eastern england. in the cloud for these eastern areas. that will allow it to get a little milder, but generally we have this wave of cloud from the atlantic, that cloud producing the odd spot of light rain and drizzle. some slightly heavier rain across the far north of scotland. turning increasingly breezy through the night, temperatures typically between four and 9 degrees. where we do see those clear breaks further east, we could get quite close to freezing. so, into tomorrow, again a lot of cloud around. but i'm hopeful the cloud will break up a little bit through eastern and southern parts of england. north—west england may be saying the old spot of drizzle, particularly parts of cumbria. similar story for northern ireland and western scotland. some rain across the north—west, but eastern scotland not doing too badly for some sunshine. a windy day tomorrow, a milder one, as well. particularly across the northern half of the uk, ten to 12 degrees. now the wind will retreat into monday, to allow thi

eastern on american history tv, only on c-span3. in june of 1944, the soviet army launched a massive offensive against the germy army -- the german army on the eastern front. nazi defeat. next on american history tv, historians present talks on two aspects of what the soviets aspects of the operation. ready toow getting hand the stage over to an associate professor in the department of history at the university of windsor in canada. we met rob last year when he came down for our 2018 conference as an attendee. we are delighted to have him back with us to moderate our first session of the day. without delay, dr. nelson. [applause] >> good morning. bout.e to the heavyweight these three major fronts -- for those of us, he saved the biggest one for last. operation, one of the greatest, the most significant with a name that none of us can pronounce. i don't speak russian. i can say it in french way. then there is the funny, easy pneumonic device. operation bag of rations. can kind of spell it out along the way. words spelling out the wit

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some breaks across eastern scotland and eastern england and as we go through tonight, you will hold on will allow it to get chilly. this feed of cloud from the atlantic producing the odd spot of rain, slightly heavier rain across the far north of scotland, turning bruce d. temperature is between four and 9 degrees. where we see there is breaks, quite close to freezing. tomorrow, again a lot of cloud around but that will break up a little bit through eastern and southern parts. north—west england may see the odd spot of drizzle, particularly parts of cumbria. similar for particularly parts of cumbria. similarfor northern particularly parts of cumbria. similar for northern ireland western scotland. but eastern scotland not doing too badly for some sunshine. a windy day tomorrow, while the one as well, particularly across the northern half, 10—i2d. the high pressure that has been with us will retreat into monday to allow the system in. that will bring outbreaks of heavy rain moving eastward through the day. that way and unlikely to get to the south—east until after dark and behind that, w

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this was an odd eastern shore of maryland. join we think about it, there's a significant number of free blocks and insulin people sort of leaving side-by-side. so this is isn't odd that of course the family chose to ignore that portion of the will. so three of harriet's sisters had been sold illegally down further south. in harriet's mother never received that freedom at the edge of 45. perhaps this information primed her for what would be the most important journey of her live. after the death of her owner, it was mounting debt, she knew that her owner's widow would move to sell slaves quickly and harriet had been ill. she struggled with illness a lot of her live. we don't know about this we don't talk about this because we see her as this kind of symbol of security and strength and courage but she dealt with very real physical maladies so there's been this long. we're she was unable to work and she knew that she would be a target for the option auction block. she heard that she and her brothers would be sold and said they ac

eastern to consider judicial and executive nominations. on c-span3, a preview of events leading up to the 2020 presidential election. at 9:00 a.m. eastern from the washington center. later in the day, the u.s. commission on international religious freedom looks at ways to counter the growing threat of anti-semitism around the world. >> next, former vice president and 2020 the democratic presidential candidate joe biden on foreign policy and the airstrike that killed iranian general qasem soleimani. he also spoke about the importance of rejoining the iran nuclear deal. >> please welcome vice president joe biden. mr. biden: good afternoon, folks. thank you for being here. six months ago here in new york city, i made the case that donald trump was dangerously incompetent and incapable of world leadership, and in the past few days in the wake of the killing of the iranian general soleimani, donald trump has proven that comment beyond dispute. the haphazard decision-making process that led up to it, the failure to consult with our allies or con

