been so sweet >> seth: so, your kids are at the age, like 11 and 14, is that right? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: so, i also am nostalgic with the idea because i feel like friday night television was a thing when we were growing up, and the idea of, like,

anchor: united nations human rights investigator agnes kalamata expressed her concerns over not takingctions against the crown prince. >> it is extremely, in my view, problematic, if not dangerous, to acknowledge someone's capability and then to tell that someone that we will not do anything and proceed as if we said nothing. i'm calling on the u.s. government to act on its public findings into sanction him for what he has done to sanction him as the other 17, now 76 sanctioned, to sanction him in the diplomatic sense of the word, by banishing him from some of those circles. i call on them to really allow for an investigation of killings and other violations against journalists. anchor: mike hanna has more from washington, d.c. reporter: details that were given were given in writing by state department last friday. this is the first time they have actually fleshed out some of these moves on camera with a state department spokesman appearing officially. but one who factor has come in, and that is the united states calling on saudi arabia to disband what is called that rapid intervention

more states are env patrons can ad to a bar agn. ca at staurant gyms and malls increase to 75%. >> it's about time. i'm happy. it's been a year. it's been a hard year for the bar industry. >> crowds are flocking to spring break hot spots. with parties in the streets of georgia. ahead of st. patricks day. spring breaker shoulders to shoulder in texas. in south florida beaches are packed. >> the pandemic is over. >> despite a rise in vaccination nd decrease in cases experts warn variants pose a threat. case in point, europe. new lock downs are taking effect because of a third wave of inferks. >> south florida we're alarmed. we have a high detective rate of the uk variant. as well as having detection of the brazil variant and south africa variant and a couple versions of the new york variant. if these mix together we could form an even worse problem. >> in the meantime another high profile positive test in the sports world. the university of connecticut the top ranked women's basketball team will begin the tournament without their head

i can only- add what agnes has said. in germany, it has_ add what agnes has said. israel and the us had — and do the deals the uk, israel and the us had done. confidence here is at very— the us had done. confidence here is at very low— the us had done. confidence here is at very low level. i am extremely -lad at very low level. i am extremely glad my— at very low level. i am extremely glad my mum, 80 plus make her second 'ab glad my mum, 80 plus make her second jab week— glad my mum, 80 plus make her second jab week ago. she is one of only a few _ jab week ago. she is one of only a few at— jab week ago. she is one of only a few at the — jab week ago. she is one of only a few. at the moment we have no proper apps for— few. at the moment we have no proper apps for contact tracing, no testing strategy _ apps for contact tracing, no testing strategy. there is no plan for a large _ strategy. there is no plan for a large roll—out full vaccines. angela merket— large roll—out full vaccines. angela merkel yesterday had a massive apology. — merkel yesterday had a massive apo

is you mention that that only people over 60 years of age will be able to get the astra zeneca shot agnes they suffer and they belong to a high risk category when it comes to suffering from syria only covert night from covert 19 then they have the chance to consult with their doctor and and to take the vaccine despite the small risk off these serious side effects what we also know is that germany is going to start vaccinating people between 60 and 69 years of age because obviously we're still in priority groups one and 2 where next to medical stuff teachers etc people over the age of 70 are being vaccinated so that's age group being widened as they're more doses available right now and younger people have already gotten the corona of the astra zeneca shot because they are teachers or working as medical stuff and they will have the chance to decide whether to get the 2nd shots in consultation with a doctor or whether to wait to get another shot of another vaccine yeah i mean this is a lot of confusion going on at the moment and this is just one of many you turns a reversals that we've seen

forecast tomorrow, tomorrow night and into wednesday and even the potential for enough instability in the agnes here for some cloud to ground lightning. a few rumbles possible, they have this outlined for just general thunderstorms the next couple of days. we take a look at the future cast and will track those rain as they come in. >>> reaction to a 12 year sentence handed down in the go ship warehouse fire. the alameda county district attorney says defendant has accepted his criminal responsibility for his role in the fire that killed 36 people. andre mcconnell reports on the emotional day in court. >> reporter: the judge except of the plea deal this afternoon as you can imagine it was a very emotional day in court his family members to share their grief and pain and it was also though an odd day as the judge stopped the court proceedings, just see if he was on any sort of substance that would alter his behavior. earlier this afternoon the judge took a break noticing he was nodding off and his movements were jerky. when they returned, his attorney told the court, it is not an issue of drugs, y

