, obviously they are hoinu that line. barbara, obviously they are heping that — that line. they are hoping that the _ that line. barbara, obviously they are hoping that the straws - that line. barbara, obviously they are hoping that the straws allyingj are hoping that the straws allying under the matter, but this —— is this going to be enough for congress there in washington? weill. this going to be enough for congress there in washington?— there in washington? well, that's a aood there in washington? well, that's a good question _ there in washington? well, that's a good question because _ there in washington? well, that's a good question because congress i there in washington? well, that's a | good question because congress has been very passionate about this issue, and i'm talking about a bipartisan group of lawmakers who have pursued this issue, who have called out the crown prince for some time now and have been pushing for the publication of this report, and some of them have been saying that if the crown prince is guilty of authorising this operation as the intellige

barbara theys own reporting from the german town of standing which is near the czech border thank you so much. to russia now where supporters of jailed opposition leader alexei know vali have held another day of protest over an ongoing crackdown against kremlin critics with authorities threatening to arrest those who defied a ban demonstrations activists used flowers and flashlights to show their solidarity with the victims of political repression. as dusk fell the lights in the so-called flash light protests went on across russia supporters of opposition figure head alexina valmy switched on lights in a display of unity in the siberian city tomsk the protests motto love is stronger than fear shone down from the window of an apartment building. earlier in the day hundreds of russian women formed a human chain in central moscow this time to show solidarity for novell these wife yulia and other women who've become victims of the crackdown since his imprisonment here to this same message love is stronger than figo the women took this message to the streets despite threats of repercussion

working really at cross purposes and it is not a very happy picture that you see here today as barbara theys own. reading from the german town of standing which is near the czech border thank you so much. to russia now where hundreds of women have turned down for protests in support of union of all media the wife of jailed russian opposition leader alexei in of all name in moscow the women formed a human chain to show solidarity for and of all the and other women who have become victims of the crackdown since her husband's imprisonment as dusk fell so-called flash light protests were held across the country in the siberian city of tomsk the protest model of love is stronger than fear was displayed from the window of an apartment building russian authorities had threatened to arrest protesters for defying a ban on protests. all right let's bring in correspondent emily sure when who observed some of the protests in moscow earlier today hello to emily so these were 2 sets of demonstrations in russia today so we have the women mainly in moscow in solidarity with you and of all the amp and then t

is cumbersome and they are complaining about it and saying it is really very difficult for seizure but this seems to have caught people on the check side of the border off guard barbara were they not properly informed. no they werent and that is one of the big problems of course people are angry people are really dumbfounded they don't know what's happening to them because this is their life i mean this is about 90000 people who come across here every day we see on the other side there's still some private cars lined up but these people in there they're presenting their work contract and they don't know where the police will say yes you can go or you can't and then from wednesday on it will be even less there will be even less people allowed to come because then the rules become even stricter and there will be a more or less total shutdown here except for some trucks rolling and so this was badly communicated to the authorities on both sides of the borders didn't talk to each other and local people say it leaves a very bad taste because it sort of raises suspicion against each other and he had one unity and sort of togetherness of people in this big border region it

and is barbarous --| barbara said. what have they set about this? it’s barbara said. one thing to make a — set about this? it's one thing to make a compelling - set about this? it's one thing to make a compelling case . to make a compelling case almost anybody would say it was horrific, what happened on that day, but the question the democrats have two get over is whether they can convince republicans that this was as a result of donald trump's words. we have already heard from some republicans are saying, look, it just itjust doesn't reach that bar. lindsey graham, who is an ally of donald trump saying this doesn't meet the legal requirements for incitement to anything, really, and i think thatis anything, really, and i think that is the challenge that democrats have, 0k, that is the challenge that democrats have, ok, this is a trial, you havejurors, the senators are jurors, trial, you havejurors, the senators arejurors, but trial, you havejurors, the senators are jurors, but it is also a political trial as well. people will also be thinking about their political car