search and rescue efforts are underway in eastern turkey after a powerful earthquake that killed at least 19 people. i am truly proud to stand with. president becomes the 1st u.s. president to attend the annual anti-abortion march in washington d.c. . and a threat to food security east africa's dealing with one of its worst locust invasions which is being blamed on extreme weather conditions. the doctor working at a hospital in china has become the latest victim of an outbreak of corona virus that brings the total number of those killed to 42 with close to 1300 other people in fact it cases of the illness have now been confirmed in malaysia nepal australia and france or aboard mainly house on the measures beijing is taking to try to contain this outbreak. it's an ambitious time scale workers have just days to flatten this land and construct a $1000.00 bed health center on this 25000 square meter site in $100.00 city is part of china's urgent battle to control the spread of the crooner virus. videos such as this one have gone viral on social media an unidentified female voice says 3 bodies

parts of eastern scotland, eastern england will hold onto some clear breaks loa n will hold onto somect cloudy skies, you will not go too far wrong. some spells of sunshine, particularly across eastern england. the thicker cloud towards the north—west producing the odd spot of drizzle, more persistent rain in north—west scotland but a milder day for many of us, quite windy as well. as we head into the start of the new week, brisk winds, particularly on tuesday. it will be wet but mild. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines... the foreign office warns against all non—essential travel to iran as president trump says he ordered the attack on iran's top military commander to stop a war, not start one. suleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the last 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. funeral processions are under way in baghdad for qassem soleimani and the others killed in the attack. huge dust storms have begun sweeping across parts of south eastern australia — where bushfires have

much of central and eastern england will start the day dry, and for eastern england and eastern scotland will have the lion's share of the dry weather for the day. still wintry in the north—west, and quite a lot of snow piling up in the northern parts of scotland. and the showers really start to get going for wales and the south of england later in the day. it is a chilly day, quite a windy day. those winds will strengthen for the evening, ifanything, particularly for the english channel. lots more showers to come, and it could be quite an icy start to tuesday morning. and then this little frontal feature could bring our next area of rain, sleet and hill snow. quite a small feature, so uncertainty about exactly where it will turn up, but the northern parts of the uk could see some further wintry weather through the day on tuesday. it is again a day of sunshine and showers, quite a breezy day and highs of 8 degrees. so a cold start to the new working week, with snow and ice for some of us. mid—week it will turn a little bit drier, but then another change. it turns milder, but wetter for t

eastern. shortly thereafter they'll debate the appointment managers.t votes expected around 12:45 p.m. eastern. impeachment will be signed by speaker pelosi today at 5:00 eastern and walked over to the u.s. senate. it here on c-span beginning with the coverage at noon of the u.s. house. now, though, we're going to take you live to the white house. president trump this morning what's being g called phase one of the trade deal with china. get under way shortly. we are live at the white house. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] get under way. we are live at the white house. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> president trump set to sign the china trade agreement. one.ed phase he will be joined by china trade negotiator which would ease some u.s. economic sanctions on china and have beijing step up american farm produ

eastern live here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations] >> again we are live in the senate radio tv gallery where we expect to hear from senate democrats who are holding a briefing on the impeachment trial which will get underway at 1:00 pm eastern. we will have live coverage on c-span2. earlier this morning we spoke to a reporter about the impeachment trial. >> on capitol hill is act:covers the senate for national journal. give us an idea of what things will look like when the senate comes in this afternoon for what could be its final day at 1:00 eastern. >> at 1:00 the trial will reconvene for the day and it is expected to be a busy day, four arguments leading up to a pivotal witness vote which you have been hearing about, senator reed was telling everybody democrats are pushing for witnesses and documents, subpoenas of additional documents of any detail about the decision to withh

house coming up at noon eastern. they're coming in for legislative work. go there live when that happens. but i think we have plenty of you.to hear from reporters there in the grand foyer of the white house, are ion from reporters who hearing from president trump. kelly o'donnell with nbc news, coming out of s this briefing. president trump says he will ask nato to become more involved notable because of his early and repeated criticism of alliance. one from the pbs news hour, resident trump announced additional sanctions on iran after strikes from iran last night. from zeke miller of the -- the ed press president reiterating that no americans or iraqis were killed -- those iranian strikes at military bases in iraq. let's get to your calls, your thoughts. matt in damascus, maryland, on our democrats' line. good morning. yeah.: i just want to point out that b.s.is trump's going to war and that's crazy. diplomatic, e soleimani, during peace talks, they're giving them more sanctions. it just doesn't make sense. us. is a bad deal for host: the killing of gener

