they were driven out by eisel now thousands of use edis are returning to iraq they still fear for their future. how that the weather's sloshy set fabric cross the middle east a little on the cool side but maybe try lots of hazy sunshine a little more clout just coming out of to into the eastern side of the mediterranean this sunday's picture want to show us they're just making their way into northern parts of syria go on and see monday and that west or whether that will slide across cypress coming out of to some west or whether they're making its way into syria lebanon and jordan south of that it is generally fine and dry with plenty of sunshine a crisp 2324 celsius here in doha over the next couple of days sunshine see with across the horn of africa plenty of showers there across into central parts of what weather i was towards the gulf of guinea some rather heavy rain that said your possibility into eastern areas of angola as we go through the next couple of days democratic republic of congo also seeing some very wet weather i mean got the heavy rain that's pushing its way a little fu

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albanian prime minister, edi rama apologised to the parents of the 25 year old, who was shot dead onested and an investigation has been launched. austria's constitutional court has struck down a law banning the headscarf in primary schools, labelling the measure as unconstitutional and discriminatory. in a statement explaining the decision, the court said the law which was introduced last year "contravened the principle of equality in relation to freedom of religion, belief and conscience". meanwhile the constitutional court also ruled to allow assisted suicide, annulling the provision which makes it a punishable offense. bolivia's civil registry has for the first time authorised a same sex civil union following a two—year legal battle. the couple has been together for more than a decade and was initially denied the right to register the union, taking the case to court. activists hope the decision will pave the way forward for a transformation of the country's marriage laws. both boris johnson and the president of the european commission have spoken in gloomy terms about the likeliho

we have had ramadan, we had edie we had the wally, what people are making a fuss about it being upsetctually about the shopping in the food in the presence and everything else. in normal times can we probably will be sitting here right now saying is in terrible how christmas has become so commercialised. said that of course the real sadness for this is families getting together and i know many older people who will be bitterly disappointed that they are going to spend christmas on their own having been expected to be picked up tomorrow or monday to go and see their families. from that point of view i think the family gathering has definitely been cancelled. but i think we are getting a bit overblown on christmas being cancelled because frankly i would be quite pleased that the seat adverts for turkeys and crackers. thank you to both the you for talking to me. we'll be back at half past 11 i believe. good evening. many parts of the uk have had no shortage of wet weather over the last few days. i'm sure you don't need me to tell you that. there are still a number of flood warnings in fo

and thousands of his edis are returning to iraq after fleeing conflict with eisel but many fear their future. welcome to the program the american public is due to get its 1st doses of a coronavirus vaccine from monday advisors for the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention of voted to recommend the nation's 1st coronavirus vaccine for widespread use in people older than 16 more than 297000 people have died of covert 19 of the world's worst affected nation the u.s. registered another record toll of 3309 fatalities on friday 100 reports now from washington d.c. . in the nation most devastated by the global pandemic the 1st doses of the 1st approved vaccine or on the move within the next 24 hours they will begin moving vaccine from the pfizer manufacturing facility to the u.p.s. and fed ex hopes and then it will go out to the $636.00 locations nationwide the 1st $145.00 sites in the u.s. are expected to receive the vaccine on monday with the rest receiving it by wednesday now front line responders like dr ben you sachin colorado will be among the 1st to be vaccinated against cov

albanian prime minister, edi rama apologised to the parents of the 25—year—old, who was shot dead onnched. austria's constitutional court has struck down a law banning the headscarf in primary schools, labelling the measure as unconstitutional and discriminatory. in a statement explaining the decision, the court said the law which was introduced last year "contravened the principle of equality in relation to freedom of religion, belief and conscience". meanwhile the constitutional court also ruled to allow assisted suicide, annulled the provision which makes it a punishable offense. tributes have been pouring in for dame barbara windsor, who's died at the age of 83. her acting career spanned more than 60 years. she found fame in the carry 0n films of the 1960s and ‘70s, and went on to spend nearly 20 years behind the bar of the queen vic in eastenders, playing the formidable landlady peggy mitchell. 0ur entertainment correspondent david sillito looks back at her life. barbara giggles that'll do, that'll do. all right, girls, get in the coach, and you get on with the loading. barbara

on edy will vote yes h.j.res. 107. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut rise? mrs. hayes: as the member designated by ms. wilson, pursuant to house resolution i inform the house that ms. on h.j.res.vote yes 107. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from massachusetts rise? ms. clark: as the member esignated by ms. brownley, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. rownley will vote yes on h.j.res. 107. s the member designated by ms. bonamici, pursuant to house resolution 965 pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. bonamici will vote yes h.j.res. 107. as the member designated by ms. 965,el, pursuant to h.res. i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on 107.es. as the member designated by ms. 965, i rsuant to h.res. inform the house that ms. meng will vote yes on h.j.res. 107. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new jersey rise? ms. sherrill: as the member designated by mr. lamb, pur

