it's official berlin's international film festival one of europe's big 3 alongside the venice and cannes film festival will be quite different next year the belly naleo which just managed to squeeze in its 2020 addition last february just prior to the 1st corona lockdown had been hoping to hold an in person event in february as planned but now the new lockdown measures here in germany have forced them to come up with a plan b. for its 71st edition. so to get the lowdown on just what that plan b. will look like our film experts scott roxboro joins me from bond hello scott glad to see you there's been a lot of speculation over how the belly nala will handle the festival next year what can you tell us about the plans for 2021. yeah. there are still some details to have be officially announced by the barely nala but i think we can give the sort of the general outline of what looks like is going to happen next year basically so the 2 main parts of the festival the main competition which is where the the big films that premier at the berlin festival and the film market which is where the films

it's official berlin's international film festival one of europe's big 3 alongside the venice and cannes film festival will be quite different next year the belly nollywood which just managed to squeeze in its 2020 addition last february just prior to the 1st corona lockdown had been hoping to hold an in person event in february as planned but now the new lockdown measures here in germany have forced them to come up with a plan b. for its 71st edition. so to get the lowdown on just what that plan b. will look like our film experts got roxboro joins me from bon hello scott glad to see you there's been a lot of speculation over how the belly nala will handle the festival next year what can you tell us about the plans for 2021. yeah. there are still some details to have be officially announced by the badly nala but i think we can give the sort of the general outline of what looks like is going to happen next year basically sort of 2 main parts of the festival the main competition which is where the the big films that premier at the berlin festival and the film market which is where the film

it's official berlin's international film festival one of europe's big 3 alongside the venice and cannes film festival will be quite different next year the belly nollywood which just managed to squeeze in its 2020 addition last february just prior to the 1st corona lockdown had been hoping to hold an in person event in february as planned but now the new lockdown measures here in germany have forced them to come up with a plan b. for its 71st edition. so to get the lowdown on just what that plan b. will look like our film experts got roxboro joins me from bond hello scott glad to see you there's been a lot of speculation over how the belly nala will handle the festival next year what can you tell us about the plans for 2021. yeah. there are still some details to have be officially announced by the barely knowledge but i think we can give the sort of the general outline of what looks like is going to happen next year basically sort of 2 main parts of the festival the main competition which is where the the big films that premier at the berlin festival and the film market which is where t

it's official berlin's international film festival one of europe's big 3 alongside the venice and cannes film festival will be quite different next year the bally na which just managed to squeeze in its 2020 addition last february just prior to the 1st corona lockdown had been hoping to hold an in person event in february as planned but now the new lockdown measures here in germany have forced them to come up with a plan b 471st edition. so to get the lowdown on just what that plan b. will look like our film experts got roxboro joins me from bomb hello scott glad to see you there's been a lot of speculation over how the belly nala will handle the festival next year what can you tell us about the plans for 2021. there are still some details to have be officially announced by the belly nala but i think we can give the sort of the general outline of what looks like is going to happen next year basically sort of 2 main parts of the festival the main competition which is where the the big films that premier at the berlin festival and the film market which is where the films are new films are

it's official berlin's international film festival one of europe's big 3 alongside the venice and cannes film festival will be quite different next year the belly nollywood which just managed to squeeze in its 2020 addition last february just prior to the 1st corona lockdown had been hoping to hold an in person event in february as planned but now the new lockdown measures here in germany have forced them to come up with a plan b. for its 71st edition. so to get the lowdown on just what that plan b. will look like our film experts got roxboro joins me from bomb hello scott glad to see you there's been a lot of speculation over how the belly nala will handle the festival next year what can you tell us about the plans for 2021. yeah. there are still some details to have been officially announced by the belly nala but i think we can give the sort of the general outline of what looks like is going to happen next year basically sort of 2 main parts of the festival the main competition which is where the the big films that premier at the berlin festival and the film market which is where the f

it's official berlin's international film festival one of europe's big 3 alongside the venice and cannes film festival will be quite different next year the belly nollywood which just managed to squeeze in its 2020 addition last february just prior to the 1st corona lockdown had been hoping to hold an in person event in february as planned but now the new lockdown measures here in germany have forced them to come up with a plan b. for its 71st edition. so to get the lowdown on just what that plan b. will look like our film experts got roxboro joins me from bond hello scott glad to see you there's been.

