alexandra: sure, i would be happy -- alexandra: i would be happy to.ent her the book really around three women and smaller anecdotes about other women woven in between. the first slave woman is corinna hinton. we don't know a lot about her life for she was enslaved by the man who was also the father of her children, silas omohundro. but there are court cases and letters that exist that are related to her history. we can tell she had children with omohundro, who was a slave trader in richmond, virginia, and ran a boardinghouse there. from the record, we can tell that corinna played a role in running the boardinghouse and the slave jail. she was responsible for marketing and some other care work associated with the jail, and especially with providing clothing for individuals in jail in richmond. so i explored her history and what her life must have been like to have been a slave woman herself who was living and raising a family right next to a slave jail. the other women i talk about one is named sarah. i have been saying this every chance i get to talk

>>has been joining us all day alexandra it. we have come expect the unexpected during the trump administration that has been anything but conventional but i think even the most cynical would not have predicted this. >>don't think anyone would have ever expected to see anything like what played out today happened at the u.s. capitol of all places and so tonight the situation has calmed down quite a bit compared to what we saw before, although i should say the dc city curfew has now been in place for about 2 hours and still we see dozens of protesters who are out on the streets of dc they have been pushed back quite a ways away from the capital. and it seems that law enforcement agencies do have a handle on the situation we have the national guard capitol police. the dc police department all kind of. out on the capitol grounds and despite you know everything that happened today, including the death of at least one of those protesters rioters really who stormed into the u.s. capitol despite all of that. lawmakers say they do plan

alexandra thank you for the moment we will leave you there in moscow where police are swiftly. arresting any demonstrators who starting to come out onto the streets those demonstrations against the arrests of alexina valmy were due to start in moscow this hour. reacting swiftly and surely against anyone who looks like they are coming out onto the streets will be keeping a close eye on events in russia and coming back to alexandra. in the morning. now members of a world health organization team have visited the markets in the chinese city of new hand as they investigate the origins of the pandemic a live animal market distributed food to the entire city and is thought to be where the virus was 1st detected the team has visited 2 hospitals that were at the center of the outbreak i will also visit a covert 19 museum dedicated to the early history of the pandemic before drafting a report. brazil's neighbors are imposing new restrictions on travel to and from latin america's largest country is concerned about a new coronavirus variant spreads across the region that seen rollouts for

dominick thanks very much live to moscow and our correspondent there alexandra go for so alexandra he's looking a lot better than he did 4 months ago and 3 months ago and 2 months ago as well i guess and he can now become even if he is behind bars a focal point for those critics those other critics in the country of mr putin. yes yes indeed i mean the not only that he's looking far much better he says that he feels that he is well enough to return and continue his. action in in russia he also is apparently not afraid and actually wants to show that he cannot be scared off by trent so that he will be put in a jail for quite a while by some new charges that there have been both these moves of the violin is seen as a brave move here in russia is seen as the next police it's challenge through the authorities indeed he wants to continue his political career here in russia he's a positional victim in the end he has to be in the russia for dead even if he ends up in prison serving there to suspend the sentence on the other hand russia has to do they recognize that they did receive material fro

alexandra appreciate your time tonight by the way a lot of people i think googling the 25th amendment, it's essentially an amendment to the constitution. >>in the 1960's that the cabinet vice president too essentially take the power from the president if he or she is deemed unfit to serve so there's that. >>a lot going on today, how we need to take one quick br these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma m

into custody police raided their offices and apartments ahead of planned protests let's talk to alexandra she's our correspondent live for us in moscow so and xander what do we have put what do you think happens next. well viney use the hughes a right to speak during this appeal process to send a message to his supporters and his main message is that the whole prosecution of him is done deliberately to scare people off to scare everyone that objects the president the authorities in russia and his message was to everybody that he's not afraid and that they shouldn't be afraid and now what followed immediately is a renewed calls for a new protests one is scheduled for sunday and his supporters are saying this is the only way to release him from from from jail in the meantime people that participated in the previous protests are being charged and their houses are being searched and the ones that planned to participate in the new one are being warned of that it's going to be illegal they're going to violate numerous laws of russia his lawyers do plan to appeal to the court of cassation and al