barbara theys own reporting from the german town of standing which is near the czech border thank you so much. to russia now where supporters of jailed opposition leader alexei enough ali have held another day of protests over an ongoing crackdown against kremlin critics with authorities threatening to arrest those who defied a ban and demonstrations activists used flowers and flashlights to show their solidarity with the victims of political repression. as dusk fell the lights in the so-called flash flood protests went on across russia supporters of opposition figure head alexina volley switched on lights in a display of unity in the siberian city tomsk the protests motto love is stronger than fear shone down from the window of an apartment building. earlier in the day hundreds of russian women formed a human chain in central moscow this time to show solidarity for novell these wife yulian of and other women who've become victims of the crackdown since his imprisonment here to this same message love is stronger than figo the women took this message to the streets despite threats of r

working really at cross purposes and it is not a very happy picture that you see here today as barbara theys own reporting from the german town of standing which is near the czech border thank you so much. in russia hundreds of women have turned down for protests in support of yulian of the wife of jailed russian opposition leader alexina volume in moscow the women formed a human chain to show solidarity from the wall me and other women who've become victims of the crackdown since her husband prism and as dusk fell so-called flash light protests were held across the country in the siberian city of tomes the protest motto love is stronger than fear was displayed from the window of an apartment building russian authorities have threatened to arrest protesters for defying a ban on demonstrations. all right let's bring in correspondent emily sure when who observed some of the protests in moscow earlier today hello to emily so these were 2 sets of demonstrations in russia today so we have the women mainly in moscow in solidarity with you in of all the and then the flashlight protest in support of

barbara plett-usher on capitol hill. what is today about raw emotion on the side of the democrats as they revisited the events of january rmer president's role, and procedural arguments on the republican side? barbara: yeah, i think that is probably a good way to describe it. it was definitely with that video that the democrats showed, they wanted to remind people about the worst of what had happened. they wanted to remind the american public, but also the republicans who were there on that day, who were shocked and horrified but have been reluctant to criticize mr. trump. so tha was very much part of what they wereoing. this was supposed to be a technical argument about whether the senate hadurisdiction to try a president longer in office. although the democrats did address those arguments, they went after the merit of the case. on mr. trump's side, yes, there was an argument about why the senate did not have jurisdiction in their view, although it was quite a long time coming. bruce castor was quite rambling as he tried to make his points. the second one, david schoen, was a little bit clearer,ut he also made the argum

they can. >> repo: barbara works at a hair salon. she can wait until she is eligible. >> i want my customers to feel safe, i want to feel safe and protect my family. >> reporter: if she can get an appointment quicker with the county, she will take it. earlier tonight, appointments were still available three days out. >> we want to make sure as soon as they enter the gates of the stadium, the process of checking in and getting registered goes as smoothly as possible. >> reporter: the process could take up to one hour, getting through security, registering, and observation after immunization. >> there are a lot of challenges logistically, and doing it on such a big scale. >> reporter: last week they confirmed a vaccine shortage, barbara hopes it is short- lived. that is all we do, we stay home. i miss my 25th wedding anniversary. we had a trip scheduled, we had to miss that. and we could not have family. >> the county has no idea when they will get more doses. by stadium is open tuesday through saturday for vaccinations by appointment

groundings says civilians driven from their homes told him that ordeal continued in camps where they sought refuge barbara angle purports that the people arriving at my only refugee camp say they trekked for a day to reach here with only leaves to eat but things got worse at the camp this man didn't want to be identified there isn't anything here how can i feel safe here there's no safety here because they are also here there are many militias around the camp all around the camp if someone leaves the camp they're there and they kill them they kill us. the un refugee agency chief visited the camp recently people told him who they blame for the attacks they also spoke of infiltration of armed actors in the camps of killings abductions and also some forced return to eritrea. at the hands of eritrean forces present in the areas it's been widely reported that forces from neighboring eritrea have been cooperating with the ethiopian military to pursue fugitive leaders of the to gray forces but ethiopia's government denies the presence of foreign fighters even after declaring victory against to great forces in no

