prime minister boyce johnson is due to address british farmers during the farmers' union annual meeting as fs conference center breaks a transition period and that promise organizations have warned that some sectors are facing a crisis due to the 20 francs set and a pandemic that is joining us now from essex and southeastern england so what will be the key message from the government to these farmers. who fully the basic message is that the government's committed to the long term future of food production and the agriculture sector here in the u.k. this conference or annual general meeting is of the english national farmers union but the message is countrywide and it is we're going to stick by you of course there are lots of our knowns right now partly because the u.k. has left the european union will in a couple of hours will be hearing the conference will be hearing from the international trade secretary liz truss who will be urging farmers to look towards middle class consumers in asian countries as an export opportunities she's calling it a golden opportunity there is. an approach o

violence stand back and stand by and see example after example of the kinds of people like the proud boyce who he had standing by on january 6 by october as my colleagues mr castro and mr swalwell showed you donald trump was escalating his big lie that the only way he could lose the election was if it was raked so as election day neared his supporters were fresh treated and they were angry they were prepared to ensure his victory by any means necessary one of these violent acts was on october 30th some time after 12 30 pm a caravan of more than 50 trucks covered in pro trump camping gear confronted and surrounded cars carrying biden harris' campaign workers and a biden harris campaign bus as they were traveling down interstate 35 from san antonio to austin according to witnesses this caravan repeatedly tried to force the bus he saw and you see in that video to slow down in the middle of the highway and then to run it off the road. what bad video you just saw does not show is that the bus that they tried to run off the road was filled with young campaign staff volunteers supporters sarah ge

is happening at the west end of stevenson boulevard and several roads in the area of stevenson and boyce road are closed for the investigation police say they are looking for one armed person who is on foot in that area and there is a heavy police presence they want people in the area to be safe. officials have not yet said what led up to the shooting or who has been involved we will have more information as soon as it comes into the newsroom. we'll bring it to you. coming up, ability for some employees the people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. >>san francisco based compa

on what's happening in the bay area with the rain but also what's happening with the snow in tahoe boyce really coming down there now it is trouble getting up there. they are chaining up there if you're headed up the sierra nevada on 80 or 50 got to be careful this the donner summit see that all that snow coming down there some winds kicking that camera around just a little bit too so you need chains if you're going over the high country time going to be a rough night. i'd advise you to wait if you can winter weather advisories are up there they've already seen a lot of snow so far they're going to see maybe is not as much as another foot overnight tonight across some of the higher peaks. here's the good news though yeah they get that snow coming tonight by tomorrow. it is going to be mostly sunny. so the roadway should clear up and then saturday, another cold storm moves in bringing more fresh powder to the sierra nevada right you see the storm system rolling on by bringing that nice rain to the bay area this afternoon continue to see spots where really kind of picking up outside you se

it happened yesterday when officers tried to pull over a car near stevenson boulevard and boyce road. police say several juveniles jumped from the car and ran. one fired at officers who then fired back. no one was hurt and officers did arrest two suspects. >>> two more finalists vying to become san jose's next police chief. the city manager ace anchorage alaska police chief and retired assistant police chief larry cerratto are in the running. they extended the last month after minneapolis police chief and former oakland police chief ann kirkpatrick withdrew their name. >>> some students will get to return to the classroom this morning in the east bay, after nearly a year of being cooped up inside their homes without seeing many of their friends. the san ramon valley unified school district allowing students in transitional kipd garten through second grade to return. next week, students through third and fifth grade and special day classes will return. around 10,000 students will start in-person learning and nearly 25,000 will continue to learn remotely. >>> the "press democrat" is loo

clothing — which they call �*ffrops�* — from their website and put them on one of our models called boyceand it highlighted the way that the sd fashion industry can work. we can collaborate with each other across the world and forfree. you know, there's no waste involved. there's certainly a lot of motivation to cut waste, both in materials and in transport. the european union has promised to save 55% of their c02 footprint. from where is that coming from and how do we save that? look around you — all of the industries are digitised. change takes time, so it will take time. the good thing with digital fashion is that it's utterly scalable and it's very fast so, like, once you hit a critical mass, it can happen really, really quickly. but what started as an attempt to make fashion more environmentally friendly may lead to something equally world—changing. a new cult is rising. i'm a 19—year—old musician, change seeker, taco truck expert and robot. from virtual models to virtual social media stars, all wearing virtual clothing. is this what we'll all be spending our money on soon? those mod