eastern. watch the house live when they at 2:00 p.m. eastern. also coming up this afternoon, the transportation research on the lds a discussion administration's 2020 transportation and infrastructure policy priorities. you can watch that live at 3:45 eastern on c-span3. at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. joining us from new , antoine halff. senior research scholar at columbia university center on global energy policy. prices.talk about oil while we are expansive tensions with iran. let us begin with the history of the united states getting oil from the middle east. tell us about that? the volumes have increased dramatically with increased election. the middle east has never accounted for dramatic shares of u.s. import. from saudia time arabia. u.s. has keeping the shipping line save is not import into its own country but the stability of the market. handling is the market u.s. and iran tension? guest: it is quite remarkable. there has not been much of a reaction. the

and eastern european markets.hat's not going to change. and it would be very naive for us not to take advantage of that important geopolitical position. i'm a big believer in free trade. if you are a big believer in free trade then you also have to acknowledge the fact that you are in a position to facilitate free trade by virtue of your geography. greece is a natural entry point, a logistics center for this part of the world. we're not overly exposed to chinese investment. of course my goal is always to have foreign sources of capital, to be as diversified as possible. there will be new opportunities, if you look at ports, new ports to be prioritized, looking also for american and european interests in participating in these investment opportunities. greece and china also have important cultural ties. we're big civilizations. this is important within the context of, you know, the people to people narrative between our two countries. and of course china is a very big market for greek goods. so agreements signed by

the eastern news was controlled. it was soviet controlled, communist controlled, and the news in the west was a free press, as we enjoy today. >> the newseum is shuttering the stores here the doors here on pennsylvania avenue at the end of this year. what is going to happen to this exhibit? >> after we close to the general public, we will begin the process of de-installing the pieces here. it will be transferred to our state-of-the-art storage facility, most of our areas have off-site storage so we can take care of things properly, and we will continue with the process of figuring out what the next step is, what the next iteration of the newseum is, whether 21st century museum looks like, the balance of digital versus physical. >> is there any insight you can give as to what that might look like? >> we are still discerning, to be honest. we had our museum in rosslyn and closed down and moved here, so we have no idea what we might look like next. >> thank you for joining us on c-span and c-span3. back to your phone ca

for instance, eastern area simply skies overhead. some breakthrough north—east wales and west midlands. cloud thinning in the south—west of england. by the north west, thick enough will be the clwyd to bring the odd spot of rain or drizzle. temperatures typically seven to 11 degrees. a little colder than that in shetland. slightly different air mass. tonight a lot of cloud rolling its way eastwards. still some clear breaks across eastern parts of scotland and england. allowing it to get into bocelli, generally temperatures holding between four and 9 degrees. in turning increasingly busy through the night, as well. tomorrow it'll be quite a busy day, particularly across the north. some outbacks of rain across the finite vat of scotland. generally a of cloud with with some drizzle. by the east and south seas and breakneck cloud. eastern scotland today quite well for sunshine, a milder day across the northern half of the country. 11 degrees in aberdeen and 12 in belfast. asp get into monday, the high pressure to the weekend keeping it l

tonight, a slight chill in eastern areas, but like last night, plenty of cloud commit light rain and drizzle, strengthening breeze in the west and temperatures holding at around eight or 9 degrees. you will notice to the west of ireland, the sign of heavy rain. it is tied into this, the first of a succession of low pressure systems, and the first one of these are iceland. but strong winds will bring widespread gales to the north and west through the day, particular tied in with the weather front, bringing heavy rain in northern ireland and spreading through scotland during the morning and early afternoon and to the afternoon, for much of wales and west in england. hefty dampers with that. shorter lived further south, but around northern and western areas, winds up to 50,60 mph in areas. not a strong towards the south and east where it stays dry until late in the day and temperatures at around 8—10d for many. we finish with sunshine in the west, rain spreads in the evening rush hour across east anglia and the south east and clear skies u nfortu nately by south east and clear skies unf

>> watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> our live campaign 2020 coverage continues thursday at 7:00 p.m. eastern with president donald trump in toledo, ohio, at a keep america great rally. watch live on c-span2, on-demand at c-span.org, or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> the prime minister of greece discussed relations with the u.s. and the rest of europe at the atlantic council in washington, d.c. he also talked about nato and the u.s. drone strike on the iranian general. [applause] >> mr. prime minister, we have a standing room-only crowd. they're also out in the lobby. we've got -- we're live streaming also in the lobby. so i think there's a lot of interest in hearing what you have to say today. so good morning, everyone. happy new year. i'm fred kemp, i'm president and c.e.o. of the atlantic council. and i'm delighted you could join us here today. mr. prime minister, a warm welcome and thank you for coming to the atlantic council. we're delighted you're starting your washington