barbara: that is what they have advertised, in a way.yaid there will be new evidence presented but have not said what it will be. we do know they have combed all the social media sites, where mr. trump supporters posted videos. so perhaps they feel they have some of that is not been seen before. it is not clear. one of the interesting questions is what they will do to prove mr. trump's intent. because if he is being charged with inciting violence against the american government, intent was a factor in some form. and you have lots of statements by his supporters that they believed h wanted them to do what they were doing and they did it because of what he said, but was that mr. trump's intent. so that is something people will be looking at quite closely. laura: and it would take 17 republican to break ranks and vote to convict mr. trump. that is a pretty high bar, isn't it? barbara: it is a high bar, and one that does not look like it will be breached at this point. there we at most five senators who even voted to go ahead with this trial

they would review the situation after year. their duties will be split up between other members of the royal family the couple now lives said on a next to santa barbarald. here's a story, we know a lot of people are upset about after almost 7 years of marriage are we serious about people being upset about kim kardashian west has filed for divorce from con game and couple began dating back in 2012 they had their first child in 2013 west propose later that year. >>at what is now oracle park here in san francisco, the 2 married in 2014 in italy, they have 4 children together so kim me the nickname given to the couple is no more. >>all right well that wraps up kron 4 news tonight at 9 but our primetime news continues its top of the hour childhood prank gone wrong how a game of ding dong ditch and with retired san francisco police officer now facing kidnapping charges plus the entire oakley union elementary school board resigning over a video where the members were seen mocking parents and tonight we have the video from that meeting those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adven

wants an ethiopian government to give them access to the areas where they're hiding so they can be helped barbara and al-jazeera. police in india have set up concrete barriers raise awhile that an effort to stop protesting fall by entering new delhi tens of thousands of demonstrated for months demanding that the government withdraw new agricultural laws that he broke through barriers last week and stormed a historic size the government has also taken action in having twitter temporarily suspend the collins for threatening public order to serious elizabeth reports. where the ghazi poor approached her side with for the 1st time in the more than 2 months of covering the farmers' protests police won't let us go through the barricades and they also won't tell us how we can access the protest site now the police and security presence here at the pool and the other 2 sites has greatly increased since the violent clashes between police and protesters on the air you were 26 security forces have also effected many more layers of barricades at all 3 sides here at singing and at to crete there are more concr

wants the ethiopian government to give them access to the areas where they're hiding so they can be helped barbara and al-jazeera. we've got a weather update next here on out syria then all the latest live from russia as kremlin critic and opposition leader alexina valley is about to appear in court. and how the debate over data privacy is something of a battle between apple and facebook. the cold of winter is being edged slowly out in is a slow process freezing rain and snow light take place on the edges well this atlantic which is quite a complicated mess pushes off into the east of europe where daytime temperatures are still subzero but 6 say the changes taking place snowfall in the higher ground sometimes on the low ground as it happens and back in the warmer air in particular in portugal have a couple of days a significant rain in porto for example the temperatures are in the teens it's windy then the wind drops that but it's still like to be raining now on the front page and warsaw is a good example it's hard work temperature creeping up to freezing because sunshine you're back to 0 or have

we just heard barbara say the defense thinks they have this in the bag despite the fact there's so muching evidence being heard. they think republicasenators are not going to vote to convict president trump. in that case, what will this impeachment hearing have achieved? guest: it is so important for our country because when all is said and done, five years from now, 10 years for now, 20 years from now, these men and women to vote not to convict trump will go down in infamy as being codependent on him and all about self-preservation. a because they have done such a good j, the house managers, in making the case. the president, then president trump, spent $50 million to rev up that base. he spoke in incendiary language. as the lead manager said, jamie raskin, it's like a fire chief starting a fire and then refusing to let the fire engines go to put out the fire. jane: but how does this help the country now in the sense that we hear about calls for unity from the democrats and yet, everything i'm hearing from republicans on the ground is this just makes them angrier and angrier. the presi

