a spirit of the times, brittany. we now have breaking news, the capitol hill police chief will resign effective next week. that's coming across the wire right now. i believe gene robinson is good with us and i want to take brit n -- brittany's point. everyone in this country has free speech and is supposed to but what about the prevail lens of conspiracy theories, hate and calls to violence? because at some point just as you cannot use free speech as a defense against contractual fraud to pick a boring example or an excuse to go orchestrate a crime, the question here is how much this speech and this so-called right wing media is on that front. gene, take a quick listen to what the president told these individuals before they went on this crime spree. her here. >> and after this, we're going to walk down and i'll be this with you, we're going to walk down, we're going to walk down, i think right here, we're going to walk down to the capitol and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congress men and women and

. >> brittany, last word. is there any solace in -- in knowing or assuming that in 14 day days, dynamics may change? >> i always take solace in good-hearted people who are committed to doing right. that's what we saw from black women and brown organizers and marginalized organizers in georgia what gave this country a victory through their hard work and toil. that is what we have seen from organizers of color across this entire country, fighting an electoral system that was designed for our demise. i believe in people who stand up for what's right, i believe in people who stand up against what's wrong and i will always take solace in the fact that i truly believe not only does love conquer hate, but that the truth will actually conquer the travesty that we've seen in front of us. >> brittany, on a normal, quote unquote normal night, we would have asked you to come on just to talk about the democratic victory in georgia last night. what it means, what it entails, what it took, perhaps that is the next conversati

brittany, good morning once again. >> and good morning, to you, too. we're talking about a winter chill. let's look at the maps, we have a cold blast of air moving across the midsection of the country. we'll continue to have seasonable high temperatures. minneapolis, 32 degrees on monday. look at tuesday, down to 25 degrees. denver, 49 on monday. new york, low 40s for much of the week. but there's some relief on the way. latest outlook showing a warming trend at least across the midwest and the great lakes the northeast as well, looking to the southwest, we could also have below average temperatures and hopefully that could lead to some additional rainfall helping out with >>> good saturday morning, our level 1 system bringing some light rain showers, a couple hundredths out there throughout the rest of the day, but overall the rain in the morning hours. then we're cloudy for sunday, a >>> and that weather report was sponsored by cadillac. you know what, some heated seats in a cadillac sound really nice right now. >> heated steering wheel. >> heated se

good morning to you brittany. >> reporter: good morning to you too, eva. we are watching another storm that will bring more rainfall, even snow across portions of the northeast, but maine actually already had some snow yesterday. check out this video. just what a beautiful sight. this video was taken in maine. you can see the streets covered in snow. they picked up two or four inches. radar this morning showing heavy rain spg -- falling near washington, d.c., and the mid-atlantic, and some snow starting to change over in new york. most snow now near the great lakes. this system will zip to the north east, bringing additional snowfall. we have alerts from virginia all the way to portions of massachusetts. timing things out, we'll continue to have rain moving farther to the new york, heavier rain in new york city and philadelphia early this morning, and then by this afternoon more of that snow falling. it's going to intensify too later this afternoon. we'll see a heavier burst closer to sections of scranton and albany. that's w >>> good sunday morning. start

brittany patnick cunningham, thank you both. up next, my final thoughts, stay with us.y final thoughts, stay with us. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. twto treat acute, non-low back stmuscle and joint pain doctors with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. >>> as we have began 2021 and this has been the first weekend of 2021 of "politics nation," last night and tonight, down through the last nine years on this show, we've had everyone from president barack obama and one of his last sit-down interviews for an hour talk about his presidency. we've had then-vice president joe biden and then presidential candidate joe biden, all the way to some of the first interviews with the family of george floyd, who i gave the eulogy a

