the tasmanian devil.nists reintroduced 26 adults into a large sanctuary north of sydney, hoping to bring them back. and now, for the first time in 3000 years, new tasmanian devils have been born in the pouch in the wild in australia's mainland. ten years ago, we started with 44 founder devils and we've now had over a50 joeys. we've been able to historically, albeit in its infancy, return the devil to mainland, and today is another milestone entirely. they get their name from their ferocity when they fight over food. hard to imagine, though, since these creatures are so — well, cute. there is so much at stake here. we've done everything we can, but if the devils don't breed, it's all over. they're still an endangered species, but with a bit more mating, these devils are one step closer to redemption. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. and finally, we leave you with an adrenaline boost. spain's bienvenido aguado has landed the biggest dirt to dirt frontflip in history at the darkfest 2021, the mountain biking event

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donald trump in this case, in this metaphor, is the devil and the devil doesn't want them to. they made their deal with him and now they're be-holden to him. that's what the novel is about if you remove the messy contemporary politics. >> if you can, that's your challenge, reader. thanks for joining us. >>> up next, new details of the san jose shooting, the guns used and the co-worker's chilling account how the gunman selectively chose his targets. you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic migraine, ...check with your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if samples are available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, ...speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness... ...can be signs of a life- threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions... ...neck and injectio

here's andrea canning with devils bathtub. >> this is devils bathtub. a deep, dark pond form by glaciers millennia ago. it's hidden and secluded. but beyond the tangle and the weeds, a secret was about to be discovered. >> we were ready for this. >> the syrians in my head, red lights going off in my head. >> the discovery would tell the tale of an all american family torn apart. and a twisted loyalty hard to comprehend. >> it was like taking hitting a brick walled. unlike just stopped. >> this is the ultimate story betrayal? >> yes. >> pittsburgh, new york. a pretty suburb of rochester. big houses, big families, and top ranked schools that make the people who live here want to stick around. >> this community, i grew up in a bubble. this is the community is a bubble. >> the rideout family lived in that happy bubble. chelsea dated the whole this right out boy, colin. >> i when member one of the first time i went over to his house in high school, he was cooking dinner. and i was like oh, man, cooking dinner. very cool. >> irresponsible? >> oh yeah. that wa

devil may dance." >> do some of it. >> i don't have a melody for it. entire song and the lawyers were very mad. how can you do this? we've been through this before. you can only quote one line and i said, it's not a real song. it's a fake song. i made it up. it's fictitious. that is not an actual song. so i don't have a melody, but i understand you have a gift when it comes to you and your mandolin. so if you want to, that you used to play with the hasty pudding club. if you want to come up with a tune, i'm willing to hear auditions for when we ultimately bring this to the screen. but right now, all i have is lyrics. but it's not a real song. but that was the best compliment the lawyers could give me by being angry at me. >> you punked the lawyers. >> i didn't mean to. >> then the editor said you need to put in the book it's not real because people are going to spend a lot of time searching on google for this sinatra song "the devil may dance" so i put it in. >> under duress. >> but it's not a real song. >> berman, i think we can work out a tune to thi

we've got more devils here. there's lots of devils in these cartoons again. these images represent democratic newspapers. another cartoon of mcclellan. you've got death oppression states rights prejudice injustice cowardice. and devil's looming in the background. over the man they're going to control. this cartoon gives voters a very clear choice. if you are trying to cross the abyss of war. who do you want to lead you do? you want lincoln to lead you across the union plank all of one piece? or do you want the democrats with mcclellan to lead you across a divided plank? war democrat on one side that's worm eaten and peace democrat. it's a clear choice for voters. this one. i love you've got mcclellan and pendleton kind of looking like circus performers and so mcclellan's on a war and a piece still and then george pendleton. he just has a a piece still he's got one and he's not going to be able to do anything like that. we often today talk about races as a horse race when we talk about campaigns and that was a theme that you see in 1864. lincoln is being pulle

the devil really will be in the detail this week, with showers.ill got that more persistent rain hanging around in the north—west of scotland, possibly more meandering into western areas. possibly even with a low pressure pushing into the far south of england. but what we do know is there will be heavy downpours around becoming more slow—moving by wednesday. still 15s and 16s between the showers but some lengthy spells of rain when they do come along, with hail and thunder. and as i say, it's a pretty showery picture for much of the rest of the week. as ever, there is more on the website. welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades, ourtop stories: 20 people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities, after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. injerusalem, israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorized the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. and are the movie awards l