this is the old victorian schoolhouse in st agnes.aid by new arrivals will put prices out of reach for many local people. we welcome people wanting to come and live here, work here and contribute to the economy and vitality of the place. the problem is, though, it is depriving many of the local population, particularly the younger population, who want to stay here and thrive in cornwall, from becoming part of the community. it's tending to force them out somewhat. this is the old vicarage flats where we are proposing to turn, renovate four flats... and those working to create more affordable homes say it�*s important that there is a variety of housing available. the housing market is unaffordable for people here now. people earning £18,000—20,000, they�*re never going to get onto the property ladder when average prices are around about 350,000 and more. and then that also reflects back into the rental market. so the unaffordability of renting too becomes an issue for local people as they grow up. the pandemic has changed much about th

she wrote agnes into the book as the character catherine and killed her off. we call that writer's revenge. he was an ambulance driver for the american field service, and that is where he became injured with the shrapnel injury. that's exactly the storyline of "a farewell to arms." though you think hemingway is writing fiction, you have to rethink it again. if you know his biography, you are going to know his books better. ernest hemingway was probably the most prolific writer of the 21st century. he's probably even more popular today. although he only wrote 14 novels, 44 short stories, and a slew of poetry nobody knows about but me, hemingway's reads are very different as you mature and age. what you read when you read hemingway at 20 is very different when you read hemingway at 50 years old. his writing is very, he's an old soul, and he writes that way, and you don't know it until you become old, too. that's maybe why he live life -- lived life so fast, why he fished and hunted and boxed and chased and went after everything he could go after as fast as he co

special repertoire agnes calmar who's now the head of amnesty international and her investigation presented to the u.n. you know an open and close case and the united nations refuses to do anything they did they don't bring it to the security council they don't bring it to the general assembly they don't you know. they just go ok the member states of the u.n. are basically letting us know that. wall appalled by this they're not going to do anything because there's billions are arguably trillions of dollars on the line between investment in oil and all these complicated interests and. you know this is the reality of the world that we're going to run fogle thank you thanks for having me now to hear the other side let's go straight to the saudi arabian capital riyadh to speak to the founder and president of the saudi american public relations affairs committee salman and sorry some of thanks so much for coming on so who should we believe brian fogle louie just spoke there he's a he won an oscar nobel peace laureate topical common who was on this show the cia aura or n.b.s. about whether n.b.s.

experts agnes callum r. and irene can believe the russian government's may have been responsible and that's a domestic investigation and won't uncover the truth eet ees our conclusion that russia ees response to both how the attempted arbitrary killing of mr lamb and at the time of mr marilee spoiler warning he was under intense you'll be also by russian intelligence you just try in the fact of the in the face of the fact that people other than those monitoring is every mortal could i have introduced to them say in the uk at a hole without a highly dangerous poison and knew where and how to handle it in the ok hold so as to poison me still never ends. andrew simmons is following developments in staffordshire in the u.k. what's been laid down here according to this report is a clear sinister warning from the kremlin that anybody who opposes it in a fashion like in the valley will face the ultimate penalty and that is murder because that's what is being discussed in all diplomatic circles has been since august

murder rosalyn jordan al-jazeera or let's say not from the united nations human rights investigator agnes culebra expressed concerns over not taking action against the crown prince. it is extremely. in my view problematic if not then generous to acknowledge someone's kind of credibility and then to tell that someone what we want to do and i think most see it as if we had said nothing and i am calling on the u.s. government to act all its public findings and to sanction mohammed ben-simon for what he has done to sanction he eyes and beyond there are 17 percent he seeks now individuals are sanctioned to sanction him into diplomacy sense of the world by wishing him follow some of those. circles i'm cooler on them fuel and clear lead to all internationally to really allow for. more investigation of killings and although i only wish i'm so against john the least you are of the founders james warren is a political analyst and executive editor of news god he says biden's promises as a presidential kind of it's turning out to be more complicated than he thought. as a candidate he had box themself

threat from a top saudi official the guardian newspaper initially reported that the official threatened agnes kalamata saying she would be taken care of if she was not reined in. a senior military figure loyal to the libyan warlord ali for have to has been killed in benghazi our family or the special forces commander for have 2000 libyan national army he was wanted by the international criminal court for the killing of 33 people between 20162018 human rights watch says a militia under his command is responsible for the disappearance of hundreds of u.s. president joe biden has appointed harris to manage the steady arrival of refugees and migrants at the southern border vice president will lead u.s. efforts with mexico and central american countries to stem the flow of migration members of congress have been visiting emergency facilities that have been reopened recently it follows a growing outcry after images revealed over crowded and makeshift conditions at a center in texas. and so it's not like someone sits around. the table from one of the right amounts we're going to grill us you know eve