september 'd why has it taken so long for the british government to act well when we 1st identified in in cannes at that point it was in one of those highly domino strain within the sequences that we're going to fight what happened over the time of course there is a limited restriction on to the movement but at the same time you know people are probably within the country and overseas as well so there's a strain in trouble quite frequently and therefore become more successful and the virus that has more sickness that would become more common i think in the field and now at this stage we have seen really fair proportion of people positive for this strain on shore a question that everybody would like to be certain of the answer is as we see the vaccine slowly being rolled out is this new strain going to also be able to react to a vaccine to the vaccine or be taken care of by the vaccine. yes absolutely of a comment when we talk about the new strain treat teens come in mind at the 1st incest 1st is that about the case why this is transmitted more within the population the 2nd things come whether it

direct relief from state and local governments which i hope would be part of this agreement, i hope we cann return tosu the issue very quicy after the first of the year end perhaps we can find a way to provide this relief, the alternative is awful, i know it's going to happen to a l lotf the local budgets, police officers are going to be furloughed, firefighters, teachers, healthcare workers, just had a moment of time when we need them the most, many of the communities will be unable to continue with the fundamental services to keep us safe. i hope we can get back to that as quickly as possible finally mr. president let me say were all anxious to fund this government at midnight tonight they continuing resolution which we passed several months ago real tragedy if we sell the government come to a close for any reason at any time and certainly at this moment when our economy is continuous and our worries arege so large over the healthcare of our nation we should not allow this to occur, i pray the negotiators will be able to spendan good time and report to assume that they have reached an agr

it was about the female gaze for which she won the cannes best picture prize.h stunning performances from individuals, this was another bona fides masterpiece from the creator of girlhood, one of my favourite films of the 21st—century. it will seem to be going so well. and then, in the middle of march, lockdown came. cinemas around the uk closed their doors with no clear idea of when they would open again. i had been warning signs. at the beginning of march, producers of the bond movie no time to die had already been delayed, but they announced that the film's release would be delayed until november. at the time, this seemed drastic, but it soon became clear that this was the first ofa became clear that this was the first of a string of blockbusters that would not be hitting the big screen anytime soon. and so began the great home viewing boom of 2020. in april, trolls world tour, a phosphorescent sequel to the 2016 animated hit, became the first major studio movie originally intended for widespread theatrical release to go straight to streaming services in uk

well when we 1st identified in cannes at that point it wasn't one of those highly domino strain within the sequences that we're going to fight what happened over the time of course that is a limited restriction on to the movement but at the same time you know people are traveling within the country and overseas as well so there's training travel quite frequently and therefore become more successful and anybody that has more fitness that would become or probably i think is in the field and now at this stage we have seen we'll a fair proportion of people positive for this you could explain why i'm sure a question that everybody would like to be certain of the answer is as we see the vaccine slowly being rolled out is this new strain going to also be able to react to the vaccine to the vaccine will be taken care of by the vaccine yes absolutely a very common when we talk about the new strain treat to come in mind at the 1st instance 1st is that about this why this is transmitted more within the population the 2nd things come whether it is more lethal is causing more so we are lucky enough

is glad that is very important i think this this particular strain was 1st going to fight in cannes back in september and since then it being propagating that into the human population i know it sort of has that and why we know that it has been a very limited movement within the countries but that doesn't mean that it was as you know moment so i'm pretty certain that this strain has already reached through multiple countries not within the euro but also across other countries so it's having border closed at this moment doesn't really make a big sense hold over the important thing is that all those country do seek was at the level as we do here in the u.k. different strains of the viruses to be read and if i if that is the case because if that is the case important is that really to emphasize the and i mean lies really the impact of this that you can strain within the population how do you think that there are steps that governments should be taking other than this. well this strain has certainly impact onto the truss miss ability space moving within the population quite fast and and prob

french film—maker and ra pturing manifesto about female gays which she had won the canne screenplay prizeg performances and paintily visuals this was another bona fide masterpiece from the creator of girlhood one of my favourite films from the 21st century. it all seemed to be going so well and then in the middle of march lockdown came. and cinemas around the uk closed their doors with no clear idea of when they would open again. there had of course been warning signs. at the beginning of march the producers of the bond movie, no time to die which had already been delayed due to the departure of original director danny boyle announced that the films release would be pushed back to november. at the time this seemed like a drastic move. but it soon became clear that bond was just the first of a string of blockbusters that wouldn't be hitting the big screen anytime soon. and so began the great home viewing boom of 2020. # woke up in the morning light today is the day that i do everything right #. in april trolls world tour the phosphorescent sql to the 2016 animated hit became the first majo

