and this is something that dorothy not only knows well but practices. well, in the tradition of mary mcleod buffoon, understanding that relationships of politics, relationships of patronage, relationships in washington that grow out of civil rights organizations has always been and continues to be, for black americans, an essential facet of politics andn do -- of how black women do politics and make politics. and for those of you who may not know dorothy, i think that's precisely why she's, in some ways, akin to a diane nash. she's an architect. she's a strategist. she's a woman with extraordinary powers of persuasion. she knows how to work remarkably effectively with men who had no intention, i think often times, of linking arms with her, linking terms with the international council of neagle -- negro women. dorothy height knew how to broker those kinds of relationships and most importantly, i think, she knew how to ensure that black american women would be able to use all of their talents, all their capacities, all their gifts, all their power in the

let's go to dorothy. dorothy is calling from florida on the democratic line. good morning. caller: yes, i would like to say that i am appalled about these people calling in and thinking that getting a doctor's degree is nothing. , workinge 20 years full-time, raising two children, going to night school to get my bachelors degree. and it was one of the proudest moments i had, walking across that stage and getting that diploma. i cannot believe people are so uneducated and so stupid that they do not realize what goes into getting an education. and i wanted to go for my masters, but i was so burned out, after almost 20 years of going part-time to get a bachelors degree. she is a well educated women, and people like the one that called, i think from georgia or whoda -- that is the one, probably does not even have a college degree, is so stupid that she would say "she's not going to be my first lady" -- give me a break. i would rather have a well educated first lady in the white house rather than a former -- host: let's go to rich, calling from tennessee on the independent line.

dorothy thompson is one and we will talk about her some other time. imagine you are a little grow growing up and you turn on the radio and there is catherine. what she was doing by today's standards would be considered gendered. but there is nothing to compare it to. she is doing news. so it's considered soft news, that she actual covers actual news. she covers a death penalty case and a bunch of other interesting stories. she is a really good storyteller. she does something else that has not been done by anyone, male or female. she embraces a new industry, the airline industry. she embraces aviation and she starts using airplanes to get their talks. she becomes known as the flying reporter. she flies all over the united .tates when world war ii breaks out she flies all over the world. she goes to europe and reports for newspapers and for radio. becomes a syndicated columnist writing about news. knows fashionable, she she's attractive and decides to make it work by being a fashion person and showing a woman can report the news, get out there, go to 22

she is the first female commentator is what i was trying to say, along with dorothy thompson. so that brings me to the one other person i am trying to talk about. i want to talk about somebody african-american. in this universe, america still segregated. in a parallel universe, there are black women writing for black newspapers. there are black baseball players playing in black baseball leagues. the white audience, by and large, is unaware of all of this. which is kind of unfortunate. i found some wonderful female reporters were african-american. i am starting to tell their stories as well. one of them was a radio announcer named martha jean, the clean steinberg. her real name was jones but her married name was steinberg. she married a jazz named luther steinberg. martha jean never planned on -- martha jean never planned on going into radio. radio with segregated back when she was growing up, nobody would have hired her, except for a performer. black singers were hired. in the south, they had to came through the back door, but welcome to the world under segregation. she did no

we have interviews with dorothy mcgibbon and excerpts from that and when they wrote the book about dorothycgibbon and the so-called gatekeeper of los alamos talking about her in the office where she worked. anyway, you'll see more. it's a lot of, you know, we have hundreds of these short videos organized by place and cross-cutting topics. next slide. we also did publications ask it was patterned after the insight guides developed with colorful photographs and with short sdripgds and personal stories mixed in and there are about now 70, 80 pages and you can fit them in your pocketbook or backpack, but they're one for each of the three sites. we also have come out this year 8tr 75th anniversary edition of the anthology that i mentioned earlier. the new section has reflections of several manhattan project veterans looking back over 75 years and perspectives from hiroshima and nagasaki. they spent a couple of weeks in japan in february 2019 and had the privilege of interviewing the mayors of those two cities as well as many of the survivors and it was quite a mix of those accounts plus an arti

