beginning a year of celebrations to mark it's 1600th birthday the italian port city known as sarah nice ima is planning a series of events to mark the anniversary a local council hopes the festivities will help to make up for tourists lost of the pandemic devastating flooding has also hit revenues for a pair of dolphins have been spotted swimming in the canals this week a possible tourist attraction in their own right. you're watching news from berlin got more for you coming up at the top the next hour up next janetta gentle do a lot is with you she's got all that is business news thanks to. more than a 1000 years ago. a huge construction boom. christianity for the established itself. both religious and secular leaders to display their power. to trace buchanan's. concrete the tallest biggest most new.

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the goal is get the most vulnerable people vaccinated ces ima atst wer killed wednesday the deadliest> today's weather. showers later today in the northwest. ten inches of snow cincinatin t rockies. rain in the plains. >> the hidden treasure found at a yard sale. >> ten dimes,dimes,dimes,dimes, >> gravy boat for abuck? par for the course at a garage sale. how much would you pay for this porcelain bowl? $35 for the piece. only six inches across. be blue flowers. turns out its a 15th century chinese art fact. expected to reach half a million dollars at auction later this month. >> it happens a lot. it happened to me. it excites me about garage sales. >> he wrote the book on this stuff. >> the people that have them for the first time in years. those are the garage sales you want to be at. or the state sale. >> the sketch cost $5 at a garage sale in 2010. now worth $2 million. the artist a certain andy war hol. this copy of the old man in the sea worth $300,000. bought for two bucks. a note from hemming way himself hidden inside. show up early or at the end of the day. not in between. >>

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the astra zeneca vaccine and a raised incidence of blood clots but of course that's preliminary what ima cook was saying is that the final outcome of an evaluation will come on thursday very much is riding on what that final evaluation that final steer to e.u. governments will be many e.u. governments have the astra zeneca vaccine as a central part of their policy of combating covert and while they are making arrangements as stopgaps while they have the vaccine the astra zeneca vaccine stockpiled on their shelves that's fine for a few days the central question for them will be if the steer is against using astra zeneca what will those countries do going forward given that very many of them have said that they want to have the vast majority of their populations vaccinated during this calendar year that's why all eyes will be on amsterdam on thursday when that steer that evaluation will come right thank you for that update dominic came there live for us and then the european union says it will soon receive more than 200000000 doses of the pfizer covered 19 vaccine that amount is $10000000.

the bloodiest day in anti to protest same ima 18 people are killed in the military crackdown the u.n. calls that international action. hello i'm down in jordan the sound is iraq live from doha also coming up iran rejects a european offer for direct talks with the u.s. to revive the 2050 nuclear deal. an agonizing wait for parents in northwest nigeria as the search continues for over 300 schoolchildren kidnapped by armed men. and a vaccine finally the philippines is set to roll out its code 900 in an ascension program to last among countries in southeast asia. the u.n. secretary general is demanding international action against the military in me and my security forces shot dead 18 testers on top of the terror says the violence is unacceptable and that world leaders have to send a strong message to the military u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has also denounced what is going on in the country calling the violence apartment he says washington will push for the military to be held accountable well these condemnations follow the most violent days since demonstrations began against

ima come over to silence. i've been fishing for a long time for more than 25 years and. it's been raining since midnight it's too dangerous to take the boat out. we fishermen have observed how the weather has changed. the strong easterly winds that we see right now should have passed by no. but it's possible they'll continue until march 1 that's when they stopped last year the weather no longer follows the usual pattern of. the rainy season used to end in january and february used to be one of the driest months of the year climate change has changed all that fishermen have to be very attuned to the weather and notice every shift and deviation. call in 7 you know has 4 children to have already left home his wife jocelyn tells us they have managed to raise a family even if food that is fish has sometimes been scarce. and i have. now got what we got from the sea is what we eat and a source of income. that we were able to send our children to schools that i was so you know like a new one on me and i'm very proud of that. by my husband and i never went to school but it just w