eastern on c-span2, ondemand as c-span.org/impeachment and listen on the free c-span radio app. this week live coverage of the house debate vote to limit u.s. military action against iran. california democratic representative barbara lee have introduced legislation to repeal the 2002 congressional authorization for the use of military force against iraq and the block federal funding from being used to take military action against iran without authorization. live coverage this week on c-span, watch on-demand as c-span.org, listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> victory is not waiting for a party, victory is winning for our country. [applause] >> president trump delivers a state of the union address from the house chamber life tuesday february 4 at 8:00 p.m. eastern followed by the democratic response with michigan governor gretchen and texas representative veronica escobar, live coverage on c-span on-demand as c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. the senate impeachment trial continues today at 1:00 o'clock eastern time, we expect to hear from the house

eastern time. we'll have coverage of that on c-span 3 on our website c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. seal be announcing at 10:00 a.m. in a news conference who the house managers will be for the impeachment trial in the senate. frank bowman, this from lloyd in new jersey who is wondering, how does the senate trial enforce a subpoena, he asks if john bolton refuses to testify. john bolton said he's willing to testify but let's take the question and change it to nick mulvaney. guest: it's an interesting question adged at the end of the day, if somebody just refuses to testify, there's only a couple things that either house can do. one, they could consider that person to be in contempt of the senate and could try to refer the case then for criminal prosecution. but that has to be given to the justice department and it's unclear this justice department would actually take the job and they can decline and have sometimes in the past and can file a similar lawsuit for civil contempt bu

the authorities are extremely nervous about conditions forecast for saturday here in eastern australia. as you say, more hot, windy, dry conditions on their way and given what happened on the part of eastern australia, across the state of victoria and new south wales on new year's eve, you can understand why people are anxious to leave as quickly as they can. what is hampering the evacuation, lack of fuel and also in many areas, a lack of mobile phone and internet

eastern. you can watch online at c span live. we'll take you to the capitol to hear from the republican leader kevin mccarthy. >> we watched the president yesterday sign the u.s.-mexico-canada strayed agreement. this is a massive win for america. mexico is our number one trader and canada is our second. it only makes us stronger by every indication and measurement. the sad part was i didn't see any public comments and support from the speaker of the house yesterday. but back on capitol hill democrats continue to be obsessed with their thinnest, weakest and mort partisan impeachment in the history of the united states. and the ring leader of it all, chairman adam schiff lied once again. he was asked a direct question about his interactions with the whistle-blower and repeated the same lines he said in the past. 17 of the 18 transcripts have been let go. one has not. 179 pages that the inspector general, i wonder why. what's interesting is having been linked to the new york times. if we'd ever imagine if any of this was bad for the

eastern this morning. join the discussion. live campaign 2020 coverage continues live today at 1:30 p.m. eastern with presidential candidate senator cory booker from the university of new hampshire law school. watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. on friday, the d.c. circuit court of appeals will hear two courses, the first on whether doner white house counsel

more gusty in the eastern side of the pennines.mild weather, will continue to feature through the week ahead. it a chanceit feature through the week ahead. it a chance it will turn drier later in the week, particularly the further south and east you are. weather later on, that's all for now. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at two: huge crowds join funeral processions in iraq, for iran's top military commander killed by a us drone strike. president trump says it was to stop a war not start one. suleimani as been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the last 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. here the foreign office hardens its travel warnings to britons for both iran and iraq. fears that high winds and temperatures will push australia's bushfires towards heavily populated areas — thousands of reserve troops are deployed. the fires that have raged in south—eastern australia will be

watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> c-span's live campaign 2020 coverage continues. live thursday at 1:30 p.m. eastern with democratic presidential candidate senator cory booker from the university of new hampshire law school. watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. campaign 2020, watch our continuing coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your

but it is an indication of how turkey thinks in terms of the eastern mediterranean. we have our differences. with turkey. but at the same time we're very open to keeping the terms of communication channels of communication open. there is a political dialogue that's taking place between the secretary generals of our ministries. it will start again in a couple of days. and as far as our differences regarding the delimitation of maritime zones, which we consider to be our main difference with turkey, i've publicly stated that if we cannot sort out our differences, we're open to discuss going to the hague and having the court decide on our behalf. but in order to reach this which i think is a very fair and logical approach to solve our differences, assuming that we all believe in international law, but in order to get to that point, we need to refrain from any activities that clearly add degrees of escalation and regional tensions. so i think we've been extremely reasonable in terms of addressing the situation. we've also made it very clear that we will not accept any in

carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up search and rescue efforts are underway in eastern turkey after a powerful quake that killed at least 1000 people. u.s. house democrats to clear the facts have been proven if they are out as they wrap up their opening arguments in the impeachment trial against president onil trump. and a threat to food security east africa's dealing with one of its worst locust invasions which is being blamed on extreme weather conditions. a doctor working at a hospital in china has become the latest victim of an outbreak of corona virus that brings the total number of those killed to 42 with close to 1300 other people infected cases of the illness have now been confirmed in australia nepal and france or birdman lee has more on the measures beijing is taking to try to contain this outbreak. it's an ambitious time scale workers have just days to flatten this land and construct a $1000.00 bed health center on this 25000 square meter site in $100.00 city is part of china's urgent battle to control the spread of the kroon of virus. videos such as this one

we are set to get underway at 1:00 pm eastern.ortly live on c-span2. ♪ [inaudible shouting] [inaudible shouting] [inaudible shouting] >> here on c-span2 we are waiting along with you for the senate to gavilan, to begin the day and we heard from mitch mcconnell and democratic leader chuck schumer, what they call leader time in the senate, it is typical for any day in the u.s. senate that the leaders would have that time to speak about any issue, focused on the impeachment trial of donald trump. senator schumer said then in his earlier news conference that he would bring up amendments, proposed amendments to the resolution that would guide the impeachment trial, the first amendment will come up today and allow the senate to subpoena the white house for documents related to charges against the president. the majority leader saying in his comment that the senators should expect to remain in session today until they finish work on the resolution. it should be a long day in the senate, certainly in days to come as the resolution is past

now this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the search and rescue efforts are underway in eastern turkey after a powerful earthquake that killed at least 18 people. truly just with. donald trump breaks president to becomes the 1st u.s. president to attend the annual antiabortion march in washington d.c. . and the threats to food security east africa is dealing with one of its worst locust invasions which is being blamed on extreme weather conditions. efforts to contain a deadly outbreak of corona virus are ramping up around the world as new cases a confirmed outside the epicenter in china so far 26 people have died and more than 800 have been infected like on friday health officials in france reported 3 cases of the virus 2 in paris and one and bordeaux makes them the 1st cases in europe. you can use a whole new player we have the 1st european cases it might be because we set up the test in a very short time that we detected the 1st positive cases in our territory what matters now is to contain the situation as quickly as possible that's why we need to know the patients history fi

when everyone looks at libya people are thinking gas and oil eastern mediterranean but this deal this maritime deal with libya signed november 27th is so much more than just discovering oil and gas in the eastern mediterranean it's protecting turkey's national security and its sovereignty for years greece and greek cypriots other rivals have been encroaching on turkey's turkey's rights in the eastern mediterranean and this deal basically this whole thing this encroachments and exception of the eastern mediterranean by protecting this maritime deal that was signed with the g.n.a.t. we know that there's tremendous pressure now on the d.n.a. says the deal has been signed up dissolved sense of on tripoli and this troop deployment will be important now what kind of powers that were a little bit you said what kind of size is it going to be will it be enough do you think to ensure a huff towards the feet which is what turkey i suggest was. what turkey doesn't want defeat or at least turkey's not going there to combat at least not initially i expect a small the point probably a very immediate

eastern england.e breaks in the cloud for these eastern areas. that will allow it to get a little milder, but generally we have this feed of cloud from the atlantic, that cloud producing the odd spot of light rain and drizzle. some slightly heavier rain across the far north of scotland. turning increasingly breezy through the night, temperatures typically between four and 9 degrees. where we do see those clear breaks further east, we could get quite close to freezing. so, into tomorrow, again a lot of cloud around. but i'm hopeful the cloud will break up a little bit through eastern and southern parts of england. north—west england may be seeing the old spot of drizzle, particularly parts of cumbria. similar story for northern ireland and western scotland. some rain across the north—west, but eastern scotland not doing too badly for some sunshine. a windier day tomorrow, a milder one, as well. particularly across the northern half of the uk, ten to 12 degrees. now, the high pressure will retreat into

