charlotte: i'm charlotte.that we've been developing. we, um... [bleep] ♪♪ lemonis: okay. i just want to tell you guys something. any of you at any point throughout the presentation, pipe in. anytime you seem them fade, keep their attention. i'm not going to give charlotte a pass here. i know she's tired, but if you want to be the ceo, that's what comes with the territory. charlotte: so, we've been working to create this brand. it's a case for everyone, and the name is everkin. lemonis: it looks like the customer skews female. i wouldn't necessarily put them on my phone particularly, but i like the fact that they all have a different feel to them. and it feels like there's some gender-neutral designs here. i'm not totally in love with the designs. what worries me are some of the same issues that worried me at casery. they skewed very female, but i feel like telling them now will take them off their game. i just hope that t-mobile doesn't feel the same way i do. lemonis: okay. i think we should stop. okay. all r

charlotte: hi, i'm charlotte. lemonis: charlotte? charlotte: yeah. lemonis: i'm marcus.te: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. charlotte: thanks for coming. skyler: skyler. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. and are you the only owner? no. so, i own 90%. charlotte owns 7%, and skyler owns 3%. lemonis: and what are your roles here? charlotte: i'm the creative director. lemonis: so, all of the designs? charlotte: yeah. i oversee all of it and come up with all the ideas. skyler: so, i'm the c.o.o. i also, basically, take on a lot of the c.f.o. responsibilities. so...i've been doing a lot of the... lemonis: that's an interesting crossover. skyler: it is. it is. lemonis: as the finance person, you're the steward of the assets, which includes knowing what's there, how much it is, where it's moving, how to track it. how do you actually do a physical count? matthew: we did count, and it was a little messy 'cause we don't bar code. lemonis: but you need bar coding so you know what the hell you have. skyler: that'd be great. lemonis: can you guys pull the differ

here is our reporter, charlotte gallagher.ct biden: the people of this nation have spoken. they have delivered us a clear victory, a convincing victory. charlotte: supporters of joe biden celebrating in the u.s and thousands of miles away and across the atlantic, the irish town also mas the moment. in fact, the twists and turns of the electn campaign were followed closely here as joe biden is the descendent of a man who emigrated to the u.s. after the great famine. joe biden may have been born in america, but here he is seen as ballina's famous son. >> there has been under enormous amount of excitement in ballina because obviously it feels like we are connected with someone so powerful now at this stage. the town itself. in 2016, he was in town as vice president and got to meet so many locals. i suppose that i what makes the connection even greater now. being related to president-elect biden is incredible. it is amazing to know somebody so personally and have a relationship with somebody that is that high up. it is pretty spec

the mum, charlotte the solicitor, which is my job, and charlotte the teacher.p that i have with my children, because home is their safe place, this is where they can be who they want to be and not have to worry too much about school learning at this point in time, and that blurred the lines. and both of my children suffered quite greatly, mentally and emotionally. my youngest had onlyjust started primary school, and she stopped sleeping, she stopped eating, she lost weight. emotionally, the impact on her was quite huge. so i would not welcome further school closures. i think the children are actually being considered last in all of this argument. that was charlotte clark, a mother in east sussex. councillors in brighton and hove have asked all primary schools to move teaching online, despite being one of the areas of england in which primaries are being kept open. paul shellard is secretary of the brighton and hove branch of the neu. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. schools, primary school is supposed to be reopening

we partnered with charlotte motor speedway.f you're in a race to get vaccines out and you want to put 10 or 15,000 people through a site, you go to a speedway. these guys are awesome in terms of logistics, organization, and really it's been exceptionally smooth. and again, it goes to knowing what you're good at and knowing where you have partners who are excellent and bringing them into the fold so you've got a great team. >> i've been to that charlotte motor speedway and to envision it now as a vaccination site, i mean, that's a really, you know, impressive transformation. president biden's surgeon general designate, dr. vivek murthy, says they'll give states and local governments better guidance on the administration of the vaccine. what better guidance do you want to see happen? >> there are a few things, remember, we're in a race against mutation. we now have the bk variant all over the country, it's more infectious and deadly, so we have to get this done quickly. first of all is making sure we have enough vaccine. second i