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alexander thank you alexandra gold for in moscow. earlier novelli declared that he'd been subjected to a lawless trial a miami city by stars because they're saying this is an open court decision on the police chief's motion for my wrist why is court in the police station why didn't they inform anyone why was i not served i've seen nonsense in the justice system before but this apparently that old man in the bunker is so afraid of everything that they defiantly ripped up and threw away the criminal proceedings code what is happening here is just impossible this is ultimately lawlessness i cannot call it something else however russia's foreign minister says not only is detention is entirely legal. you know the case of nivelle me has gained foreign political resonance artificially and baselessly everything is happening to the valley in connection with his returning and detention falls within the competence of the law enforcement forces fears of an insider attack have prompted the f.b.i. it's about all $25000.00 national guards being dep

the masters snooker that's due to start on sunday will be played in milton keynes rather than alexandrause there's a hotel on site which makes it easier to maintain a covid safe environment. gerwyn price is the first world champion of the new year. he beat gary anderson seven sets to three in the world darts final at alexandra palace last night becoming the first welshman to lift the trophy and he's also gone to number one in the world rankings. just six years ago, he gave up on a professional rugby career and came through qualifying school to get onto the darts tour. i spoke to ‘the iceman' earlier about last night's final and his journey to the top of his sport. the first set was edgy. the second set in as soon as i found my feet than the third set. just putting off that. i felt really confident. than the third set. just putting off that. ifelt really confident. i knew i was playing really well. all of my doubles were going again. i was going well. the one set. i didn't know at the time it was a record breaker. but i missed a 9—darter. i knewi record breaker. but i missed a 9—darter.

i will start with you, alexandra.ernment in california, failed many, many things but this has been pretty bad. story after story about vaccines going bad and they are pretty much just going them away and you have a group of people who do things like send $500,000 to the dumb dumb to go to usc and the same people trying to skip the line, i don't have a problem with the free market, my problem is little old people trying to stay alive push out of the way so these elbow rubbers can get the job done what say you, alexandra? >> all of these celebrities trying to jump the line, these are all people stealing the virtues of joe biden focused on equity this week. these are all people telling us how to live our lives, we should be doing things. the college admission scandal is exactly what came to mind for me also, when this started, there were instagram influencers in new york also trying to get ahead but nobody could get covid tests. i think this is a real window into what happens when we put government in control of things.

republicans do plan to challenge those results more more every day our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has details about what lawmakers plan to do. >>dozens of congressional republicans plan to challenge the election results defend the people's right to have fair and free election treasonous the fact of the matter is is that the election's results have been certified democrats like california congressman jim costa and fun, but it does say the efforts will not only fail but also further divide the country this terrible for democracy to say the person that one really didn't win because we're afraid president and some of these really crazy followers and nevada congresswoman dina titus says it's been proven repeatedly that the election was fair and accurate the people voted there's been no evidence of fraud there been some. >>50 lawsuits filed and been overturned still senator ron johnson stands by republicans plans to challenge the election results we are not acting to thwart the democratic process reacting to protected democratic lawmakers like california congressman tony got of t

. >> author alexandra finley speaks about her book, “an intimate economy: enslaved women, work, and america'sslave trade.” miss finley describes how she chose the enslaved women profiled in her book, and how she researched the complicated relationships and work within the slave trade. "the journal of the civil war era" provided this video.

live now to our scotland correspondent, alexandra mackenzie. alexandra, what more can you tell us? today and the impact they are likely to have. ~ . ., ., ., , to have. well, much of scotland is alread in to have. well, much of scotland is already in lockdown, _ to have. well, much of scotland is already in lockdown, but - to have. well, much of scotland is already in lockdown, but now- to have. well, much of scotland is| already in lockdown, but now those restrictions have got even tighter. if you go for a takeaway, a covey of food, you won't be allowed inside. they will serve you either through the hatch or out on the street. —— a coffee, orfood. also, if you do click and collect, there are fewer items you can order via click and collect, only what they call essential items. you will have to make an appointment to collect them and that will also be done outside. now, the overall message from the scottish government is to stay at home unless it is absolutely essential. and there is also some concern about an outbreak of coronavirus on the island of barra. the western isles has des

