lara collis from country bumpkin yurts in market harborough. thank you very much.em to be the two watchwords. riot police in the united states have used tear gas in clashes with hundreds of protesters in a suburb of minneapolis, after an officer shot a black man dead, who had been pulled over for a traffic violation. the incident occurred in the district of brooklyn center and the victim has been named as twenty year old daunte wright. this comes as the trial of former police officer derek chauvin enters its third week, with huge national tensions around the charge he faces of murdering george floyd. our correspondent barbara plett usher reports from brooklyn center. protesters gathered in a tense stand—off outside the police station, shouting, do not shoot. police are trying to push them back with flares and smoke bombs. protesters are angry about another police shooting of a black man which took place on sunday. police are trying to arrest a man after pulling him over for a traffic violation. all of this is happening ten miles north of minneapolis, where the tria

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i gifted him with about 150 acres nearby which he proceeded to refer to as colly farm which means small hill. is that rather quaint next to monticello, the small mountain. that's where he began to cultivate the foreign vines. but unfortunately, my fellow citizens, they never rooted properly. there appears to be something in the soil here that prohibits their rooting. and that's a lament because i think the composition of our soil, the degree of our climate here, the altitude, precipitation is just as good as anything you can find throughout the kingdoms of europe to cultivate wine. but until wine becomes a necessity here in our nation, i doubt it will ever be successful. here in virginia, the labor, the efforts of productivity and cultivation must be put to three particular foremost cash crops. you know what they are, tobacco, tobacco, tobacco, in that order. so until we relieve ourselves from that, i doubt we will ever be successful in wine culture. mr. light, your next question, if you will. >> president jefferson, angela asks us, what plants lewis and clark sent you back during their

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they along with california governor's office of emergency services took over the mega site at the collis him from the federal government. they are expected to provide up to 6000 does is per day. they will also be running for mobile sites across both counties. any residents were 16 and older can sign up to get a shot. >>> marin county teaming up with kaiser to create a vaccine super site. effective tomorrow, they will be providing vaccines by appointment at the marin county fairgrounds in san rafael. >>> pg&e is making a big contribution toward restaurant relief. alan martin is here with all the details. >> reporter: the utility is giving half $1 million to the california restaurant association's restaurant care resilience fund. starting this week restaurants in six counties including alameda and san francisco can apply for a $3500 grant to help them rebound from the pandemic. to qualify, the business must be currently open, have had a revenue loss of more than 20% from 2019 to 2020 and have 50 employees or less. special consideration ghost minority and women owned businesses. the califor

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and in case you were wondering, the noises off came from ian blackford's collie, maisie, who's now in. sorry. now, there were angry exchanges in the commons over a report on race in britain. the commission on race and ethnic disparities said racism was "a real force" but the uk "no longer" had a system rigged against minorities. the report, commissioned by the prime minister after last summer's black lives matter protests, concluded that family structure and social class had a bigger impact than race on how people's lives turned out. but the commission was accused of ignoring black and ethnic minority people's concerns and downplaying institutional racism. in the commons, the equalities minister criticised "bad faith" attempts to discredit its findings. it is true that this landmark analysis challenges a number of strongly held beliefs about the extent and influence of racism in britain today. the commissioners have followed the evidence and drawn conclusions which challenge orthodoxy and were prepared for a robust and constructive debate. however, they were not prepared for the wilfu

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borisjohnson, and in case you were wondering, ian blackford's dog, a collie, is called maisie.vernment has bowed to demands for changes to be made to the overseas 0perations bill which is designed to restrict prosecutions of servicemen and women who've served overseas. the concessions were introduced by the new armed forces minister, leo docherty. he replaced johnny mercer, who was sacked on tuesday. he'd been unhappy that the legislation excludes personnel who served in northern ireland. i would, before moving on to the main meat of my speech, to formally put on record my thanks to the honourable member for plymouth in his fantastic work on issues for many years and his work in getting this bill to this point today. and i know, madam deputy speaker, he will share my satisfaction that it will make further progress today. importantly, madam deputy speaker, i would also like to confirm to the house, although not in the scope of the discussions today, that a bill will soon come forward from the northern ireland office. it will protect our northern ireland veterans of operation ban

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in this land you can grow not just to biscuits but carrots potatoes onions collie flower if only we had water. during the rainy season it's another story the land springs to life the state pays and others to plant trees as part of the great green wall project an initiative to stop dessert if occasion from east to west africa. because of rising temperatures and the lack of rainfall most of the trees planted are either dying or already dead and while polluting countries have recently pledged billions of dollars more in funds for those projects people here say they're throwing money into the desert they say they don't need more trees but more access to water. a series of special events is being planned to mark the 100 years since the creation of northern oil but gregg's it has renewed old tensions and put dilation reunification back on the agenda al-jazeera will be reporting from both sides of the border in this milestone moment for irish politics. matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera a stampede at a religious festival in northern israel has killed at least $44.00 people across h

trying to find no rubies and also they have been moved away from bay area where the collies now. glory they just seem to be your. sort of these are kind of grievances. people of course those grievances have been exploited by groups like us what all of us who know which is the local large group affiliated with we die says and let's focus on the the attack itself this attack and this was a one day thing when someone for a while people were hacked to death with machetes children killed in front of the parents and to days for the military to reclaim the area how do you explain this. well brutality and r.r. are 2 of the tactics all put these groups and of course to target people are both muslims christians non-religious non-religious people in fact endeavor palm attack on the 1st day they wind house to house asking. the vet agrees 5 individuals they want to kill and then on the 2nd day they just win the round at random and killing and dismembering people so it's part of the tactics of terror in order to create this kind of legend around dems around themselves down not concern in. gain

the majority of our collies -- callers are conservatives and i love to have liberals: and debate them like we are doing on your show. host: laura, you are on, republican line. caller: i'm so glad i was able to get on, because my nephew and the kids just came home from college, phone florida, and they met some fellows they knew fraternity brothers, and these large crowds that are around ex-president are paid. they got $25 -- they got paid $25 each, and they told him, when you get back up to michigan, there's a number to call, and you can get paid to go out and wave flags or do whatever they assign you to do. so these are paid people that go to the rallies. it's nothing new, because it has been done in other countries and such, but don't think all of these people are so adoring that they go out there for nothing. quite a few, especially i guess 20-30-year-olds, and possibly some more, but anyway, these two boys have paid -- were paid $25 each for two minutes of flag-waving. and i do have a question in regards to mar-a-lago, because when mr. trump signed some sort of papers with the citi

. >> any collie who wants to discuss the intricacies of the administration i more than happy to do so being a chief elections officer not just the most populous state for the most inclusive democracy of any stay in the nation even if it takes alligator sausage in california wine to put together. speaking of, in many ways this is a continuation of the quality conversation begun by the rules committee with them off most recent. as the majority leader schumer and minority leader mcconnell and others on this topic. i raise this in the hearing are republican colleagues raised the frame of working to make it easier to vote for harder to cheat that it's a guiding value and referenced that was inspired by election reforms after the 2000 presidential administration has seen and heard first-hand. and in recent years they use the mantra easier to vote and harder to cheat. and in some places it seems like we've done a heck of a great job on the second part. harder to cheat. study after study and report after report and investigation after investigation continues to document voter fraud in america