car and a tip tied to the owner's backyard they looked into statements warner made saying he had cannesrr. those near the blast zone tried to get back in this woman watched her sports bar. >> every beer tap was running and had been knocked open from the blast. >> reporter: six officers are credited with saving lives. >> immediately they didn't think about their own lives. they didn't think about protecting themselves. they thought about the citizens of nashville and protecting them. >> reporter: for survivors, the shock of what happened sinking in. >> it's nothing compared to what the outcome could have been if the officers hadn't alerted us, if we hadn't gotten to safety. >> reporter: one close call of too many. >> reporter: this morning while the perimeter around the bombing site has slowly started to get smaller, investigators are going to keep that block closed off for now as they're still gathering evidence michelle >> still many unanswered questions there in nashville, morgan, thanks. >>> we're tracking a winter storm coast to coast that's gaining in intensity janessa webb is join

for example in cannes known as the garden of england but now residents are afraid that their region will turn into a massive holding area for trucks near the town of ashford the hour reading some signs all that's happening. once upon a time there was a quaint 13th century church in a sleepy part of can't south eastern england. but ever since spreads that the tranquility is gone. noisy construction work has begun on a vast customs clearance center near ashford to the dismay of locals called the idea here is that the darrius would have to present their paperwork by going out and coming in from the opinion. the government belatedly realised that 80 percent of the tip of the traffic with europe does come through. and because there is no space to set up a customs station in dover it is being created near ashford the plant's $25.00 hectares site will process up to $1700.00 lorries per day. liz right who was a green party city councillor in oxford opposed to bricks that from the start. some people who voted for breakfast and from probably regretting i said they weren't told anything like this t

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team been wearing the going to cannes chagga long time already at youth level he's been breaking records left right and center a recent attack trick inside of 60 minutes for the under 19 while with the under 17 c. netted this season total of $46.00 goals possibly a record for. the ages and he was just 14. years i've seen a few videos of him playing of course and what can i say it's almost unbelievable how someone can score so many goals against players 2 or 3 years older than his if you talk he just have these qualities that i feel very rarely come across before you. start raining down he was 11 years germany base father came to hamburg from cameroon the new arrival checked in with local clubs on paddling and they let him train with the other youngsters. i had no football boots for 3 weeks then my dad got me some. it was immediately obvious that he was different better than everyone else. and they haven't invented the player who can stop him it's great that's still how it's is the sky's the limit. for new feel proud to have accompanied him along the way it's cool to see him. back to do i

have been released and are on their way home the boys were taken when gunmen raided their school in cannes carra in nigeria's north west last friday. on thursday protesters rallied in the town furious at the government's handling of the case and a faction of the armed group boko haram released a proof of life video of what it said were some of the kidnapped boys in the video which honors or has chose not to broadcast the boys urged the military to stay away because he is state governor says it's not yet clear if all of the school boys have been released have so far. given 304 d. . schoolchildren later on we also understand 4 have joined so we have to leave 344. children that are on their way to cousin and now this is it they have surrendered or that is with them so find out. patents where the still some left like i said even the figure we get was not to stick because who are looking to do in city 32400 and now we have gotten 344 so exactly about tomorrow let's go to our correspondent in katsina state to ahmed interest so tell us more about the release. well this followed days of negotiatio

overboard while the situation in the sea heats up the trucks waiting in line hundreds of them stranded in cannes santa might be late this year as the precursors build up has contributed to an already dire situation at the border his elves are stuck with countless toys and their trucks some of which might not reach the children until easter while barbie dolls might not be a necessity food and medicine certainly are u.k. ministers are even advising stores to start stockpiling food and corporations for no deal which would see prices skyrocket and some products disappearing from shelves altogether the use says if you want tariff free access to our market we need to maintain the same standards for goods labor and the environment but those are all the things the u.k. wants to decide for itself. and then there's the problem of how to resolve disputes which are balance of come up the you lost the power to retaliate if the u.k. doesn't follow the rules with fines and tariffs the u.k. isn't so keen on that and it doesn't want the european court of justice to be the final arbiter were people saying are gre