the mum, charlotte the solicitor, which is my job, and charlotte the teacher.at i have with my children, because home is their safe place, this is where they can be who they want to be and not have to worry too much about school learning at this point in time, and that blurred the lines. and both of my children suffered quite greatly, mentally and emotionally. my youngest had onlyjust started primary school, and she stopped sleeping, she stopped eating, she lost weight. emotionally, the impact on her was quite huge. so i would not welcome further school closures. i think the children are actually being considered last in all of this argument. supplies of a coronavirus jab produced by oxford university and astrazeneca are being distributed around britain, in preparation for vaccinations to begin tomorrow. 530,000 doses of the vaccine will be available from tomorrow. the jab will be administered at a small number of hospitals for the first few days, for surveillance purposes, before the bulk of supplies are sent to gp—led services to be rolled out, according to n

ok thanks charlotte was artie's charlotte the bins in there we can get more reaction active and get some political thoughts from neighboring germany and told to hamburg state m.p. martin from the left party he joins us preacher you coming on tonight martin from a political perspective how do you view this as the has the government in the netherlands done the right thing here or do you think that they've just highlighted a problem that will affect them in the general election. i think the fact the 2nd is the case is just that a problem if you see what had happened there had been as many as 26000 parents who were wrongly accused and the texas authorities say. that at least $11000.00 of them were singled out for special scrutiny because of that ethnic origin all true nationality that proves on the one hand the long standing allegation of systematic rests as in the administration of the netherlands and on the other hand you can see that in the new one to reform the formation of capitalist societies of the public utilities shall be and the ends of the state especially health care education ch

. >> that happened, charlotte and samantha got a photo shoot and some cake.cake. taking it all in, while charlotte's like a little bit more reserved. >> there she goes, there she goes. she just does the face plant. that's the cutest thing about babies. what is this? oh, it tastes real good. how do i do this? okay, well, you know, let's just work it out. >> cute twins there in shelbyville, indiana. >>> then this happened. you know, you take the pets out, the dogs out for a walk, and it might be raining, so you might put something cute on them. and then this happens. >> he's like, this is just not happening. >> not at all. >> this is for the dogs, literally. >> that's jasper right there in san francisco, who says get this rain coat off me. let me be free, because -- >> looks like a straight jacket. >> he's like this didn't happen. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the series, "mixed-ish," tika sumter. plus, trick yourself into saving more money by using mind games. and, a marathon running principal from texas has our "good news story of

ok well as you can see charlotte had problems with a microphone there i don't know if we can get her back if you can hear a charlotte to continue no really what we're trying to join her in a couple of minutes from now obviously the microphone came off as she was speaking but we'll get back to a soon as we can now in other news today in the u.s. the biden administration has unveiled ambitious plans to step up inoculations there is just one problem though they don't even know how many vaccines they have often as the story. code infections in the united states have surpassed 25000000 and at this point hopes are lying with the new vaccine being rolled out now the new white house of joe biden is promising to increase vaccination rates and correct trump's mistakes but now things are going anything but smoothly at this point the federal government is admitting it's in the dark about how much vaccine supply is available i would say one of the biggest problems right now is i can't tell you how much vaccine we have and if i can't tell it to you then i can tell it to the governors and i can tel

ok thank you charlotte is artie charlotte pinsky there reporting out from paris. well there is of course only a week left of the trump ministration even so us has representatives is pushing vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment against on trump a process that could see the president removed from office well the democrats have also filed an impeachment resolution to which they'll put to the vote on wednesday pence though has already indicated that he would not exercise the amendment adding that attempts to impeach the president a damaging the country i do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our nation or consistent with our constitution i urge the congress to avoid actions that would further divide and inflame the passions of the moment on the bridge it's really a continuation of the greatest which is your politics it's ridiculous i think it's a good thing tremendous danger to our country and it's causing tremendous danger. well as lawmakers attempt to remove trump from the white house the tech giants have already al