on what's happening in the bay area with the rain but also what's happening with the snow in tahoe boycecoming down there now it is trouble getting up there. they are chaining up there if you're headed up the sierra nevada on 80 or 50 got to be careful this the donner summit see that all that snow coming down there some winds kicking that camera around just a little bit too so you need chains if you're going over the high country time going to be a rough night. i'd advise you to wait if you can winter weather advisories are up there they've already seen a lot of snow so far they're going to see maybe is not as much as another foot overnight tonight across some of the higher peaks. here's the good news though yeah they get that snow coming tonight by tomorrow. it is going to be most

i want to bring in simone boyce who has been reporting on this near the crash site. simone, take it away. >> ari, well, we just heard the sheriff's office describe the scene of this accident. we can actually show to it you right now. this is hawthorne boulevard. he was heading northbound, which means he was heading down this curve. and the authorities just told us that it's very likely that he was moving at a greater speed than normal. and they say that's pretty typical for this area. they tend to see lots of traffic accidents in this area because you can see just how steep the grade of this road. so when you combine that with a curve, that makes a perfect combination for near fatal accidents. i think that's just what is so striking what we heard from this press conference. i mean, they use words like "he was trapped" that he could have died. that's how serious this accident was. you can see from the footage of the wreckage. we're told that he hit multiple objects during this accident. and while we don't know the cause of this accident, they did mention that there is

developments involving us social media giants meaning donald trump's removal from twitter and silencing boyce'sf a conservative commentators saying that they the i-t. jains sometimes disregard the law and impose their own policies in such a sensitive issue as freedom of speach. talking about so-called i.t. platforms i.t. companies this is a serious challenge not only for us as we've seen what's happened in the u.s. this division is happening around the world it's an ideological division this is clear if that's the way they behave in their own country how will they treat others seen as they consider themselves to be exceptional. the russian president and members of parliament also discussed several foreign policy topics including the ricin shutdown of 3 russian speaking t.v. channels in ukraine that was done simply under the direct order of the ukrainian president but instead the this was another example of a double standard approach because the west that otherwise likes to drum over freedom of speech issues in russia was for some reason pretty much silent this time . also touched on the north s

need to have people to have that civil discourse it's not it's not true peace when the other side is boyce's are shut off and so is it may give up a stogie of unity or peace but it's act the detriment of you know $75.00 plus 1000000 americans who had voted and do support donald trump at the expense of basically shutting their voices out so that is not true unity when you're taking out your opponent it's not a fair fight america is descending into something that you know i would never have imagined 3 experience in my lifetime i don't condone the violence that happened at the capitol and i can i condemn them along with other republican. conservatives because because terrorism and and and destruction and what is going on that has no place in america and i do feel that we are seeing more attacks and violence actually occurring from the left onto the right we see censorship that's going on and it's not even being. occur. the 1st bunch of russia's sputnik coronavirus vaccine has arrived in gaza israel earlier stopped the shipment from getting to medical facilities there but the blockade house sinc

was opponents say that he stayed in office illegally after his term added a week ago but boyce also says that he still has what you're what more year to serve truth about reports. clashes between protesters and the police have been ongoing in haiti for the past weeks. the opposition in the country says precedence your mandate ended on february 7th while the government says it has one more year left. the discussion is over when he's time began and maurice took office in 2017 because of the political instability in the country but protesters say the constitution says something else a deceiver spoke to foreign ministers. over the political crisis in the caribbean nation there are large sectors in the country about that say that what's happening now is illegal and the president said that there was an attempt on his life that are cool was being set up in haiti 3 judges from the supreme court were removed one of them was detained so if haiti is democracy at risk he is not a democracy at risk what the government. is trying to do and we are doing our utmost to keep it is to preserve democracy in