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the devil for all odd i know and so and so forth like this now. when you lead in like that in this trial, what does that tell you about the way that judicial proceedings? went in the 1600s. i want to bring the mic over. what does that tell you that's very face value. there's no like evidence to back it up. it's just straight up asking and seeing if it happened. and yeah, i mean, it's very matter of fact including about the spiritual dynamic to i mean, they're very willing to take testimony about what the devil is doing. what else does it tell you about judicial proceedings in the 1600s? um these in this case that there isn't much of an in the sense until proven guilty that they're just a suit they they believe that she is guilty but they don't necessarily have the evidence to back the claim. so but they do believe she's guilty it without a doubt. yes, so there's no presumption of innocence and that is not unusual in the 1600s. i mean in english legal system at this time. there's no guarantee that you're going to be assumed to be innocent. for sure

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"the devil may dance." set a couple of decades back but the story applicable to today.l story of when after working their heart out to get president kennedy elected, the rat pack expected that when president kennedy came and visited california, that he would stay with sinatra and he had his compound built up, a helipad and more but attorney general robert kennedy had a tough decision to make because he was going after organized crime. and is sinatra was buddies with a couple of mobsters. that's where charlie goes to investigate to see if sinatra is really mobbed up. but the resonance -- the subtext of the book is what happens to you when you dance with the devil, what happens to you when you come into an alliance or make a friendship with somebody who has lower ethical and moral standards with you, whether it's the kennedy campaign with the rat pack or sinatra with the mob or charlie, my main character, hanging out with the rat pack, what happens to you. and we're seeing that play out in real time with house republicans, with some notable exceptions, i should note, like

well, we are still digesting i the guidance because the devil is in the guidance because the devil isfor a little bit more patience from people because it comes into force quite quickly and may therefore than we have got to put on about things in place because we are going to be inundated with requests and we have got to supply staff and if we have got to supply staff and if we have got to supply staff and if we have got to do designated visits we have to do get the residents ready so there is a bit of work to do but we are very pleased that we can open up and those who have been denied the visits outdoors for so long can now get them so we are pleased on that front because it is a victory for common sense and a victory for the campaign. common sense and a victory for the cam aiun. ., ., common sense and a victory for the camaiun. ., ., , ,, , campaign. you mention the pressures that will be put _ campaign. you mention the pressures that will be put on _ campaign. you mention the pressures that will be put on staff. _ campaign. you mention the pressures that will be put on staff. talk

tasmanian devils were completely wiped out from the australian mainland, mostly by dingoes. remember the tasmanian devilfrom the warner we all remember the tasmanian devil from the warner bros. cartoons in the i960s. he is become popular through appearing in other cartoons and is do to be in a film later this year. more useful than perhaps that one. more news on our website and more in the coming hours. do stay with us, bye—bye. hello there. the bank holiday weekend is fast approaching, and we could all do with something a little more settled, couldn't we, to make outdoor plans. well, i can offer you certainly some drier weather over the next few days and into the weekend, and it will be warmer, too. now, just how warm, take a look at this. with the wind direction coming up from the south by the weekend, we could see temperatures peaking into the low 20s, and we've only seen that once so far this may. so, that's something to look forward to. during wednesday, however, this weather front will enhance some showers coming out of eastern scotland during the morning and sinking t

. >> it was a devil kid. it was like, i know kids, maybe he's the devil! you know?ever trust a kid in a horror movie. >> that's why that guy's so mean to me in school, he's the devil! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who would you see these movies with, like "the omen"? >> weird thing is my father would take us to the movies. you ever go to movies and you're like, why did this grown person have these kids in an r-rated movie? that would be my father. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, really. >> tell my mother we're going to see snoopy, next thing we're at "godfather ii." >> jimmy: did he take you to dirty movies too or just the violent and scary movies? >> no, no, those were in the house, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the movie opens in theaters tomorrow. are you going to go to a theater and see it? >> i am going to go to a theater, i can't wait to go to a theater. >> jimmy: that will be fun. you should pick the perfect tense moment, maybe bring a chainsaw, cut through the movie screen, and just leap out at the audience. [ laughter ] that would be something people would never forg