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barbara. how come u.s. intelligence has concluded the crown prince approvedhis grisly murder? >> theyite any direct it is. what they said was the crown prince had control over decision-making in the kingdom, that he had absolute control over security and intelligence apparatuses. they also said some of his close aides have been involved in the killing and that he had shown he was ready to use violence against dissidents abroad, including mr. khashoggi. basically , their conclusion was this could not have happened without his approval given the way the kingdom is structured and the way he has operated. laura: and now, the u.s. secretary of state is saying the white house wants to recalibrate relations with the saudis and not rupture them. is that why they are sanctioning people who are involved with this killing but n the saudi crown prince? barbara: yes. it is a difficult thing because president biden, the biden administration want to show a new willingness to take on saudi arabia when it comes to human rights abuses. that was a big part of what mr. biden set of saudi arabia when he w

. �* in this next stage -- barbara plett usher. , ., �* ., , usher. they, which - usher. they haven't advertise in the section we just finished, which was l section we just finished, which was this new video that had not been shown before from the security cameras. they will continue with the argument they're making, which is that president trump meticulously prepared over months his arguments against the election and ultimately can be held responsible for the violence that ensued after the rally. but people haven't said exactly how they will do that in and a detailed way. they have 16 hours in total to present their case. they've done it for almost eight hours today already, and they can only go for eight hours and then they have tomorrow as well. but they have relied very much on visual evidence, on mr trump �*s my own words, his tweets, his comments that have been brought broadcast —— mr trump's own words. comments from his supporters showing what their plans were and showing they saw him as their leader and they were coming here and doing what they tho

the chief international editor richard walker brussels correspondent barbara vessel and data washington bureau chief in as paul they have been following this discussion richard allstar way to you what were your thoughts on that on the talks that we've just heard. the oval of course is all sinking in i'm sure for all of us rebecca but i think what is quite striking after that is see that there was a bit of excitement coming into this today a belief that there would really be a kind of dialogue between these 3 leaders that they may even start talking to people to each other but that didn't happen and that allowed to some extent for each of them really to kind of talk past each other with their own takes on these various issues for instance joe biden's speech was very very strongly focused on defending democracy against or thora terrorism i'm sure this is going to have a lot to say about that from washington in just a moment and framing that very much in the code in terms of sort of a pushback 1st of all against china but also against russia where is emmanuel mccall when you heard him towards the end there when he tal

defender service, which was run by a woman named barbara bowman, the largest public defender service in the country. with all of those people in court theyid not have any representation. barbara decided to bring her lawyers in to heal this egregious problem of justice, so they brought habeas corpus lawsuits into the courts, and after several days of fighting with government lawyers they managed to free all of the prisoners who were locked up, and almost all of them were freed without a formal charge put against them because there was no paperwork and many of them were committing absolutely no crimes when they were swept up. if that was not enough, civil liberties lawyers stepped in and including the aclu and filed lawsuits on behalf of of the people who had been detained for violations of their first amendment and fourth amendment rights, and over the years these cases were unanimously decided in favor of the defendants. not only were they ultimately freed, but the courts ruled that the government had to pay them millions of dollars in damages for violations of those rights, and people receive checks for as much as $3000 when cases were

wants an ethiopian government to give them access to the areas where they're hiding so they can be helped barbara and al jazeera. a weather update next year i was here and then hong kong the supposed high profile pro-democracy supporter goes back to jail after his bail hearing is delayed. and how the debate over data privacy is setting up a battle between apple and facebook. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored plan qatar airways it's still the northeast of europe this is particularly cold is this area here more or less the northern germany eastwards and north has not particularly in the baltic states but biting into it and quite successfully is atlantic weather you know it's front after front after front so it's going to end up bringing pretty mild weather in the process you are going to rule snowy weather as in northern germany all significant rain as in for example the northwest of spain this is the picture then for tuesday and this is really quite warm we'll see temperatures i think rising to the low twenty's in the southeast of spain and threaten military nasdaq in good rather wet