need to have people to have a civil discourse it's not it's not true peace when the other side is boyce's are shut off and so is it may give a assad of unity or peace but it's act the detriment of you know $75.00 present 1000000 americans who had voted and do support donald trump at the expense of basically shutting their voices out so that is not true unity when you're taking out your opponent it's not a fair fight for you for the future reporting from your side of the political spectrum do you will you carry on do you feel more attacks. and i will try to do the best to protect myself going to events i feel that there is going to go into march is going to be the. is going to be the trial for the police that had that was involved with george boyd's death and so i think america is having a tumultuous a coming year especially exacerbated by the markdowns that we are experiencing during the pandemic i will continue reporting and i think as an independent journalist it's very important for for independent media to be bringing bringing savings attention to what's going on at the street level w

to do is going online and threatening us thinking that that is somehow with their sight and sound boyce's. but while i'm still here i'm still fighting and. it's obviously taking a toll on them but i have an incredibly supportive family my family is realizes that the work we do. has a significant impact on people's lives. and. everything and stuff below deck to you being a woman will object to you being young they'll object to you very western clothes they'll object to you varying make up their objective you speaking english. objects do you. fighting against discrimination based on religion they've been objects to you for raising your voice too much there's this notion of. there's this notion not to speak up and fight for your rights but do so politely you know without offending people too much. agreement that we don't pass on these realities to our future generations as accepted way of life that mothers don't have to tell their daughters marital rape is a view of life you just have to adjust to it a dream that. you know more children are not being subject to child sexual abuse like so man

free clothing — which they call ffrops — from their website and put them on one of our models called boyceropean union has promised to save 55% of their co2 footprint. from where is that coming from and how do we save that? look around you — all of the industries are digitised. change takes time, so it will take time. the good thing with digital fashion is that it's utterly scalable and it's very fast so, like, once you hit a critical mass, it can happen really, really quickly. but what started as an attempt to make fashion more environmentally friendly may lead to something equally world—changing. a new cult is rising. i'm a 19—year—old musician, change seeker, taco truck expert and robot. from virtual models to virtual social media stars, all wearing virtual clothing. is this what we'll all be spending our money on soon? those models are incredible, but we've been doing some modelling of our own. drumroll. cheering and applause. yeah, so that was actually a digital outfit built for me especially by a company called dressx. at the moment, their digital clothing can only be shown on still

you know what time of boyce's i was on the 77 percent talk about the issues. from the toilet seat to flash from housing boom boom boom town this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend v.w. . imagine how many portions of loves us turn out in the world right now climate change because the story. faces watch less when photos one week. how much work can really do. we still have time to ask i'm doing. such a. good subscribed for morning news like this. hello and welcome to this new edition of eco offered your weekly environment magazine co-produce in generally large area uganda i'm krista lobes and i'm looking forward to presenting today's show would be a wonderful colleague in kampala hi there chris nice to see you again i am sundra to no deal and a big candle to all of us out there thank you for joining us again in the next half hour we'll be showing you some amazing environment ideas from europe and africa here is what is kind of shortly. in kenya tories maybe stay in the early part of the time to use our. planting trees can be fun as well as an eco f

carrying a baseball bat others are carrying right shields among this group are members of the proud boyce some of whom like dominick basilica who was recently indicted on federal conspiracy charges we will discuss later can watch where they're coming on our model as well when i 1st saw this model that was created for this i thought back to september 11th i know a lot of you senators were here some of you might have been members on the house side i was also here on september 11th i was a staffer at that time my office was on the west front of the capitol i worked in the capitol and i was on the house side this year is 20 years since the attacks of september 11th and almost every day i remember that 44 americans gave their lives to stop the plane that was headed to this capitol building i thank them every day for saving my life and the life of so many others those americans sacrifice their lives for love of country honor duty all the things that america means. the capitol stands because of people like that this capital that was conceived by our founding fathers that was built by slaves that