and for prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis, it was a chance to meet sir david and giveh. what animal do you think will become extinct next? well, let's hope there won't be any! because there are lots of things we can do when animals are reduced to in danger of extinction. we can protect them. hello, david attenborough. i like spiders, do you like spiders, too? i love spiders! i'm so glad you like them. i think they're wonderful things. why is it that people are so frightened of them? what animal do you like? i think i like monkeys best. 'cause they're such fun. and there has been another public outing for the cambridge children. in a year that has devastated theatre and the arts, mum and dad took george, charlotte and louis to panto at the london palladium. a slightly tentative red carpet experience for some, but one that allowed the family to show their support for the industry and the frontline workers whojoined them in the audience. for the duchess of cornwall, royal duties this year included watching the work of detection dogs at their training centre in milton keyn

and paris charlotte to major announcements from the european commission and the european medicines agency talk us through what's happened. well as you mentioned the european union has confirmed that it is taking this extraordinary step of introducing export controls on vaccines this means that any that scene that is manufactured within the block that's the $27.00 countries will not be able to be exported outside of the block and this comes amidst a huge row that's been blowing up of the last few days over that delivery shortfalls of the dos this is what the european commission had to say in the last hour or. today is a commission has adopted and futile meant to get a relation making export of certain product subject to an export out that is asian . this negotiation concerns to the transparency and export of it for 90 minutes each. as a protection and safety of our citizens visa period is if you're public spat that's been playing out over the last few days and it really comes down to the call that this is between the european union and astra zeneca as you mentioned and andrew swedish form

charlotte charlotte one of the protests in paris thank you. now in the united states the biden ministration has unveiled ambitious plans to stop. just one problem that i don't even know how many vaccines they have kind of marketed as the story told in factions of the united states have surpassed 25000000 and at this point hopes are lying with the new vaccine being rolled out now the new white house of joe biden is promising. to increase vaccination rates and correct trumps mistakes but now things are going anything but smoothly at this point the federal government is admitting it's in the dark about how much vaccine supply is available i would say one of the biggest problems right now is i can't tell you how much vaccine we have and if i can't tell it to you then i can tell it to the governors and i can tell it to the state health officials across the country vaccination appointments are being cancelled by the thousands here in new york city 23000 vaccination appointments have been cancelled aspinall's are running out unable to give new inocul

devinsky for more on this so charlotte france has been spared a fresh u.s. terrorists what's behind that decision. well this is a huge step. down from washington that was due to impose these additional taxes over the last few days on french luxury goods such as handbags but also on things such as cosmetics that were exported to the us this would have added some 25 percent to those products in terms of cost and would have brought in around $1300000000.00 in terms of additional taxes now this was all in a dispute over the so-called gaffe attacks this is a tax france has been talking about imposing on digital giants here in france on the revenues and the profits that they create here in france this is tech companies such as amazon such as google facebook and the u.s. has long said that taxing these companies for their profits in france in france would have been unfair this is what the u.s. trade representative is now saying. the u.s. trade representative has decided to suspend the tariffs in light of the ongoing investigation of similar digital service taxes ad

charlotte will be a great home game and we have a wild to prepare.will be ready when we get to charlotte. vonnie: quail hollow to have history with. i want to point out you will be going up against trevor of south africa. he had been selected to be the international team captain. the americans have a great track record, at least in the president's cup, but you have experience from some games that did not go well. i'm thinking to medina in 2012. what can you learn from experiences like that that might help you going into captaining the president's cup of 2022? davis: if you play enough of these competitions, you're going to get wins and losses. i have been part of losing teams as a player and losing teams as a captain. it is not a lot of fun. our team really wants to keep the mental going we created starting in 2015. we have won three out of the last four as we had reorganization of our leadership. tiger woods was a big part of that in 2015 and he ended up being assisting captain for me and captain of the president's cup team. i think we are getting b

and by the way, the model we hope to do is not just for the state of north carolina and charlotte. want to do is get this up and running and going and we're happy to share this with other states, with other entities, with other large stadium facilities or whatever it may be because we really want this to be used throughout the country so we can create these massive vaccination centers and get these vaccines rolled out quickly. we anticipate the availability of about 30 million vaccines and -- in the month of january, 50 million hopefully in the move february and then even more in march. so we need to have the capacity to absorb all these vaccines that are coming out of manufacturers. and that's not even counting the possibility of companies like j & j and astrazeneca getting their vaccines approved, which is actually even going to increase the supply even more. >> i want to be sure, there was no resistance from government saying it has to be done this way or that way. you were able very quickly to say look, this is a good thing, you've got to be with us on it >> yeah. i think gover

