easter egg roll first go online?>> the clinton administration in the 19 eighties. >> how high social media changed in recent decades? i'm sure people are sending pictures or on the internet. >> absolutely. there are so many things going on from game to of course the easter egg rolls. activities with the children. and with the benefit of social media you can now see that in realtime instead of having to wait, even just a few hours for the internet article to come up, it's literally instantaneous. >> amplifying the event over and over again. i wonder if any other countries around the world and their leaders have also replicated the easter egg roll because it works so well in the united states. >> that's a good question. i don't know, but i know that there are some presidential sites that host their own easter egg rolls every year. i was just an ohio for a family birthday in the james field historic site, is hosting one tonight. hopefully we will have some snow. >> let's talk about our most recent presidents. two terms

easter egg roll so far.have you observed? >> with a smaller sample size, they have also taken a very active involvement in the days activities. the president and first lady last year started the very first easter egg roll race themselves by blowing on whistles and were there to greet the winners of that particular race. and they have also been very active in promoting childhood literacy, by using a book club where authors come in and read and enjoy time with the children. >> when you worked on this book together, because we have worked our way through the various presidents in our history, what did you aim for? how did you work on the illustrations? who do you envision your readers to be? >> the readership is for all ages. we would like to have an appeal to young readers, obviously, but we would also like it to general, especially young children. we p)e hoping that the parents will greet the book, read it to their children, and even the youngest children can enjoy the wonderful illustrations. as far as how j

like always. >> they found their easter eggs and they found their easter baskets. and mom always made it every individual east aer basket special to that child. >> they were like that, whestea and there for their children. the eldest, steve, and daughter tammy. >> they were loving parents. i don't think they missed a game of any of ours, he would stomach farming just to be at the game, so would mom. >> he ran the stock-k, company and a successful business it was. wayne owned a thousand acres of land, along with rental properties. charmin was famous for specialty cakes, wedding and otherwise, they were church youth leaders. he had served on the school board. >> these are busy people. >> very, very, they touched the lives of so many people. >> she was a teacher's aide for so many years at a rural school, taught lessons that did not end in class. >> one thing i always heard from mom was, take responsibility for your actions. be responsible. >> she would praise you and keep pushing you to do better. she always wanted us to be better people. >> and then came that easter

this easter 2020 is the third easter bond program to speak to the matter of safety and emergency response. in that regard, consistent participants in this program have been police, fire, and p.u.c., in their role as operator and manager of the emergency firefighting water system. there are two additional components that i'll speak to, as well. the emergency firefighting water system is a continuation of the improvement and enhancement expansion of our historic auxiliary water supply system. as you know, that system was installed in 1913, and was in what was then the established and emerging san francisco, which is to say not very present on the west side of the city. and so this third, in the series of bonds, is seeking to address that topic, that need, which is better coverage in the western zone of the city. we will also be addressing additional needs on the eastern side. but the majority of the funds will continue to shore up some of the gaps, if you will, of coverage on the west side. the neighborhood fire stations and support service facilities is, like i said, a continuation of the

we had heard rumours. saying after easter. so to me, 8th of march, — saying after easter._ of march, 0k we can head for that. i would like _ of march, 0k we can head for that. i would like to — of march, 0k we can head for that. i would like to see the teachers being made _ would like to see the teachers being made a _ would like to see the teachers being made a priority to be vaccinated and that could _ made a priority to be vaccinated and that could change things. definitely.— that could change things. definitel . , ., ., definitely. there is now a political row whether _ definitely. there is now a political row whether vaccinating _ definitely. there is now a political row whether vaccinating teachers | definitely. there is now a political. row whether vaccinating teachers is a priority. however that turns out, parents and teachers are facing the long slog with many more weeks of home—schooling. graham satchell, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... the prime minister visits scotland, saying it's important the uk works together in the fight against coronavirus — but th