they say all five of the people associated with the proud boyce moved through the capitol together.g t orange tape on their clothing. the fbi hinting there will be more conspiracy charges to come against the proud boys. they said they're investigating more people. >> proud boys love their costumes. appreciate it. thanks very much. >>> so far, more than 200 arrests in the wake of the insurrection, but what would a senate acquittal of the former president mean to the extremist who is believe what he was telling them? my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain while you urinate, or a genital area infection since a rare but s

evidence that woods was impaired at the time of the crash his suv is the only car v involved nbc's simone boycefollowing the update >> reporter: tiger woods was traveling downhill this is hawthorne boulevard minutes before the crash took place. authorities told us while it is 45 miles per hour, they kept people going 80 miles per hour and they added possible that tiger woods was traveling at a faster speed they said he was lucid and calm but he was not able to stand on his own. that's why they had to pry him from that seek and transport him on a back board to a local hospital the cause of the accident is still under investigation. we are told that weather was not a factor one thing we do know he was wearing a seat belt and that probably saved his life. shep >> simone, thank you i i >>> there is one state going against guidelines, connecticut announcing vaccines will be available exclusively by age group, the one exception is teachers and other school staff. those with under lying medical conditions will not get priorities they'll have to wait until their age group is called to get vaccinated ke

this is happening at the west end of stevenson boulevard several roads in the area of stevenson and boyce road are closed for an investigation. police say they're looking for an armed person who was last seen on foot in that area. there is a heavy police presence officials have not said what led up to the shooting nor have they said who fired a gun. we'll have more information as soon as it comes into the newsroom. >>san francisco plans to open up vaccinations to new groups of city workers and residents by the end of the month. today, the city announced those working in education and child care emergency services and food and ag sectors are going to be eligible to get their shots starting february 24th. one thing that might slow that down currently well doses vaccination sites in the city can handle about 10,000 patients a day, but they are averaging less than half that amount. >>receiving only summer between 10 11,000 we a week. so as i've said we can do over 10,000 vaccine into harm's right now a day cut the supply we hope that the increases dramatically in the next couple weeks. >>the

it happened yesterday when officers tried to pull over a car near stevenson boulevard and boyce road.ice say several juveniles jumped from the car and ran. one fired at officers who then fired back. no one was hurt and officers did arrest two suspects. >>> quarter to 6:00 right now. some of the most graphic and powerful video ever aired on american television, at tack on the capitol. from the point of view of the attackers. >> yes, scott mcgrew, even those who lived through the attack or saw it on tv were all shocked by seeing that video again presented at that impeachment. >> yes, and it ran on network television, cierra and laura as house managers played it out at the capitol live, people cursing, hitting police officers, a woman was shot, 13 minutes of video. i'll play a small clip. there's no shooting, no cursing but it is not something you want your children to see. interspersed in all this video, president trump urging people to go to the capitol and people at the capitol saying they were there for donald trump. now the video caught everybody off guard, but especially donald tru

people who try to get ahold of a dose that otherwise would have gone bad nbc's simone boyce tracked downm. >> trying to get a leftover vaccine. some have been waiting in their cars for over an hour in the hopes of getting a dose that goes unused. >> they come by car and on foot all because of word of mouth friends, family. someone told them they may have a chance to get a shot if they come to the forum at day's end it's one of lncht a.'s large capacity vaccination sites this is happening at facilities around the city, too frank anderson lived two miles >> people don't show up for appointments or whatever, and they have them left over, they would give them to whoever was here rather than throwing them out. >> reporter: these so called vaccine chasers either couldn't find an appointment or had trouble navigating the web site. sa savine's elderly parents got vaccinated through the appointment system >> they said it would be worthwhile to come back at four and hang out to see if there was leftover shots. >> reporter: earlier in the vaccine rollout, the strategy may have worked for more peopl