on — is the mood there in charlotte, and on the _ is the mood there in charlotte, and on the airwaves learned that the _ biden presidency? we have learned that the words - biden presidency? we have learned that the words of l biden presidency? we have learned that the words of a | learned that the words of a president matter so we are hopeful that this administration can bring us together because i believe we can be stronger together, even though we have different beliefs. ~ ~ ., ., beliefs. mike here in london. you talk about _ beliefs. mike here in london. you talk about bringing - beliefs. mike here in london. | you talk about bringing people together and there will be a lot of pressure on mr biden from the left, people who supported him, and natural centrist, to get donald trump out and now want him to be much more radical than he is inclined to be. there is a tension built in stop there is tension built in stop there is tension built in and when i interviewed both kamala and joe biden when he was with the obama administration, he was not as aggressive but i believe that he will b

charlotte do bensky. city life can be so hard so many cause so many people so much noise it's just too much yes that's better hardly any cars new people to be seen and saw tranquil just soak that in. how does it what it is that no. i won't be joking i love the countryside but it seems so many communities from the city to the so-called good life the charm wears off there have been complaints that frogs are meeting too noisy roosters crowing the top of the morning and the cows are smelly while the church bells are also a bit of a nuisance we met with one for my. experienced similar problems and it was about a year ago my neighbors moved to our region and they asked me whether our animals live here year round because they found the noise of sheep intrusive i told them the sheep are being grazing here for 20 years and there's no way i was writing to another place because here i have enough land to feed them i think they just get used to other noises engines subways car horns the sound of countryside life is n

look at me, being such a charlotte. this is distressing.t is "sex and the city" without its most sex-positive character? samantha is the chaotic good that carrie, miranda, and charlotte need to push their own uptight boundaries. the show needs her! we need her! and hbo max knows it, so they've found a new samantha. jim? >> in new york city, each day is a new adventure. but one thing that never changes... is friendship. the girls are back in town. carrie. >> i'm dying to eat anything that doesn't come in a takeout box. bottom's up. >> miranda. >> let me just check my work schedule. yeah, all clear. >> charlotte. >> i can't lose the nanny. >> and, of course, samantha. >> i'm hot, i'm horny, and i'm doing kegels under the table! i'm samantha! >> the gang is back... pretty much. >> let's talk nipples. >> i've tricked my body into thinking it's thinner. spanx. >> really. hadn't heard. >> so, i said: ding dong! it's sex o'clock. and i'm half past naked. take off your pants. i'm samantha! >> the romance, the excitement, the heartache, and... this:

we just look at britain you have queen charlotte who's who's played by a black actress there is some historical debate that the actual queen charlotte in fact could have been mixed race but even no matter what that argument is made there is no or. no question that there were a lot of and i have been a lot of nonwhite people in england throughout the centuries and you see that sometimes in a few films there's a recent film belle from a few years ago which was about a true story of a mixed race woman in 1000 century england who was raised by aristocratic family the director of the film he said she was tired of seeing black people written out white washed out of british films and so she want to put them back in i think that's interesting and significant but i think this whole argument about historical accuracy when it comes to the period dramas it misses the point because we're not talking about history we're talking about movie conventions i mean nobody argues nobody gets upset about dr shove aagot. one of the great period movies of all time starring an egyptian man or sharif an englis

and our correspondent charlotte shell some pill is in dover for a standing by high charlotte good to see you so this is the 1st regular working day in the new year what's the situation like there. yeah that's right and because of that this was considered a major test of how how this boy to open ration would function this is the fast as you say working days at the end of the brics a transition period on december 31st and so far things are running smoothly there is a steady stream of lorries i'm sure you can see just behind me coming possible you major jams on the motorway said reminiscent of those scenes that we saw just before christmas in the i'm sure you remember there were kilometers of of trucks backed off along with the mostly way coming into the port here that was because test drivers suddenly had to take her in a virus test to cross into frauds the scenes today nothing like chaotic scenes before and indeed nothing like the chaotic scenes that have been warned about in the event of a of a no you breck's it so it is as it stands relatively calm him why are things so calm because