confirm these baseless allegations that the other girls have made 52 or 3 of them were with us in cannes nets and we witnessed how badly they were treated it like we can easily say it's not baseless. and. these days the twins only compete in the national the no longer trimming of international success but at least now they can perform again with a smile on their faces. was produced by jonathan crane from v.w. sport joins me now welcome jonathan so how significant are these allegations i think they are pretty significant because up until now we don't really heard about one instance in chemist's with one coach gabrielle a phrase what we have for. this was also involving another coach. and also it involved you know the organization the wryness attorney but that was the local gymnastics association who essentially just didn't take the allegations seriously accuse them of lying and. people keen to point out they didn't want to single the blame on individuals but rather a system that allowed these individuals to kind of operate in their own bubble without having any kind of questions asked of

hard minimum wage with lots of overtime be the black city if $49.00 people can come and we'll be at cannes to either out get us i think how can we take out of all this people. the elderly people whom she cares for have become like family to maria in spite of brags that she wants to stay in britain for the time being but most of her friends have already gone back home. singapore's straight kitchens have long been a cane gradient of life in the city states with stalls bundled together in food courts known as hocus centers is communal dining rooms serve meals at all times of the day to all types of people now unesco has a fully recognize the particular flavor they bring to life in singapore and added them to their cultural heritage list. it sizzles simmers and seems something's always cooking in singapore's hawkers centers 24 hours a day 7 days a week. every morning at 5 am lena starts preparing to dove for the fish pools in her kitchen singaporeans eat around a 1000000 of them a day and here they're still handmade. and because opted to stay at it patiently it's in the bones so fish balls the

september why has it taken so long for the british government to act well when we 1st identified in in cannes at that point it was in one of those highly domino strain within the sequences that we're going to fight what happened over the time of course there is a limited restriction on to the movement but at the same time you know people are traveling within the country and overseas as well so there's a strain in travel quite secretly and therefore become more successful and if i guess that has more sickness that would become more common i think in the field and now at this stage we have seen really a fair proportion of what people are looking for because it could explain onshore a question that everybody would like to be certain of the answer is that as we see the vaccine suddenly being rolled out is this nice train going to also be able to react to the vaccine to the vaccine or be taken care of by the vaccine. yes absolutely a big i mean when we talk about the nutrients we'd come in mind at the 1st instance 1st is that about the this why this is transmitted more within the population the 2n

for example in cannes known as the garden of england but now residents are afraid that their region willturn into a massive holding area for trucks near the town of ashford the hour reading some signs of that's happening. once upon a time there was a quaint 13th century church in a sleepy part of canton south eastern england. but ever since threats that the tranquility is gone. noisy construction work has begun on a vast customs clearance center near ashford to the dismay of locals called the idea here is that the various would have to present their paperwork by going out and coming in from the opinion. the government belatedly realised that h. the sentence above the traffic with europe does come through. and because there is no space to set up a customs station in dover it is being created near. the plants $25.00 hectares site will process up to $1700.00 lorries per day. liz wright who is a green party city councillor in oxford opposed to bret's that from the start. some people who voted for breakfast a problem probably were getting a sudden they weren't told anything like this would ha

anticipation of the end of the transition period if you move to the new relationships huge help out there in cannes we've covered it extensively here on r.t. truck drivers and get stranded for days exacerbated by code restrictions and christmas queues as well and that will be a backlog that has to be worked through but it would appear that going forward there won't be frictionless movement of people between both sides when it comes to freedom of movement of course people able to move back and forth as it stands until the end of the transition period but is that the travel to the to live to work and vice versa as well uses and could come here now of course the u.k. will introduce the social points based immigration system they said that it's going to be similar to one to the one implemented in australia and that's going to be an imitation of people's abilities to move around contrarily the promise of boris johnson saying that actually this deal is what people voted for in the 2060 referendum that is what people went to the polls and asked for but not possibly may not be the case for a variety of rea

confirm these baseless allegations that the other girls have made. 2 or 3 of them are with us in cannes nets and we witnessed how badly they were treated. we can easily say it's not baseless. and they convince us that. these days between really compete in the national league no longer dreaming of international success present least now they can perform again with a smile on their faces. joining me now is doug modified tag who chairs the sports committee of the german bundestag di my photographer thanks for joining us what is your reaction to these allegations that have come out here in germany well good morning i heard about the allegations a couple of weeks ago and i can say for me it's not credible what the people say and i think it's worth. working with it and talking about it because you know sports is a field with a very close relation between the staff and the athletes think of the coaches think of the medical doctors think of the physicians they all have a close contact to a very young people and that can make the young as it's strong self-confident. but to misuse of the power ca