wants the ethiopian government to give them access to the areas where they're hiding so they can help them barbara and al jazeera still ahead on al-jazeera the 1st batch vaccines arrive in south africa as it baffles a 2nd wave of kovan 1000 riven by a more contagious variant. and a powerful winter storm hits the northeastern united states causing widespread destruction. it's totally. janet. sponsored play qatar airways. in the immediate future the will is quiet throughout arabia iran and turkey the shamali is weakening it's not as dusty's it was but there is a hint of cloud building here and at least in the breeze which is unusual direction that cloud bay well gather i mean by producing produce something in the sky rather more substantial like for example rain as you see developing on thursday an arc of rain from the nose and red sea through saudi arabia and jordan into iraq and other countries in the event seem likely to get showers for a result of this and it won't stay where it is i think you'll get a rather more widespread picture bitter winter rain may see that for a while least not developin

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and they got close. barbara starr, that is fascinating new reporting.k you. >>> the biden administration will address two contentious issues today. how to safely reopen schools and the possibility of requiring negative tests for domestic air travel. it comes as president biden has announced that his administration has purchased 200 million more vaccine doses. cnn's jeremy diamond live at the white house this morning with more. jeremy? >> good morning, john. the u.s. is indeed speeding up the delivery of coronavirus vaccines. president biden announcing yesterday that the u.s. will have enough vaccine doses by the end of july to vaccinate every american adult. president biden also struggling, some of the highlights that his administrations has faced these first few months in office, and he put the onus on his predecessor. president joe biden announcing the u.s. will have more coronavirus vaccine more quickly, finalizing a deal securing 200 million more doses by the end of july. >> that means lives will be saved. >> reporter: visiting the national institut

our north america correspondent barbara plett usher says the democrats spent today's session trying to prove the rioters believed theyting on clear instructions from donald trump. so you remember in the very graphic video they showed yesterday, re—enacting or showing the anatomy of the riot and forcing senators to relive that trauma as part of their case. today, it was very much focused on piece—by—piece talking about mr trump's role and intent during the attack, because, of course, to establish or to prove incitement, you have to show intent, and so what they did is they showed the history of mr trump, that he had a history of inciting violence. they used, for example, some of his statements at rallies where he condoned violence against protesters. they also, in quite an important segment, showed how supporters believed that they were following mr trump's orders, and they used to their supporters�* own words in video and audio to demonstrate that. and then another big part of their argument was that mr trump did not show remorse for what happened and that he said his behaviour was acceptable and totally 0k, and ther

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barbara, it has been fascinating viewing, so what did you make of the way they presented their case todayat were they really focusing on? you remember in the very graphic video they show yesterday, re—enacting or showing the anatomy of the riot and forcing senators to relive that trauma as part of their case. today, it was very much focused on piece by piece talking about mr trump's role and intent during the attack, because to establish or to prove incitement, you have to show intent, until it theyis you have to show intent, until it they is they showed the history of mr trump, they is they showed the history of mrtrump, that they is they showed the history of mr trump, that he had a history of inciting violence. they used his, for example, some of his statement at rallies where he condoned violence against protesters. they also, and quite an important segment, showed how supporters believed that they were following mr trump's orders and they used to their supporters own words and video and audio to demonstrate that. and then another big part of their argument was that mr trump did not s

this week, they finally were reunited. >> hello, barbara.ome last summer after being diagnosed with alzheimer's. lewis was allowed to see her once a week and through a glass screen. after his health troubles, he decided to move into the home which meant they finally could be together again. the eight months are the longest lewis and barbara ever had been apart. >> never with anybody else. >> there's never wife of six decades. how beautiful.ow to tom brady getting uncharacteristically sloppy with the football during the big super bowl boat parade this week. fans flocked to the river to celebrate their team's win over the kansas city chiefs, the seventh title brady's career. after some celebration aboard his yacht, brady thought he would try to complete one more pass this season. heaving the lombardi trophy to the boat behind his. naturally, the greatest quarterback of all tim throws a strike to cameron brait who said if he dropped it, he would have had to retire. you can hear brady's 8-year-old daughter pleading with dad not to throw the trop