dorothy roberts director of university of pennsylvania program on race, science, society.ssion. >>> for decades, native americans underrepresented in federal and state government. joe biden may have changed that all with his latest historic cabinet pick. next, more on deb holland's nomination, what her becoming interior secretary could do for indigenous people across the country. >>> first, a toast to bipartisanship. >> for the betterment of this country, we have to come together. we have to sit down, listen to each other, maybe even have a beer. the spirit of the bipartisanship and cooperation, i raise this glass to my colleagues, both democrats and republicans. th democrats and republicans. >>> outgoing democratic congressman joe cunningham cracked open a beer during a farewell speech. he did not take a sip, was wearing a mask during the toast. he is one of several house democrats that lost their seat in the 2020 election. last year, he tried to bring a six pack into the chamber but was stopped by the congressional bouncers. cheers, he made 2021 bring more stimulus check

. >> it has been a hard year for new yorkers but as dorothy parker wrote, the city is always hopeful,carrying to meet the good that is about to come off. that good coming in the form of the online christmas carol. i am going to be tuning in to watch that. hopefully next year, we will see it in person. finally, a romantic encounter at a train station that would make a hollywood script writer proud. this is the view from the cap of the passenger train in ireland being pulled by paula as she pulled into the station. you can see placards spelling out the phrase, will you marry me? waiting at the end of the platform, her boyfriend, flowers and hand. he goes on bended knee. the answer, of course, was yes. thanks so much for narrator: fundg for this presentation of this program provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [bright music] - pbs american portrait is.

can do to help the camp now what i think what they can do is to put pressure on the poles you know dorothy's are very serious help them to come to a consensus amongst different parties that on the one hand for the state government but also a consensus between the central government and the lower level can go that was years ago when it's a pretty decent or less country so i think that the country needs all the help it can get to go into a political consensus the money's there but we need a political consensus on how to move forward and as you've seen from the images it is super urgent that thank you so much for that insight urgent indeed peter vendor our from the western balkans coordinator of the international organization for migration thank you for having me. it's time now for some sports news of a sort of football game in bolivia was interrupted when a pitch invader ran onto the field and took possession of a player's footwear. but it would only save us about beating this dog stole a shoe and the show at a 1st of isn't much outfoxing opponents and interrupting play for about 3 minutes a c

the group that owns topshop, dorothy perkins and burton collapsed into administration.high street is already being felt. nina's taking a look at the details for us this morning. we knew this was coming. rumours and speculation for the last three days. the group which owns brands we all know — topshop, topman, miss selfridge, dorothy perkins and burton — has collapsed. nearly a50 shops, plus a presence in hundreds of other retail outlets like department stores. all part of this man's empire. sir philip green — once known as the king of the high street. he and his wife tina, the majority owner of the group, are together worth an estimated £930 million, with a private yacht and a high life in monaco. but things haven't been as plain sailing for the group the greens own. even before coronavirus, arcadia's best—known brands were struggling, partly because they've failed to maintain engagement with younger customers — who've moved on from walking in to stores on their feet, to buying from their phones. topshop is one brand who does not seem topshop is one brand who does not s

. >> playing with dorothy williams. >> dorothea williams? that's big-time, joe!m, what that means. in our culture we got preachers and the barber. >> and the beauty shop. >> and the beauty shop, ladies! my sister was like, i know you ain't forgetting -- but you're right, not a lot of brothers would go to therapists. but in a way, our barbers were that. sometimes that is our counsel. that is our way of working things out. ♪ >> reporter: the film's also a love letter to jazz, an art form created by blacks. ♪ >> reporter: a classically trained pianist and singer, music is a passion for foxx. ♪ well i guess if you say so i'll have to pack my things and go ♪ ♪ that's right hit the road jack ♪ >> reporter: passion we all witnessed in "ray," his oscar-winning portrayal of ray charles. we discover more of informationx's talent in "soul," originally intended for summer release in the theaters, now it's a christmas treat for families at home. >> life has changed dramatically since you made this film. clearly we've been in shutdowns, the pandemic. how have you gotten on dur

