to go without essential sent almost half falling behind on their financial commitments i guess david alan says he's had to sit in the dark just to save electricity he told us how some of the country's most vulnerable have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic i've left feeling abandoned and forgotten about. and it seems quite convenient for the government to forget people like us and what i find really hard to understand is the mixed messages that we get from government that have been statements about it's cheaper to look after a people with long term conditions in their own home rather than putting them into care but we don't get support to the small we actually need to remain around homes there are those people that really struggle has been documented people have taken their own lives as a result of this too many people have been left behind and there's too many people really really struggling to make him a hard decision nor do you have the heart the lights on do or have a mayor who don't have the heating the home country believe we're somewhere around the 5th 6th richest cou

their food delivered adding another cost to an already slim pension for those with disabilities david alan again i've. got to go. and it seems quite convenient for our government to forget people like us and what i find really hard to understand is the mixed messages that we get from government that have been statements about it's cheap it's on the crafter of people with long term conditions in their own home run who put him into care but we're not getting support to the small we actually need to have to remain around homes there are those people that really struggle he has been documented people have taken their own lives as a result of this too many people have been left behind in this to be people really really struggling to make him a hard decision nor do you have the heart the lights on do or have a me who do not have the heating on for a country i believe we're somewhere around the 5th 6th richest country in the world it's outrageous i'm sorry i think our government should be ashamed of themselves. the world's richest person amazon founder jeff bezos has said on tuesday that he would

have not increased in line with payments for other types of wealth or david alan who suffers from multiple sclerosis is one such person who has been left out of pocket he says he felt abandoned when he was left bedridden by coronavirus sometimes we revive. somebody who lives alone has been found dead in the home for several days. potentially but it could have happened to me and nobody would have checked up on even if i did have a carer who would cut we could coming and how they would be allowed to unless it was formally recognize a social care as a result of the pandemic of the lock down but really we've had to rely on giving our food shopping delivered to us my shopping will normally comes to between $25.35 pounds per week if you're shopping mordor is less than 40 pounds you get whacked with a somehow delivery charge so i've got a certain pounds i've not budgeted and burial mind i had no increase in my income i have to find it from someone so i have to give something else up in order to get my flu delivered the reality is for decades people living with long term conditions the only link c

unemployed down disabled people say that government handouts are no longer enough to make ends meet david alan a multiple sclerosis suffer a left bedridden during the pandemic told as he felt abandoned in the crisis. sometimes we hear really bad news stories where somebody who lives alone has been found dead in the home for several days potentially that could have happened to me and nobody would have checked up and even if i did have a carer who would put liquid coming on how they would be allowed to unless it was formally recognize a social care as a result of the pandemic of the lock down but really we've had to rely on giving our food shopping delivered to us my shopping bill normally comes to between 25 and 35 pounds a week if you're shopping more drizzle that's what you get right with the some home delivery that's not going to certain pounds i've not budgeted and bear in mind no increase in my income i have to find someone so i have to give something else up in order to get my foot in the the reality. for decades people living with long term conditions the only link creases and benefits i

haven't increased in line with other welfare payments david alan is one such person who's been left out of pocket he says he felt abandoned after multiple sclerosis led to him being bedridden. sometimes we hear really bad news stories where somebody who lives alone has been found dead in the home for several days potentially that could have happened to me and nobody would have checked up on me even if i did have a carer he would cut we could come in and how they would be allowed to unless it was formally recognize a social care as a result of the pandemic of the lockdown that we're in we've had to rely on of giving off shopping delivered to us my shopping bill normally comes to between $25.35 pounds per week if you're shopping mordor is less than 40 pounds you get whacked with the somehow delivery charge so that certain pounds i've not budgeted who and bearing in mind of another increase in my income i have to find it from somewhere so i have to give something else up in order to get my family to live and the reality is for decades people living with long term conditions the abbey linco

alan yentob. she was a figure who commanded the respect of prime minister david cameron and other ministers and theyg about £20 million a year at the point of collapse, it fell apart because of the sexual assault allegations and other donors backed out. thejudge allegations and other donors backed out. the judge said today that while aspects of the charity work amongst some of the poorest in london and elsewhere were high—risk, the business model was not sustainable and the charity would have —— not unsustainable and the charity would have survived had it not been for the allegations. camila batmanghelidjh says she feels vindicated under thejudgment batmanghelidjh says she feels vindicated under the judgment is the first step in refuting lies and myths about her organisation and she said that many thousands of children she wanted to support were left unassisted and thousands more got no support at all. the judge said the trustees were good people and the public didn't need to be protected from them. it's half—term for many schools in england and wales next week, with most pupils having been home—sch