charlotte dallas al-jazeera. well you have for me israeli prime minister in that report on his concerns about iran the new white house press secretary general says president joe biden will discuss how to further restrict nuclear program and his early talks with foreign allies let's get reaction on this now from our correspondents are in the iranian capital tehran and also really i mean the u.s. iran relationship has been broken for 5 decades now so a chance possibly to mend anything will revolve around the nuclear deal the nuclear agreement that the u.s. pulled out of under the former president that really will be the main sticking point in the immediate present. certainly the rouhani administration who has less than 6 months left in office they're expecting president biden to lift the sanctions that the former trump administration imposed on iran since they withdrew from the nuclear deal in 2018 and the iranian position is that there is no discussion there is nothing to talk about or no way to move forward betwe

charlotte r.t. paris political analyst lag or not i can lower believes france should have taken a different approach to combating the militants reports were fed from local beforehand that. as the wedding with taking place they were accosted by militants who asked for the men and women to be separated at the wedding party and more from that people said that they heard the helicopter gunship above. and fire fighters were raining down on them during the wedding show i think yes supposedly militants were there. but quite similar to the drone strikes in trouble pakistan in which you female it to you in your mind to a 3rd of tells you that they are there that the famed time last year merged with a party that merged with local population and rather than withdraw to fight another day or 2 of them to go in or go leaving and have found me made the wrong choice of the future ration you know that you hardly know militants were there but the same time it's. a wedding taking place it is a social event and they sh

charlotte devinsky found out. this is emma she's a 21 year old was a student in paris who dream is to become a history teacher but like students across france and even the world the combe very dependent makers turned life upside down and inside out in october there was the governor and this idea that every university would because then i just stayed at my place and i was remotely earning for the world semester i want perspective and also having to sit in that. some of the best years of my life wasted i have some friends that are really strong handymen but they don't call tell me too much about this there's a kind of shame of not being able to properly those concerns have been heard by the president says he look to ensure universities provide daily meals price to one euro a day it's a picture playing out across the higher education system in france and for some the distress is manifesting in tragic ways one student threw himself out of a 4th floor window in little he remains in a critical condition another student

we just look at britain you have queen charlotte who's who's played by a black actress there is some historical debate that the actual queen charlotte in fact could have been mixed race you know but even no matter what that argument is made there's no one. no question that there were a lot of and i have been a lot of nonwhite people in england throughout the centuries and you see that sometimes in a few films there's a recent film belle from a few years ago which was about a true story of a mixed race woman in century england who was raised by aristocratic family the director of the film he said she was tired of seeing black people written out white washed out of british films and so she want to put them back in i think that's interesting and significant but i think this whole argument about historical accuracy when it comes to the period dramas it misses the point because we're not talking about history we're talking about movie conventions i mean nobody argues nobody gets upset about dr shove aagot. one of the great period movies of all time starring an egyptian man or sharif an en

or more let's bring in our correspondent charlotte chelsea pill she's in dover charlotte what's the situation like there on the 1st regular working day of the new year and after the implemented brags that terry z. say this is now the 1st real attack with these new checks that are coming in to places that the bricks that reality begins to take hold here in the u.k. and now ahead of today in the weeks months ahead that have been huge amounts of concern about a massive queues coming in to the poor he admits he in the event of a no deal brecht it as it is that there is a deal and it is still relatively steady the steam of traffic the stream of traffic here today we're not seeing massive long queues like we saw last month terry i'm sure you remember when cave ins tests had to be in for a whole is sharpest across the border that caused a clone that is worth of keys we don't think anything like that yet but it is still it is still empty days here and it's going to be the next thanks as always and of course weeks months ahead that will be the real test ok so no real chaos there at this point it seems