>> brittany, good to have you with us tonight. thank you. >>> now to the covid-19 crisis and alarming evidence the situation may deteriorate even further in the new year. new images from los angeles county showing a superspreader task force breaking up new year's eve parties. dozens cited for violating stay-at-home orders. at the same time the nation rapidly closing in on yet another painful milestone, nearly 350,000 u.s. lives lost. and tonight, growing concerns that hospitals already stretched thin may snap under the pressure. abc's zohreen shah is in santa monica. >> reporter: tonight health i experts fearing huge holiday gath gatherings like these could become superspreader events. video posted to social media of this big indoor party at the greenbriar in west virginia drawing criticism tonight. and this new year's eve party at mar-a-lago with president trump's son donald jr. florida representative omari hardy tweeting, i'll be reaching out to folks at palm beach county to ask why we weren't ready to enforce the mandate here.

and brittany peckneck-cunningham, a veteran of the struggle and in the modern sense, that means she is an activist on race and social justice, a former member of president obama's 21st century policing task force. welcome to you both. frank, i'd like to begin with you and let's have a frank discussion about the law enforcement, or lack of it, we saw today. as i said, you can't stop the videos that have been launched on social media, showing, let people inter pretty the scenes for themselves, showing police not doing their job, showing police not holding the line, outnumbered, yes, was it a surprise to people that we had this large a gathering in d.c., this motivated, no. we've known for days and weeks it was coming. what do you make of what you witnessed today, frank, and is the capitol police force about to have a 9/11-style investigation on their hands? >> well, i think this is much larger than the capitol police force, but we've got many more questions than answers tonight. look, this wasn't a surprise for anyone. if you were monitoring social media traffic of known extremist groups

brittany bell is in for rob. good morning, brittany. >> and good morning to you, too.n talking about the travel problems with the snow, but it's not all bad, especially with dogs. look at this video. i just loved this. kristen took this video in texas near midland, texas. and this is her dog samson, i believe an english bulldog. he is just so excited to see all of that snow. i think he even has a cute >>> good saturday morning, we still have a little bit more rain with this level 1 system throughout the morning hours. and it will wind down, we'll stay cloudy and isolated shower is possible and more clouds tomorrow and more wind and rain >>> all right, now to more 2021s >>> all right, now to more 2021s to watch. which food trends will fly off the shelves soon? no need to guess. whole foods recently put out a list of which culinary crazes will be hot. in 2021 so dietitian and nutritionist maya feller is highlighting her favorites for the new year. maya, good morning. happy new year. >> good morning, dan. happy new year to you. >> so, first of all, it's apparently chickpe

brittany mentioned earlier, these officers being fired, they still keep their pension. we also need to make sure these officers stay fired. it's common practice that these -- these officers go to neighboring counties, and get hired like nothing ever happened. and so, we are going to have to -- you know, we are repeating our calls for -- for charges for these officers because they violated internal policy, their department policy, doesn't necessarily mean that they committed a crime. but i do believe here, in this case, these officers have. >> all right. thank you, both, so much. >>> after another, quick break. a hurdle to success. how requiring a degree to get a job makes it impossible for some americans, especially those from communities of color, to achieve the american dream. you will see an organization determined to change that, after this. this are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align,

brittany palomo was 27. ♪ >> brittany's family -- i know. heartbreaking.d at school, the school set up the arethia tilford sunshine award to honor her. they'll give to the student who embodies her character. >> she liked hallmark movies. i wrote it down, and fixing boo-boos. this is why these stories are so important that you tell, anthony. we just throw out the numbers -- >> there are 400,000 of these stories, gayle. 400,000. >> all those numbers have a name. >> yeah. >> 400,000, and we could see 75,000 more by the middle of next month is what they're telling us. >> i heard that. >> well done. >>> you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. >>> this morning we're hearing from the georgia fire captain who led the pledge of allegiance at president biden's inauguration. andrea hall is the first african-american woman to serve as fire captain in her department. in a surprise move, the firefighter also signed the pledge of allegiance. she told us she has friends and family members who are hearing impaired, and she wanted to echo the biden administ