the devil really will be in the detail this week, with showers.rn areas. plenty of sunshine to come, as you can see, through the morning hours but won't be long before that strong may sunshine gets to work, bubbling up the cloud, showers develop more widely. still a fairly brisk wind, as i say, in southern and western areas. 0ur rain slow to clear but gradually clearing for the north—west of scotland, but a real rash of showers following behind, with hail, thunder, squally winds. in between, 16 and 17, feeling quite pleasant, but clearly, in those downpours, there could be quite a lot of localised standing water. and they continue well through the evening and overnight. once again, temperatures falling back into single figures, but largely frost free. and then we're really chasing those showers. the devil really will be in the detail this week, with showers. it might be that we've still got that more persistent rain hanging around in the north—west of scotland, possibly more meandering into western areas. possibly even with a low pressure pushing

>> a tasmanian devil. >> why are they called devils?possibly be? >> dingoes are dangerous. >> they are. i think. this is quite a -- >> i feel a meryl streep quote coming on. a dangingo ate my baby. >>> we can't tell you what this is called or where it's held. we'll show the incredible reason it is held every year. >>> for some of you, local news is next. the rest, stick around. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> for those of you without local news, "cbs this morning saturday" will return in a few minutes. for now, i'm ian lee with a look beyond this morning's headlines. there are many ways to serve one's country. cbs' debra afl reason to takes us to a d.c. diner that find a special purpose following the january attack on the capitol. >> reporter: pete's diner has been keeping capitol hill fed for more than 50 years. after the january 6th siege of the capitol, thousands of national guard troops from all over descended on the city to guard against unprecedented security threats. gum tong owns pete's donor. she -- pete's dine

"the devil may dance" available now in bookstores. jake tapper. thank you for coming on. >> congratulations. >> thanks, buddy. >>> house republicans are meeting in less than an hour to decide liz cheney's fate as party leader. reaction from a top democrat, next. >>> plus, how do we stop the hacking attacks that have cost americans hundreds of millions of dollars just this year? and new questions about facebook's promise to police anti-vaxx content. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. what if you could have the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see comp

he's the author of a major new novel, a best seller, "the devil may dance."ut what's going on right now. why are these republicans seeking to block this commission? >> because, simply put, it will annoy donald trump and they want donald trump inside the tent, helping them recapture the house and senate. they don't want him outside the tent, lobbing missiles into it. it's really that simple. they are once again bending to the will of donald trump. what i think they fail to realize is and it's amazing they haven't learned this lesson yet, is you cannot placate donald trump, you cannot ever satisfy him. so they go along with this, there will be something else that he wants them to do. ultimately he will be mad at them unless they offer complete and utter deference. >> he still has that kind of control? >> yes, because he still has that kind of popularly among the republican base. they saw what he did in the georgia special elections where he depressed turnout. he has that kind of power. he can tell republicans to vote or not to vote, so they want him to help. fo

the devil is going to be in the details of how— devil is going to be in the details of how you — devil to police what goes on online. that's always _ police what goes on online. that's always been the problem. at least as it said _ always been the problem. at least as it said it— always been the problem. at least as it said it looks to me as if the government is taking very sensible steps _ government is taking very sensible steps to— government is taking very sensible steps to deal with what is often very unpleasant content on line that these _ very unpleasant content on line that these companies are far, far too slow— these companies are far, far too slow to — these companies are far, far too slow to remove.— these companies are far, far too slow to remove. let's move on from that specific — slow to remove. let's move on from that specific story _ slow to remove. let's move on from that specific story to _ slow to remove. let's move on from that specific story to another - that specific story to another problem that arguably is one that is not going to be solved by legislation. on th

the devil really will be in the detail this week, with showers.t we've still got that more persistent rain hanging around in the north—west of scotland, possibly more meandering into western areas. possibly even with a low pressure pushing into the far south of england. but what we do know is there will be heavy downpours around becoming more slow—moving by wednesday. still 15s and 16s between the showers but some lengthy spells of rain when they do come along, with hail and thunder. and as i say, it's a pretty showery picture for much of the rest of the week. as ever, there is more on the website. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: twenty people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. injerusalem, israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorised the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. and we want

