look at his abs! they are _ at his abs! they are ridiculous.- at his abs!. , , ridiculous. mike gets stuck in. i am knee _ ridiculous. mike gets stuck in. i am knee deep _ ridiculous. mike gets stuck in. i am knee deep and _ ridiculous. mike gets stuck in. i am knee deep and still- i am knee deep and still sinking further.- i am knee deep and still sinking further. and carmen tries a tech _ sinking further. and carmen tries a tech solution - sinking further. and carmen tries a tech solution to - tries a tech solution to pollution. i tries a tech solution to pollution.— tries a tech solution to pollution. tries a tech solution to ollution. . . . pollution. i am cleaning the beach. hello and welcome to the travel show. it is hard to believe it has been around a whole year since life changed for everyone here in the uk thanks to the covid pandemic. the vaccine scheme is giving us hope we will soon be able to travel. in the meantime, stay with us for inspiration and tips that will be in handy when we can travel again. now the tried and true traveller favourite,

it plan for the booster 'ab. just talk us through that.— plan for the booster 'ab.s through that. it says it's got in a just war papers which show - us through that. it says it's got in | a just war papers which show read vaccination programme in 2021. it's a matter of months

old abe was shot during the war. but he returned to wisconsin as a hero. not only wisconsin, but throughout the north. he was given the honor of living out his days at the wisconsin state capitol. when they decided to create an airborne division, they took the likeness of a and used that -- the likeness of abe, and they used that for the 101st airborne division, which now is known as the screaming eagles in honor of old abe. i would like to conclude with one that doesn't have much attention -- elephants could have been used in the civil war, but were not. but some historians think they should have been. the term for going into battle during the civil war was "going to see the elephant." there were, of course, no elephants during the civil war. there could have been had president lincoln taken up the kind offer made by the king of siam. siam is what we call thailand today. he wanted to show his support for the union cause. lincoln did not think much of the idea and he politely declined. some people think he was to ration doing that. elephants had been used

.- i think| minority -- the 'ab. miatta? i think it's minority -- the 'ab. miatta? — minority -- the jab. miatta? i think it's definitely a risk. _ minority -- the jab. miatta? i think it's definitely a risk. if— minority -- the jab. miatta? i think it's definitely a risk. if the - it's definitely a risk. if the government will go on our route to make this compulsory, you can get around this. if you are exempted for reasons like being pregnant, then you can basically show proof of that. i think when the government did this will be key. fighting is more problematic when you haven't got the full population vaccinated because then... if they look to put it in august, when they hope they would have provided access to everyone, then you can start to see it workable. there are precedents. no one thinks twice before they get vaccinated and get a passport, and you need to use it to travel. i think there's a scope to it seems... 50% of people are in favour —— 56%. we have to leave with keys, wallet, mats, vaccine passport. we might need a backpack for all the stuff we need a

way out the abs go up to nothing for nothing. winners san jose now 8, 10 and. two i guess so. of all those stars they've got on that team, including erik karlsson, tomas hertl and the captain logan. good tour should be much better. a little, a lighter activity here. remember kiss cam, but the baseball games well, they're trying something kind of like that in milwaukee for the buck's games, only they're calling it. sanitizer camp like dad. uh the fans after reacted like julie said earlier. it's a sign of the times. you know, it is. hopefully they can bring kiss cam back soon. yeah, i mean the issue seemed never thought who would have ever thought that idea? but sanitizer back in the stands and it's looking. all right. maybe kiss camp will return sooner than you think. guys back here. god helps out guys back here. god helps out al -come on in. -hey-o! -hi! -oh. do you love our sweaters? i thought they would be perfect for the snow ball dance. i got them at the store where you buy things that go with the other things. oh, i know that place. that's where we got our salt-n-pepa sal

in honor of old abe. now, i talked a lot about all the ways that animals were used during the civil war. but i'd like to conclude with one that doesn't really get that much attention but it is kind of a fascinating thing to think about. elephants. they could've been used in the civil war, but we're not. but some historians think they should have been. now, what's ironic about this is the term for going into battle during the civil war was going to see the elephant. but of course, there were no elephants during the civil war. there could've been however, had president lincoln taken up the kind offer made by the king of cyan. sam is why we called thailand today. the king of thailand hired offered link in the use of elephants to show his support for the union cause. now, lincoln didn't think much of the idea and he politely declined. but some people think he was to ration doing that. elephants had been used for centuries by armies. they're an excellent way of transporting supplies, they're massive animals, t