alexandra got for us live for us in moscow and joins us now alexandra why did the court deny of all the bail when he was unconscious when he left the country. well this hearing today was about this decision to keep him in detention until the other hearing the hearing about the probation violation so the court to just said everything that was decided when he was detained when landing in moscow was illegal in the vine is legal thing was arguing that not only didn't have the correct and right access to his lawyers that also there was basically no independent sort of the court secured because the court was in the police station and the prosecuting part was the police but judge didn't think anything of importance so he after a very short of deliberation this missed this appeal and uphold the previous the previous season when it comes to what is basically the main thing that is the hearing that is coming next week on the charges that he violated his probation what to the prison authorities are saying that he didn't report himself as he was supposed to that the he didn't report himself when th

thank you very much alexandra godfrey in moscow. the again didn't government restored internet access across the country it had been cut off since the eve of the presidential election last week the official result shows president yoweri must 70 easily won a 6th term but the opposition candidate bobby wine promised to provide evidence of voter fraud when the internet was reconnected the wine has gone on twitter saying this heavily armed military and police of once again raided our party offices in kampala no one allowed to go in or come out and 70 after committing the most vile election fraud in history has resorted to the most despicable forms of intimidation catherine sawyer joins us now from camp so catherine are we any closer to getting this alleged evidence that bobby wine says he has talking about an election that was not pretty and. well that's what everybody's waiting for he had said that he is going to present his evidence once the internet is back up and we've been speaking to officials of his far to the national unity plat

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the president out of office even before the inauguration of president elect joe biden we've got alexandra le mon joining us live from washington with the latest on the story, good morning alex. >>good morning and democratic leaders announced they will take the first step to try to remove president trump from office later this morning and now even some republican senators say president trump needs to leave the white house now. speaker of the house nancy pelosi says democrats will try to pass a resolution to pressure vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and tried to remove president trump from office i believe donald trump is a threat every single day. >>when he is at 1600 pennsylvania if the vice president does not respond in 24 hours democrats say they'll seek to impeach president trump senator ron wyden of oregon says president trump incited the mobs that invaded the u.s. capitol this is part of making it clear that the country understands the enormity of the damage that was done by domestic terrorists republican senator roy blunt says impeaching the president again wou

alexander golts fraud joins us now on the sign from moscow and alexandra from the length and breadth of russia many protests of propped up in support of alexina valley we've seen demonstrations ongoing in the capital moscow what's the situation like that right now. while at this moment there is people streaming in on the square in a really big numbers there is this for sure a couple 1000 people at this point police keeps on the arresting and they knew well and they're getting really a rush of so far they have detained at least 50 people 1 here on them also a square where the process is going on the police is calling the violence seekers for people to disperse because there is a pandemic and also because this process does not have a permit as so the numbers of people that can come to process a growing divide a minute and nor is the numbers of people detained by the police how were the authorities prepared to fold these protests what sort of numbers are we talking about in terms of those trying to control the protests. while they started preparing for this broaches the moment it was th

all right alexandra thank you for that update from moscow. crowds in belgium's capital are gathering to demonstrate against coronavirus restrictions they're rallying against the country's tough lockdown and its 9 pm curfew a ban on nonessential travel to and from belgium was also introduced on wednesday. police in the netherlands are bracing for more protests on sunday hundreds have already been arrested during consecutive nights of curfew riots it's the worst civil unrest the netherlands has seen in 4 decades the 1st curfew since the 2nd world war stuff awesome has more from amsterdam. here with the location where the past few weeks saw the biggest rally it has now declared a high risk area by the mayor he says that if i'm concerned that weapons could be taken to the area so that will cordon off to a location near the rights museum but people are still expected to attend here and also in august it is there's an increasing agora but also they should know about the restrictions especially to curfew here and the naplan for path and been in plac