makes things that they would just have to scale back their promises to european citizens disturbing and disappointing at the same time to use orbitz with the latest tonight in brussels barbara thank you here's some of the other developments in the pandemic and better news for the united states vaccine supplies there should surge in the coming weeks pfizer modernity and johnson and johnson say they can provide enough vaccines to fully inoculate 130000000 people by the end of march mexico has received its version of russia's sputnik v. vaccine senior citizens in mexico city's poor communities will be 1st to get the shots and the former czech president and corona virus skeptic but as fallen ill with coke at 19 the czech republic has one of the highest per capita infection rates in the world. facebook has agreed to lift a news blackout for australian users after reaching a compromise with the australian government facebook blocked all news links after australia proposed new rules to make social networks pay for media content on their platforms this tussle is being closely watched by other countries who are considering taking on big tech the great unfriending began last week whe

did they do enough to keep senators from convicting? i have congressman and barbara. congressman, tell us how you think the trump lawyers worked in that scenario. >> i don't think they had much to say. it sounded like a twitter feed. they didn't have a lot of information, and already we know two false things they said, that tommy tuberville did tell the president what was going on there, and also that the president did know about mike pence being in danger. >> senator, i know that you are a strong trump critic. i've had you on the show to talk about that before. my question is whether you have faith that -- if people are good faith weighing the evidence or this is fundamentally a kind of preset outcome. >> chris, good evening. good evening, barbara, everyone. chris, i'd like to cut through the fog, if i may. >> please. >> this is not about cover, this is not about a political vote, this is really about the oath of office which senators take to bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution. it's down now to a constitutional question. it's down to the oath of offi

they argue mr trump incited his supporters to storm the capitol building last month. barbarathis a high crime and misdemeanour today, you have set a new terrible standard for presidential misconduct in the united states of america. democrats focused their second day on donald trump's role and his alleged intent, arguing that the violence was foreseeable and he wilfully encouraged it. they sought to demonstrate that mr trump had a history of inciting political violence, and that his supporters listened and got the message. the security guys, we have wonderful security guys, they said, "mrtrump, there may be somebody with tomatoes in the audience." so, if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of him, would you? seriously. the rioters at the capitol building did believe they were following the president's orders — their own words presented as evidence. we were invited by the president of the united states! _ and much was made of mr trump's lack of remorse. that this meant he was a danger to democracy, unless convicted and banned from office. you kn

a has gone in those champions league matches wins for chelsea and by munich in the last 60 they were a barbara that's always gemma thank you. and that is it for the news hour do stay with us though going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news thanks for watching a c in a sector of our. the 1st major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with a battle if it is action of money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in now while the pandemic has devastated many industries to get a huge boost to the video game site counting the cost on al-jazeera. a tamil journalist in search of a missing colleague stops at nothing to bring his story to the public. in sri lanka press freedoms are under threat. and some stories can only be told by those who will not compromise on the truth. news from jaffna part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. the health of humanity is its stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to lose suppli

barbara plett usher on capitol hill. was today about ron motion on the democrats aside as they revisited the events of january the 6th andth and the former president's role and then more procedural element on the republican side? t more procedural element on the republican side?— republican side? i think that is robabl republican side? i think that is probably a _ republican side? i think that is probably a good _ republican side? i think that is probably a good way _ republican side? i think that is probably a good way to - republican side? i think that is| probably a good way to describe republican side? i think that is - probably a good way to describe it, it was definitely with that video the democrats showed, they wanted to remind people of the worst that had happened, they wanted your —— to remind the american public. but also the republicans, who were horrified but who have since been reluctant to criticise mr trump, so that was part of what they were doing. this was supposed to be a technical argument about whether the senate had jurisdiction to try president who was no longer in office, but the democrats, who di