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look at his abs. mike gets stuck in. i am knee deep and still sinking further.tries a technical solution to pollution. i am cleaning the beach. hello and welcome to the travel show. it is hard to believe it has been around a whole year since life changed for everyone in the uk thanks to the covid pandemic. the vaccination scheme is giving everyone hope that we will soon be able to travel. in the meantime stay with us for some escape, inspiration and tips before we hit the road again. this week, we are focusing on that tried and true traveller favourite, thailand. we kick off, literally in the thai capital of bangkok, where back in 2017, we convinced henry to train like a champion and try his hand at the country's national sport. muay thai is said to have been developed by thai warriors on the battlefields of the 14th century. it became known as the art of eight limbs because our hands, shins, elbows and knees are all used as points of contact. really quite high octane. these fighters are astonishing, watching up close and personal. but some bright spark at the t

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old abe was shot twice during the war but survived and returned to wisconsin as a hero. only in wisconsin, but throughout the north. he was given the honor of living out the rest of his days in the wisconsin state capital. he died in the 1880's but his legacy lived beyond that because in the 20th century, when the u.s. army decided to create an airborne division, they took the likeness of abe and used it as that insignia for that division, which today is known as that 101st airborne division, which is also known as the screaming eagles in honor of old abe. >> watch the program today at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. >> in 1918, the spanish flu infected one third of the world's population with a high mortality rate among healthy people. next, maria sanchez-tucker describes the impact the virus had on southern colorado, where mining communities were particularly vulnerable. this is from the borderlands of southern colorado lecture series, the video was provided by history colorado. >> at this time, it is my pleasure to introduce maria sanchez-tucker. for th

perhaps the “ourne call, get the “ab. perhaps the journey is — call, get the jab.he journey is less _ call, get the jab. perhaps the journey is less smooth - call, get the jab. perhaps the journey is less smooth than l call, get the jab. perhaps the i journey is less smooth than we might have assumed. a letter from the nhs to localjust says volumes of first doses will be significantly constrained because of a construction in national inbound vaccine supply. are visitors should close unfilled bookings from march 29 and not book any further appointments for april. you have just told everybody we are on track with the vaccination, but you haven't mentioned this letter from the nhs which says there is a significant reduction in the available reduction of supplier, and that clinics should stop taking appointments for the whole month of april. what is going on?— what is going on? vaccine su -l what is going on? vaccine suwly is _ what is going on? vaccine supply is always _ what is going on? vaccine supply is always lumpy - what is going on? vaccine| supply is always lum

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just talk us through that. it plan for the booster “ab.talk us through that.— plan for the booster “ab. just talk us through that. it says it's got in a 'ust war us through that. it says it's got in a just war papers _ us through that. it says it's got in a just war papers which _ us through that. it says it's got in a just war papers which show - us through that. it says it's got in | a just war papers which show read vaccination programme in 2021. it's a matter of months after we will unvaccinated all adults, so pretty rapid plan to revaccinate people... vaccines will become less effective over time. we know there's more going on to try and find slightly tweaked vaccines like the brazilian variant. really interesting report from the i and it says there will be drive through vaccination centres for under 50s next month, to try and improve the uptake among young adults. and to make that as easy as possible and ended incentivize young people to get it. incredible numbers. it also says the uk needs 50 million doses to offer the first jab uk