can we rule out schools, then, reopening for children before easter?stand why people want to get a timetable from me today. what i can tell you is we will tell you, parents and teachers as soon as we can and as much as we can. we will be looking at the time tables, we will be looking at all the predictions about the numbers of people we would have vaccinated, the effect that has on the risk to the whole population, just how fast we can go, but how fast we can go in a responsible and cautious way because i do think now this massive achievement has been made, of rolling out this vaccination programme, i think people will want to see us making sure that we don't, you know, throw that away by having a premature relaxation and then another big surge of infection. some of your own mps are accusing you and the government are forgetting about schools. when i asked you about schools and whether they will be open before easter, you can't answer it. i assume that means they won't be open before easter. no, you mustn't assume that. if i may say so... but mps, pare

t can school stay shut till easter. i can hear the site _ school stay shut till easter.y are saying that it might be until april or may. actually i noticed that there is also government extending lockdown loss to allow counsellors to close in pubs and restaurants and public spaces untiljuly the 17th but all of those things just extraordinarily gloomy and even when they do go back and looks like it will be staggered and looks like it will be staggered and when i go back at once. she cse and when i go back at once. she cse and a level, those people, those kids might go back earlier but the rest of them, no more home—schooling. it rest of them, no more home-schooling.- rest of them, no more home-schoolinu. , ., , rest of them, no more home-schoolinu. , . , . home-schooling. it is potentially a very gloomy _ home-schooling. it is potentially a very gloomy picture. _ home-schooling. it is potentially a very gloomy picture. we _ home-schooling. it is potentially a very gloomy picture. we will - home-schooling. it is potentially a very gloomy picture. we will be i home-schoolin

this easter 2020 is the third easter bond program to speak to the matter of safety and emergency response. in that regard, consistent participants in this program have been police, fire, and p.u.c., in their role as operator and manager of the emergency firefighting water system. there are two additional components that i'll speak to, as well. the emergency firefighting water system is a continuation of the improvement and enhancement expansion of our historic auxiliary water supply system. as you know, that system was installed in 1913, and was in what was then the established and emerging san francisco, which is to say not very present on the west side of the city. and so this third, in the series of bonds, is seeking to address that topic, that need, which is better coverage in the western zone of the city. we will also be addressing additional needs on the eastern side. but the majority of the funds will continue to shore up some of the gaps, if you will, of coverage on the west side. the neighborhood fire stations and support service facilities is, like i said, a continuation of the

there is a spring after easter. the general- spring after easter.s that we have shown that, with everybody — is that we have shown that, with everybody working together, we can beat this _ everybody working together, we can beat this virus with the current measures. _ beat this virus with the current measures, and the vaccine will now help us— measures, and the vaccine will now help us to _ measures, and the vaccine will now help us to do that, and hopefully, increasingly, the vaccine will take the heavy— increasingly, the vaccine will take the heavy lifting and less and less of this— the heavy lifting and less and less of this will— the heavy lifting and less and less of this will be requiring people to do things — of this will be requiring people to do things. i think what no one thinks. — do things. i think what no one thinks, and i think anyone who looks that this _ thinks, and i think anyone who looks that this would agree, is that suddenly come in spring, it is all over— suddenly come in spring, it is all over and — suddenly come in spring, it

after easter?ter easter? i think the tension here is that some conservative mps, they want to see a timetable or a set of criteria by which the situation can be judged and schools can start returning but the government of course perhaps reluctant to set out a timetable, for fear that they might have to go along and change it. ., ~ , ., , . it. ok, thank you very much, jessica. it. ok, thank you very much, jessica- the _ it. ok, thank you very much, jessica. the leader _ it. ok, thank you very much, jessica. the leader of - it. ok, thank you very much, jessica. the leader of the - it. ok, thank you very much, - jessica. the leader of the labour jessica. the leader of the labour party is self—isolating. we have a tweet we can show you. professor sonia blandford is one of the country's leading experts on social mobility and is the ceo of achievement for all, a not—for—profit organisation aiming to improve outcomes for all children and young people in the education system. hello good morning to you. as