2020 year has been a huge year for ipos, but we've got two big with ones coming, airbnb and hi, i'm dorothys i look toward 65, i'm thinking about medicare. i know i want coverage that connects all the different parts of my health care to keep me aging actively. aetna medicare advantage plans offer $0 monthly premiums. with benefits like dental, vision and hearing. and telehealth so you can see a primary care doctor from the comfort of home. keep doing what you love. that's the aetna medicare advantage. call today and we'll send you a $10 visa reward card with no obligation to enroll. wannit's timeight and for aerotrainer. a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time. it allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer super crunch, push ups, aero squat. it inflates in 30 seconds. aerotrainer is tested to support over 500 pounds. lose weight, look great, and be healthy. go to aerotrainer.com. that's a-e-r-o trainer.com. ♪ ♪ jack: 2020's record-breaking

political consensus or even political decisions taken east and subsequently blocked by i know of dorothy so unless we can block that and trying to go to see a solution in the scope of basis of people would be content to stay sleeping on site in terrible conditions. or i paid a vanda of from ireland thanks very much. thank you for having me. argentina's senate has voted to legalize abortion in a landmark ruling that could have repercussions across latin america taina is the largest country in the region to make abortion legal but the catholic church plays a dominant role there and the issue has polarized society. they're nervous yet full of heart after decades of campaigning and setbacks these women anxiously await news from the argentinean senate. i have to 12 hours of debate lawmakers approve a bill that will legalize abortion in argentina up to the 14th week of pregnancy. we have as you know my very excited it is a historic day there's nothing more to say it is a right and we're going for more this is just begun. there must be a lot there now too excited a couple leave it i swear it's

we had lived i wanted to starve myself to death and the girls so i didn't have to take it anymore dorothy or the donna thought of being. so far neither her son nor mamiya have received any psychological support. it's not true in my opinion and in my experience this time it's healing scars and strong that time is just the long walk for you in this way that after a while you accept. yourself and your bad experience. you weren't doing. what it says it. was. writing his own songs and making music with friends helps mamiya to banish painful memories. because he was. for several years together with other musicians and friends more man trying to turns represented so back into a lively and livable town. that was. 70000 people lived in srebrenica before the war the town was also a tourist attraction now it only has around 10000 inhabitants even today the impact of the war is on the present. moment i helped to develop this youth center over 12 years for which he organized funding from holland and germany. the aim was for music to provide reconciliation and peace. but the project faint. now down it'

can do to help the camp now what i think what they can do is to put pressure on the poles you know dorothy said where desir help them to come to a consensus among different parties that only one hand for the state government but also a consensus between the central government and the lower level come governments those years ago finance a pretty essential us country so i think that the country needs all the help it can get to come to a political consensus the money's there but we need a political consensus on how to move forward and as you've seen from the images it is super and i thank you so much for that insight urgent indeed peter vendor our from the western balkans coordinator of the international organization for migration thank you for having. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. voting is underway in a potentially historic election. the vote could produce the west african countries 1st peaceful transfer of power between democratically elected presidents despite a continuing insurgency by jihadist militants and extreme poverty accordin

and it doesn't last any longer either, everything i have bought from dorothy perkins i had to sew theback on in two weeks. especially topshop, being five they do the petite stuff, it's not too expensive and i think this jumper is from topshop. sir ian cheshire is a veteran retail and until last year chairman of debenhams and he expressed his sympathy for all those who might lose theirjobs. firstly i feel desperately sorry for the people you might lose theirjobs going into the christmas period and the human cost is the main thing but it's not so much of a surprise because debenhams and arcadia were connected, both each other‘s biggest customers and pa rt each other‘s biggest customers and part of the burton group in the old days and have both dealt with the same problem of how fast you can change particularly when you are stuck with long leases and fixed costs when the internet, the degree of value plays and emerge which means you have to evolve so much faster and i were caught in a straitjacket. we had a new model we probably needed to trade from 70 stores and a very good website whic

in around 3 and a half hours 4 years after a smooth dorothy voted to exit the european union both sides have signed a last minute trade deal after several rounds of intense negotiations the u.k. will be the single market and customs union at $23.00 g.m.t. there's the headlines do stay with us our knowledge is there a stream is up next one is after that. hey there welcome to the stream home edition i'm josh rushing sitting in for a bit here replaceable for me ok and i'm coming to you from my home today in fairfax virginia and i have a question for you well 1st let's talk about you're watching us on you tube look over here the up box right there that's actually a live view to chat and we have a stream producer there now waiting for your comments in your questions so look at them to me and i can get into the panelist during the show so i hope that you engage here and that you're actually a part of this with us and do it right there in that box ok now i have a question for you right off the top of the show who wants to live in a full on police state with with complete surveillance powers ri