look at his abs! they're ridiculous! i have got a fair way to go yet. 0k. practice, yeah?! whistle blows thank you. i will have to call it a day. these guys are finely—tuned athletes. i've had the tiniest bit of training here. but my time here is up, so i hope you enjoyed my agony. greatjob from henry, there, channelling his inner warrior. up next, a local community battling to save its wildlife. back in 2019, we sent mike corey to the coast where conservationists have found an ingenious — albeit muddy solution — to an ongoing conservation challenge. few international travellers venture here, but in recent years the amazing transformation of its ecosystem has begun to draw people like me. it might not be one of the most beautiful ecosystems, but it is actually quite full of life. there are snails, cockles, crabs, macaques, birds — all kinds of wildlife, here. there's a monkey right here with a crab in its mouth. this place is quite an experience. the shellfish, shrimp, and crabs which thrive in this environment were almost at the brink of collapse a few years ago, because

it’s astrazeneca is out -- 'ab. it's like there i astrazeneca is out -- 'ab.zeneca is out —— jab. it�*s like there are parallel conversations about the eu being desperate for a vaccine in the roll—out but not the criticism that there isn't enoughin criticism that there isn't enough in the roll—out is too slow but then also a parallel conversation about whether the vaccines are effective and is it actually save to use them, but then you get this build—up of tension between the big players in the government of the eu, between astrazeneca, and it plays out with a country like australia and to get the blocking of the export. let's hear again from the head of the australian medical association who said exactly that, that the eu did not seem interested in the vaccine to start with. it’s the vaccine to start with. it's a little ironic _ the vaccine to start with. it's a little ironic that _ the vaccine to start with. it's a little ironic that europe didnt— a little ironic that europe didn't seem keen on the astrazeneca vaccine a few weeks a -o astrazeneca vaccine a f

to their opinion of the administration if the soldiers can vote in 1864 for president of the us old abe will again be president. you may not believe what i have told you, but if you live to see 1864 you will find my words true if old abe carries out what he has commenced. although we are tired of war we had rather fight for the next 10 years than compromise with treason. strong words. yeah now again, i'm going to have to offer a counterpoint. this is not necessarily. the majority opinion among the soldiers and this is especially something like this which is somewhat political. really reflects the diversity of democrats and republicans in illinois. in fact illinois is in some ways at this time almost a microcosm of the entire nation on how it's divided in terms of opinion. so the opinions on the emancipation of proclamation that you find by other soldiers varies quite a bit. some of them think this is a terrible idea because now the south is going to fight all the harder they are going to be so mad at us that they're really going to dig in their kind of thing. but a lot of them do look a

when abe schumer was on the way, you knew that help was on the way.s delivering help to a lot more people. >> so this is a wonderful day for america. this is one of the most consequential pieces of legislation we have passed in decades. and you know what we can show, america? that we can get things done to make their lives better. and we will continue to do that through the rest of this session. help is on the way. back with us senate majority leader chuck schumer. and senator schumer, the filibuster rules seem as though there might be some movement. we've heard recent statements by senator manchin saying there are adjustments that he can make. can you make any more progress in the senate if you don't have some changes in the filibuster rules? >> well, look, here's our bottom line. and i think every democrat shares this, praise god. and that is that we need big bold change. america, as i mentioned, not only because of the covid crisis but because people do not have that american optimism and they turn to demagogues like trump. and if we don't do anyth

sb 86 and ab 86 will get the ball rolling on getting our kids back in the classroom. i look forward to working on this bill this coming thursday. counties are beginning to see their case rates drop and moving into less restrictive tiers. couple of weeks ago, the governor and legislature worked on a plan to get kids back tog have a plan, an actual concrete, reopening plan. as we know, california is a large and diverse state. ab 86 and sb-86 will allow school districts to develop their own plans designed to meet the unique needs and we hope to reopen sooner rather than later. the proposal will often include much needed additional funding for our schools to help them address learning challenges caught by distance learning. especially supportive, our students deserve all the resources we can provide them. providing additional academic support, reducing class size and summer school were necessary to help ouran now take a sigh of relief in knowing we're taking steps to get kids in the classroom in a safe and healthy way for children and teachers. next up is senator dr. rich