everybody will be in the 50s except low 60s east of the devil range around antioch and brentwood but these temperatures should dip into the upper 40s for most of us this time of year. it is a matter of how much we warm-up tomorrow. the difference tomorrow from today's set up is that the onshore breeze will kick in just a little bit earlier along the coast and around the bay, not overly strong get by noon but just earlier kick in means the temperatures are going to be a degree or two cooler along the coast and around the bay compared to when they topped out today. but that onshore breeze still is nothing to be strong enough to push the cooler inland just yet so it will be another warm to even hot day farther inland by tuesday afternoon. temperatures around the bay 40 degrees above average for this time of year, for the inland 10 to 15 degrees above normal even knocking on the doorstep of 90 degrees in concord. we zoom in for a closer look. around the south end of the bay to be mostly mid to upper 70s to around 80 degrees with temperatures climbing farther and farther into the 80s as y

it strikes me that when it comes to this legislation the devil really will be in the detail about whatnline harms mean and what the duty of care consist of for these firms. certainly this is something, you are talking about campaigning newspapers before in the telegraph has been campaigning about this which is probably why they splashed so big on the front page. it taps into that feeling that some of the big tech giants are slightly getting away with it. there's a debate going on about tax. this is another word about tax. this is another word about whether they are living up to the responsibilities to protect their users. it strikes me that this is a move that will be pretty popular among parents was at the daily telegraph obviously very pleased with themselves that they cleaved would not claim they did achieve this.— achieve this. good news or impractical? _ achieve this. good news or impractical? brilliant - achieve this. good news or| impractical? brilliant news. achieve this. good news or - impractical? brilliant news. when you hear— impractical? brilliant news. when you hear about

biden promise in the campaign to waive ip on these vaccines so it should not be a surprise, but the devilalways be in the detail, and this is a global back, not -- act. it has to be approved by consensus at the wto, meaning america's partners will need to be on the side, so i think there was a little bit of an absence of diplomacy and ground preparation by the biden administration. steve: there has been a lot of focus on big pharma. there is also little pharma, as we just heard, little firms involved in some oncology approaches, which it has found useful in attacking the coronavirus in various efforts they are taking. one company is working on platforms for hpv virus, others on cancer issues, also finding a way to attack the coronavirus vaccine across a wide spectrum, so when small companies are hearing that their intellectual property rights might be waived, they might be waived across other efforts they are making, and these are not government-funded companies. how do you feel about that dimension? i worry that these little firms are having the rug ripped out from underneath him, after

they use the devil george floyd, have yet to explain to any of us including myself how that had to doion or cops are racist or systemic racism. it was a tragic incident, we all know this, we watched the trial play out in justice be served for george floyd and his family but they used it to create a racial divide in this country, the very police that are out there every day protecting and serving all communities especially minority communities that have high crime areas in high crime situations so at the end of the day they use it to advance their agenda, and administration that has placated that agenda, we saw a riot season breakout and a culture of lawlessness passed off and excused as this false notion of justice, not just us to burn down your community, it is not just us to lose, target footlocker, at the end of the day the blm movement and organization has exploited the devil george floyd, raised him to martyrdom status but the litter to improve the situation of black americans or any americans for that matter. >> the final question, a report the biden administration is authorizin

the devil really will be in the detail this week, with showers.that more persistent rain hanging around in the north—west of scotland, possibly more meandering into western areas. possibly even with a low pressure pushing into the far south of england. but what we do know is there will be heavy downpours around becoming more slow—moving by wednesday. still 15s and 16s between the showers but some lengthy spells of rain when they do come along, with hail and thunder. and as i say, it's a pretty showery picture for much of the rest of the week. as ever, there is more on the website. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories: twenty people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities — after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. injerusalem — israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorised the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. and china's population cen

the latest is "the devil may dance."l. >> that is how i feel about you. that is how i feel about you. but thank you. >> let me ask you about what is going on in the republican party right now. this battle to oust liz cheney. how significant is it? >> it is very significant, because what it really shows is an allegiance to a lie. and an attack on liz cheney for her failure to display fealty to that lie. the voting records are very clear. congresswoman liz cheney is far more conservative than elise stefanik who will probably release her. liz cheney voted with trump and his policy items far more often than did stefanik. the only issue here is whether cheney is willing to lie and that is where the house republican party is and it is a bigger struggle going on within the republican party and sadly i think it is going to keep going for a few years. >> you know, barack obama said about the trump phenomenon, the takeover the party, the fever has to break. it doesn't feel like it is breaking any time soon. >> no. and it did seem,