boulevard and boyce road in fremont where you can see a lot of police activi tweeting that officers were involved in a shooting, but they have not said if police officers shot at someone or if someone shot at them. there is no word yet if anyone has been injure. right now they're looking for someone who they believe has a weapon. you can see that abandoned car there on stevenson, which looks like it's involved in all of this. we will bring you the very latest developments just as soon as we get them into the newsroom. >>> we continue to follow the developments out of our breaking news, which is an oil spill in the bay area. gallons upon gallons of oil spilled from the richmond chevron refinery. take a looked t lonrf off poinchnd. ritow the ean water and try to minimize the environmental impact. jr stone is gathering the facts in richmond and spoke with neighbors living near the refinery. what are they telling you, jr? >> reporter: well, ama, it's hard to see what's actually happening right now, but i can tell you, you can certainly smell it. not as bad as it was earlier, but that small o

british prime minister boyce johnson has set out plans for easing quote the virus restrictions in england measures will be lifted in 4 steps starting with the reopening of schools on march the 8th johnson says the threats from the virus remains substantial that the route out of lockdown should be cautious but it reversible. a sick look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic the death toll in the united states is expected to pass a half 1000000 mark today u.s. president joe biden will mark the grim milestone with a moment of silence and candle lighting ceremony at the white house so fuck you as calls on other e.u. countries to help with its quote tragic coronavirus situation so god his foreign minister has requested an advance vaccine shipment as the country battles a record number of cases and the world's biggest vaccine maker india's institute says it's been told to prioritize its for adoption of the astra zeneca vaccine for india it asked other countries to be patient. well those who study glaciers in iceland are sounding the alarm over the pace of global warming and its

if jason boyce has two decades in the marketplace, he's the author of "amazon young withing: the truth about amazon," and scott redler of t3 trading counts amazon in his portfolio, and he's waiting on a stock split. all right, scott, we'll get to you in a second. jason, to you first. would andy jassy, who runs the cloud computing business, be your choice to step into bezos' shoes if you were in charge? >> hi, liz, and thanks for having me back on the show. so my personal preference -- remember, i come from the e-commerce side. my personal preference would have been that jeff willkie not step down so that dave clark could take over, and jeff willkie would take that number one position. andy jassy just doesn't have the consumer side, but that's just my personal preference. i think amazon has named themself as a service business and a technology company, and frankly, with jeff willkie stepping down -- [inaudible] liz: okay. yeah, andy jassy runs the cloud computing business. 60% of amazon's operating revenue is coming from that division. all right. andy jassy has the position, but he face

everyone here will soon be marching over the capitol building to peacefully patriotically make feel boyce's are. in a speech spanning almost 11000 words yes we did check that was the one time the only time president trump used the word peaceful or any suggestion of nonviolence the implication of the president's tweets the rally in the speeches were clear president trump used the word fight or fighting 20 times including telling the crowd they needed to fight like hell to save our democracy we know how the crowd responded to donald trump's words and he knew how they responded to his speech here is the evidence of how the crowd reacted have. to share. the joy. you're getting. up. if you're. interested who have. yet. to take a good showing think that you're awake during. the ok. her yeah. you were you are. storm the capitol invade the capitol fight fight fight fight take the capital right now these were the words of the crowd trump was telling them to fight and he would keep telling them to fight throughout the rest of his speech these are not only words of aggression they are words of insurre

of fremont police reported shooting involving a fremont police officer near stevenson boulevard and boyce road officers are looking for an armed suspect who took off from the area on foot. several streets are blocked off, and they're asking people to avoid that area also to stay inside your home. no word yet on whether the officer or the suspect were wounded. getting san francisco kids back into the classroom coming up it on ktvu news at 6 30, the latest on negotiations and why. mayor london brief says it likely won't happen this school year. also coming up later in sports chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes set to have surgery are sports director marco banias will have details. also ahead tonight a shortage of the covid-19 vaccine coming up a closer look at how the framework for administering this is here in california and reaction from the health experts behind the plan, and they're difficult ♪ ♪ be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is f

evidence that woods was impaired at the time of the crash his suv, the only car involved nbc's simone boycetinues our coverage live near the crash site in rancho palos verde give us an update. >> reporter: shep, we are about a quarter of a mile from where the accident took place. this is an area called rolling hills estates, and it is called rolling hills because there are lots of steep roads and curves like the one you see behind me tiger woods was traveling downhill this is hawthorne boulevard, just minutes before the crash took place and authorities today told us that while the speed limit here is 45 miles per hour, they often catch people going over 80 miles per hour and they added that it is very possible that tiger woods was traveling at a greater speed than normal himself. now, shep, we also learned a little bit more about his condition when first responders found him. they said that he was lucid, he was calm, but he wasn't able to stand on his own so that's why they had to pry him from that vehicle and transport him on a backboard to a local hospital now, the cause of the accident i