in a landmark case in australia, dorothy's sees a child from parents who refuse to consent to sex change treatments. we put the issue up for debate and only are the parents being bullied, but their rights are literally being stripped away from them. not particularly to see somebody 50 or 60 be incapable of making an informed, rational decision. down from an old story and iran doubles down on avenging of the other top nuclear scientist and his funeral takes place into iraq. because it's revealed times of the group set up by hollywood celebrities with huge p.r. to find sexual harassment. spend just 10 percent of donations received are actually helping women good morning, you're watching r t international with me here on the french president's ruling parties agreed to remove a hugely unpopular article from a new security bill. it would have restricted the public filming, or sharing images of police. a spokesperson blamed misunderstandings of the law, which will now be rewritten. opponents had warned the measures violated freedom of expression and allowed officers to get away with brutality.

the landmark case in australia dorothy sees a child by the parents who refused consent for sex change treatment. we put the issue up the debates. we all know that teenagers make a rational mistakes. that's part of being a teenager. would not be preaching suited to somebody 15 or 16 to be incapable of making an informed russian and susie, we hunt down criminals till the end. tehran doubles down on avenging the murder of its top nuclear scientists, as his funeral takes place into iran. i'm shocked because it's rebuild times up the group set up by hollywood celebrities with a huge p.r. to fight sexual harassment and just 10 percent off donations received on actually helping with a very good morning to you. you're watching r t international with me to the french president's ruling parties that scrapped a hugely unpopular bill to restrict filming a police spokesperson blamed misunderstandings of the law, which will now be rewritten. opponents had warned the measures called article $24.00, violated media freedoms and allowed officers to get away with brutality. the government's u. turn foll

more detail on the story dominating the headlines in the uk, upforsale, dorothy perkins and other brands now up for grabs at who will buy them? that is the job of the administrations, delight, who have been called in following the collapse of retail giant arcadia. deloitte. no redundancies will be announced immediately and for now they will consider all options available and the shops will stay open. all orders made over the black friday we can will be honoured. we discussed this with a retail expert from inside. it looks like things are going to be very difficult. at one point, jade is spot was interested but it looks like they could be pulling out of that? absolutely. these are incredibly challenging times particularly for the bricks and mortar retail. these names have dominated high—street for 70 and it has reached tapestry of many brands. they had a flagship start which had stages and people came in from overseas just to go there. we have seen challenging times from competitors and a very demanding consumer and that means, while there is going to be lots of interest, lots of differen

war 2 the death toll is creeping up 130-0000 or the total number of cases over a 15000000 spoke dorothy's killer blow up an earlier. we've got 15000000 cases of covert 19 in the united states we've got hospitals overwhelmed 107000 people are in the hospital at this moment doctors say these numbers are going to keep getting worse on wednesday there were more deaths from covert 19 on one day than there were on september 11th these are pretty big numbers that people are looking on at the situation then and just appalled at how massively coded 1000 has expanded throughout the united states how much the pandemic seems to be completely out of control now joe biden is promising that when he takes office he will tackle this issue for his 1st 100 days in office he's talking about a mask a mandate but i'm absolutely convinced that in 100 days we can change the course of the disease and change life in america for the better i'm going to ask for a mask in place everyone for the 1st 100 days of my administration to wear a mask that will start with my signing a new order on day one to require mass wher

and then there were the videos of people being ill treated by of dorothy's some of that seemed to be nothing more than power trips like police in the state of new pradesh punishing people for violating lockdown rules when in fact being out on the street was the only place they could be and this video taken at the border between 2 states showing people being hosed down in diluted bleach as some sort of disinfection process after they travel days to get their 5. letter how many. you think 7 are now that being our people that are the real men and the children that are coming like this and this is our. mission by now that i think we have creating a human being that may. vary in here and. there is nora. gravity 1st some want to think of just. one image object that speaks a lot to how people being other people who they think are below this. and and only when you speak about people thinking of others as being below their station you are referring to the caste system right the sort of social classification of the engine that runs near and the social hierarchy which is given sort of divine sa