congresswoman alexandra alexandra causing a cortez has joined a growing not group demoniac clamp down against this information but republicans fear any clampdown will focus squarely on then kind of more propose the congresswoman who is known by her initials is seen as a rising star in the democratic party a o c is all about diversity social justice and protecting civil liberties she communicates with her adoring public primarily through social media with thousands sharing her tweets and live streams why do we need to change people's well being and ability to survive for yet another corporate bailout we need to get the relief of going out our elected officials offices. and demanding believe no holding back there but it seems that now alexandria kazuo cortez's a ok with media censorship we're going to have to figure out. how we rate in our media environment so that you can't just disinformation and misinformation so bright all of the news media and teach people how to properly consume news now you can see where this is heading for a o.c.s. critics let's unpack this proposal she wants to

alexandra what can you tell us as far as the mood in washington d c. >>well good morning. well, house democrats say they are moving forward with this second impeachment of president trump because they believe he is a threat to the nation for as long as he remains in the white house, even if that's only for a few days longer. >>even before the u.s. house voted on a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office pence dismissed the idea in a letter to speaker pelosi saying he does not believe that is in the best interest of the nation or consistent with our constitution now democratic lawmakers say they'll move forward with an impeachment vote against president trump. whom they charged with committing high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states chanting stop the steal. and hang mike pence. >>they threaten the lives and safety of the 3 individuals in the line of succession to the president united states at least 5 republican house members say they will join de

likely russia will jail no brownie for surviving it rory chalons al-jazeera let's go live now to alexandra god so what impact is all of this international reaction having on moscow. well indeed not a lot of impact we have only one reaction so far of the spokesperson of minister of foreign affairs marty has a heart of a who wrote on her facebook page and she was actually reacting to condemnation and the request for immediate release of the vile need. that was made by jake sullivan the the advisor of president elect joe biden and what she said before she wrote is actually that they should abide by international law and not interfere in a national law but they're out there deal with their own problems and that was her message for all the international politicians reacting to the arrest of we know from the past that such requests. to kremlin are not very well met in the red square are not really very well matched by the russian dorothy's that is to say they're not going to make them at least not by any or have show any leniency to him all right thanks so much that's alexandra from moscow. stil

for the last attack which it's a nice now in just a moment we'll be getting all the latest from alexandra gold foil who is in moscow but 1st this report from victoria case and be. riot police out in force in central some petersburg ahead of nationwide rallies on sunday to the supporters of opposition leader alexina valmy there was this warning from the russian government but it is doing you mean it's just a look at the russian interior ministry units and other law enforcement will use all necessary measures to ensure public order at sites of mass events moreover we want that any violent actions against offices or refusal to obey their lawful orders will be prevented individuals who commit such eat legal actions will be detained and held accountable according to the law. the government wants to stop a repeat of last week's anti-government protests which took place across at least $100.00 towns and cities but many of nivelle new supporters are angry after a court this week that he should be kept in jail until his next hearing he's accused of violating the terms of a previous sentence by tra

if he is convicted in that trial live in washington alexandra limon thanks a lot alexandra. >>6 '02 on the clock president trump is losing his online soap boxes. we know he's been banned from twitter and facebook and instagram already and now a possible. far right home for his messages is being shut down the social media app parlor markets itself as a free speech platform and its popular with conservatives but now google apple and amazon have all booted the app from their app stores and its web hosting services are also being shut down because amazon says it will no longer support the app because it promotes crime and violence without any moderation from the apps managers. that means the platform effectively is now offline until it finds a new home. >>happening today in response to trump being banned from twitter pro trump ralliers are expected to demonstrate outside the twitter headquarters in san francisco. and the police they don't know what's going to happen so they're going to be prepared in case that things are not peaceful. they say they have enough resources to respond to any d

>>alexandra le mon. campuses are seen a record number of diverse applications applications among black students rose nearly 50% of both and cow. the number of latino applicants rose 33% meantime, the overall number of diverse applications increased at all 9 you see campuses universities are crediting the spike to eliminating standardized testing requirements along with years of recruitment in underserved areas. >>100 leaders of the nation's most diverse collegiate institutions met with white house officials asking for critical funding to support black and indigenous students hardest hit by the pandemic this meeting was to discuss the american rescue plan. the biden administration's coronavirus stimulus package leaders that historically black colleges and universities say their students need to be prioritized as minorities are being infected and dying from covid-19 at higher rates. >>they fighting issues of of inequity in this country that have always been here. but it just made it worse. so a lot you kno

le mon joins us with more on what unfolded today, alexandra. >>hey there good evening and the tense situation i