brittany milton. could you please call the roll. (roll call). chen absent. safai eabsent. commissionerruacommissioner wal. he is here. wall torch absent. we have a quorum. >> i would like to announce about public comment. it will be available for each item via telephone by calling 415-655-0001 when it is your turn to speak you will hear your line is unmuted and the operator will advise you are allowed two minutes to speak. then we will move to the next caller. calls are taken in the order received. speak slowly and clearly. >> would you please read the next item. >> item 2. approve the minutes of the december 15, 2020 meeting. action item. >> any public comment on this item? >> i am checking public comment and item two. i do not see any. >> is there a motion to approve the minutes from december 15, 2020 made by. >> mandelman. >> commissioner mandelman. commissioner chung is present. madam clerk, commissioner walton are you there. >> supervisor safai is present. >> commissioner safai present. iis there a second for to motio. >> second safai. >> seconded by commissioner rone

let's get right to brittany bell. what impact could this have on the morning rush tomorrow? >> reporter: the rain and snow moves out early tomorrow morning. slick spots possible on roads overnight. that's when the snow really ramps up. on radar, watching widespread snow from central pennsylvania to new hampshire. farther to the south, widespread heavy rainfall. we still have the winter weather advisories. timing things out, snow shifting to the east overnight closer to the lower hudson valley. east to i-95, heavier rainfall. tomorrow, it stays dry, but with damp roads and temperatures dropping a bit below freezing, some isolated spots on the busy monday morning commute. >> brittany, thank you. >>> and one more note from capitol hill, the house of representatives narrowly re-electing nancy pelosi as speaker of the house. this will be the 80-year-old's fourth term as speaker. she is the only woman ever to serve in that position. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday, the deadly church shooting. a pastor killed after drawing his own gun on the suspect. how authori

trump and that there is nothing more important in this world apparently than maintaining power. >> brittany, is there any sense of how much these lawmakers are in touch with the white house about all of this? are they coordinating with trump and his legal team? >> well, clearly, any doubt that trump's influence has waged during this senate hearing we have been hearing about should be dissolved. clearly the gang of cruz and more in the house believe donald trump has a keen major influence even if he is not going to have the throne after january 20th. and it is a coalition or i believe probably build as the week goes on. this is a busy week. there is a special election happening on tuesday and what's happening here in d.c. sets up a dangerous precedent of what's happening in atlanta and the rest of georgia and that is all of what republicans want to get at. because if any democrat skirts a win on tuesday, that this president then sets up that that result can be thrown away. even though it's the same exact election, where two republicans have a very strong chance of winning, too. and it create

the prefect of brittany said officers were faced with a difficult choice between breaking the illegal organisers were prepared to resort to violence when confronted by law enforcement. when we saw that, we decided to pull them backin we saw that, we decided to pull them back in control the area. from ten pmr new year's eve, no vehicles able to enter the rave site. i'm joined by our correspondent in paris, hugh schofield. they seem to have been a major event that was difficult to shut down the police. they are under a lot of pressure and criticism as to why the party was allowed to go on for so long when everyone else is in lockdown, when the police are out enforcing curfews lockdown, when the police are out enforcing cu rfews around lockdown, when the police are out enforcing curfews around the country, how come 2500 people from across france and indeed from abroad we re across france and indeed from abroad were able to dance and party away for 36 hours from thursday evening until saturday morning. the far right, in particular, are very critical of the government which is why their re

brittany packet cunningham and mehdi hasan, on nbc's streaming network peacock.for waking up on "velshi." catch me all this week. as well as every saturday and sunday from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. eastern. have a great weekend. do not reach for the crossword puzzle just yet. "the sunday show with jonathan capehart" begins right now. >>> on edge. washington, d.c. divided between red and green zones just three days before joe biden's inauguration. my exclusive interview with the man in charge of investigating capitol security, retired military commander russel honore. >>> plus, lockdown. state capitols are hardened due to intelligence of new domestic terror attacks. the incoming chair of senate homeland security, gary peters, of michigan is here. >>> and final failure. growing anger after the trump administration promised to stockpile covid vaccines it didn't have. i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." ♪♪ >>> this sunday, three days until the inauguration, and 21,000 members of the national guard are now stationed in washington, d.c. four times the number of