i think one of the easter promise. i think one of theissues the easter promise. think asjohn said, we have had a situation where there has been a lot of armour promised and a lot of under delivery. it is hard looking at it from the inside. —— of over promise. it's hard to see how it will live up to the basis that so many of the other pages have fallen to the wayside, knowing that there would be this world being track and trace system. testing in schools which was promised when the schools reopen in september and is now only just becoming a reality if indeed it does, and all those other promises along the way, even the prime minister singh on andrew marr on sunday morning that schools are safe and the very next day you turning on it. i think that creates question marks about the competency of this government. i don't say that widely and not saying that the government doesn't face the absolute crisis of not only our generation but our century, but i do think that there has been some mistakes made that perhaps they need to be learning from. one of those is about not

notjust easter, that rang some alarm bells.t probably as well parents and carers and students as well. interestingly the prime minister suggesting today that it the prime minister suggesting today thatitis the prime minister suggesting today that it is possible schools could reopen before easter, but still people left with that sense of uncertainty and that is why i think a conservative mp is really trying to press this issue now. one i spoke to press this issue now. one i spoke to said they are pretty livid about the situation and want to see a staggered return as soon as possible. you mentioned the chair of the education select committee had his request turned down for a christian today. we heard it looks like there will be an urgent question on schools tomorrow brought by the shadow education secretary and one brought by labour on the other issue we are talking about which is borders.— other issue we are talking about which is borders. travel in general and talk of — which is borders. travel in general and talk of quarantine

africa chancellor angela merkel has reportedly said she expects the situation to remain tough until easter. i'm joined by d.w. correspondent politico political correspondent rather and you call and you're welcome chancellor angela merkel says more difficult weeks until easter to be expected what has been the reaction to this statement in germany i got a makeover made these remarks in the meeting off of hardy's parliamentary group and they quoting 2 participants she was speaking about 8 to 10 tough weeks lying ahead of us what causes anxiety is the new mutation off the virus and. obviously said if we are not going to if we are not able to keep this at bay we are going to be in trouble straightaway a debate started about the measures in place if they should be prolonged or even tightened in any case politicians warned that we conned them too early. tougher measures have been in place for some weeks now but in fiction numbers still on the rise we take it the people in germany will simply have to stay at home and ride this out. tougher measures has been have been in place indeed but the questi

mps demand an urgent government statement on whether schools in england willfully re—open before easterit's the start of the fourth week in lockdown in england — and how are doing? let me know — it's @vicderbyshire on twitter and instagram or email victoria@bbc.co.uk. debenhams is to disappear from the high street with the loss of 12,000 jobs. the fast fashion retailer boohoo has bought the brand and website — but not the stores. riot police clash with demonstrators unhappy about new coronavirus restrictions in the netherlands. a whistleblower has raised new concerns about the safety of boeing's 737 max aircraft — which was grounded world—wide following two crashes in which 346 people died. in cricket — england need 164 runs to lead the series 2—0 against sri lanka, after bowling the hosts out for 126. and coming up, we'll be speaking to janicejohnston, a mother of 4—macro, who was wrongly diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer and unnecessarily underwent chemotheraphy for 18 months. hello, good morning. mps are demanding clarity from the government on when schools in england willfu

minister said a return by easter was ossible. , ., _ , possible.ble. schools obviously will be a priority but _ possible. schools obviously will be a priority but i _ possible. schools obviously will be a priority but i don't _ possible. schools obviously will be a priority but i don't think - possible. schools obviously will be a priority but i don't think anybody j a priority but i don't think anybody would want to see the restrictions lifted so quickly whilst the rate of infection is still very high. for children. _ infection is still very high. for children, teachers and frazzled parents, the pandemic has meant close schools, cancelled exams and huge uncertainty. many primary schools in england open for a day before being shut again at the start of this month and some testing plans the pupils have been caused because of the new variant. labour says a plan is needed. it of the new variant. labour says a plan is needed.— plan is needed. it is about things about whether _ plan is needed. it is about things about whether we _ plan is needed. it is