imagine if you took that limitation off, if you could do whatever you want so long as it cann the name of religion i do it. said human sacrifice is part of our religious experience. who sacrificed his son on the altar in the old testament? yes sir. have sacrifice as part of our religious experience? theyou clear on that, of limitations? >> [indiscernible] state that violates violations under social distancing rules for new york state's. -- york state. prof. prevas: new york has a real problem on its hands. the orthodox tuition communities in brooklyn and queens are saying we are going to have our ritual prayers and god will take care of us. de blasio, he's got a problem. police imagine the arresting orthodox jews in the streets of new york? it will be like what all over again? nazi germany. at the same time, you can't be spreading the virus. you've got a public health crisis. so what do you do? it's a quandary. what will happen, i predict, is there are going to be jewwish l -- jewish leaders who will be arrested and they will appeal and it will probably go to the supreme court. let's m

ensure all goes well from sunday to 1st days of the buy and take pride to fix scene will be given in cannes and missing homes dela said be distributed to the special scientists set up all of a country for mass but voluntary vaccination despite its critics german has missed a yen spawn say demonization campaign meant stand was every reason for optimism. and the vaccination senses are ready to go as the team's already buoyant everyone wants to success of the biggest tax a nation campaign of the history of federal germany us sort of this is federalism is at its best when it suits us and not truly so only those says say that tomorrow is too little too late to european but i would like that tomorrow is seen for what he teaches an extraordinary day for germany towards an important day for the battle against a pandemic of a century and. in a soviet determined population for hugo polls reveals that 32 percent of respondents want to receive the vaccine as soon as possible another 33 percent want to wait until they see how to vaccines affects other people with 19 percent of those asked and willing to

canns you elaborate?tell you, defensive briefings continue, we've done many this year, and there are situations that are ongoing. the eric swalwell situation is not the only one. this is a problem because the chinese have made it a problem, and they picked up the pace. i'll say it again because it is worth repeating. eric swalwell has spent years downplaying the chinese crisis and pretending like the russia problem is a bigger problem than what it is, in the entire media in washington is falling for it. i think we have to start asking, are they the ones pushing the purpose?essage on >> sean: yeah, unbelievable. ric, thank you. joe concha, thank you. coming up, big development for mark and patricia mccloskey, the st. louis couple charge for defending their home for protesters over the summer? mark mccloskey joins us straight ahead. ♪ . today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest g

fountain business one way and so the big soda companies also shifted a lot of their product into cannes which put a really really big can a strain on the supply chain when it has a bush molson coors doctor pepper coca cola can't get their cans and much more difficult. the little guys to get on says production could remain tight through 2021. >>the things small businesses will stick with their to go models even after the pandemic has passed i think it's going away. >>maggie gallant austin. now for a final look at our weather forecast tonight at 9 our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look at the snow forecast in the sierra good evening. they're yeah we've got some much-needed snow returning to the scene here this weekend and we also saw some inches of snow and also rain for most of this year. so let's take a look at live conditions out there right now. >>i 80 at castle peak, plenty of snow off to the side of the roads but fortunately the chain controls have been lifted, but still make sure to drive safely for your saturday night commute because we got a lot of fresh powder o

saying we canns actually. before that they could not because they would die. throughout the period i'm looking at here, there are certain overlapping ways of understanding disease. one of them is the homeopathic method. people today believe in homeopathy, i do not know. theory that ancient the body'sy of lourdes -- body fluids, humors. the balance of different fluids in your body make for you being healthy or not. then we have the moral approach to disease. we blame people's choices for how they contract disease, if the natives, making too much alcohol or eating too much or exposing yourself to abuse, wearing the wrong close. every life choice could be subject to criticism. , germ theory starts coming through a little. but throughout this, one that carries the most weight is material. an environmental approach that claimed the diseases were associated with environment. food.stance an x elation from rotten matter, and that kind of thing were likely to create disease. as such, environments needed to be sanitized and cured the same way the people were. to a certa