end of the year for now sanofi is helping libels pfizer bio tech manufacturing more of their job charlotte even ski r.t. paris. russia has accused the u.s. government and tech giants of working together to spread a fake news our senior correspondent juan garcia has the story. freedom of speech something that we have taken for granted you know in this in this modern age is turning into something of the luxury of favor bus stop upon us by the powers that be and take it away in equal measure by billionaires take billionaires and elected and who rules to stratospheric eyes on the backs of these these social media platforms and this latest scandal involves the head of russian space agency dmitry rogozin and he's seen moves speaking his mind on facebook where he wrote a critical post about a fellow called michael mcfaul and basically goes unsaid you tried meddling in our affairs and to see tom and tom again just stay out stay out you know you do you doing nothing constructive and for that he was banned for 24 hours and facebook is he is account was restored but his ability to make new post is st

for is going to you charlotte what are the challenges then that europe is facing. well let's start here in france where the vaccine rollout has been criticized is taking place in essentially a snail's pace even president machen is said to be pretty furious at how few people have so far had the vaccine here that vaccination programs been going on for about a week and only a few 100 people are said to have had the 1st part of the inoculation compare that to germany for example where around 40 odd 1000 people have already had the 1st shot now there are some problems here in france one is because it's the only e.u. country that requires written consent for those who say that they want to have the 19 inoculation and also because there is this huge distrust of vaccines here in france some polls showing that 40 percent of people are the ones that will take this vaccine meaning over 60 percent over half the population say that they will not have a kuwait 1000 job now the government has been accused of being too cautious to perhaps pander to these anti vaccines but it says

who's who's played by a black actress there is some historical debate that the actual queen charlotte in fact could have bringing this but even no matter what that argument is made there's no or. no question that there were a lot of and i have been a lot of nonwhite people in england throughout the centuries and you see that sometimes in a few films there's a recent film belle from a few years ago which was about a true story of a mixed race woman. who was raised by aristocratic family the director of the film he said she was tired of seeing black people written out white washed out of british films and so she want to put them back in i think that's interesting and significant but i think this whole argument about historical accuracy when it comes to the period dramas it misses the point because we're not talking about history we're talking about movie conventions i mean nobody argues nobody gets upset about dr shove aagot. one of the great period movies of all time starring an egyptian man or sharif an english woman julie christie playing 2 russians in a moscow where everyone speaks

charlotte wright reports. a vital tool for bringing perpetrators to justice. used to store and share criminal records information between forces in investigations across the country. but it has been revealed that 150,000 of its biometric entries, including dna and fingerprints, have been wiped by mistake, after the files were accidentally flagged for deletion. the home office says the missing entries relate to people arrested and released, where no further action had been taken. and not criminal or dangerous persons. but it's thought, if it's not recovered, it may hinder further investigations. 0ne anonymous source told the times newspaper that it was potentially catastrophic, saying, if the data has been deleted, police will not be able to connect evidence at crime scenes to the perpetrator. it's also reported that the deletion meant the processing of visa applications was suspended for two days as they are cross checked against the database. though the home office says it is operating as normal. the error ha

of the year for now set off he is helping libels pfizer bio tech manufacturing more of their job charlotte even ski r.t. paris. across the channel britain has become the 1st country in europe to pass 100000 covert deaths now prime minister boris johnson offered his condolences . i'm sorry to have to tell you the number of deaths recorded from coded in the u.k. has surpassed 100000. and it's hard to compute the sorrow contained in that grim statistic 100000 people is 800000 damis ok if we think of a family of 5 that's 5 lives that changed forever millions of people have been let down by a simple lack of care in policy i mean that will not a prime minister that boasted about shaking hands with now because this government 1st of ignore the science and 2nd of all did not put in proper checking measures to close the borders they have to wire ours the population of lincoln all that is how bad this is got. here this test in a just heard from there has started the name is not numbers campaign to highlight government negligence in the pond to push for a public inquiry into its handling of the respo

feel that this is a crisis that could have been avoided but instead they've been left high and dry charlotte even ski r.t. paris. president biden is seeking to extend the new start nuclear arms treaty with russia which is due to expire soon the white house press secretary made the announcement and it's already been cautiously welcomed by moscow. i can confirm that the united states intends to seek a 5 year extension of new start as the treaty permits the president has long been clear that the new start treaty is in the national security interests of the united states and this extension makes even more sense when the relationship with russia is adversarial as it is at this time new start is the only remaining treaty constraining russian nuclear forces and is an anchor of strategic stability between our 2 countries that's great news providing that this stance won't be accompanied by any additional conditions and if what is going to be prolonged is the current version of the treaty the strategic arms reduction treaty took effect in 2011 and runs out on february the 5th and kept each country of