from the top saudi official the guardian newspaper initially reported that the official threatened agnes kalamata saying she would be taken care of if she was not reined in. u.s. president joe biden has appointed carla harris to manage the steady arrival of refugees and migrants at the southern border the vice president will lead u.s. efforts with mexico and central american countries to stem the flow of migration members of congress have been visiting facilities that have been reopened recently shared the reports from texas. president biden said no one was better qualified to take charge of the influx of unaccompanied migrant children than his vice president and he pointed out that this was the role 'd he took under president obama when he was vice president and one of the ways we learned is that. if you deal with the problems in the country and. come to harris laid out several areas of focus and i look forward to doing gauging independency with a government that kind of sex their civil society and the leaders in each in el salvador. and honduras and to strengthen democracy but the mere

threat from a top saudi official the guardian newspaper initially reported that the official threatened agnes saying she'd be taken care of if she was not reined in. a senior military figure loyal to the libyan warlord to have to has been killed in benghazi . he was a special forces commander libyan national he was wanted by the international criminal court for the killing of 33 people between 20162018 human rights watch says a militia under his command as responsible for the disappearance of hundreds political opposition in the republic of congo have rejected the results of the presidential election as for challenge president dennison west so already ruled for decades and the electoral commission says he won more than 88 percent of the vote of the opposition politicians boycotted the poll or are in jail welcome with reports from brussels. political opposition in the republic of congo say they've been cheated the electoral commission said president. with nearly 90 percent of the vote. is not a democracy you can see what happened to congress a dictatorship pure and simple. presidential polls o

thank you very much mary agnes and could afternoon through it shrunk a feature and risk assessment committee truck that i chair has looked in create detail at the cases of blood clots reported after vaccination discovered 916 astra zeneca. as soon as these concerns arose last week the committee started a comprehensive review of all the available evidence and working around the clock making use of all the resources at our disposal i want to thank the colleagues from the belgium team that has let his assessments and work side by side with colleagues from national competent authorities and the european medicines agency as well as scientific experts in blood disorders we are asked to provide advice in the assistance or you're watching our visitor will be bringing you live coverage of the european medicines agency giving a press conference on the their findings into the astra zeneca virus misses m.r. cook was speaking earlier on executive director of the agency saying this is a safe and effective vaccine the benefits outweigh the possible risks she also said there was no link to the throne balik

the last part of your question, which i inadvertently dropped, what drew me to stevens, i i came of agn the era of the 20th century civil rights movement and was attracted to it and participate in it. when i went to college and took what was then called the black history course, i among other things read, for example, in w.e.b. du bois book entitled black reconstruction america, i first began to learn about thaddeus stevens and the radical republicans, and instantaneously they became heroes of mine. so the opportunity to learn more about stevens and how someone had come to be that individual and just exactly what role he had played in the unfolding of the events of the civil war and reconstruction was something to be cherished and welcomed, and that opportunity arose about five or six years ago. >> at such an interesting point how we are shaped by our upbringing and our experiences and your own experience with reading wb to voice black reconstruction, the way he refers to thaddeus stevens and charles sumner, the two spheres of american democracy, right? and also being influenced by the

that we will be having an investigation into what some describe as dark arts and what happened at that agn agm. we have more details on this and indeed will be talking to kilc hiro kobayashi, and that's coming up later this hour. let's have a look at what else we have out there. the u.s. and china making headlines. right? haslinda: the u.s. setting a low bar on expectations for the biden administration, but face-to-face meeting with china's officials this week. the chinese ambassador to the u.s. echoed the sentiment saying that success is based on honest, constructive, and rational dialogue. let's get to tom mackenzie in beijing. what can we expect from the talks in alaska? tom: as you say, both sides downplaying any chance of a major breakthrough at these talks. we have had rhetorical jawboning that, you referenced that. you have some positioning and some activity. you have the u.s. wrapping up curbs on huawei just a few days. to over here in china, you have this interestingly time to trial of these two canadians, linked canada said held, detained for the arrest of the huawei ceo. that is