, thema thanks alexandra. >>well president trump is losing his online soap boxes. he's been banned from twitter facebook and instagram and now a possible far right home for his messages is being shut down the social media app parlor markets itself as a free speech platform in is popular with conservatives. but now google apple and amazon have booted the app from its app stores and its web hosting services saying it's encouraging violence and crime. and that means a platform is now offline. >>happening today in response to trump being banned from twitter there's a pro trump rally. that's plan to take place outside of twitter headquarters in san francisco. police say they're prepared. they haven't of resources to respond to any demonstration that goes beyond peaceful, it's unclear when the protesters plan to gather at the twitter headquarters on market street. but barricades are being set up this morning. we'll have a live report with sarah stinson in the coming half hour. >>and we will have continuing coverage

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news.become so popular in the past year that there's now a worldwide shortage of skates — as daniella relph reports. music plays from total beginners, to making a career out of it. the challenge, the joy and the frustration, as plotted on social media by newly—qualified doctor and new skater kelsey loveday. this is a hobby that gets me out moving my body, getting all those feel—good endorphins of active exercise, so i can almost switch off my medical brain, skate around and just let the, sort of, trauma of the pandemic and what i deal with at work just glide away. roller—skating google searches doubled in recent months, thanks in part to viral skaters like umijanta from berlin. lastjune, she posted this... almost three million views later, she's given up herjob and made freestyle roller—skating her career. everything has no importance any more when it comes to skating. so you don't think about work, you don't think about money or whatever, you just skate. so this moment has such power, that

poisoning which he says was sanctioned by the government this is the 2nd straight weekend of protests alexandra gold for has more from moscow the organizers announced that that is it for today that they made their point by managing to reach the tension center where now vialli has been held the but that didn't come easy today 1st of all the original point where the protesters were supposed to gather was completely sealed off the whole center of moscow the heart of moscow was sealed off with buses not running metro not stopping so they started together in the reserve points and this points were changing in an hour because every time they would start gathering coming out on the streets then police would immediately detain people. the european union is saying it will receive $9000000.00 extra doses of covert $1000.00 vaccines from the pharmaceutical company astra zeneca making $40000000.00 in total it comes after a video conference between the european commission president sort of on the lion and the c.e.o.'s of pharmaceutical companies and you had accused astra zeneca earlier in the week of backtr

thanks alexandra. >>you're watching live on your screen right now a this the new president and a vice president heading toward arlington national cemetery where they will lay a wreath at the tomb of the they are going to be joined by. we understand 3 former presidents and their barack obama michelle obama george w or bush. bill and hillary clinton. we will not be seeing the carters they announced that they would not be attending. you did. i guess health reasons h. >>well there has been their 90's or at i know, former president carter is and had he has suffered a series of health issues falls and the like and. >>you know elderly people are being told for the most part not to travel because of the pandemic so that was also the case for former vice president. dick cheney. and his wife they were invited to the inauguration. word is they very much wanted to be at president biden's inauguration today but on the advice of the cheney's doctors they elected to not travel, but they did note how proud they were o

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news.poor results with a convincing 3—1win at tottenham. natalie pirk5 watched the action. a 5tuttering start, a lack of energy and zero goal5 — yeah, liverpool's league form this year is pretty much all of us right now. and it looked like son had made things much worse for them 5traightaway. as he wheeled away in celebration though, var drew the dreaded line. off5ide by a heel. there was no time to draw breath. mane looked menacing and on the stroke of half—time liverpool finally made their pre55ure count. firmino coming in, there's the goal. their first league goal of 2021 was 5wiftly followed by their second, 5econd5 into the second half. with harry kane off injured tottenham needed to respond very quickly, and boy, did hojbjerg get the memo. what a way to score your first goal for the club. this was frenetic. mo salah thought he'd 5cored, but var ruled it out for handball. liverpool though were unperturbed and mane got the goal he deserved. fini5hed off by sadio mane brilliantly. 3—1 li