the group, led by sir philip green, includes high street names like topshop, burton and dorothy perkinsic. our business editor simonjack has the latest. in his palm, a fashion emperor who dominated the high street and didn't mind flaunting the vast wealth it brought him. parties attended by the rich and famous, a description he felt comfortable with himself. the empire was full of household names that customers of all ages would recognise it. the woman who built the topshop brand explains what went wrong. philip's overriding concern was to buy something as cheaply as he possibly could and sell it for as much as he could get for it. the online players such as... don't have the cost base of the stores. they don't have to pay for staff in their stores. all they have is their online presence. they're much better at it. they've had a much better connection with their customer. the there are 444 stores and hundred more concessions within other stores. there are 13,000 workers whose jobs are at risk and an estimated £350 million hole in the pension scheme. this is or was the jewel in the groun

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that titles dorothy's are imposing fresh quarantine restrictions over the holiday periods trying to keep rising infections under control with the hopes and expectations of the recently arrived vaccine in check. to 01 of cyrus 2 new strains of the corona virus have emerged in africa with separate mutations recorded in south africa and nigeria the south african variant is believed to be more infectious contributing to what experts have called an alarming spread of the illness the country's total number of cases is rapidly approaching 1000000 several nations have restricted travel from south africa as a precaution south korea has recorded its biggest daily increase in corona virus infection since the start of the pandemic it reported a $1241.00 new cases including a large outbreak at a prison in seoul the country rolled out its toughest ever restrictions this week with popular tourist venues closed until early next month testing on contact tracing are also being ramped up in the u.k. thousands of truck drivers and travelers trying to get to france are stranded at the port of dover on christ

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most of the transmissions do seem to originate from that market but i think what's disturbing you dorothy is is that they are seeing more and more you know the places in the u.t. in bangkok even a couple of pinching my and that's a real concern so they want to get on top we heard the prime minister yesterday saying he's waiting to assess the situation over the next week but if things do continue to worsen he might even consider putting the country back into lockdown. and now taiwan has reported its 1st locally transmitted coronavirus case in 8 months ending what's though to have been the world's longest spell without a domestic infection taiwan's pandemic containment measures have been held to some of the most effective it's only confound $766.00 cases this year. still ahead here on al-jazeera a bleak forecast from a top u.n. official on the prospects for a 2 state solution and palestine plus. one poll recent denmark where the culling of millions of mink due to a covert 19 outbreak has left an industry on its knees the government facing questions over its hundley of the crisis. it's about

those local transmissions do seem to originate from that market but i think what's disturbing you dorothy is is that they are seeing more and more you know the places in a year to in bank or even a couple of pinching my and that's a real concern so they want to get on top of what we heard the prime minister yesterday saying he's waiting to assess the situation over the next week but if things do continue to worsen he might even consider putting the country back into lockdown. on cattle so fast shipment of the pfizer biotech vaccine has arrived in the capital doha maybe for distribution the elderly those with chronic disease chronic illnesses and frontline back as will be the fasting line once that moment that begins and being described as the largest and that's a nation program the country has ever launched. now moving on and the u.a.e. is defector roula and a private bank and luxemburg have been accused of trying to plot cattle economic downfall bloomberg news says it's seen correspondence between mohamed bin saeed and bank have a lunch that indicates a plan to attack financial markets a

the collapse of debenhams and arcadia, the owner of brands like topshop and dorothy perkins, has putgiants will leave a big hole here in newcastle city centre, and on high streets across britain. and today, bonmarche went into administration, with 1,500 staff affected. but shopping centres are trying to sparkle. tier 3 rules mean shops at the metrocentre in gateshead can open. cafes, though, can only do takeaways. we went to have a sandwich, but then we got told we had to go outside, so that was a bit difficult. i'm shocked it's so quiet, i was expecting it to be quite busy. i always have liked in—store buying rather than online. and so it is nice to come out and purchase things that you can see. managers hope longer opening hours will boost sales. stores can trade 24 hours a day. these three—and—a—bit weeks up to christmas will account for between 50% to 60% of some of our retailers‘ sales. so, the month of december obviously is absolutely key. the retail sector has lost billions of pounds‘ worth of sales in lockdown, and businesses are now banking on a late christmas rush. sarah co