alan. what's your lawyers heading the legal team to defend trump i david show and british cast shown as a civil rights and criminal defense lawyers representatives represented some controversial for. because including trump's ally raja stone he also told us media that he met accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein in prison just before he died he observes the jewish sabbath so will not participate in the trial off to sundown on friday casta is a former district attorney known for refusing to prosecute bill cosby on sexual assault charges his rambling opening statement was heavily criticized by both democrats and republicans and is also said to have an raged donald trump but in closing just now cast a point to take examples of preplanning and coordination among the right as evidence that donald trump's speech did not incite the storming of the capitol the january 6 peach did not cause the riots the president did not cause the riots in either explicitly or implicitly encourage the use of violence or lawless action but in fact called for peaceful exercise of every american's 1st amendment rights to

david shone and bruce castor the attorneys for the president. alan what trump's lawyers will argue. here is what he said last night with sean. >> so here you have 144 scholars telling trump's lawyers that the american people are not entitled to hear an argument based on the first amendment. i am a constitutional lawyer for 55 years, make that argument. if you don't make it, it is unethical because you have an obligation to your client and to the american people to prevent -- present this first amendment argument. >> bill: it is my understanding that that's what they will argue. >> you are exactly right. not to put too fine a point on it but those 144 legal scholars frankly are kind of dopey. they haven't read brandenburg versus ohio recently and as professor dershowitz even the aclu has concluded the president's speech in this context is protected under the first amendment which means he cannot be prosecuted for it. the supreme court made that quite clear in the brad enburg decision. it was decided in 1969 over 50 years ago and absent proof there is

david shukman has more. ambulance crews are first on the scene at the most serious covid cases, and phil rennie from oldham, rod moore from falkirk and alanirus, leaving colleagues scared that they aren't better protected. people call us through the college and describe themselves as cannon fodder, as canaries in a coal mine, as not worth anything. they feel devalued, demoralised. the standard protection for ambulance crews includes a thin surgical mask. but many feel that's not enough when they've got covid patients with them. ambulances are thought to be a particular risk because you're indoors with little fresh air, close to people who are infected and for long periods of time. and when you combine all those factors it's much more likely that you'll become infected. and the ambulances are often queueing for hours to deliver their patients, with paramedics inside the vehicles all that time. and some of them have caught the virus, like georgette eaton. ijust felt that i didn't have enough protection to protect me. especially because some of the things that i might need to do to treat them meant that i'd have to get quite close to them. s

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alan fischer he's watching this watching this in washington d.c. so allan what happened there. there's obviously something that david to celine has said about mike lee who is a republican senator from utah if you look at the screen to the right of the speaker's chair there is that's where don't trust him or been sitting and might cleave who is the senator from utah is the new speaking to me at the moment because he has raised an objection saying that david salinas said something that isn't true i think this is going back to the phone call that came into the chamber that went to mike leigh's phone call when donald trump was trying to get in touch with tommy tuberville who is the new senator from alabama this is very domestic u.s. politics but essentially. mike lee has been quoted as saying something that he says he did not see or did not do david cicilline is entering into the record might lead is trying to overturn the reality is that there shouldn't be an interruption because you get 2 hours to present your closing arguments then trying to team do as well but mike lee has used parliamentary process here essentially

>> you are exactly right, david, and you have a lot of good company. i remember alane same thing after the great recession. y-- recovery was so slow given what was a gigantic and now a physicals-- fiscal stimulus. you have the budget deficit approaching 10% of gdp and yet for all that spending and stimulus we got very little bang for our buck and to blame was increased regulation and also higher taxes, so i can't help but think right now that all of us economists who are predicting for to 5% growth for 2021 will prove to be off the mark , proved to be too high because once it's apparent that the economy will be hit by increased regulation and higher taxes, spending falls short. david: john, they can't spend fast enough. they still have between 700 billion and a trillion dollars that have not yet been spent, i mean, and they are already talking about trillions more. in fact, we heard yesterday talk about a $3 trillion any package after the 1.9 trillion. >> all i can fit in that 3 trillion-dollar proposal is wow i mean recently janet yellen stated that if we do have jus