. >> agnes is one of them.ime and your perspective, oliver your opinions are important because the folks who migrated here legally came here legally are forgotten part of this conversation but thank you for sharing your perspective with us this morning. we will be right back. shannon: welcome back. we continue our series checking in on america's small business owners one year into the coronavirus pandemic. benjamin: through lockdown some pipe restrictions business owners state resilience over the last year. todd piro and jillian traveled the story. jillian: and the rest of 2021 after everything you went through what does the vision look like? >> it will be like the roaring twenties this summer. if we could survive 2020 your business is pressure tested at that point. the long-term resiliency should be really good for those businesses and sadly some won't. >> i said in the beginning of the pandemic, have been here for 25 years and will be here for another 25 years and that is still the truth. >> they have to look

the one question i want to start off with is be agnative virginian, your objective in this search, in telling the story. what was the biggest discovery or surprise to you? as a non-virginian about this story? >> as a non-virginian, again, as i started to do the land records, i really had no idea where i was going. i literally was just going from one land patent to another one and fortunately, they had laid out all the information. and i started to getthral. and to original land patent. i was pretty impressed with it. and i was also impressed it had the signature of one lloyd wendell. now, i must admit my family in new england, we own land going back to the 1700s as well. so, i guess i wasn't blown away with that, other than lloyd randal. but when i saw that he sold land in virginia, and i started to do research in virginia, and i'm getting into the mid1600s and all the sudden i realize 1635 i find john gaughan with this legal dispute with his wife, margaret cornish and then i find out that -- that blew me away. that was something, had i been looking for, i would have never found it. i

joshua wong and agnes, both 24 years old and prominent leaders of the pro-democracy movement there. > to communication with the other spirits >> the west relationship with china is deteriorating. so secretary blinken says there are areas of cooperation and this week u.s. claimant envoy john kerry attended a united nations forum that included his chinese counterpart. the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul warns "a secretary carey continues claimant negotiation i urged him to remember that it is unacceptable to make concessions on human rights abuses and orders to secure a climate deal from the ccp. speak with the department spokesperson said john kerry has been in touch with the envoy since first appointed and that their conversations will continue given that china is the largest emitter in the world. bret. >> bret: rich edson live at the state department, thank you. up next the panel on the biden border crisis "beyond the borders" tonight, container ship in egypt's suez canal. the pana mall flag vessel was blocking all traffic and the vital waterway a

threats from a top saudi official the guardian newspaper initially reported that the official threatens agnes carla martin saying should be taken care of if she was not reigned in. and after a delay of more than a year the olympic torch relay ceremony for the talking 2020 games has begun the frame is starting its journey from fukushima which was devastated by a tsunami an earthquake 10 years ago spectators are barred from the start of the really because of coverts the ceremony marks the 4 month canter into the games the world's 1st major sporting event during the pandemic to stay with this al-jazeera worlds is up next. org. board. she didn't on the skipton to stay testy he said mail us at least. 4 of them all of them and then because that could mean it it did indeed and it will change for the 1st mental. midgets of monday night that a little cool cause of massaging the hats and limbs and exceed. it will do and say are several critical the sun the one of the home of bork. many people living and working in the world's biggest cities today are generally better off than their parents and grandpar

the united nations special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions agnÈs callamardticized the biden administration's response. >> i a disappointed by the lack of material information an evidence included in that report. and i will be very disappointed if there is no action taken. amy: president biden spoke on friday to univision and claimed he would hold saudi arabia accountable for human rights abuses. pres. biden: we are going to hold the accountable for human rights abuseand we areoing to me surehey, in fact, if they wanto de with us, they have to deal with it in a way that human rights abuses are dealt with. we are trying to do that acro the world, buparticularly here. this report has been sitting there. the last report would not even release it. when i got in, found the report, read it, released it. it is outrageous what happened. amy: we are joined now by two guests. congressman ro khanna is a democrat from california. he is a member of the house committee on oversight and reform. abdullah alaoudh is the research director for the gulf at the organization democ

release, given a court date sometime in the future and everyone knows that very few will show up ever a agnnumber three this is probably the most consequential is they ended the remaining mexico agreement with mexico and this is in 2019 president trump negotiated an historic agreement with the nation of mexico where the government of mexico agreed that with the illegal immigrants were crossing from central america through mexico and crossing illegallyy through mexico that those immigrants would remain in mexico while their asylum cases proceeded to the united states. in that agreement resulted in a dramatic reduction in illegal immigration so much so that last year we had the lowest rate of illegal immigration in 45 years. what did joe biden do when he came in on day one he ripped the international agreement to shreds and as a result of his policy chain his announcement was essentiallyen come to ameria the border is open and i'll tell you the traffickers came in and they are coming. elizabeth: there's no president biden visited the border former president donald trump might visit visitvi th