can also ask questions through a call center when the volunteer reads these questions and the my dorothy of this questions is actually concerning economy but that is falling it's personal concerns of people they are pointing out that there is a lack of medication for quality patients in some regions that there is not enough of vaccine and whether it will ever becoming that certain medical personnel didn't get their bonuses we're talking about personal and that works with the patients they're pointing out basically a canonical problems and asking about a more social payments like the child care for unemployment and in return they're getting promises that everything will be fine and that they will if they didn't get what they're supposed to be getting and that the measures will be taken and this is also something which is very traditional for this kind of invented that someone points out a problem in some regions or in some town or in some village for that matter and then during some times during the press conference itself this problem gets solved fancy that xander good for joining us liv

in the landmark case in australia, dorothy's sees a child by the parents were refused consensual sex change treatment. we put the issue up, the debates. we all know that teenagers make a rational mistakes that's part of being a teenager and would not be preaching suit to somebody 15 or 16 to be incapable of making it in school and rush in the decision. we will hunt down criminals until the end.

collapse of the two retail giants debenhams, and the arcadia group, which owns brands like topshop and dorothyenhams are likely to lose theirjobs when the chain's124 shops cease trading. in the commons, the business minister was urged to spell out specific action to help the staff and their stores. he started by reflecting on the scale of this week's developments. on monday, arcadia group limited which employs approximately 13,000 people appointed administrators. they are assessing all options available to the group. they'll on orders made of the black friday weekend, no redundancies have yet been announced, and existing sales channels will continue to operate while administrators evaluate options. the secretary of state has written to the insolvency services and ask that they expedite the consideration of the administers report. yesterday, debenhams — which employs approximately 12,000 people — announced the decision of administrators to wind down the company. no redundancies have been announced, and existing sales channels will continue to operate while administrators evaluate options. we kn

last month after he was ambushed near tehran iran spread and raimi assassination on israel live to dorothy. in tehran forest or so what more have we done then about how this attack was carried out well these details were revealed why the deputy commander of the revolutionary guard alley father he who was speaking at an event to one university on sunday evening he said that there is the use of artificial intelligence in carrying out this is the nation the nuclear scientists was killed on november 27th he was accompanied by 11 bodyguards in 3 vehicles now the events that we are the sequence of events that we've heard from this revolution guard commander paints a picture that shows that there was no actual physical people that carried out any components of this attack the commander said that the nuclear scientists was hit there was 13 bullets that came his way and the head of his bodyguard team took 4 of those bullets because he threw himself on top of his other to prevent him from being hits and he was taken to hospital as well he is believed to be certain ok at the moment he's going to be r

dorothy samuel, member of the board of advisors is here. i am thrilled my friend kate whitney has been important, the granddaughter of franklin and eleanor roosevelt and a pleasure to welcome kate as well. please join me in welcoming catherine grace katz. >> hello, and thank you for that lovely introduction. it is my pleasure to introduce catherine grace katz. i can't remember the last time i had so much pleasure reading a book like yours. it is an absolute triumph and i'm thrilled to have the opportunity to talk about it today. >> guest: thank you so much for joining me this evening and thank you to roosevelt house for having me. this is great fun. this is the next best thing and glad we gathered here, thank you very much, everyone. >> you have an interesting bio, harvard, cambridge, back at harvard, tell us a little bit about your self and was led you to have this education. >> i've always loved history from the time i was a little girl. i grew up on movies like the sound of music and white christmas and the great escape, fortunate to - e

the collapse of debenhams and arcadia, the owner of brands like topshop and dorothy perkins has put 25,000 big hole here in newcastle city center and on high streets across britain. and today, bonmarche went into administration with 1,500 staff affected. but shopping centers are trying to sparkle. tier 3 rules mean shops at the metro center in gateshead can open postop cafes can only do takeaways. i went to have a sandwich, but we had to go outside, so that was a bit difficult. i'm shocked it's so quiet. i was expecting it to be quite busy. there's a lot more in the shops, i think, then you can get online. managers hope longer opening hours will boost sales. stores can trade 24 hours a day. family and friends are being allowed to visit care home residents indoors if they get a negative result from a rapid coronavirus test. more than a million tests will be sent to care providers in england over the next month, in the hope that visitors will be able to hug and hold hands again with their loved ones. jon kay reports. nine long months without a cuddle, but for audrey, today's the day. i'm jus