moscow as alexandra go for we begin however in berlin with correspondent there dominic cain dominic do we know where he is right now his flight is due to depart in the next half hour or so so presumably he's actually physically at the airport yes that is the safe presumption there are some reports that suggest that german police will be giving him security right the way up to the door of the plane so high stakes as it were in this particular scenario and it's also worth pointing out that in so far as the wider elements of this case are concerned we know that the german justice ministry has this weekend said that it has provided the russian or thora tease with considerable details transcripts of interviews that they performed with mr van they once he had recovered sufficiently to be able to speak to them and also says the german justice ministry it has sent on to the russian or thora he's certain items of clothing and blood samples from mr nirvana and they say that this particular crime in their words needs to be solved in russia that it is in russia that this must be solved and that ch

alexandra limon reports. a final farewell from the first lady.elania trump posted a goodbye message on twitter yesterday-- celebrating her anti-bullying platform and calling for continued unity.<"focus on what unites us... not what divides us"> she has given no indication on if she will continue the tradition of inviting the incoming first lady, doctor jill biden, to tea and a tour at the white house. coming up next on the kron4 morning news-- strong winds left a trail of damage across the bay area. team living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell y

championship, with gary "the flying scotsman" anderson, taking on gerwyn "the iceman " price at alexandrato reach the pdc final, thanks to a 6—4 victory over stephen bunting . and he'll become world number one if he beats the two—time champion anderson and lifts the sid waddell trophy later. that's all from sportsday. you can get all the sport online. this week, we're in kazakhstan... the view from the top! ..a vast country in the middle of central asia full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life... ..and i'm here to explore how they are now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. woo! this is a lot of fun! i've arrived in kazakhstan‘s biggest city of almaty. once, back when the country was still part of the ussr, and long before that, it was the capital city. now things have changed here. back in 1991, it was the last soviet republic to declare independence, ten days before the collapse of the union. since then,

ok, thanks, alexandra.ions over the speed at which those most at risk across the country will receive theirjabs, and concerns over the government's decision to delay offering the public second doses, of both the oxford and pfizer vaccines. here's our science editor, david shukman. it began with a blaze of publicity and now the vaccination programme moves up a gear, to and now the vaccination programme moves up a gear, to try to protect tens of millions of people now that a second type of vaccine is about to be deployed. i hear from particularly my general practice collea g u es particularly my general practice colleagues up and down the country that they are raring to go. they are really, really busy but they also know that this is the best thing they can do to protect their patients. so as supply allows, more sites will be able to offer the vaccine and that is exactly what we need to aim for. the big hope is the oxford astrazeneca vaccine is easy to handle. it doesn't need to be stored in extreme cold and

fun naaman alexandra the virtual summit is underway as we speak how divided are the member states when it comes to the handling of the pandemic. well i think all member states are very concerned about the current situation and that they're willing to better coordinate their efforts to prevent those new highly contagious variants of the corona virus from spreading across the block or at least to slow down the spread of those variants however of course they have different concepts how far they would go in coordinating those efforts there are countries such as germany very cautious but there are also member states who are reluctant to toughening their measures. so obviously one of the something blocks as you outline a will be coordinating a policy there now raising concerns that we will see in maybe the next couple weeks tighter border restrictions within a block or how much support is there for such a measure. well i think that that cannot be ruled out indeed so there are of course warnings from the european commission that in saying that would harm the e.u. single market that would be b

alexandra konstantine inhales the new treatment deep into her lungs.erate to get back to. just a short move, or try to make myself comfortable, i start to feel very tired and i start sweating and all my body starts to be in pain. i neverfelt this before. it's horrible. alexandra is the first patient to receive the treatment as part of this new clinical trial. the treatment uses a protein called interferon beta, which is part of our body's natural immune response. so this is the device that actually aerosolises the drug. professor tom wilkinson is overseeing the trial. it is helping the cells really reconstitute their immune response and fight off the virus. therefore, there's less damage to the lung, less symptoms, less risk of admission to intensive care, or even death. and so that's what we're studying in the trial, those effects. the drug was developed here at southampton university hospital. bbc news filmed an earlier trial last year. the results were very promising. it suggested it cut the odds of a covid—19 patient in hospital getting severe dise