meanwhile, unpopular and ab certified practices like ballot harvesting where paid political could showwith stacks of other people's ballots would not be allowed, it would be mandatory. washington would mandate that every state and county in america would adopt same day voter registration with minimal safeguards, but make it incredibly difficult for states and counties to conduct routine voter list maintenance, like removing dead people or voters who don't live there any longer. then there's the whole question of political speech. refereeing campaigns and policing speech are sensitive tasks. appropriately, it was designed after watergate would be bipartisan, even split 3-3. so let me dwell on that for a minute. after watergate, my party, the republican party was just about wiped out. the overwhelming democratic majority could have done anything they wanted to. it never occurred to them that the federal election commission set up to police how we run campaigns would be made a partisan entity. they could have done it then. now we're in a 50-50 senate and a narrowly majority in the house a

she was like a station ab 5.50. is critically important. >> privacy rights advocates and civil liberty groups were among the opposition that defeated similar legislation proposed by us, simply by virtue back in 2017. he is taking another run at it because. >> we have to say in a fuss and because these deaths are completely utterly preventable. >> has it lead you kron. 4 news. >> coming up tonight at 5.30, governor newsome visiting alameda. what he had to say about the prospect of having to replace senator dianne feinstein. plus, the governor says help is coming to california schools from the federal government. what that means for students here in the bay area and a lot of news from the governor is also talking about reopening schools. the harsh words to governor had for the people leading the recall effort tomor deadline for organizers of the effort to recall governor newsome to turn in the necessary signatures for. >> getting that recall effort on the ballot. >> our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains w

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. , ., ., , particular 'ab.ularjab. yes, and it matters that the french _ particularjab. yes, and it matters that the french one _ particularjab. yes, and it matters that the french one doesn't, - particularjab. yes, and it matters . that the french one doesn't, because they have so badly handled the vaccine in that you, that there is a stockpile of astrazeneca vaccine that hasn't been put in people's arms. that is why they potentially face and really serious problems if there is a fresh wave coming across to you. a part of the problem that we now face here in the uk is that the vast majority of under 50s have not been vaccinated, and it's those people who are more likely to spread the disease. so while you may less likely to be hospitalised or killed by covid if you are my age, you will be more likely to spread it and you may be more likely to contract it if you have not been given these vaccines, which, of course, have slowed down recently.— slowed down recently. receive a thumbs-up _ slowed down recently. rec

ab 5.50.critically important. >> privacy rights advocates and civil liberty groups were among the opposition that defeated similar legislation proposed by us, simply by virtue back in 2017. he is taking another run at it because. >> we have to say enough of this and because these deaths are completely utterly preventable. >> has it lead you kron. 4 due. >> di whether time now as we get a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero on a tuesday night crawford. she pearl joins us now with a look ahead. yeah, guys, we're winding down on winter now. looks like we have a little more rain headed our way right now, though, tonight, beautiful evening outside grab a jacket. if you're stepping outside a little cool in spots. a breeze blowing along the coastline to just over 20 miles an hour in the san francisco. and speaking of there, you can see san francisco looking good as the sun getting ready to set storm clouds off the coastline. those will slowly be churning in our direction. and tomorrow we

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.- than proving you have a 'ab. thank ou ve than proving you have a 'ab.have a jab. thank you very much, great to speak to you both. a suspect�*s been charged with murder after ten people were killed in the state of colorado, when a gunman opened fire in a supermarket. the shooting happened in the city of boulder. those who died included a police officer. david willis reports. early afternoon in a residential area of boulder, colorado, and police are called to a local grocery store where a man with a rifle had opened fire. as people were led to safety, chilling video emerged of victims lying wounded, both inside and outside the store. among the dead was local police officer eric talley, a veteran of the local police force. officer eric talley arrived on the scene, was the first on the scene, and was fatally shot. i also want to commend the heroic actions of the officers responding not only from boulder pd but from across the county. police officers' actions fell nothing short of being heroic. pictures from the scene showed a middle—aged man, shirtless and