the prefect of brittany said officers were faced with a difficult choice between breaking up the gathering prepared to resort to violence if confronted by law enforcement. when we saw that, we decided to pull them back and control the area. and from 10pm on new year's eve, no vehicle was able to enter the rave site. 0ur correspendent in paris, hugh schofield, explains why the police decided not to shut down the rave. they are obviously under a lot of pressure and the government is under a lot of pressure now because there is an awful lot of criticism about why this rave party was allowed to go on for so long when everyone else is in lockdown, when the police are out enforcing curfews around the country, how come 2,500 people from across france and indeed from abroad were able to dance, party away for 36 hours from thursday evening until saturday morning? the right, the far right in particular, are very, very critical of the government, which is why they are reacting now by saying when you are at the... ..of the department, saying that it is a very difficult decision. they were faced, not j

than 1,200 fines were issued to revellers after more than 2,000 of them filled a warehouse near brittanyreds of thousands of jobs, as the economy struggles against covid—19, leaving an estimated 1.7 million people out of work. our business correspondent sarah corker caught up with some of them. three people who all lost theirjobs because of the pandemic. 0lympia, rebecca, and heather were facing the toughestjobs market for a generation. we've got no money coming in, so we'll survive as long as we can.

the prefect of brittany said officers were faced with a difficult choice between breaking up the illegalred to resort to violence when confronted by law enforcement. when we saw that, we decided to pull them back in control the area. from ten pm on new year's eve, no vehicles able to enter the rave site. india has begun a nation—wide mock drill to test its preparedness for mass immunisation against covid—nineteen. the drill is intended to plug any gaps in logistics, facilities and training. it also comes as the indian government has approved the oxford astrazeneca vaccine for emergency use. dr lipika nanda is the vice president of multi—sectoral planning in public health from the public health foundation of india. i asked herjust how useful this drill will be for the vaccination rollout. it is going to be extremely useful and important for a country as large as india and also as diverse as india, with very different levels of public health infrastructure in the different states. so, i think the drills are going to be extremely useful and i think it has already started. last week, there w

the prefect of brittany said officers were faced with a difficult choice between breaking up the gatheringtranslation: clearly the organisers were prepared to resort to violence if confronted by law enforcement. when we saw that, we decided to pull them back and control the area. and from 10pm on new year's eve, no vehicle was able to enter the rave site. you're watching bbc news. let's return now to the news that pressure is growing on the government to keep all schools in england closed for two weeks after the christmas break amid a surge in coronavirus cases. 0ne union has told staff it is unsafe to return to work, while others have called for learning to move online, as our political correspondent, helen catt, explained to me earlier. yes, what we have seen in the last couple of hours is a real ratcheting up of the pressure from teaching unions and several now have come out and called for this short, temporary switch to online learning, remote learning, across england. most of them are going for this idea of a two—week period in which this would happen, so we have got the nasuwt among

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police in france are investigating who organized an illegal rave in the region of brittany thousands of people attended this fight a nationwide nighttime curfew and resisted police attempts to break up the party for 2 nights france's latest lockdown was eased in the middle of december but bars and restaurants have remained close french authorities are expecting a sharp rise in corona virus cases after the festive season. as the sun rose on saturday the police moved in hundreds of party goers were aidid in fine for breaching francis coronavirus restrictions. in the cavernous warehouses near the city of crane the party was finally over. police moved in to restore public order. they could please do surest officer security area in an operation that went off largely without incident. we then issued a number of citations to people found to be in file ation of the low. hours earlier the raid had still been in full swing around 2500 mostly young people had gathered on new year's eve define police efforts to stop the event. could listen to a sion got out of hand very quickly 3 officers were i