i hope you had a good time easter. i hadn't mentioned april 1st, l-day was easter.was easter sunday, the day this all began. i hope you had a good time easter. it was just another day for us only we did have an easter sermon. and then he goes on a little bit farther in this message. well, there isn't much more to write about so will close. hoping to hear from you soon. will write when i have time, lots of love, leo. and then he throws in this interesting little p.s., p.s., are sleeping in fox holes. well, yes, he absolutely was sleeping in fox holes because on the 1st he was part of that landing force with the 7th infantry division that seize that had airstrip and then continued to move eastward. by the 4th, the 77th is attacking south and unfortunately on the 19th is when they got the machinato line, that was the major line of defense, and two days later he died. he was killed in combat, and his body was never found. he was missing in action. crushing his whole family as you might imagine. there's a picture of the young man in all of his youth. so that's the toll t

— are we talking about easter, do you have any idea?to know that mid to end february.- that mid to end february. can we also talk about _ that mid to end february. can we also talk about other _ that mid to end february. can we i also talk about other uncertainties? universal credit, and whether or not there will be an uplift. are you lobbying for that? in there will be an uplift. are you lobbying for that? in november, i said to the _ lobbying for that? in november, i said to the house _ lobbying for that? in november, i said to the house of _ lobbying for that? in november, i said to the house of commons i lobbying for that? in november, ii said to the house of commons that lobbying for that? in november, i- said to the house of commons that we would review this in the new year, that's exactly what we're doing, we are working with the treasury, to make sure that we provide the best support to people throughout the pandemic. that has been a very clear statement by the prime minister as well. i can assure you that we are in active consi

|j think than they were back in easter?”roblem that secondary school pupils isa problem that secondary school pupils is a light you can do with on the learning but primary school is a massive problem. for five—year—olds is quite difficult and i've been a teacher for that so she feels like she's a tv presenter for kidsjust sitting there while they wander around the rooms. they are tiny, they can't really learn online. that's what really matters. usually little children, but because they are learning a lot more than spelling or grammar, they are learning how to socialise and meet people, how to talk quite often, how to develop. and they are not really getting that experience. in its early years learning a subject particularly important, and it's very difficult to do online. however prepared schools are, as not falling just as teachers, but it's very difficult to get this working. it cannotjust difficult to get this working. it cannot just keep schools closed in gavin williamson has to make very clear how it's going to replace

or not— was going to be spring after easter or not at— was going to be spring after easter or not atey are not sure themselves — conference today. they are not sure themselves. they can be a bit dispiriting to hear them pushing things— dispiriting to hear them pushing things a — dispiriting to hear them pushing things a bit further down the road, but they— things a bit further down the road, but they don't want us to be overconfident, but i think there is, you know— overconfident, but i think there is, you know underlying there's a confidence that i think that's why they have — confidence that i think that's why they have brought in the travel corridor— they have brought in the travel corridor ban because they see the vaccinations working, it'sjust corridor ban because they see the vaccinations working, it's just that they cannot quite see yet when they don't _ they cannot quite see yet when they don't want _ they cannot quite see yet when they don't want us to be overly confident, they want people this weekend, for instance, to listen to all the _ weekend, for instance, to listen to

ends up, | anyone who is parent of a kid that they go back for easter? i don't think so.to roll out children back to schools past the half term. i never saw that coming. there's the prospect of many more months of home—school. many of us feared it but this is where we are now, it is the slow but inevitable reality that education will be significantly disrupted for effectively the entire spring term, which is awful, particularly for those kids coming soon easter. that's why they can't have those exams, even those coming after us will have problems as well. it's very difficult, and i have to say, i know the schools have worked really hard and lots of schools learned from what happened in the spring. the two schools might kids went to, there's been lots of effort going in, and you can see the way they've learned and worked on things. terrific they're putting in so much work to make the kids just give the kids a proper education. but it's really tough, and the parents who've got to deal with home schooling are struggling unquestionably, they've also got their own jobs unquest