i'm still waiting i really the year of the 'ab. a scenario now where apparently people could be having three jabs in the space of ten months. and this is an interview with the vaccines minister and he is actually suggesting that there could be eight vaccines on stream by the end of the year which is great news. we have got molder irna, should be getting but they're month. which would give us three different vaccines to use in our programme. but there are some quite interesting details in this story. the suggestions are there could be some kind of drive—through system for young people in their 20s and 30s and 40s, so you could drive through and 40s, so you could drive through and have yourjab at speed. not too much beat hopefully. but i'm not sure how that would work in practice and i would be quite stressed and drive—through scenarios. the pressure of traffic behind you but i'm sure we will all be very well ordered and organised. but that's quite an interesting little way of powering through the rest of the population. but it seems

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of 5 million euros who have had the'ab.�* , ._ of 5 million euros who have had the'ab. , ., , , the 'abany people of god, just by — the jab. because so many people of god, just by chance, _ the jab. because so many people of god, just by chance, many - the jab. because so many people of god, just by chance, many of. of god, just by chance, many of them will have had different conditions happening soon after they got the vaccine, unfortunately. so this does not mean the vaccine caused at. suspending vaccine rollout is the last thing europe needs, delivery delays mean vaccination rates across the continent are still way behind the uk. and some people suggest the uk. and some people suggest the single—dosejohnson & johnson vaccine which was approved on thursday may not arrive until april. most of the countries with the highest infection rises are in central and eastern europe stopping to check republic and slovakia have had to move covid hospital patients to other european countries, while parts of estonia ran out of hospital beds this week, triggering another partial lockdown. the vaccine

'ab. ~ ., «i ., their 'ab.there will be shortages. what do you know about this at this stage going forward? we had this at this stage going forward? - had the letter a couple of days ago from nhs england saying that there would be four week period possibly where they would not been able to supply as much as they could, so thatis supply as much as they could, so that is not to vaccinate people under 50. there is a reassurance that it should start happening but we should be focusing on covering people in the second dose group. i hope it is a bump and once the supply comes, we can get going with that. ., ., supply comes, we can get going with that. . «i ., , supply comes, we can get going with that. . «' ., , . supply comes, we can get going with that. . «i ., , ., , ., that. talk to us a little bit about the conversations _ that. talk to us a little bit about the conversations happening - that. talk to us a little bit about - the conversations happening between, it is the over 505 and those who have had the vacci

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. . ., . ., , for both the pfizer and astrazeneca 'abs. _, . .,, ., , jabs.. the concern was always with the vaccine work as _ jabs. the concern was always with the vaccine work as well _ jabs. the concern was always with the vaccine work as well in - jabs. the concern was always with the vaccine work as well in this i the vaccine work as well in this particular population group? because they are very frail. and so it is reassuring that we see the signs of effect but of course it's only one dose and we need to see what happens after two doses and also the really important question about how long people remain immune. iflare important question about how long people remain immune. care homes have been hit _ people remain immune. care homes have been hit particularly _ people remain immune. care homes have been hit particularly hard - people remain immune. care homes have been hit particularly hard in - have been hit particularly hard in this pandemic. around one third of covid deaths have been elderly care home residents so the news thatjust a single vaccine do

in prison mr abe said the case against him is politically motivated. need. if all you need to lock someone up is 2 people with questionable reputations and strange statements and you can lock up anyone you want to absolutely anyone and that's in austria which already has autocratic tendencies. said in a b.z. he pictured having a system like or bonds hungry for being honest austria isn't so far away from that anymore he says. mr h. was also charged with making an illegal recording but a berlin court ruled that the video did not break the law mr h. believes the separate cocaine charge is being used to punish him for making the video while only appearing to be unrelated. the berlin justice department says it has no authority to get involved in an extradition case. under a left wing member of the german parliament believes germany should take a stronger position though you look at what they're showing i think we ought to look very very closely at the motives for this extradition request and whether we want to comply with it. or whether that would set a totally w