web in the words of charlotte's web as some big this little piggy in the human who painted it remind us that no matter how hard our existence we still find time to create something beautiful. and that ladies and gentlemen is our show for you today remember in this world we are not told that we are loved up so i tell you all i love i robot and i'm of the keep on watching all those hawks out there have a great day and night. join me every thursday on the alex salmond's show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to crack the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just the lawyer here i mean your list put video. split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. those who took. invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these another goal that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. nominee farmlands by the only coming suddenly made in the muslim on mus

and charlotte mentioned in her report shortages of the jobs are being particularly felt in spain or to the biggest regions have even halted their vaccination campaigns blaming the e.u. must stand up to brussels and demand more doses we need more vaccines and more tests and everything the destruction this task will prolong the fight against the virus. the cattle and madrid regions have used up almost all their doses with remaining vials needed to give 2nd shots to those who've already had one government plans to inoculate most of the population by june and the head of the country's vaccination association says the shortage is nationwide so. the number of doses we're receiving has been significantly reduced the vaccine is not being delivered at the rate that we anticipated so it's a real problem for the national vaccination plan and it means a ton of us regions will have to review their strategies the supplies who do half will be needed to give 2nd doses to those who have already started the vaccination process so we will not be able to knock uli other vulnerable and increase groups that

is in paris a charlotte so why the rush hour and what are top lawmakers saying there is getting quite heated isn't it this raw is really heating up in brussels made the threat that it will look to ban exports of the. vaccine. that's going to massive implications not just for the cape but also other countries in the world and this comes amidst a huge shortage of the curve $900.00 vaccine here in the e.u. now leaders are meeting on friday to discuss whether national regulators are going to get these powers to say no you cannot export any of the vaccine that is produced within the european union and 1st that could be hit hard is the u.k. which currently is waiting on a shipment of some food $3000000.00 doses of the 5 is a bio tech vaccine that's produced in belgium of course if the export ban comes in a won't be getting those doses. well continuing dialogue i believe the e.u. needs to take robust action to secure a supply of vaccines and demonstrate concretely that the protection of its citizens remains our absolute priority. well this of course comes amidst a huge spat over the last day

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in madrid filomena is child's play charlotte bellus al-jazeera was more in everything right here al jazeera dot com for all our top stories. in the us the senate democratic leader chuck schumer has warned that the threat of violence remains high after wednesday storming of the congress building by supporters of president donald trump president elect joe biden is used to be inaugurated in washington in 10 days' time which could provide another focal point for protesters schumer says he's spoken to the head of the f.b.i. and told him to relentlessly pursue the perpetrators to avoid any chance of a repeat of wednesday scenes damage.

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feel that this is a crisis that could have been avoided but instead they've been left high and dry charlotte r.t. paris. french government reported at the country's colonial past that algeria has acknowledged historical wrongdoing but stopped short of recommending an official apology in fact ahead of its publication and all micron said peres has no intention of saying sorry and the report proposes setting up a memorial memories and truth commission that changing the way colonial history is actually taught in french schools or fails to look at allegations of systemic torture by the french authorities and on syria and many aspects of french rule in the north african nation the war of independence in particular are fiercely disputed by the 2 countries the colonial war lasted 8 years that ended in 1962 costing lives of around one and a half 1000000 algerians a president micron starts on the issue of french atrocities in algeria used to be quite different when running for the presidency you promised to recognize them. colonna zation is a part of french history it is a crime is a crime against hum

charlotte motor speedway now open as a covid-19 mass vaccination site.eg, good to see you. this is a terrific idea. whose idea was it? >> well, or actually, something, david, we worked on about a year ago with our local health d. to model what it would be like to do a mass inoculation event. david: let me just stop you there, a year ago, before this was actually called a pandemic, you were seeing the possibility of this happening? >> exactly a year ago we actually worked with the health department, what if we needed to inoculate thousands of people at once? we used that playbook, in essence, for this weekend. david: you were prescient. that's extraordinary there. you decided this could be a possibility. so how many vaccinations can you do daily? >> we did 5,000 a day with this model. i think there's bandwidth to increase that by 50%. david: 50%. so you eventually could be churning out tens of thousands of vaccinated people. >> absolutely. david: wow. >> absolutely. you know, we are entertainment and event builders. we host people from all over the countr