is controlled much of north—eastern syria with a rule of terror for three long years.cing the strictest form of islam. their syrian capital, raqqa, was the scene of countless crimes. this is the notorious black stadium. under is, it was routinely used for executions and torture. in 2019, after a year as leader of the party, hevrin hosted a celebration of liberation. fahad was there also. just a few weeks later, they were both killed. but the victory over islamic state by a majority kurdish force also sowed seeds of resentment among the population in the traditionally arab lands, where islamic state had ruled. hevrin‘s party sought to defuse this resentment, by reaching out to the arab population in towns like hasekah. it wasn'tjust hevrin‘s party. that is what washington was trying to do too and they were keen to find allies. i've come to meet hevrin‘s colleagues in hasekah, arabs, kurds and christians together. do you think one of the consequences then of the american withdrawal was hevrin‘s death? you are a colleague of hevrin‘s, how will you remember her? how are yo

the eastern spots will stay dry.ery, maybe some hail. wintry across northern hills. a bright but blustery day for many of us. again, that wind is a factor in making for a colderfeeling to things compared to recently. low pressure stays in charge of our weather for the rest of the week, initially anchored towards the north—west here, and bringing in the showers, especially towards the south and the west of the uk. so the week will start with a colder feeling to things compared to recently. some frosty nights around as well. there will be some sunshine, but we have noticed some showers, cold enough for some of these to be wintry, especially across northern hills. windy through the week with low pressure close by but by the end of the week, it will start to feel different again and temperatures are on the up. unsettled, yes, dominated by low pressure and changeable, but later in the week, although it's still windy and wet at times, it does look milder. this is bbc news. the headlines. china's presidents is spread of the

best of the sunshine is for eastern scotla nd of the sunshine is for eastern scotland and eastern england—9. tuesday brings us another unsettled day of sunshine and showers. those showers once again folding as sleet and snow. best of any sunshine for central and eastern parts. a chilly start with some snow and ice in the forecast. dry out through the middle of the week, and mild and unsettled later this week.

eastern to consider judicial and executive nominations. on c-span3, a preview of events leading up to the 2020 presidential election. at 9:00 a.m. eastern from the washington center. later in the day, the u.s. commission on international religious freedom looks at ways to counter the growing threat of anti-semitism around the world.

were eastern european jewish people. oppresd. target in their own countries. that whole group came to united states of the time when the u.s. did not identify them as white. so it is very important when we talk about the complexity of race, the u.s. is obsessed with race. from white as a normative and everything else in some way is not normal in the u.s. when the eastern european jewish people came to the united states they were not classified as white. they were classified as other. in overtime, because of u.s. politics around, eastern european jewish people had opportunity to observe privileges that came with whiteness. that was upward mobility like access to college education and bank loans and home loans and homes in the suburbs. but before that moment, for the most part, they're running from anti-semitism. so it was a way to protect themselves from being targeted as jewish people. in overtime u.s. racial politics invited folks from eastern europe, greece, armenia, turkey, italy, ireland to all fade into a whiteness while the u.s. community further separat

of the pennines, the north—eastern quarter of scotland. overly cold for the time of year. many of you will not be scraping the cars first up on thursday, but the dramatic change on thursday is that we will see, not one, but two weather fronts affecting northern and western parts of the british isles. on what will be a noticeably breezy day across many parts, a lot of cloud again ahead of those weather fronts. there you see the extent of that rain on into the afternoon and eventually rocking up into parts of wales. generally speaking, the further south and east you are, the drier your day will be. take care, goodbye. in the premier league — with leicester continuing isa this is bbc news. the headlines at 6:00: bushfires have killed at least eight people in south—eastern australia since monday and destroyed more than 200 homes. at the moment, we have a couple of isolated communities where the reports of injuries to members of the public. we haven't been able to get a ccess the public. we haven't been able to get access to the roads or aircra

eastern time.ll have coverage of that on c-span 3 on our website c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. seal be announcing at 10:00 a.m. in a news conference who the house managers will be for the impeachment trial in the senate. frank bowman, this from lloyd in new jersey who is wondering, how does the senate trial enforce a subpoena, he asks if john bolton refuses to testify. john bolton said he's willing to testify but let's take the question and change it to nick mulvaney. >> it's an interesting question adged at the end of the day, if somebody just refuses to testify, there's only a couple things that either house can do. one, they could consider that person to be in contempt of the senate and could try to refer the case then for criminal prosecution. but that has to be given to the justice department and it's unclear this justice department would actually take the job and they can decline and have sometimes in the past and can file a similar lawsuit for civil contempt but would