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recording the details of revelers leaving an illegal new year's eve party in the western region of brittany some 2 and a half 1000 people from france and abroad attended the rave it was held in violation of a nationwide curfew and ban on gatherings and continued until saturday morning. for the 1st time since donald trump took office republican and democratic senators have overridden a presidential veto more than 2 thirds of the chamber pastor a major defense bill to which trump had objected that means that the bill will pass into law unlocking more than $700000000000.00 worth of military spending for. in football germany's shaka will be hoping to end and run of $29.00 games without a win when they face her to berlin later today they're on target to set an unwanted record the longest winless streak in the bundesliga the current holders of that title are a bird lin team called manya who set the record back in the 1960 s. and despite the negative connotations tasmania are not keen to relinquish their place in history. as money a bellino known throughout germany for one thing that disastrous 19

. >> patients are scared >> reporter: brittany shilling have watched the virus destroyed families for months. >> it is heartbreaking to see patients going through what they are dealing with >> reporter: hospitals remaining over run there is measurable progress in l.a. county, the numbers are encouraging but still worrisome. >> the end is not yet insight. >> reporter: while americans know wearing a mask is for protection, only about half say they only comply when coming into close contact with others >> experts insist as americans defy precautions, the death toll will rise. >> we watch for a months now people losing their family members and shocking when it happens to you and yourself. >> reporter: tom peachy lost his fight to covid in the hospital where he saved lives >> my father-in-law paid a price trying to help others. >> reporter: a member of theirs losing the battle. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> why a black hawk helicopter crash on a train mission killing three national guard members the soldiers were honored after their bodies were recovered from the crash site >>> with the e

brittany mentioned earlier that these officers being fired, they still keep their pensions. we also need to make sure these officers stay fired. it's common practice that the officers go to neighborhoods counties and get hired like nothing ever happened. and so we're going to have to repeat our calls for charges for these officers because they violated internal policies. i do believe in this case these officers have. >> thank you both so much. >>> after another quick break, a hurdle to success. how requiring a degree to get a job makes it impossible for some americans, especially those from communities of color to achieve the american dream. you'll see an organization determined to change that after this. we were alone when my husband had the heart attack. he's the most important thing in my life. i'm so lucky to get him back. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. (burke)stomer) happy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your

than 1,200 fines were issued to revellers after more than 2,000 of them filled a warehouse near brittany for two days. employers in all sectors have been cutting hundreds of thousands of jobs, as the economy struggles against covid—19, leaving an estimated 1.7 million people out of work. our business correspondent sarah corker caught up with some of them. three people who all lost theirjobs because of the pandemic. 0lympia, rebecca, and heather were facing the toughestjobs market for a generation. we've got no money coming in, so we'll survive as long as we can. i first met 0lympia and herfamily back in may. she was touring as part of a circus troupe when the first lockdown restrictions came in and they were stranded on morecambe seafront for months. with no money coming in, it was a real struggle. it's fear. fear that... that i might not ever be able to do what i love again, which is perform, in the circus, because we might not recover. since then, things have got better. 0lympia's moved in with her mum in rotherham to save money, and wait until they‘ re allowed to perform again. financ

laura: brittany formally left the european union a year ago, but it was only last month that it camee key economic institutions. that was a pivotal moment of change for businesses on both sides. our economics correspondent now reports. correspondent: one month ago, the european union and britain signed a trade deal. >> here it is. correspondent: it means that british and eu goods can be exported free of tariffs and trade taxes. there are new barriers, and the issue is mostly with visits is that deal with perishable goods, such as fresh seafood. it was a very serious problem for this scottish supplier who spoke to the bbc in mid-january. >> thousands of pounds a week that we are losing, and we cannot continue to use that. we sit step to europe last week and it took five days to arrive, and arrived the dead and rotten. correspondent: even within the u.k., the special arrangements in northern ireland have led to delays, and supermarkets initially struggled to fill shelves. and there are still problems for some resource. in england, a shoemaker is facing difficulties with paperwork and a