agnes appoint tasting elizabeth herrera face charges, including possession of stolen property. well with nice weather in the forecast for the bay area, many people may be heading to restaurants likely sitting outdoors, but there's a reminder tonight for drivers who are gonna be on the roads in those areas because just last night, someone crashed into an outdoor park lit in alameda. ktvu. christien kafton has more of those hazards in many downtown areas. alameda police are looking into what led to a crash thursday night at the curbside dining area for love pink azul at about nine p.m. and nissan suv turned and veered into the water filled barriers protecting the dining area. two people suffered minor injuries. nobody should be going out to dinner and expecting to land in the hospital, jodi maddie rose from the pedestrian advocacy group walk at steph says drivers have sped up over the course of the pandemic when they should be slowing down now that shared spaces, slow streets and dining platform. have proliferated as we see more of them pop up and really take over our space on th

threats from a top saudi official the guardian newspaper initially reported that the official threatened agnes saying she would be taken care off if she was not reined in. published a detailed report into casualties murder in 2018. more than 300000 people have now died in brazil since the pandemic began 100000 of them in just over 2 months president diable solara has long downplayed the threat of the virus but as recently agreed to take action like again a cure reports from rio de janeiro. is brazil school the death toll keeps growing women across brazil have joined hands twin void or their grief and the names of all those who died from coal bed 19 this by november the map of america this panel has 2 and a half meters per presents only 0 point one percent of the number of victims we would need $1000.00 panels like this one for all the victims that's another 2 and a half kilometers of. pressure against president who has been mounting as infections and death continue to spiral out of control brazil's bar association has asked the attorney general to charge president. with criminally mishandling

did breaking news the un say human rights experts said agnes kalama is calling for an international investigation into the poisoning of kremlin critic alexy novelli says she believes it's highly likely russian government officials were responsible or bring you more on that breaking story as it comes to hand. chad's main opposition candidate bizarre boys withdrawing from the upcoming presidential election he's accused president idriss deby all of using intimidating tactics against the opposition on sunday former rebel leader dealer digital bitches said the presidential guard killed his family members in a raid on his home base just submitted his candidacy for a bull's elections on friday president david is seeking another term because hart has more from dakar. yeah dealers' says that this is an infringement of freedom of expression he's a candidate for the upcoming presidential election he says all of this is politically motivated to try to muffle his voice now he's part of the zygote was community which is the same community from which the president is from he had launched a rebellion against the

this is the old victorian schoolhouse in st agnes.ild beauty is well deserved but economically, this isn't a rich county. an influx of investment is welcome, but there are concerns that higher prices paid by new arrivals will put prices out of reach for many local people. we welcome people wanting to come and live here, work here and contribute to the economy and vitality of the place. the problem is, though, it is depriving many of the local population, particularly the younger population, who want to stay here and thrive in cornwall, from becoming part of the community. it's tending to force them out somewhat. this is the old vicarage flats where we are proposing to turn, renovate four flats... and those working to create more affordable homes say it's important that there is a variety of housing available. the housing market is unaffordable for people here now. people earning 18, £20,000, they're never going to get onto the property ladder when average prices are around about 350,000 and more. and then that also reflects back into

this is the old victorian schoolhouse in st agnes. up. the pandemic has changed much about the way we live our lives now, and for many people it's the catalyst that will persuade them to make the leap and change their lives forever. john maguire, bbc news, cornwall. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. today and tomorrow could be warmer across england and wales. it continues to stay wet across the north—west of scotland. overnight some rain may move southwards. elsewhere, dry and clear. quite chilly. not as cold as previous nights. wednesday, a repeat performance. plenty of sunshine. the odd shower. scotland and northern ireland, more cloud, outbreaks of rain. a dry end to the week. it will turn colder by friday. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines — officers policing the london vigil earlier this month in memory of sarah everard acted "appropriately", says the police watchdog. the met welcomes the finding, but the organisers express their disappointment. we spent ten hours testifying to the inquiry about our