they are upbeat. how you feeling, barbara? all right. looking forward to it. you're looking forward to it, are you?covid have taken place in care homes, so the government is calling today a milestone. we're very pleased that we've been able to give all elderly care home residents, virtually all elderly care home residents have now been given their firstjab or a slot for their firstjab, and that's very important for getting the spread of the virus down, getting the serious illness and the fatality down. looking across the uk, in scotland 94% of residents have now had their firstjab and 80% of staff. wales has now given a first dose to 74% of residents and 78% of staff, and in northern ireland, 80% of residents have now had both doses of a vaccine. but in england there have been concerns about some care home workers. the government appears to have missed its target to offer a jab to all staff by the end of january. some of it is to do with access, and that is that people are just not able to get to where they needed to go to. if they've been coming into the care homes, the gps have not had enough vac

they were in santa barbara.nd he's talk about how he did it on "good morning america." >> well look. in the age of covid, you know, it is impossible obviously for me to be there to shoot it. so technology came to rescue. and i was able to remotely take over the ipad and, you know, rkd they could hear my voice. you don't even see the image. you feel it. they are lost in each other. >> so harriman is going to talk about his relationship with the couple and what this image represents to him. that is coming up on gma at 7:00. what? on the ipad? >> this is incredible. i've heard about people doing this for some of their wedding photos and things like that. i never thought a royals picture would be taken completely over the internet on an ipad. wow. >> stunning. a great photo. >> new at 6:00. the vaccinations are working. a study shows how the pfizer vaccine has prevented new infections. >>> first up, should we trust amazon reviews? the investigation that may have you thinking twice about highly rated it's time for th

not more than a day, suggesting they are confident they have they are confident they have the votes to acquit him. barbaraeck in with some of the day's other the new. presidentjoe biden says he has now ordered enough vaccine doses for every american to be immunised against covid—19. is debating accused his predecessor, mr trump, of not doing hisjob —— joe biden, saying there were not enough doses or people to administer them. not enough doses or people to administerthem. myanmar�*s administer them. myanmar�*s military leader has administerthem. myanmar�*s military leader has announced an amnesty for more than 23,000 visitors who were jailed by the previous democratically elected government. the military command said the decision was humanitarian study there is no information on who is to be released but there is speculation that several high—profile allies of the military are on the list. supporters of italy's biggest party, five star, have given the go—ahead tojoin party, five star, have given the go—ahead to join a coalition of national unity to see the country through the coronavirus pandemic. 59% of v

cross the border because they work here clearly officials are taking this very seriously do we have any sense about how much the closure will affect the german economy barbara. the economy in the region movie gravely affected because. really relies on those czech workers these are they have almost 90000 czech workers who are crossing the border every day in order to work on the german side here and it is it is small factories it's manufacturing it is bakeries we just talked to some people who work in a bakery and were asking yes will be be essential workers because they don't know yet whether they even have work anymore so everybody on both sides of the border is really very worried whether they couldn't they couldn't continue at all throughout the next weeks. visual on in a valving situation there at the border thank you so much. hundreds of russian women have turned out for protests in moscow and st petersburg in support of yulia the wife of jailed russian opposition leader alexina volley the women formed a human chain to show solidarity for. other women who have become victims of the crackdown since her husband's imprisonment protesters said the chain si

to the belgians to the french and to the germans and they could pick these people off the road before anything could happen is this court ruling barbara is going to affect the tense relations that already exists between iran and the west. the relations can't really get any worse they could only get better but what this means of course it is a political message of european countries to the government in tehran and the message says we see you we know what you're doing because this has been going on in europe fully you is just 2 years ago there were attacks against could politicians in the netherlands and there was an aborted and aborted plot before that in denmark on and on so these attacks are commonplace and the european governments are now saying we want this to stop we won't tolerate this anymore and this is the reason why they have picked up this group and why they are now ready to throw us into jail and just who said if. we don't tolerate this anymore on our soil you will have to withdraw these people you know use rubber bands with the latest tonight from brussels barbara as always thank you our now let's take a look at some of th