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based on the clips alone, we'll hear about a "family feud" of ima majestic proportions. >> i don't knowhis time, we would still just be silent if there is an active role that the firm is playing in perpetuating falsehoods about us. and if that comes with risk of losing things, i mean, there's a lot that's been lost already. >> joining us now, royal historian ed owens. this is their first interview since harry and meghan stepped back from their royal duties and oprah winfrey has teesed that no topics were off the table. what is the royal family bracing for? >> i think they're bracing for a certain number of revelations, certain degree of upset. whether they'll be anything explosive remains to be seen. i think they'll certainly be on tender hooks this oong. >> we heard meghan refer to the royal family as the firm, but in another appearance, prince harry talked about how they talk online with the queen and that she sent a waffle maker for little archie. is this more of a firm or a family? >> i think the term "the firm" is being used by meghan, who is very much an outsider. when she and oth

i asked him about that, what possible threats could chef ima she have imagined on her business? here's what he said. >> she never gave specifics, but generally, she said that's why she had to be there all the time. she had cameras, and if she did go down the street to go to costco or something, she brought her phone. she was always looking at it, but she said, look -- she was not naive. she was concerned about the things that could go on if she didn't supervise. >> reporter: he said that she had no locks on those doors, even mentioned that she sometimes had to throw people out who showed up at that business thinking they could get illicit services. that's how seriously she took her business as a legitimate massage parlor. that's what he wanted to defend. of course, we had to ask about the overwhelming support from the community and this feeling from the asian-american community that there is increased fear and anxiety. something that jami her daughter understands, but they wanted to be clear to let the police finish the investigation. when i asked them if it made necessary diffe

they ran the ima, industrial mutual association which is where the recreation was so it was very mucha company town from top to bottom. most of the people who live in flint somehow to a paycheck from gm or one of its subsidiaries. people thought it was all-powerful. in flint had a few key plants, fish or one is where the dyes were that stamp out bodies for the entire company so they thought if we capture this plant then gm can't make cars at all. that was sort of the target at the very beginning of the strike but they sent in an organizer there. i think, i just reread the book by john steinbeck called in dubious battle about a strike and think i was kind of inspired by some of the literature from the '30s, some of that new our literature. he goes there and checks into a cheap hotel. gm's spies waiting in the lobby with newspapers and their tailing him everywhere. he will go a at the back dooro try to keep people from following so it's very surreptitious about all these underground beatings because you could get fired by gm if they found out you were involved in organizing, involved in

i am honored to have this opportunity to lead ima. homeland threats including domestic terrorism and ensuring our partners across state, local, private sector, have the information they need. before i summarize the actions my office took before january 6th, i do want to say i'm deeply concerned that despite our best efforts, they did not lead to an operational response to prepare and defend the u.s. capitol. throughout the 2020 election period and the presidential transition, ina produced numerous strategic assessments about the potential for reflex-related violence from domestic extremists. ina discussed the heightened threat environment and the potential for domestic violent extremists to mobilize quickly and attack large gatherings or government buildings. these products were intended to increase awareness about the volatile threat environment and enhance both policy and operational planning. they were shared broadly with all levels of government, law enforcement partners, critical infrastructure including through fusion centers na

and two very important regulators, the ima in europe, and mhak in the uk confirmed the safety and concluded of the vaccine outweighed the safety of the vaccine. we're very comfortable and confident. but it's clearly an area we will look into and if there's any need to do that, we will certainly do that. >> dr. dobber, just to clarify, the efficacy numbers were based on the trials run when because as mentioned things are changing rapidly in term of the variants, that have been run around here same thing for the other companies. the trials were run seven or eight months ago but how recent and updated is that information and how closely does it look like the situation we're watching in the united states today with the variants? >> yeah, once again, that's absolutely an excellent question we know in the united states as well that the uk variant has grown very fast. so the analysis we're going to do once again is to test and sequence all of the different variants of all of the different subjects which were part of our study, that will give you us insight into how efficacy will hold up against th