ministers have mentioned before or after easter, | mentioned before or after easter, but the prime minister vulnerable have had theirjabs, next month. before then, we will be looking at the potential of relaxing some measures. but don't forget that this country— measures. but don't forget that this country has — measures. but don't forget that this country has made huge progress in reducing _ country has made huge progress in reducing infection. i don't think people — reducing infection. i don't think people want to see another big surge in infection — people want to see another big surge in infection. you people want to see another big surge in infection. ., ., in infection. you might wonder, heafina in infection. you might wonder, hearing that. — in infection. you might wonder, hearing that, if _ in infection. you might wonder, hearing that, if the _ in infection. you might wonder, hearing that, if the rules - in infection. you might wonder, hearing that, if the rules might| in infection. you might wonder, i hearing that, if the rules might be rolled back a bit next month. well, the law sa

modern day monks will arrive here after easter, | monks will arrive here after easter, where the abbeyncredible history. bbc news. the appropriately named abbyjones there. let's look at the latest film review for now and here is mark kermode. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode. reminding you that, while cinemas may be closed due to lockdown, there are still plenty room of new movies to be watched in the comfort and safety of your own home. in the 2014 film 99 homes, writer—director ramin bahrani focused on a single father who had been evicted from his florida home by an unscrupulous businessman and dramatised the wider economic recession that has sent shock waves around the world. now in his latest film, the white tiger, adapted from the 2008 man booker prize—winning novel, he investigates a culture of servitude and inequality in modern india as seen through the eyes of a low—caste villager who dreams of beginning a successful entrepreneur by making himself indispensable to the rich masters for whom he works. do you know what the internet is? no, sir. but i cou

i hope you had a good time easter, i had not mention, april 1st, l-day was easter. easter sunday.his all began. i hope you had a good time easter. it was just another day for us. only we did have an easter sermon. then he goes on a bit farther in this message, well there is not much more to write about, so we will close hoping to hear from you soon. we'll write when i have time, lots of love legal. then he throws in this interesting little piece. p.s., we are sleeping in foxholes. and yes he was definitely sleeping in foxholes. because on the first, he was part of that landing force, with the seventh infantry division that sees that airstrip. then you continue to move eastward. by the fourth, the 77th is attacking self. and unfortunately, on the 19th, is when they got the major line of defense that's when they get there, and two days later he died. he was killed in combat. and, his body was never found. he was missing an action. crushing his whole family as you might imagine. there is a picture of the young man. in all of his youth. so that is the tool that's being borne, not by j

but to meet that easter deadline and effectively end the threat of the pandemic in this country, that will take a medical logistics operation unlike anything seen here before. phil black, cnn, london. >>> india has just formally approved emergency use of two coronavirus vaccines. the oxford/astrazeneca one, and cov covaxin. the country has 10 million coronavirus cases, second only in case count to the u.s. saturday india conducted a national drill ahead of these mass vaccinations. authorities are hoping to vaccinate 300 million people. >>> just more than a year ago the world's focus zeroed in on the city of wuhan, china, where this outbreak of a mysterious illness was spreading. a year later, there's still much, much we don't know about the coronavirus. but the people of wuhan have percent veered. this after enduring months of sickness, lockdowns, and the stigma of being the location where many believe the virus began. life in wuhan is gradually returning to normal. no recorded cases of community transmission since may. as businesses also are trying to rebound. people are starting to

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>> they were somebody's easter present, i think, and they had been dumped after easter.ple need to realize these are not wild animals. >> reporter: dawn rogers and her daughter got wind of the famous couple. over the weekend, the two scooped up the ducks from lake merritt and brought them to rancho compasion, an animal rescue organization in ocasio. >> the oakland community was doing everything they could to take care of the ducks. we just stepped in because we happened to have the resources and connections to give them a better home. >> reporter: dumping domestic animals in public parks happens more often than you think. the staff and volunteers here at the rescue say it actually happened more often during the pandemic. that's because people wanted backyard chickens for their eggs and they ended up dumping unwanted roosters. >> people don't realize the commitment that it takes to have animals that aren't necessarily dogs and cats. >> reporter: in the meantime, the ducks will be getting medical treatment and are soon headed off to their forever home in vacaville. in nica