charlotte wright, bbc news.government is committed to support the travel industry despite the introduction of tighter restrictions. clearly this isn't a step any of us wants to take. i accept it is bad news for the aviation industry and travel industry. i have regular engagement with all sectors. regular conversations. as do officials in the department. we are keen to work with them, we always have, we will continue to do so. as soon as we are able we will look to open up travel again in a safe manner. it's always what we've done in the past. may emphasise that because of the incredible vaccine roll—out have, because we are now vaccinated over 3.2 million people, more than france, germany, italy, and spain put together, there is a real promise now as we look forward and it is that which offers help to the —— hope to the travel industry. it has allowed people to travel again as safely as possible. rolling out the way we are, there is a prospect of that in the not too distant future. it's a year since the coronavi

charlotte wright reports.fection rates continue to rise sharply, this is the stark warning from the government. once more we must all stay home. a message that those on the front line say is now more vital than ever. the health service is very, very close to being overwhelmed in a way that will affect the health care that we all need all the time. whether you have covid, whether you have something else, whether you are a healthy person who is unlucky enough to get hit by a bus, the health care that is available to all of us is not the same right now. it comes amid questions over whether enough people are complying with the current lockdown restrictions, prompting this intervention from england's chief medical officer. every unnecessary interaction is a serious problem because it provides a link through, for the virus, through to eventually a vulnerable person. so i really would stress to people the most important thing is the decisions each of us take on this. there may be modifications around the rules, that'

charlotte wright, bbc news.hief executive of the travel consultancy company, the pc agency. thank you very much for being with us on bbc news. this is not a huge surprise in the circumstances, i suppose. how resigned as the industry to the prospect of this persisting?— industry to the prospect of this ersistin: ? ~ , .,, , ., persisting? well, these measures are clearly important _ persisting? well, these measures are clearly important at _ persisting? well, these measures are clearly important at the _ persisting? well, these measures are clearly important at the moment - persisting? well, these measures are clearly important at the moment to i clearly important at the moment to help prevent future strains from coming in but the travel sector has been on a roller—coaster ride of restrictions and border closures over the last few months and i think the problem is that there says a government, at the moment, that is long on rhetoric but short on strategy, consultation and support. if only and consulted properly w

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. let's catch up with all the latest sport now.tennis and world number one novak djokovic, who's been criticised by players and government figures in australia, over his suggestions tennis players should be given special treatment, ahead of the australian open next month. 72 players have been told not to leave their hotel rooms after positive coronavirus tests were returned by passengers on their charter flights. the head of the state of victoria, where the tournament will take place, said the rules were clearly laid out beforehand and said the notion that people weren't briefed has no integrity whatsoever. ac milan have gone three points clear at the top of italy's serie a after winning 2—nil at cagliari on monday night. and it was their star striker zlatan ibrahimovic they had to thank — his two goals putting them three points clear of city rivals inter at the top of the table. the 39 year old needs just two more goals, to reach 500 in total at club level. pierre emerick aubameyang was back on the scoresheet for arsenal — in thei

and also to hope and advising customers via video call that's the case for charlotte her parents stroller store is closed due to lock down so she's been advising customers from afar it's. one of the services a slum in vida contrast and. it's nice to have this option because it's a bit easier to imagine then with pictures only. stroller retailer for the fonts in berlin i had to come up with a strategy to survive since the 1st lockdown last march sales at the small family business have plummeted. q this was a. difficult for me once a month i told them we typically sell between 300-3500 strollers and i think in 2020 we sold less than 1000 your reason. for this mother and daughter team delivery services are now part of daily business. most of the time i write them on facebook and say you have this or this maybe if they didn't have it there they've taken care of it right away and we could get it quickly. more and more retailers are delivering products in lockdown but other sales channels are also making inroads according to the german retail association. there is the classic click and collect