positive for covid—19 — kyren winning 6—2 the event has been moved from it's traditional home of alexandrakeynes so that coronavirus protocols can be followed with a hotel on site. that's all from sportsday. now it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's home viewing releases. by the time wonder woman 1984 came out in mid—december, only a fraction of eu cinemas were actually open. but i have good news. everyone will be able to watch it at home from wednesday. the sequel from pattyjenkins begins with a flashback to the utopian world of thymiscira, before jumping into the 1980s. diana prince, played by gal gadot, is now living in washington, dc. she's leading a double life, working for the smithsonian and occasionally leaping into superhero mode to thwart robbers and joyriders and the like. she then meets a more complex foe in would—be oil baron max lord, who's played by the mandalorian‘s pedro pascal. i take what i want in return. in terms of tone, this feels deliciously 1980s. there are sha

time winner gary anderson booked his place in the semi—finals of the world darts championship at alexandra his quarter—final against dirk van diven border. he took less than an hour to beat the dutchman by 5 sets to one. england's stephen bunting is also through to the last four. bunting saw off kryzystof ratajski of poland, winning by 5 sets to 3. if you haven't heard the name ryan garcia, you might have at least seen him, the mexican american is one of the most ‘followed' boxers on social media, and tomorrow he takes on 2012 olympic gold medallist luke campbell in dallas, texas. alex gulrajani reports. the power of social media. while ryan garcia is famed online for videos like these it's performances like this inside the ring that is gaining the young mexican—american a fearsome reputation. gaining the young mexican—american a fearsome reputationlj gaining the young mexican—american a fearsome reputation. i knock some of the out, i posted a million people have seen it now turns up by 49. because at present could share it to that person and person. no followers that's an amazing knock ou

snooker‘s masters event — which starts on sunday — has been moved from the alexandra palace to milton followed. the tournament features the world's top 16 players, with stuart bingham defending the title against the likes ofjudd trump, ronnie o'sullivan, neil robertson, john higgins and mark selby. all players will be tested the day before their first match, and will remain within the bubble as long as they are participating in the tournament. the netball series between england and jamaica later this month has been called off because of covid—19. extended restrictions to international travel between the uk and jamaica mean it is not currently possible to stage the fixtures. it's hoped the four—match series can be rearranged for later in the year. the new pdc world darts champion, gerwyn price says he's grasped the opportunity of reaching the pinnacle of the sport after winning his first world title last night. price beat gary anderson to take home the £500,000 winners cheque and become the new world number one. not bad for someone who six years ago was playing professional rugby. i ne

the event has been moved from it's traditional home of alexandra palace to milton keynes so that coronavirus for watching, we will see you again very soon indeed. take care! hello, there. after what has been a very cold week both by day and by night, we start to see some changes to our weather now, particularly across northern and western areas, with some less cold air moving in, outbreaks of rain. though it's still pretty chilly for the rest of today across the south and the east of the country, which started off frosty with some dense fog around. the cloud is thickening up out west with patchy rain and drizzle, persistent rain affecting the north and west of scotland, a bit of snow over the high ground. the breeze picking up too, temperatures recovering, 8 degrees there for stornoway and for glasgow. further south, low single figures for most. though a degree or so up on what we had yesterday. as we head through tonight, those temperatures continue to climb, more cloud pushes in from the west, the breeze picking up from the south—west as well. it is very wet indeed across the north and wes

world championship, with gary "the flying scotsman" anderson taking on gerwyn "the iceman" price at alexandrathe first welshman to reach the pdc final, thanks to a 6—4 victory over stephen bunting. and he'll become world number one if he beats the two—time champion anderson and lifts the sid waddell trophy later. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching. you can keep up—to—date with all the latest sports news on the bbc sport website. from me in the team, we will see you again next time. good evening. sunday brought us another wintry feeling, a cold day. the us no showers on sunday compared to what we saw on saturday. nonetheless, still quite a bit of lying snow out there. this is the picture in worcestershire earlier on. there were also some heavy rain showers for the sale. through the coming week, no great changes in the general theme to the weather, cold with a mix of some rain, sleet and snow and sunshine thrown into the mix. through the evening and tonight, still some showers, particularly for eastern scotland and england, brisk breeze, icy stretches developing in the north—east. f