and with 2 minutes to go i'm sorry hon found himself one on one for abs books 3rd shot on target and the 3rd goal. yet again marcos' team came to white pointless. field boys tried everything and did everything we talked about for the. aim for to get it we've talked about enjoying our football and i thought he saw that at times today i would have not done shaun and still it's another week without a positive result and 1st we have to deal with that kind of flux aliveness in a. coach to oversee 6 straight defeats was lucio faffing and 2015. that will be departing but not yet he insisted after the game now let's look at how his future. dortmund were in fine fettle going into this game they may be out of touch with the top of the table but they're the only german side still in 3 competitions including the champions league. that's primarily thanks to the man marco goes will be succeeding and in tears each after a ropey start with him at the helm goodmans game has markedly improved recently in terms of tactics commitment and consistency but they're going to mind all the time enough that i'v

over there to see you unni you you can fix this for your abs are your dreams are just to do that is a full speech or is it really to me for you to feel to be able to have that chance to go on and think this through e.c.v. we can begin to look at what it means to think of assets is as is obscene what's people who are defying art i did this last eat i was drawn to a mass movement led by women in delhi. the shaheen box sit in protest at a major public highway was against the government citizenship amendment act critics said the legislation was discriminatory against muslims. it was absolutely unbelievable to be on a public highway read blocking tax pieces but having really speaks so strong be honest the years and so clearly of all who are democratic they are and what citizenship meat. eaters post is and drawings on this piece for protests have now been compiled into a book. a powerful graphic narrative of women at the forefront of a mass movement. within these 2 creative context so we mean being at the fact of people's movement and a state that's kind of catching one big sheeny taking an

.— the call, get the “ab. perhaps the “ourne is the call, get the “ab. the call, get the jab. perhaps the journey is less smooth _ the call, get the jab. perhaps the journey is less smooth than - the call, get the jab. perhaps the journey is less smooth than we . the call, get the jab. perhaps the - journey is less smooth than we might have assumed. a letter from the nhs to local trusts says volumes for first doses will be significantly constrained because there is a reduction in national inbound vaccine supply. services should close unfilled bookings for march 299 and not book any further appointments for april you have told everybody we are on track with the vaccination but you haven't mentioned this letter from the nhs which says there is a significant reduction in the available supply and that vaccine centres should stop taking appointments for the whole month of april. what is going on? the vaccine supply is always lumpy, and we regular already send out technical letters to the nhs, to explain the ups and downs of the supply over the future weeks an

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he put the question to his local fema represented abs, had the city ever seen so many disasters in such short time? they didn't think so. it might be that lake charles has the unfortunate distinction of the most disaster stricken city in the most disastrous year in recent memory. the regions mortality rate shot up 25% in 2020, according to the mayor. if the federal government can do something to help my city return to a semblance of normalcy, he said, they should do it. i don't think mayor hunter is alone in feeling this way. not many city suffered as much as lake charles did during 2020, but all city suffered. the pandemic infected their citizens and the adjacent economic crisis deflected their finances. nearly two thirds of the charles tax revenue, for instance, came from sales tax. and with the casinos and other businesses closing, they had to scale back. the mayor hit pause on building new infrastructure. and i know many of your cities were forced to do the same. others had to lay off workers. compared to the start of 2020, there were 1.4 million fewer state and local government emp

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and you can watch the closing moments of that game live on bbc1 right now — it is an ab play becauseity, 3—1 they are up. with a second goal for them star player of the game. that is live on bbc one right now. and the fa cup semifinal draw was made at half time in that game. the winners of this game will face southampton. while chelsea will take on manchester city. there was a thrilling london derby, where arsenal came from 3—0 down to draw with west ham at the london stadium. david moyes�* side raced into what seemed like a comfortable three—goal lead inside 32 minutes, before a couple of own goals and a header from alexandre lacazette levelled it up. a share of the points doing little for either side�*s hopes of a top four finish. alex gulrajani reports. graduation time is looming for west ham and their european ambitions. in jesse, they have a player who knows what it takes to get there. a fifth goal in his seventh appearance got them started early with arsenal and his foresight and quick thinking helped them doubled the lead. arsenal switched off, jarrod bowen switched on. arsena

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