. >>> if you're looking for a new book, check out jake tapper's new novel "the devil bay dance." i'm kate bolduan. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with what happened when courage is called for but cowardous answers. in the chamber over run by a violent mob, senate republicans blocked the creation of a bipartisan commission to investigate that attack. the bill actually got far more yes than no votes. 54 versus 35. but under the rules of the senate, 35 trumps 54 and 60 votes are needed for most bills to pass, which means minority party can block nearly anything even a bill like this one to investigate the attack that sent many of the same senators who voted no today into hiding. >> do my republican colleagues remember that day? do my republican colleagues remember the savage mob calling for the execution of mike pence, the makeshift gallows outside the capitol? >> well, they remember and it's not like there's nothing more to be learned. today a cnn review of court records reveal one in ten people charged in the insurrection are veterans or service members. a

sorry, most importantly, the author of the new novel "the devil may dance."being too cynical as lauren said, until proven otherwise or given evidence otherwise, i don't see reason for optimism that this is going to happen. >> you're not being too cynical. i think you're right. i think the calculated decision is made by mitch mcconnell that this commission, january 6th commission will obviously flekt on the republican part y poorly. that's why they decided to kill it and not support it. that doesn't mean that there won't be some sort of commission, whether it is nancy pelosi pushing a select committee in the house but it will not have the same gravitas necessarily as the 9/11 commission did. it's hard to be too cynical when you look at today's washington, kate. >> that's a good point. and let's stay on theme. speaking of cynical, marjorie taylor greene is equating mask mandates to what jews suffered in the holocaust. aside from it being gross and grossly inaccurate, i find myself in this place of this is also her wanting attention. i looked at what actual legi

and moscow hundreds of years ago have received russia have to say to russian people as almost the devil incarnate when you have a look at how phony 1800 hindsight is the official a coincidence discussions in the house of commons the language that british parliamentarians used in asian concerts that ascribes obvious lusha then was almost identical to how british elements variance despite the soviet union and how british policy opponents for instance ascribe in russia today in twin. c. $21.00 so there isn't a sense of anglo-saxon superiority in prison and was of a sense that russia is from the east russia represents the dock forces of the east which have historically france and the freedom and independence and civilization of the west and in syria the foreign b.j. 74 mismated i write best statements of their is nothing new there is nothing surprising they have kept so the narrative political zwan was what i was used to describe statements in hope is in fashion they talk about democracy for us is we talk to see they talk about woodstock received in russia they talk about it was obviously i

the devil really will be in the detail this week with showers.ore meandering into western areas. possibly even with low pressure pushing into the far south of england. what we do know is there will be heavy downpours around becoming more slow—moving by wednesday. still 15s and 16s between the showers but lengthy spells of rain and thunder. a pretty showery picture for the rest of the week. there is more on the website. this is bbc news, the headlines. the health ministry in gaza says twenty people, including nine children have been killed in israeli air strikes the strikes were retaliation after a barrage of rockets was fired from the territory towards jerusalem. israel says it killed at least three militants us regulators say they will allow children as young as 12 to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. children aged between 12 and 15 will be offered the pfizer—biontech jab. it had previously been limited to those aged 16 and over, under emergency use rules. a cyber—criminal gang that took a major us fuel pipeline offline over the weekend has

them up together they're realizing because of the another way of living are you ready to meet the devil then joining me right just do it. only calling a place if it is. the power of spring began in 2011. people stood up against corrupt rulers and dictatorship. all these moments have left deep box in my memory. of this it was usually it was another critical feeling. the people who were the liberty to. they had hoped for more security more freedom more dignity have their hopes been fulfilled. where does the arab world stand today 10 years after the arab spring. a rebellion starts june 7th on d w. in the weeks since fighting erupted between hamas and israeli forces the weapon of choice has been missiles and rockets but not anymore from attacks by air to attacks by fists arab and jewish mobs have taken to the streets of israeli cities some israeli leaders are now warning that this could end in a civil war will the world allow that to happen so far the usual calls for a cease fire have fallen on.