the vaccine's coming in easter, i think. think it was great. i'll tell yous i did plenty — just as well i'm only eight! tell me something, sunshine, just what's that all about? one minute it was fine, then i'm telt no' to go oot! my ma just kept on saying, we don't want people sick. so just keep doing what you're doing and it'll be back to normal quick. so i'm getting my bike ready to head out without fear cos once the vaccine's ready, well, 2021's going to be my year! hello there. if you're waiting for the weather to turn a little bit milder, you are going to have to wait a little while. no sign of any end to this current cold spell, certainly not in the week ahead. it is going to stay pretty chilly, with some rain, sleet and snow at times, but also some spells of sunshine. we've got high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south. that is driving quite a brisk north—easterly wind across the british isles. it feels really chilly in that wind and the breeze also bringing quite a few showers in across eastern and centra

from a really difficult christmas period for small business, through to the spring or through to the easterh people are now thinking is the recovery and, actually, the government should be throwing everything it's got at helping small businesses to survive the next two to three months. and so, 2021 begins as 2020 ended, shrouded in worry and uncertainty. the vaccines will allow us to turn a corner in tackling this pandemic. but the rest of winter looks bleak. chris mason, bbc news. with some schools reopening tomorrow after the christmas break, there are concerns there won't be enough staff because of worries over the new variant of coronavirus. the biggest teaching union, the neu, is advising members only to hold classes for the children of key workers, or those from vulnerable backgrounds. with more, here's our education correspondent dan johnson. can the virus be controlled if these classrooms fill up again? it's a huge question, with all kinds of complications and implications. i've had two parents already contact me over the weekend to say that they've got concerns about bringing their

the education secretary said he'd love to see schools backed by easter but there was no guarantee.o early to be sure that lockdown would be lifted in spring. hop over to northern ireland, michelle 0'neill northern ireland, michelle o'neill and arlene foster extended lockdown there until march. in scotland it's already in place until the middle of february and in wales, there is no sign of anything unfreezing anytime soon and when we go through those list of remarks from the people who will make the decisions about this in the weeks and months to come, clearly the mood is one of caution and the mood is one of real concern. of course there are signs that the of course there are signs that the disease may be slightly losing a little of its grip. cases flattening off, and, of course, who could watch the images of vaccines going into the images of vaccines going into the elderly�*s arms and not feel anything other than cheered and optimistic about the possibility of that, especially in the way in which the uk, although it's patchy, is way ahead of so many other countries. but i think th

women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally easter basically archaic walls there are often legitimize and legal wise pedophile on air or online jumping to the quick section and meeting to be part of the discussion this stream on out is there a. book about 12 deservedly so robert roger has many of our top stories the u.s. president told trump pass condemned his supporters for storming the capitol building he's also pledged to a peaceful transition of his early removal from office. the indonesian cleric who founded the group behind the 2002 bali bombing has been freed from prison of a book here bashir was released early after serving 10 years or 15 year jail term 202 people mostly foreign tours were killed in the attack. on the south korean courts or to japan to pay $90000.00 in compensation to 12 or been used as sex slaves during world war 2 tokyo calls the ruling regrettable and acceptable. boeing has been ordered to pay $2500000000.00 to settle criminal charges for hiding design flaws in its $77.00 banks plane from u.s. regulators th

the government's ambition is that by easter, that's april 4th, to have reached something like 30 million and care workers and adults with vulnerabilities. that involves around two million injections every week and for many people, that will be their first dose only. all of this depends on two key factors. production, can it be ramped up sufficiently? also delivery, will it be smooth in this massive operation? this comes as government advisers say it's better to delay giving second doses so that more people can quickly get a first dose and at least have some protection. but pfizer says this idea hasn't been tested for its vaccine and some leading scientists want more research. i think it's so important that with this decision that's been made that there are actually scientific studies that go on to look at the effect of delaying the second dose. i personally think that it may well produce as good or better an immune response, but we really need to study it. sites like this offer hope of a way out of the pandemic. the challenge now is making sure the vaccines get used as effectively as pos