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interview, i think that kind of sealed the deal in terms of where they are frankly, when they bought their house in santa barbaraere crossed and is were dotted so no. i think we were supposed to be hearing about the review final decision in march, and it's been brought forward by a month, but i think it's to allow everyone to move on and reduce the speculation in the media the british papers have been full of all sort of stories. the minute the oprah news broke, what does th noise. >> all right victoria, thank you so much. keir, we appreciate it thank you. >> thank you. >>> let us get a check of the weather from our queen, dylan dreyer, over at the maps. >> without the accent. not quite as nice sounding let's take a look at that storm that is continuing to exit the east coast we have just a little bit of light snow continuing through the mid-atlantic and up across new england especially also a little bit of ice through southern new jersey. any additional accumulation would be very light, at best, except up into boston, where we could end up to 2 to 4 inches of additional snow. record cold continues down through

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things better they will just have to scale back their promises to european citizens disturbing and disappointing at the same time the use overbets with the latest tonight in brussels barbara thank you well here are some of the other developments in the pandemic there is good news for the u.s. vaccine supplies there should surge in the coming weeks pfizer modernity johnson and johnson say they can provide enough vaccines to fully inoculate 130000000 people by the end of march mexico has received its 1st shipment of russia's sputnik v. vaccine senior citizens in mexico city's poor communities will be 1st to get the shots and the former czech president and corona virus skeptic box of klaus has fallen ill with code 19 the czech republic has one of the highest per capita infection rates in the work. our let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines this hour the french actor's airhole diploid do is under investigation for allegedly raping and sexually assaulting a young actress in 2018 paris prosecutor's office said depart do it was charged in december after authorities reopened a kates the actor's among france's best known and most controversial

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closed and it will be harsh for the region now barbara the bavarian authorities have rejected the use criticism of the newly introduced border checks what have they been saying. now the european union it's just about 2 weeks ago their leaders decided that they wouldn't do this anymore that they wouldn't do just the border closings overnight and sort of let people in the dike. but what was happening and not talk to each other beforehand and figure out a strategy to make this viable but the bavarian storages have their own head and also it's a free election year of course so we have german elections in the fall and there is a certain amount of grandstanding going on of course the e.u. doesn't like this because this is not the only border region and the economic fallout of course is dire and we don't know how long this will last this can last for several weeks in fact. these work really cross purposes and it is not a very happy picture that you see here doing today. barbara vai's own reporting from the german town of standing which is near the czech border thank you so much. to russia now where hundreds of women have turned down for protests in supp

keyed the code into the mobile phone which knew up the bomb that they had attached under the car of the john list are we any closer of barbara to knowing who was behind the assassination . that is the really interesting question because the 1000000 who are now in court they are only the ones the sort of criminal figures from the underground of malta who committed the deed bad who audited and who paid for it that is yet unclear there's a businessman more for more than a year in court you're going fenech he. was highly connected to the former government of the island and he is suspected in accused of having been that person who ordered the murder and who transferred the money but he denies it and he points with his finger to the chief of staff of the former prime minister and says it wasn't me it was him so far not enough proof has been found to sort of indict either one of them really is so that last question remains still open and unclear or please remind us why did this case shocks so many people. there it shocked so many people before because for the 1st time in a very long while in the european union a journalist was murd

they will have to scale back their promises to european citizens. brent: disturbing and disappointing at the same time. barber with the latest in brussels. -- barbaraith the latest in brussels. better news for the united states. vaccine supplies should surge in the coming weeks. pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson say they can provide enough vaccines to fully inoculate 100 30 million people by the end of march. sick of has received its first shipment of russia's sputnik be vaccine. senior citizens in mexico city's poor communities will be the first to get the shots. the former czech president and coronavirus skeptic has fallen ill with covid-19. the czech republic has one of the highest per capita infection rates in the world. facebook has agreed to lift a news blackout for australian users after reaching a compromise with the australian government. facebook blocked all news leaks after australia proposed new rules to make social networks pay for media content on their platforms. this tussle is being closely watched by other countries who are considering taking on big tech. >> the great unfriending began last week when facebook users in australia