the devil really will be in the detail this week, with showers.ibly even with a low pressure pushing into but what we do know is there will be heavy downpours around becoming more slow—moving by wednesday. still 15s and 16s between the showers but some lengthy spells of rain when they do come along, with hail and thunder. and as i say, it's a pretty showery picture for much of the rest of the week. as ever, there is more on the website. this is bbc news, the headlines: the health ministry in gaza says 20 people, including nine children, have been killed in israeli air strikes. the strikes were retaliation after a barrage of rockets was fired from the territory towards jerusalem. israel says it killed three militants us regulators say they will allow children as young as 12 to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. children aged between 12 and 15 will be offered the pfizer—biontech jab. it had previously been limited to those aged 16 and over. china's 2020 census shows slowest population growth in decades. china's birthrate has been in steady decli

in the soviet union's role in both wars are and that is why they are hitting the state as almost a devil incarnate it does not make sense for the american and british relates so on the one hand tell their respective cables that it will speak soviet union which all the grunts of the vam act and rules about the end of nazi germany but on the other hand to then say boss is a de fer poses a terrible friend to freedom and independence of america and britain so they have to keep on depicts in busha in an extremely negative way and at the same time falsified the history of hope also and of its hawking about democracy in britain well let's have a closer examination of that shall wait is the head of the british states elects its not she is the uk house of the british parliaments the house of lords elect is no better is not much them ocracy in britain democracy in britain is merely a facade and yet so many would in a goodish people on this street wraps it from the realities of the country begun and also the same applies to the american people and when it comes to falsifying history well if the ame

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and moscow hundreds of years ago have saved russia have received the russian people as almost the devil incarnate when you have a look at how phone the 18 the hundreds hindsight is the official record of discussions in the house of commons the language the british parliamentarians used in 1000 concerts to describe czarist russia was almost identical to how british elements variance describe the soviet union and how the british policy of parliament for instance going to be in russia today in swing. c. $21.00 so there isn't a sense of anglo-saxon superiority in britain and was a sense that russia is from the ace russia represents the dark forces of the east which have historically france and the freedom and independence and civilization of the west and in syria the foreign b.j. 7 foreign ministers 80 i write best statements there was nothing new there was nothing surprising they've kept so the narrative buckles one was what i was used to describe statements in whole is inversion they talk about saddam ocracy versus talk receive they talk about we talk received in russia they talk about it

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the devil really will be in the detail this week with showers.nto western areas. possibly even with low pressure pushing into the far south of england. what we do know is there will be heavy downpours around becoming more slow—moving by wednesday. still 15s and 16s between the showers but lengthy spells of rain and thunder. a pretty showery picture for the rest of the week. there is more on the website. this is bbc news, i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 20 people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities, after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. this follows clashes at one of the most sensitive sites injerusalem, israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorized the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. are the movie awards losing their lustre? the us tv network nbc says it won't broadcast the golden globe awa

on these vaccines so this shouldn't be a surprise but the devil is always going to be in the details and this is a global act this isn't just an autonomous american act it has to be. approved by consensus that the world trade organization which means that america's partners france britain germany the swiss a big pharma producer are going to need to be on side so i think there was a little bit of. there was probably a little bit of. absence of diplomacy and ground preparation by the biden that ministration you know there's been a lot of focus on big pharma just as you just shared there's also little farm as we just heard from dr mcmurray heath if the biotechnology innovation organization you know their little firms like grid stone which is involved in some oncology approaches which it has found useful in attacking the coronavirus in various efforts that they're making can be called a novio which is working on d.n.a. platforms to deal with the h.p.v. virus deal with other brain cancer issues of what the kind that beau biden died from also finding a way to attack the coronavirus vaccine

the devil really will be in the detail this week, with showers.meandering into western areas. possibly even with a low pressure pushing into the far south of england. but what we do know is there will be heavy downpours around becoming more slow—moving by wednesday. still 15s and 16s between the showers but some lengthy spells of rain when they do come along, with hail and thunder. and as i say, it's a pretty showery picture for much of the rest of the week. as ever, there is more on the website. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. iam i am sally bundock. 22 people have been killed, including nine children, after israeli air strikes on gaza. countries around the world call for an end to the escalating violence between israel and the palestinians. us regulators have authorised the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. china's population census shows slowest growth since the introduction of the one—child policy in the 1970s. and the queen is preparing to present the government