companies are warning of shortage is of perishable goods were a challenge the latest from maidstone in cannes we have a situation where we've got christmas coming up much of london in the south the city's council for the rest of the country you have the u.k. now council for much of europe and real questions about whether the u.k. can adequately supply itself with the things it needs like food and other supplies the governments of the moment is saying that it doesn't have an immediate problem and the french are saying that they would like to get this resolved in the coming hours by establishing you senator e protocols but we don't know yet what that means the european union is expected to approve its 1st coronavirus vaccine later on monday as infections continue to climb rapidly in parts of the continent european medicines agency is meeting to discuss the approvals in amsterdam south korea's capital has imposed tough new coronavirus measures as it struggles to contain a rise in new infections gatherings of more than 4 people are banned in seoul and to neighboring regions hospital capacity for

another storm system looking close saturday and you cann ese even it falls apart. traffic and turn it over to sue. >> good morning, everyone. take a look at our screen here. guess what we're looking at. tough to tell, right? because thick fog. that is the san mateo bridge. and mike has been warning about this and very low visibility on the span. there is a fog advisory there. so, extra caution this morning. we pop over to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights, of course, are on. an earlier stall that turned into an accident just past the metering lights. that's been cleared and now back on to 880 in the westbound direction. so, that's a bit of a delay heading into san francisco. here's a look at some of your drive time physical yos if you' out nop westbound highway 4 is looking pretty good. little bit of slowing as you approach concord for a 20-minute drive out of antioch and towards the golden gate bridge fog southbound on 101 and s the team's been working around the clock.wire, we've had to rethink our whole approach. we're going to give togetherness. logist

wants you to believe that we didn't have any fraud, they didn't find anything of any suggest e enough cannesr sufficiency to suggest that the outcome of the election should be otherwise? these people are either damn fools or they're damn liars. east way the american -- either way the american people are suffering at the hands of an absent justice department, election crimes unit, voting rights division. i mean, god, what in hell could we do more to wonder what has happened to this country? what more could we do to screw it up? it's amazing. we need a fix now, and i want to say a thanks to senator ted cruz for stepping up, one of the few, and stephen miller who is in the war every day in every way. >>> up next, more on the lack of support from the republican establishment in the battle for the white house. you don't want to miss a minute of it. we take it up with former congressman jason chaffetz. we'll continue in one minute. ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary

when you think about king, king goes to cannes in 1967. he. he sees, a become prime minister wearing the same humble clothing he had been wearing use incarcerated at the convention. people were blown away by this. king says, the india, and argued book that 59 is a crucial turning point for king because he comes to believe that by going to india and seeing untouchables and indeed he comes to see poverty and the rationalization of poverty, criminalization of poverty is something he's called on to try to obliterate from the face of the earth. so that's his calling. usually we think educating and the international with the anti-vietnam war activism which is big but i think the nobel peace prize is really big and going to oslo is big. he is very impressed by the social democracies he witnesses firsthand. the internationalism of king becomes the only anti-imperialism but it becomes a pro-peace mission, this, this idea the only way to truly build a great society if we stop warring with each other. king calls this a bit of it beautiful struggle. that'

for example in cannes known as the garden of england but now residents are afraid that their region will turn into a massive holding area for trucks near the town of ashford the hour reading some signs all that's happening. once upon a time there was a quaint 13th century church in a sleepy part of kent south eastern england. but ever since threats that the tranquility is gone. noisy construction work has begun on a vast customs clearance center near ashford to the dismay of locals called the idea here is that the darrius would have to present their paperwork by going out and coming in from the opinion and. the government belatedly realised that 80 percent of the tip of the traffic with europe does come through. and because there is no space to set up a customs station in dover it is being created near. the plant's $25.00 hectares site will process up to $1700.00 lorries per day. liz right who is a green party city councillor in astro opposed to bret's it from the start. some people who voted for breakfast a problem probably regretting i said we weren't told anything like this would happ

for example in cannes known as the garden of england but now residents are afraid that their region will turn into a massive holding area for trucks near the town of ashford the hour reading some signs of that's happening. once upon a time there was a quaint 13th century church in a sleepy part of kent southeastern england. but ever since cracks it the tranquility is gone. noisy construction work has begun on a vast customs clearance center near ashford to the dismay of locals called the idea here is that the various will have to present their paperwork both going out and coming in from the opinion and the government belatedly realise that 80 percent of the tip of the traffic with europe does come through. and that cause there is no space to set up a customs station in dover it is being created near. the plants $25.00 had our site will process up to $1700.00 lorries per day. lizz wright who was a green party city councillor in oxford opposed to breaks it from the start. some people who voted for breakfast a problem probably regretting i said we weren't told anything like this would happe