our coverage begins tonight with the "new york times'" maura gay and brittany packet cunningham who's been an activist working on police reform, a former member of president obama's policing task force. we are gathered of course to discuss all of this on martin luther king day. we have more on that in the program as well. brittany, your thoughts about what we are learning from the videos. >> so there's a lot that we are learning but there's also a lot that's being confirmed. what's being confirmed is that white domestic terror has been a threat to humanity for centuries. certainly since 1492 or 1619 right here in america. so after all the hand wringing and the shock and the horror the question is what are we going to do about all of it ultimately once and for all? so with what we're learning obviously there's individual accountability that has to take place but we know this is not due to one person or one thing, that a deeply intertwined massive constellation of people and elected officials, platforms, rhetorics, organizations, funds, all of these things came together to create this m

i wonder, brittany, what is your perspective? listen, we are a week in, right?perspective, though, on where this administration has been on this and what they do next? >> well, listen, i think that these are perfectly legitimate fears. folks in the black community have had many promises made to us over the years from many politicians and few of those have actually been fulfilled in really transformative ways. transformation is the only thing that can actually help our communities be healed and be whole from the bottom up. and the best way to move forward is to earn our trust. i think all organizers and activists even if we have that feeling would love to be proven wrong and we are hoping that the biden/harris administration moves beyond commissions and updating research that we already have and that we already know, that they clearly listen to the demands of the community because they've already been assembled and that they do courageous things like moving some of the money from the cops program and the doj away from further funding police departments but actual

i want to turn to you first, brittany.week was quite a jarring scene. however, it was not unexpected for any of us who have remotely been paying attention to the language we've seen from this president since 2015, since 2016, quite frankly, sibs nce h called for the execution of the central park five. what do you think, now that we've seen this whole display for america to see, now do you believe us? now do you believe why we say black lives matter? do you understand now why people have been taking a knee? can we stop this ridiculous question of asking, is there systemic racism in law enforcement? the question has been asked and answered and if you're late to the party, now you've seen the visuals. what do you think will change, if anything, after this violent insurrection on our government? >> tiffany, you're absolutely right. we've had generations of evidence of white supremacy, systemic white supremacy and at this point, people's shock and awe is offensive. black folks have been telling you about white domestic terroris

recording the details of revelers leaving an illegal new year's eve party in the western region of brittany some 2 and a half 1000 people from france and abroad attended the grave it was held in violation of the nationwide curfew and ban on gatherings and continued into saturday morning. ruling party candidate mohamed zuma has won the 1st round of presidential elections in the west african nation. but the electoral commission says he will have to face the country's former president in a one off on february 20th this vote could mark the very 1st peaceful transfer of power in the country since in the pants. the republican controlled u.s. senate has voted to override president donald trump's veto of a major defense still with just weeks before he leaves office it's the 1st time congress has rejected a trump veto the vote unlocks more than $700000000000.00 worth of military spending this year's holiday season was cut short for u.s. senators as the body convened for a rare new year's day session. of the final push to pass a coronavirus aid bill fell through and senators voted to override preside

. >> reporter: brittany sanchez was inside her apartment doing online school when gunfire rang out. >> we heard like a lot of gunshots, and they do not stop shooting, and me and my brother got scared so we hit in the closet and we were so scared. >> reporter: there was a confrontation between the suspect and more than one officer. they did not say whether this is act was armed or not. he was shot by officers and later died at the hospital. residents of the apartment complex were stuck for hours either inside their homes were waiting to get back inside. >> it is kind of scary because my nephew is taking care of her. and my mother, she is fine. >> do you know when the complex will open back up, i know a lot of people are anxious to get back. >> a lot of people living here would certainly like to know that, they've had to shut down for hours, they are letting some residents who are not in the actual crime scene area walked back to their homes, i have seen some of groceries and all of that but they are still kind of connecting the dots with the suspect. what is connected to another restri