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scotla nd across england, wales and eastern scotland and it has all been down to high—pressure.nesday but we will see certain changes where we are losing the colder blue air there. off the atla ntic the colder blue air there. off the atlantic and into the orange and yellow colours. for the whole of today, things the high—pressure will be dry come up more moisture will make a cloudier crossing than in wales. we will see a lot more cloud around, the best of any brightness will be across eastern scotland where we will have shelter from the south—westerly wind. there may be a brighter spell for the south but mist and work around two, winds will remain white and there will be nothing to stir up the air. i mounted air like nothing to stir up the air. i mounted airlikei nothing to stir up the air. i mounted air like i showed you, that hermas from a 10—11 degrees and it could be miles across the north—east of scotla nd could be miles across the north—east of scotland with good smells of sunshine. a5 of scotland with good smells of sunshine. as we head through wednesday night, it's days

much of central and eastern england will start the day dry, and for eastern england and eastern scotlandtry in the north—west, and quite a lot of snow piling up in the northern parts of scotland. and the showers really start to get going for wales and the south of england later in the day. it is a chilly day, quite a windy day. those winds will strengthen through the evening, if anything, particularly for the english channel. lots more showers to come, and it could be quite an icy start to tuesday morning. and then this little frontal feature could bring our next area of rain, sleet and hill snow. quite a small feature, so uncertainty about exactly where it will turn up, but the northern parts of the uk could see some further wintry weather through the day on tuesday. it is again a day of sunshine and showers, quite a breezy day and highs of 8 degrees. so a cold start to the new working week, with snow and ice for some of us. mid—week it will turn a little bit drier, but then another change. it turns milder, but wetter for the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — the

at least 21 people die as a powerful earthquake strikes eastern turkey will have an update from rescue organizers more than 18 years after 911 the legit masterminds of the attacks appear in court the u.n. warns of food shortages in east africa after billions of locusts swarm. in the last few minutes hong kong's leader has raised the threat level posed to the territory from the outbreak of the corona virus on mainland china at least 5 cases of the virus have been confirmed in hong kong the city's threat level is now at emergency. of 3 tears in relation to the response level serious an emergency level had to be made to serious now today i'd like to announce that we're going to escalate it to the highest level that is emergency. adrian brown is live for us in hong kong is looking at the latest developments there so let's start with the latest statement what does that mean for the territory now to be at an emergency level. well she is going to set up not just one but also for taskforce to look at different ways of trying to contain this crisis she's also saying that all mainland people com

eastern tomorrow also on c-span. live at 6:30 p.m.tern saturday, joe biden holds a rally at the national cattle congress in waterloo. live on c-span and also live online at c-span.org, and on the c-span radio app. 2020span's campaign differs from all other political coverage for one simple reason. it is c-span. the people that brought you your unfiltered view of government since 1979 are bringing you the unfiltered view of the people seeking to steer that decision in november. your future. see the biggest picture for yourself and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020. brought to you as a public service by your cable television provider. jill biden, wife of joe biden stopped by the campaign's cedar rapids, iowa office yesterday to rally supporters ahead of monday's caucuses. this is 50 minutes. >> hello. [applause] yay for teachers.

eastern on c-span's "q&a." our campaign 2020 coverage continues today live at 3:00 p.m. eastern was senator michael bennet in bedford, new hampshire. and at 4:15 p.m. eastern, mayor pete buttigieg from las vegas. tuesday, live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two, president donald trump is in milwaukee, wisconsin at a keep america great rally. what's on c-span, c-span2, online at c-span.org, or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> with a little more than a month to go before the new hampshire primary, jill biden was there on behalf of her husband. afterwards, she took photos with attendees. [indistinct conversations] [applause] >> hey, everyone. who is excited for dr. biden? thank you so much for coming. we really appreciate your support. my name is sierra and i am an organizer. for the past four years of my life, i have witnessed my best friends question their worth because their abusers pushed them around, told them what to wear, or posted naked photos of them online. our current administration p

elizabeth warren in cedar rapids at 5:00 pm eastern. watch live coverage campaign coverage on c-span, on demand, c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio apps. >> a quick reminder the opening arguments of the impeachment trial of donald trump on abuse of power and obstruction of congress will continue today at 1:00 pm eastern. live coverage on c-span2. we will bring you more of yesterday's impeachment trial and hear from house impeachment manager hakeem jeffries of new york.