. >> missy cann can't forget the late night phone call she received from her sister in the summer of station. i could hear the commotion from the train station. and from the time she called me, poof, she was gone. >> investigators tracked they are phone to a cell phone to youner long island. >> they knew there was something very wrong here. >> reporter: three years later in december of 2010 human remains were found along ocean parkaway near gilgo beach on long island. the chief of detectives was struck by an odd detail. >> that seems to be wrapped in ber lap, which doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: and the surprises kep coming. >> and i'm called and we found another set of remains and another one and another one. we were dealing with a serial killer. >> reporter: eventually ten sets of remains were recovered. missy's sister maureen and three others were found first. and dubbed the gilgo four. discarded in a similar fashion they were placed roughly 500 feet apart, wrapped in burlap. >> because the ability to take dampness moisture and breathe which would promote decay as well as ac

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i cann a position where recognize a lot of downtrends in our society. i am 79 years old. really enjoy everything i have done in my entire life as a that,r, but i am afraid kidsme way, i have lost my in the past because of the decisions we are making now. a lot of elderly people better look at what is going on in this country and to stand up and help your children out, your grandchildren outcome it explained to them what is going on. -- grandchildren out, and explain to them what is going on. we live in a country that nobody can duplicate, except for maybe the scandinavian countries. let's make our telephone calls, recommend what you feel is proper, and let them make a decision. i can express my opinion to washington, just like i do for the locals here, you know? if i have an opinion, i go to my local government and i explained to them. i will not change anybody's mind. i want them to understand what i'm trying to say. host: thank you. eric is next out of columbus, georgia. good morning. caller: hello, sir. thank you for taking my call. i do support the stimulus. mainly be

film—maker celine sciamma's enra pturing manifesto about the female gaze, for which she had won the cannesld open again. there had, of course, been warning signs. at the beginning of march, the producers of the bond movie no time to die, which had already been delayed due to the departure of original director danny boyle, announced that the film's release would be pushed back to november. at the time, this seemed like a drastic move, but it soon became clear that bond was just the first of a string of blockbusters that wouldn't be hitting the big screen anytime soon. and so began the great home—viewing boom of 2020. # woke up in the morning light. # today is the day that i do everything right...#. in april, trolls world tour, the phosphorescent sequel to the 2016 animated hit, became the first major studio movie originally intended for widespread theatrical release to go straight to streaming services in the uk as a direct result of coronavirus. it was a pattern that would continue even as cinemas reopened, with other high—profile movies like disney's live—action mulan, which had made head

pnt in our wargainst covid-19 and the significance of this victory in such an expedited time frame cann beverstated. i want to thank the brilliant men and women w made this feat possible. there are the researchers and scientists who developed the lifesaving vacci as well as the volunteer who participated in clinical trials. there are manufacturers thaare rapidly producing millions of ses and the distributors that are gting these doses to sites across the country as quickly as possible. and of coursthere are the hoitals pharmacies and our incredible health care workers who will lead the vaccination effort. the race to a covid-19 vaccine will be remembered as one of the greatest human achievements of our generatn, and these grave and brilliant -- these brave and brillia individuals help make it possible. i want to remind all of us that while this is a huge milestone, and one that would absolutely be celebrated, we are not out of the dark yet. a light at the end of the tunnel is getting biggernd brighter, but we still have a ways to go, and each of us have our own part to play in getting u

the oceans are a global resource that sustains life everywhere, whether it is your cannes, state, our district that has a coastline or is landlocked. 80% of new jerseyans live in a coastal area and our economy is heavily dependent on these vibrant communities. families who depend on our fishing, real estate, hospitality, outdoor recreation industry rely on clean and safe oceans. these families know that beyond their daily livelihoods, plastic pollution also threatens human health on a global scale. once in the environment, plastics accumulate in and both contaminate both human and animal food chains. save our seas calls on us to reassess the effect of plastics so that we can better understand the way plastic is dangerous to humans. even at a time -- and this is what i'll close on -- when washington seems more politically divided more than ever before, this represents a significant bipartisan victory that i sincerely hope will serve as a steppingstone towards more progress to tackle this growing global problem. there's no single solution to the marine debris crisis. ocean stewardship i