chairman carper: in wrapping up, i love to rip up a -- to wrap up a discussion agnes by asking the excellent panel to share with us in closing what you heard today that mistreats the agreement of views that you have shared with us, an agreement on the actions the federal government should take to support a clean and resilient energy and electricity sector in this country? i will just say, one of my colleagues, sits to my left here in this committee, he says i am the most persistently optimistic person that he knows. my wife thinks i am too optimistic and i ought to be more realistic. but i am too old to change. almost every day of my life i say the words of einstein. when i was a naval flight officer, very unpopular war in southeast asia -- john kerry and a bunch of my colleagues in the house of representatives normalized relations with vietnam. i got elected. we had no pension system and we were just dog meat when it came to running our company and our finances. we ended up with a aaa credit rating. in adversity lies opportunity. we do face huge adversity with respect to extreme weather and

agnes, can you provide introduction assistance in chinese? >> yes.peaking mandarin] thank you. >> thank you both very much. and finally, mr. chair, the last of my announcements. item on today's agenda are expected to be acted upon by the board of supervisors at their april 6, 2021 meeting. >> thank you, mr. clerk. and a couple of things before we get started. first, just want to thank our translators for their interpretation services and it's really absolutely essential to providing access to so many to these hearings and appreciate all your work throughout the pandemic and particularly today as we get into maeser where is i'm sure will have folks that avail themselves of your transportation services. thank you very much. secondly, i want to take a moment to acknowledge and briefly comment on, i think, what is on a lot of our minds in city hall and around the city right now. which is the really disturbing surge in attacks and violence on members of asian-american community in san francisco, in the bay area and crass the country. and i think it is a t

they will please introduce themselves with agnes for chinese and filipino and spanish. >> thank you.ful voices. we appreciate your help. mr. president, if the public is experiencing any trouble connecting to this meeting please call the clerk's office at (415)554-5184. we have a live person to help you get on. thank you very much. that concludes my communication. >> thank you. before we get started. mute your microphones when you are not speaking to avoid audio feedback. we are now going to approve the minutes from the january 12, 2021 regular board meeting. are there any changes to the meeting minutes? seeing none, can we get a motion to approve the minutes as presented? >> so moved, preston. >> thank you so much. seconded by peskin. >> clerk, would you please call the roll. >> on the minutes as presented. supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor mel

agnes, can you provide introduction assistance in chinese? >> yes. [speaking mandarin] thank you. >> thank you both very much. and finally, mr. chair, the last of my announcements. item on today's agenda are expected to be acted upon by the board of supervisors at their april 6, 2021 meeting. >> thank you, mr. clerk. and a couple of things before we get started. first, just want to thank our translators for their interpretation services and it's really absolutely essential to providing access to so many to these hearings and appreciate all your work throughout the pandemic and particularly today as we get into maeser where is i'm sure will have folks that avail themselves of your transportation services. thank you very much. secondly, i want to take a moment to acknowledge and briefly comment on, i think, what is on a lot of our minds in city hall and around the city right now. which is the really disturbing surge in attacks and violence on members of asian-american community in san francisco, in the bay area and crass the country. and i think it is

agnes, can you provide introduction assistance in chinese? >> yes. [speaking mandarin] thank you. >> thank you both very much. and finally, mr. chair, the last of my announcements. item on today's agenda are expected to be acted upon by the board of supervisors at their april 6, 2021 meeting. >> thank you, mr. clerk. and a couple of things before we get started. first, just want to thank our translators for their interpretation services and it's really absolutely essential to providing access to so many to these hearings and appreciate all your work throughout the pandemic and particularly today as we get into maeser where is i'm sure will have folks that avail themselves of your transportation services. thank you very much. secondly, i want to take a moment to acknowledge and briefly comment on, i think, what is on a lot of our minds in city hall and around the city right now. which is the really disturbing surge in attacks and violence on members of asian-american community in san francisco, in the bay area and crass the country. and i think it is

agnes, can you provide introduction assistance in chinese? >> yes. [speaking mandarin] thank you. >> thank you both very much. and finally, mr. chair, the last of my announcements. item on today's agenda are expected to be acted upon by the board of supervisors at their april 6, 2021 meeting. >> thank you, mr. clerk. and a couple of things before we get started. first, just want to thank our translators for their interpretation services and it's really absolutely essential to providing access to so many to these hearings and appreciate all your work throughout the pandemic and particularly today as we get into maeser where is i'm sure will have folks that avail themselves of your transportation services. thank you very much. secondly, i want to take a moment to acknowledge and briefly comment on, i think, what is on a lot of our minds in city hall and around the city right now. which is the really disturbing surge in attacks and violence on members of asian-american community in san francisco, in the bay area and crass the country. and i think it is