french police say 2 and a half 1000 revelers attended a new year's eve rave in the western region of brittany in violation of a nationwide curfew and ban on gatherings officers were attacked and their vehicles set on fire as they tried to break up the party officials say many party goers from across france and also abroad remained on site into saturday morning. iran says it plans to start and reaching uranium to 20 percent at one of its nuclear facilities a move would exceed the threshold set by the iran nuclear deal tensions between tehran and washington have mounted since u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the international deal in 2018. rescuers in norway say they have found the body of a person killed in wednesday's landslide 9 people are still missing several buildings were swept away in the slide which occurred about 30 kilometers north of the capital oslo. african countries have begun officially trading in a new continent wide free trade zone it's a potential game changer for africa's economies even if full implementation is expected to take years 54 countries have signed the ag

well police in france are investigating who organized an illegal rave in the region of brittany thousands of people attended despite a nationwide nighttime curfew and resisted police attempts to break up the party for 2 nights france's latest lockdown was eased in the middle of december but bars and restaurants have remained closed french authorities are expecting a sharp rise in coronavirus cases after the festive season. as the sun rose on saturday the police moved in hundreds of party goers were aidid in fine for breaching france's coronavirus restrictions. in the cavernous warehouses near the city of grain the party was finally over. i mean i'm a nervous about the. police moved in to restore public order to dig there could i please do surest officer. security area in an operation that went off largely without incident. we then issued a number of citations to people found to be in file ation of the low. hours earlier the race had still been in full swing around 2500 mostly young people had gathered on new year's eve define police efforts to stop the event. could listen to a sion got ou

some from the uk and spain, attended the event at a disused building in the village of lieuron in brittanyre's our paris correspondent, hugh schofield. while the rest of france spent new year's eve under a nightly curfew, 2500 people danced for two nights and a day in abandoned warehouses in a village south of rien. they'd come from places all over france and, indeed, abroad. the possibility that they might be putting themselves and others at risk from covid, they said, was exaggerated. translation: everything's reopened. the shops have reopened because they wanted to make money over christmas, but that must have caused big gatherings of people everywhere, so is it any worse here than on the paris metro? i don't think so. police decided not to intervene because they feared a riot. instead, they surrounded the premises, and when, 36 hours after the party started, the revellers began to leave, they booked them for breaches of covid rules. translation: the situation deteriorated very quickly. i had three offices injured, so i personally took the decision to disengage, at the risk of making th

recording the details of revelers leaving an illegal new year's eve party in the western region of brittany some 2 and a half 1000 people from france and abroad attended the rave was held in violation of a nationwide curfew and ban on gatherings and continued until a saturday morning. japan is considering declaring a nuke over 1000 emergency after a record surge in cases the governors of tokyo and 3 nearby prefectures urged the national government to call a state of emergency to stem the spread of the virus the government says it must 1st consult with health experts. ruling party candidate mohamed abuzz whom has won the 1st round of presidential elections in the west african nation of. the electoral commission says he will have to face the country's former president in a runoff on february 20th this vote could mark the 1st peaceful transfer of power in the country since independence. and it's often been called the forgotten war the conflict in yemen the latest victims were 3 people killed as a shell exploded at a wedding party in the port city of hadera both the saudi backed government and

recording the details of revelers leaving an illegal new year's eve party in the western region of brittany some 2 and a half 1000 people from france and abroad attended the rave it was held in violation of a nationwide curfew and ban on gatherings and continued until saturday morning. iran says it plans to store it enriching uranium to 20 percent at one of its nuclear facilities the move would exceed the threshold set by the iran nuclear agreement tensions between tehran and washington have mounted since u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the international deal back in 2018. the united states has delivered a major rebuke to donald trump with just weeks left in his presidency republican and democrat senators came together to override the president's veto of a major defense bill the vote passed by more than the required 2 thirds majority in follows a similar bipartisan motion in the house of representatives it's the 1st time congress says overridden a veto the move unlocks more than $700000000000.00 worth of military spending. correspondent oliver sal it centers to discern dates from