limon thank you alexandra. >>president trump is losing his online soap boxes. he was banned as we know from twitter facebook and instagram over the weekend and now a possible far right home for his messages, be shutting down the social media app parlor markets itself as a free speech platform in its popular among conservatives but now google apple and amazon have booted the app from its app stores and its web hosting services saying that it encourages violence and crime and that the managers of parler failed to put in controls to stop that sort of hate speech which means the platform is now in effect offline. >>happening today in response to trump being banned from twitter there is supposed to be a pro trump rally outside twitter headquarters in san francisco because of that police are preparing in case, it's not peaceful. they say they have enough resources to respond to any demonstration and anything that happens it's unclear though what time the protesters are expected to gather around the headquarters on ma

>>all right along bringing us a the very latest on a very an eventful day in washington dc today alexandra thank you. >>well what unfolded today in our nation's capital is remarkable. certainly unprecedented and embarrassing to the nation and to democracy kron four's justine waldman has been monitoring this images that have been coming in all day long. >>and obviously is just devastating to watch and hear some of the things that have transpired in washington dc today get this is something that we have never seen before us capitol police officers with their guns drawn against protesters. tear gas being deployed here. also house members were shown wearing gas masks as they were being escorted out of the chamber. it was quite an extraordinary day as all these events unfolded in washington dc this man here was seen photographed inside representative nancy pelosi's office during the protests you can see here. he has his feet up on a desk. there's also american flag here on its christine pelosi tweeted that this trump rider did vandalized the office and all the trash is going to be removed and t

positive for covid—i9 — kyren winning 6—2 the event has been moved from it's traditional home of alexandra site. that's all from sportsday. now it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's home viewing releases. by the time wonder woman 1984 came out in mid—december,

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>>alexandra le mon. >>next in a 30 year on kron 4 news.now what we're now learning about death threats against governor gavin newsome and his family. >>and reality is sinking in that the governor's plan to reopen schools in 2 weeks likely. it's not going to happen, but first we head to the east bay and after the break more than 3 decades have gone by since eileen this off. >>went missing on her way home from school. we'll tell you how the dublin community is remembering her today. >>for 32 years the family of dublin teen eileen mitchell off has been praying for any clues or any signs that would bring her back home. it was on this day back in 1989 that she was last seen walking home from school. >>well due to the pandemic the community is not gathering for the annual candlelight vigil to remember her. but kron 4 soon to call reports that her father and police have never forgotten her case. >>eileen mitchell offs family thinks about her walking through the door any minute every day and if she is still out there she would be turning 46 years

whether the senate will act to try and convict and remove him from officer washington correspondent alexandra le mon joining us live from d c with the very latest on the story good morning alex. >>james good morning and we have seen some remarkable things here on capitol hill, not only did those 10 republicans vote to impeach president trump but we also heard some strong criticisms of the president from people like california republican leader kevin mccarthy who didn't vote to impeach the president but he's normally a very strong defender of president trump. he must go. he is a clear and present danger to the nation president trump was impeached for a second time by congress for inciting the violent mob that attacked the capital in the name of donald trump. >>that sink in the terrorists who stormed this building. >>plan to hang the vice president killed a speaker and topple our government while most house republicans voted against impeachment many didn't defend the president instead they argued the process was rushed and divisive that doesn't mean the president is free from fault. >>the presi

>>in washington, alexandra le now. >>he is back at the white house in today doctor anthony fauci said he feels liberated to speak honestly about covid-19. now that former president donald trump is out of office south force announced a hernia has the details on what was discussed and his first covid briefing today under the by the administration and that includes tell everything now will be based on science and evidence. >>science and evidence factors that president joe biden and his coronavirus response team plan on basing recommendations and actions upon in the nation's fight against covid-19 during the response teams, a first a press briefing thursday evening, the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci says the country is still in a very serious situation with the number of hospitalizations and deaths said he says while the recent seven-day average of new covid-19 cases may appear to spot towns it may not be an indication of turning the corners. >>so you mister paradoxical kurds when you see some