in recent days, we've heard reports that the prime minister wants pupils back before easter, the healthg he wants pupils back after easter, public health england saying overnight that primary schools are already safe to reopen, so which is it? what is the plan for reopening? several conservative mps pressed for schools to reopen as soon as possible. we just need to get our schools open again sooner rather - than later, so could i ask him why not open schools - and colleges in the areas where covid cases are significantly- lower? will my right honourable friend reassure parents that the reopening of schools is being treated as a national emergency? will he work with the six gloucestershire mps to see if our falling covid case rates mean that our primaries can reopen after half term? the majority of parents in kensington would like to see their children return to school after the half term break, especially with proper testing. no one in this house is keener to see all schools open - to all children and young people, but we will be . led by the scientific advice i when we make that decisi

the vaccine's coming in easter, i think.e for everybody to get some. well, that was 2020 and i don't think it was great. i'll tell yous i did plenty — just as well i'm only eight! tell me something, sunshine, just what's that all about? one minute it was fine, then i'm telt no' to go oot! my ma just kept on saying, we don't want people sick. so just keep doing what you're doing and it'll be back to normal quick. so i'm getting my bike ready to head out without fear cos once the vaccine's ready, well, 2021's going to be my year! let's hope it is her year, let's hopeifs let's hope it is her year, let's hope it's everybody‘s year. let's ta ke hope it's everybody‘s year. let's take a look at the weather now. hello there. yesterday, we had some fresh snowfall across parts of east scotland, northern england in particular. this was one of our weather watcher pictures from yesterday showing the scene. i think this is etherow country park, near romiley in the stockport area. now, today, the air is a tiny bit less cold. you won't be a

the vaccine‘s coming in easter, i think.great. i‘ll tell yous i did plenty — just as well i‘m only eight! tell me something, sunshine, just what‘s that all about? one minute it was fine, then i‘m telt no‘ to go oot! my ma just kept on saying, we don‘t want people sick. so just keep doing what you‘re doing and it‘ll be back to normal quick. so i‘m getting my bike ready to head out without fear cos once the vaccine‘s ready, well, 202i‘s going to be my year! we really hope it is everyone‘s year! now, the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. yesterday, we had some fresh snowfall across parts of east scotland, northern england in particular. this was one of our weather watcher pictures from yesterday showing the scene. think this is a country park near romiley in the stockport area. now, today, the air is a tiny bit less cold. you won‘t be able to feel the difference, but it does make a difference to the showers. many of today‘s showers will be falling more as rain with just a little bit of sleet mixed in. there will be some s

there that it was after easter, so to - we had heard rumours here and there that it was after easter,or that i— the 8th of march, 0k, we can head for that. i would _ the 8th of march, 0k, we can head for that. i would like _ the 8th of march, 0k, we can head for that. i would like to— the 8th of march, 0k, we can head for that. i would like to see - the 8th of march, 0k, we can head for that. i would like to see the i for that. i would like to see the teachers — for that. i would like to see the teachers being _ for that. i would like to see the teachers being made _ for that. i would like to see the teachers being made a - for that. i would like to see the teachers being made a priorityl for that. i would like to see the i teachers being made a priority to be vaccinated — teachers being made a priority to be vaccinated i— teachers being made a priority to be vaccinated. ithink— teachers being made a priority to be vaccinated. i think that _ teachers being made a priority to be vaccinated. i think that could - vaccinated. i think that could change — vaccinated. i think that could chan

need to be safe to have jesus in your heart otherwise you're going to hell so bring something to easter this can result in families casting out non-believing relatives. brian's relationship with his mother is difficult she doesn't understand his decision. nevertheless she invites him for launch. every sunday. this new access. she longs to return to how things were before. the kids are some. getting ready for christmas eve service at church. back when he loves jesus. brian's mother believes that his turning away from the faith was a grave mistake. are you afraid that brian will go to hell yeah that would be a concern i don't want to spend eternity in whatever hell is i would sacrifice anything for him. to come back to the faith i wanted to feel in heaven. rule. the increasing number of atheists is seen by many americans as a national problem that should be solved by force if necessary. to know. it's a view that is also held by a group of fundamentalist christians and mcdonogh georgia. chris hill and his son ashton go regularly to church together on sundays. and. play for yourself very ve