david shukman says paramedics are especially worried. ambulance crews are first on the scene at the most serious covid cases and phil rennie from 0ldham, roger moore from falkirk, and alanbe themselves as cannon fodder, as canaries in a coal mine, as not worth anything. they feel devalued, demoralised. the standard protection for ambulance crews includes a thin surgical mask but many feel that's not enough when they've got covid patients with them. ambulances are thought to be a particular risk because you are indoors with little fresh air, close to people who are infected and for long periods of time and when you combine all those factors it is much more likely you will become infected. and the ambulances are often queueing for hours to deliver their patients, with paramedics waiting inside have caught the virus, like george. ijust felt i didn't have enough protection to protect me especially because some of the things that i'd have to do to treat the meant i'd have to get close to them so not only am i in a small metal box with a patient, i'm having to get close to treat them because they are very unwell and they need care. the worry is that the virus is spreading thr

david, that kind of breaks my heart. back to you. >> yeah, not a good thing when that happens thank you. >>> digital health company share care announcing a deal to go public via alan billion it's one of our spac focuses of the day. joining us is jeff arnold, the founder, chairman and ceo of share care a founder of webmd not a changer to cnbc's air. good to have you this morning. for those investors out there who are trying to wade through all of the different potential digital health offerings that are out there, how do you define this company and across the board in terms of whether it's for the enterprise, the provider or for solutions to the consumer >> yeah, that's a great question i have been in digital health for a long time, since webmd in the late '90s. what's different here with share care is we have the technology to not just provide trusted information to people, but to be able to connect them to their doctor, to their health plan, and to their employer right to the palm of their person's hand. health care as you know is really fragmented. there is a sea of apps out there. what share care has created over the last eight years is build that one integrate

alan: los fanÁticos estÁn listos para este prÓximo domingo, por favor con seguridad, con tranquilidad y todo saldrÁ muy bien. gracias a davidiero llevar como tu diario. francisca: tu quieres que te diga como me estoy sintiendo? como muy fuerte para las maÑanas. r aÚl: y estÁs muy sensible, estÁs sudando mucho—— francisca: tengo calor! [rÍe] raÚl: hay que entenderte, tu cuerpo estÁ pasando por un proceso, hormonas, cambios—— chef: estÁs creando. raÚl: vamos a hablar del grupo pesado para celebrar el amor. francisca: vamos a ver lo que compartiÓ con nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos. reportero: el grupo pesado realizarÁ un concierto en lÍnea para celebrar 14 de febrero, serÁ en vivo y desean que el pÚblico participa en la selecciÓn de los temas. serÁ mÁs de tres horas para que termine durante la madrugada del dÍa de san valentÍn. >> ahorita estamos preparando todo, nos pusimos a ensayar, a practicar canciones que hace mucho que no cantamos. 27 aÑos de carrera, mÁs de 300 canciones, estamos ahÍ recordando canciones para poder complacer al pÚblico. reportero: promete unapresentaciÓn cÉlebre y aunque sea para celebrar el

alan: al ver este vÍdeo no dudo. vemos esto y hablamos. canelo: yo voy a poder poner mi granito de harina para que se le cumpla—— arena para cumplir el milagro de davidamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: muy rico la energÍa, la presencia, la buena onda de alejandra guzmÁn. mÁs adelante, vamos hablar de ya del lado oscuro. hablemos de otra cosa. la actriz fabiola se llevÓ tremendo susto hace poco al sufrir lesiones en su cara luego de un procedimiento cosmÉtico. carlos: vamos a ver lo que ella dijo con nuestro amigo de televisa espectÁculos. >> fabiola narrÓ el proceso que tuvo que enfrentar lo que su rostro sufriera diversas lesiones que marcaron su frente tras someterse al tratamiento mÉdico a base de lÁser. fabiola: sÍ. cuando me paso esto. despuÉs tambiÉn estuve varios dÍas. estuve reflexionando acerca de lo que pasa, de cÓmo uno se obsesiona por alcanzar cierta perfecciÓn, que la perfecciÓn no existe. luego, resistirÁ los cambios. los cambios en la Única constante en nuestras vidas. van a pasar. quizÁs, o los aÑos te resistes, pero eso tampoco estÁ padre. creo que hay que quererse, aceptar como es uno. >>