professor evans, this question from dorothy, who wonders if the vaccine being given at present will be do not know for certain. it is quite likely that it will. the vaccines have been trialled with a number of variants, effectively. not deliberately, just because the virus mutates just by chance all the time. and so it will have been effective against a number of variants. there are good reasons to say that the vaccine is likely to at least reduce the severity of any illness that someone has due to the new variant, and it may prevent it in the same way. but we simply do not yet know. we will know that through two methods. we will know it through people looking at the virus in the lab and looking at how the vaccine deals with that virus. and secondly, because we have already vaccinated a very large number of people, it is in the hundreds of thousands already, we are going to be able to track what has happened to those people and see whether they get covid. and so, during january, we will know the answer to the question. as soon as that? well, that will be really valuable data, isn't it?

but i want you, dorothy, to parse out that there are india's government has invited farmers, unions for talks following major protests over new laws that could affect produce prices. terms of thousands of people have been taking part in rallies in new delhi . many have travelled from outside pharma say the new laws will put an end to minimum prices that they've been guaranteed in battle. allow private bias to determine the cost of crops. let's get the latest from zeros. elizabeth brought in who's in the single that is with us now live. so there's another day of protests. what are the latest developments? hi, adrian. so we are at one of the 2 national highways that have been completely closed, coming into delhi because tens of thousands of farmers camped out here and hundreds of vehicles behind me. they're making speeches saying that this is the time to fight against these laws and ahead. hundreds of police and paramilitary personnel and riot care watching very closely. we went to the protest site that was designated by the government 4. 'd days ago, and there are very few people, they a

the collapse of debenhams and arcadia, the owner of brands like topshop and dorothy perkins has put 25,000will leave a big hole here in newcastle city centre and on high streets across britain. and today, bonmarche went into administration with 1,500 staff affected. but shopping centers are trying to sparkle. tier 3 rules mean shops at the metro centre in gateshead can open postop cafes can only do takeaways. i went to have a sandwich, but we had to go outside, so that was a bit difficult. i'm shocked it's so quiet. i was expecting it to be quite busy. there's a lot more in the shops, i think, then you can get online. managers hope longer opening hours will boost sales. stores can trade 2a hours a day. these three and a bit weeks up to christmas will count between 50—60% of some of our retail sales for the month of december, obviously, it's absolute key. the retail sector has lost billions of pounds of sales and lockdown, and businesses are banking on a late christmas rush. sarah corker, bbc news in gateshead. the is 19 minutes past six. our top story this evening... the uk becomes the fir

dorothy. on this trip scores of heavily armed soldiers accompany him. deep down in him as a villain and then you're doing your. job one name is that it. will table 1. 1000000. teenage damian a deal. where. all those stayed in it up the tinning then that end of it is in. the myanmar minister of religion is at great pains to justify his government's policies regarding the range of prices to them. explaining that any concessions were enacted reluctantly. got. off by me. and my. 5. by the. way and. i'll hold onto it oh yes a lot. of. our own did you buy. the whole go go go go hog. they started off to get a lot of signatures on a petition. supporting. public all the. interfaith marriage laws and they call them support. huge never and i think this was a way of trying to test the waters. this happens in democracies now. so in the past it was the power of the gun and now it is the power of the vote and the legislature is really dominated by the u.s. to be party a. bus those walls. and so of our group in st. you know 2015 elections. really tried to play a politi