that just coming ireland until after easter. thatjust coming through.and earth to try to make it happen. a little earlier our arts editor explained the decision wasn't a surprising one. it is a reality check, isn't it? where we are and what we can hope for and what is realistic to expect, and the vaccination programme and all the rest of it all rolls into this one decision. but it is a monumental decision in a way because it points to what is coming across the summer for the arts. if glastonbury can't happen, leeds and reading probably won't happen, it is a £1 billion industry that will be furloughed for another year. what does that mean for theatres and all sorts of other events? they've gone early, they have made the decision they have to make, it costs an enormous amount of money to put a festival like glastonbury on, diaries had to be organised months in advance, money has to be spent very early on. there is no insurance available to glastonbury, so they couldn't take the risk, they had to pull it this year. and there we are. but given that it is st

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women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally easter basically archaic walls they are often legitimize and legalize pedophiles. online jump into the car and. this street on out is there a. frank assessment you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or $1.00 to $200.00 people informed opinion how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bomb that he comes into office with a huge amount of experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like good little get the vaccine when there's no money all the rest of rich countries are fighting for inside story on al-jazeera. you're watching out to syria time to recap our headlines now u.s. house democrats have introduced a resolution to impeach president of trump for inciting violence on capitol hill last week but also urging vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment declaring trump unfit to hold office an international arrest warrant has been issued in connection with the be

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there's a 2014 easter and recently a 2020 easter. all these projects would be eligible theoretically under the bond. given funding limitations we're unable to include them in the funding at this time. these projects would be in addition to anything that's been scoped out through the easter plan as of right now. >> okay. thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioner. >> i couldn't unmute myself with the presentation on the screen. thank you for your comprehensive report. yes, i have a lot of concerns of our capital budget deficit. it's really distressing. we have fifty five million dollars worth of needs and 9 million of which to address them. i concur that we need to do more partnering at least as much as possible to find those alternative sources of funding as you so eloquently presented it. we'll partner with other city agencies such as puc and the department of the environment. can we not partner with the private sector. can we not create more private partnerships here. i look at this list and it comes to mind, our fire houses n

the vaccine's coming in easter, i think.t need to get some more for everybody to get some. well, that was 2020 and i don't think it was great. i'll tell yous i did plenty — just as well i'm only eight! tell me something, sunshine, just what's that all about? one minute it was fine, then i'm telt no' to go oot! my ma just kept on saying, we don't want people sick. so just keep doing what you're doing and it'll be back to normal quick. so i'm getting my bike ready to head out without fear cos once the vaccine's ready, well, 2021's going to be my year! 2021 is certainly going to be her year, i have no doubt about that! china is celebrating a successful year of breeding pandas and they've released some new footage of the animals china is celebrating a successful year of breeding pandas and they've released some new footage of the animals at play. 44 giant pandas were bred in captivity in china in 2020, bringing the country's total panda population to 633. these ones were filmed at the wolong national nature reserve in sichuan pr

and he would not guarantee schools would reopen before the easter break in april.ffect the school closures are having, as our education editor, branwen jeffreys, has been finding out. schools in england are busier this lockdown. the fears about children missing out have grown. but millions, like ten—year—old katerina, are learning at home. she says her teachers help a lot, but day after day without friends is hard. at school, they're always there, and you can always laugh and cheer with them. you can call them and play with them online and stuff, but it's never going to be the same as in real life. head teachers should get two weeks�* warning of full reopening but say they need to know more to get ready. we need to know, are we testing and if we are testing, who are we testing, which tests? we need to know how many children are coming back to school. is it all children, or is it certain year groups like exam groups? is it going to be full—time? is it going to be part—time? is it going to be on a rotation? all of these things are absolutely crucial for running a sch

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