texas trauma surgeon describes the x-ray she seen for people who have suffered from covid doctor brittany bankhead-kendall says that even people who say they're fine. wind up showing severe lung issues she says post-covid lungs collapse clot and scar and shortness of breath lingers on she warns even if you survive or you're asymptomatic it's likely you'll have long term respiratory ailment ailments. some rumors have been circulating about covid vaccines effects on a woman's ability to get pregnant. now researchers at king's college in london are squashing those rumors saying the the jab as they call it there won't affect fertility at all however they did say that covid-19 and its vaccines are constantly changing and evolving and more research has to be done scientists advise women who are already pregnant talk to their doctors before considering getting the vaccine. >>a rideshare companies uber and lyft want to drive residents to vaccinations sites for free they are lobbying this idea to the incoming biden administration at the same time they also want their drivers to get early access to

people, some from the uk and spain, took place at a disused warehouse in the village of luron, in brittanyorts. while the rest of france spent new year's eve under a nightly curfew, 2,500 people danced for two nights and a day in abandoned warehouses in a village south of rien. they'd come from places all over france and, indeed, abroad. the possibility that they might be putting themselves and others at risk from covid, they said, was exaggerated. translation: everything's reopened. the shops have reopened because they wanted to make money over christmas, but that must have caused big gatherings of people everywhere, so is it any worse here than on the paris metro? i don't think so. police decided not to intervene because they feared a riot. instead, they surrounded the premises, and when, 36 hours after the party started, the revellers began to leave, they booked them for breaches of covid rules. translation: the situation deteriorated very quickly. i had three officers injured, so i personally took the decision to disengage, at the risk of making the situation worse, to try and contain

french police have been attacked as they try to shut down an illegal new year rave in brittany.arty—goers despite a strict coronavirus curfew. the new york stock exchange says it will delist three chinese telecommunications firms because of their alleged links with china's military. the move comes after president trump signed an executive order in november barring us investments in chinese companies that were seen as a threat to national security. rescuers in norway have found a body in the debris of homes swallowed up by a landslip near 0slo on wednesday. it's the first confirmed fatality. emergency workers managed to get into the crater on foot for the first time but nine people, including children, are still unaccounted for. vince soodin reports. it's a race against time. rescuers are accelerating the search for children, women and men hidden in a huge, dark crater filled with clay. but it's a high—risk operation as the ground is still not safe and workers are surrounded by precarious clay walls. emergency workers have managed to get into the crater on foot for the first time

we met brittany vice who rode out the storm with her 2-month-old daughter hallie and other relatives in a bathtub. >> got them, went to the bathroom and the dogs didn't even make it through the door before the tornado hit. >> reporter: it was that quick? >> it was that quick. >> reporter: just down the street, michael holloway survived in his hallway. >> with me being as big of a guy as i am, i got into as small of a ball as i could and i prayed. >> reporter: the severe weather one of several storms hitting the country this week. a separate system to blame for this pileup on i-25 in colorado. six people were hurt. david, we are back outside that hotel that sustained serious damage. there are cars here crushed under the heavy debris. and by all accounts, this storm developed quickly and those in its path had only minutes to take cover. david? >> all part of that major system. we're thinking about those families. marcus, thank you. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking these systems as they move across the country. hey, rob. >> reporter: good evening, david. tha

some southeast asian countries want closest brittany of the chinese produced son of ak kevin $1000.00 vaccine after trial data from brazil showed an efficacy rate of just 50.4 percent others including indonesia pushing forward with their rollout eager to try to bring the public health crisis under control it's got harder reports from bangkok. looking to reassure people in indonesia the government live stream present djoko would dodo getting the country's 1st chinese scene of 1000 vaccine last week the 1st nation outside of china to grant emergency use some neighboring countries in southeast asia will do the same over the coming weeks and months thailand malaysia singapore and the philippines have all placed orders this despite a wide range of data on its efficacy from the early trials of the vaccine from 91 percent in turkey to 50.4 percent in brazil just barely above the world health organization's cut off at 50 percent from southeast asia countries are reviewing orders and have not yet approved the jab this has led to some questions about the vaccine stemming from the lack of transp