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here, dorothy.lear and jim brooks as one of television's most gifted creative writers. when you look back at the past will role models on television, it's easy to see susan harris' impact. >> susan harris was the greatest writer of her generation at that time, singularly. so all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. >> do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? >> woman's voice? generally they speak higher, softer. women's voice. women have a different perspective. yes, there very definitely is a woman's voice. >> do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake at this kitchen table? >> no, dorothy, exactly how many? >> 147, rose. >> it's cutthroat riprimetime a 23 new shows compete. here is one just about everybody predicts will be a big hit. "designing women" on cbs. giving each over the business. >> suzanne, if sex were fast food, there would be an arch over your bed. >> she created one of the funniest most unusual shows in "designing

there was of course the recent evers.f there was dorothy height. there was a host of other local leaders. then there were some unsung women leaders, people who were not in the limelight at all but who made an incredible contribution to the movement. naacpaker was an official. she is single-handedly responsible for building the naacp infrastructure throughout the south during world war ii on the heels of the civil rights movement. ella baker traveled alone on trains and met with african-americans in local communities and churches and to up naacp chapters -- set up naacp chapters. she is known as the mother of the movement for that and also for her role as senior advisor to another very important organization that has gotten much more scholarly attention -- the student nonviolent coordinating committee. was a grassroots movement of african-american students throughout the south, historically black colleges. this was a younger generation of african-americans who said we will not tolerate the existence .f segregation for first-year students at north ca

despite the far right motive the variant of dorothy's refused to see right wing terrorism as an issue it took until the end of 2019 for them to classify the attack as that of a far right extremist. attorney clowe d.n.a. or has been fighting for a comprehensive investigation into the attack she represents a number of the victims' families. and i find it hard to accept how it came to that initial assessment of her simply not acceptable i find it hard to believe or even call me to really meant to told this was a case of politicians deliberately playing down the issue. and not wanting to fix the problem but 3 years later that became inevitable also due to what happened in halla. for the parents of channel ala one of the victims of the 2016 munich massacre that knowledge in the far right ideology behind the attack is vital for them justice is also completely explaining the motivating factors in order to prevent further attacks at a far right terror in germany is a very present danger we've seen since our attack how many of us have happened. to go before and get wise or move on with however

there was dorothy height of the national council of knee grow women.here were other hosts of other -- then there were some unsung women leaders like people who are not in the limelight at all but who made an incredible contribution to the movement. ella baker was an naacp official, a black activist going back to the 1930s. she is single-handedly responsible for building the and double acp infrastructure throughout the south during world war ii on the eve of the civil rights movement. ella baker traveled alone on trains. she met with african americans and local communities and churches and set up naacp chapters. she really built that organization. she is known as the mother of the movement. also her role as a senior adviser to another important civil rights movement organization, which more scholarly attention. the nonviolent community. coordinating committee community. it was a grass mulch -- grassroots movement of american students throughout the south. through black colleges. this was a younger generation of african americans who said that we are not

we have interviews with dorothy -- excerpts from that. east janette who wrote, " book about the gatekeeper of los alamos, talking about her in the office where she worked. any rate, you will see more. it is a lot of, you know, we had hundreds of these short videos organized by place and crosscutting topics. next slide. worked all those years on publications. a series of guid ebooks, patterned after the insight guides developed with colorful photographs and short descriptions and personal n.ories mixed i they are about 70, 80 pages. you can fit them in your pocketbook or backpack. but they are one for each of the three sites. we also have come out this year with the 75th anniversary edition of the anthology i mentioned earlier. the new section has reflections of several manhattan project veterans looking back over 75 years. and perspectives from hiroshima and nagasaki. i spent a couple of weeks in hadn in february 2019 and the privilege of interviewing the mayors of those two cities as well as many of the survivors. thoseuite a mix of, of

there was the recent widow of metzger rivers, marley evers, there was dorothy height of the negroal council of women, and there were unsung leaders, people who were not in the limelight at all, but who made an incredible contribution to the movement. ella baker was an naacp official and black activist going back to she is0's, and single-handedly responsible for building the naacp infrastructure throughout the south during world war ii, on the eve of the civil rights movement. ona baker traveled alone trains and met with african-americans in local communities, in churches, and founded naacp chapters. she really built that organization. she is known as the mother of the movement for that, and also for her role as a senior advisor to another important, very important civil rights organization that has gotten much more scholarly attention, the student nonviolent coordinating committee. and the student nonviolent coordinating committee was this grassroots movement of african-american students throughout the south, historically black colleges, and this was a younger generation of african-american