7th of 2021 is a date that opposition leaders in haiti had set as the last day of presidential nell boyce his term in office as president of the nation there is debate in haiti over whether or not the president's term ends on sunday february 7th of this year or at 3 the same time next year 2022 it sounds kind of like a bit of a confusing topic how could you not know when a presidential term begin a president's term begins or ends but really this is a debate that's rooted in a chaotic election in 2016 that made it that delayed president should now moyes being officially sworn in as. president of haiti so over the course of saturday over the course of sunday we've seen protests in haiti opposition led protests we've seen clashes between opposition supporters and police and we've even said we've even seen demonstrations against the u.s. government this is related to on friday the u.s. state department spokesperson net price had said that the u.s. urges haiti to recognize free and fair elections so that parliament can resume. missions when should know i'm ways and his term in february of 2022

some people speculate in the currencies and it is hard without fundamental analysis and it is coin boycentinue to dominate. >> what about robinhood, an early investor there and this company seems to be pulling ahead with the ipo and do you think it can pull through with a wave of losses or potential regulatory action or at least regulatory scrutiny? >> i do, i do and i'm only laughing because half of my portfolio companies are facing lawsuits, and going through regulatory changes we invested in lyft. we're invested in draft kings. we're in the companies that are trying to change how business is done so i do think in spite of the recent volatility, the business principle is the same. if you look at their user growth if you look at their revenue growth and look at their market share, compared to their competitors. they're just dominating the industry, and they're growing at ten times the rate, as everyone else that they're competing with so we actually love robinhood, we hope that they pull through and they find a way to work with everybody, and we really think this company is going to con

. >> proud boyce and stand back and stand by -- >> when asked to condemn the proud boys, and white supremacistsdent say? he said, "stand back and stand by." his message was heard loud and clear. the group adopted that phrase, "stand back and stand by" as their official slogan. they created merchandise with their new slogan which they wore proudly across their backs whice proudly across their backs at trump's rallies, and they followed the president's orders. you'll see more about this later in the trial, but you'll see in these photos to the left dominic pizzola and to the right william pepe, two of the leaders of the group heading to the capitol on january 6th. they were later charged with working together to obstruct law enforcement. as we go through this evidence, i want you to keep in mind these words by president trump when asked to condemn violence. stand back and stand by and see example after example of the kinds of people like the proud boys who he had standing by on january 6th. by october as my colleagues mr. castro and mr. swalwell showed you, donald trump was escalating his big lie

clothing — which they call 'ffrops' — from their website and put them on one of our models called boyceonmentally friendly may lead to something equally world—changing. a new cult is rising. i'm a i9—year—old musician, change seeker, taco truck expert and robot. from virtual models to virtual social media stars, all wearing virtual clothing. is this what we'll all be spending our money on soon? those models are incredible, but we've been doing some modelling of our own. drumroll. cheering and applause. yeah, so that was actually a digital outfit built for me especially by a company called dressx. at the moment, their digital clothing can only be shown on still images, but what did you think? did i cut the mustard? oh, brilliant! and i loved the branding! spencer isn't the only one who's been virtually dressing up, though. the fashion industry predicts that digital garments will become big business over the next two decades. the idea of buying virtual goods has long existed in gaming, where in—game purchases have played their part in creating a digital—only goods market. but these new on

and boyce in and then be swung on even to death she goes all of them run some was speed by a government so this one is not going to get an exception and i'm sure there are some has been paid doubles why negotiation to long to even get death released because somebody puts us in it enough to release on bail we did it in mid and i don't group trying to dump him on to the government had to intensify.