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annmarie: what is coming up on the brussels addition -- edi tion? are joined by a member of the european parliament. i want to know exactly when this deal will be ratified by. he will give us some hints and clues. and we are going to talk about who won on this trade deal, who is the bigger winner in his eyes and where do we take it next? as we wait for that ratification, annmarie. maria tadeo in brussels. it's been great to have you on this show for 2020. i look forward to having a bit of fun in 2021. happy new year. annmarie: happy new year. i should know before i depart the show that ftse is closed today. the u.k. market is closed but matt miller will be taking you to the rest of europe that is open this morning. that is just in one hours time. the open is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: good morning. welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." which looking at a day on may be animal spirits are coming signsfter president trump a rescue package as well as a budget, keeping the government open and possibly with some

after that, jefferson brought up two other young girls in their teens, edie fawcett and fanny hearn. both of whom had husbands at monticello, one was a wagoner and the other a blacksmith. these young girls learned from the french chef and lived under the same conditions as the white servants and when his presidency ended, they came back to monticello with him and became the head cooks at monticello for the rest of their lives, and jefferson had the french cuisine he loved in both places. colleen: one of the most entertaining stories in your book is the story of the mammoth cheese. can you tell it for us? james: yes, if we can go to the cheese slide. this engraving was done in jackson's presidency, several decades after jefferson's presidency. we have no image of the jefferson comparable cheese. this one is very similar. the long and short of it is, during the early part of jefferson's presidency, right after the election, new year's day of 1801, the berkshires, massachusetts preacher by the name of the elder john welland, as he was called, was a very well-known proponent of religious

lawrence wright, your new piece "the plague" year is tion oflatest edi "the new yorker".thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you very much. >> nawaz: the development of covid-19 vaccines is raising questions about their roll-out across the world; questions as the world's rhest nations buy up the lion's share of the doses, that leaves poorer that sets up a challenge in a untry like the democrati republic of congo, a nation with plenty of recent experience dealing with epidemics. chris ocamringa has more from kinshasa. >> reporter: it's a typical private clinic on the outskirts of kinshasa, the capital of e democratic republic of congo. patients come here with all with types of ailments. this school girl is here for a fever, in the midst of a power hackout. the doctor althcare workers here are used to making do with the little they have. >> ( translated ): we have no medical supplies to prevent the spread of covid-19 here. there's no disinfectant to sanitize the clnic or masks to give our patients. we are exposed to the disease. se government should support us w

and, actress dawn wells, who played "mary ann" in the 1 c0's edy "gilligan's island." died today in los angeles,2. at age wianwhile, california reported its first patien a covid variant from britain. just yesterday, colorado recorded the first case of the variant anywhere in the u.s. questions are intensifying about the pace of vaccinations nationwide, just over two f llion people, so far. that's far shortat the trump administration had forecast. but, in a briefingoday, leaders of the president's "operation warp speed" defended their efforts to distribute vaccines. >> essentially it's been just 12 days, there's two holidays, there's been three majornow storms. there's numerous factors and here is what i have confidence in, everyday everybody gets better and i believe that uptake will increase significantly as we go forward. >> nawaz: overseas, britain became the fir country today to approve a vaccine developed by astrazeneca and oxford uns.ersity. the enters for disease control and prevention said it could win approval in this country, by ril. we'll return to the pande

edie has been quite patient. if you would unmute yourself, you can pose a question. >> i wanted to ask you whether there was anything in the book that traces what happened to those who were deported and in this context, my great aunt and involved in a crisis in pittsburgh and were on a ship that went back to the soviet union and then they were stalin when stalin got control. thank you very much for all these personal stories and the connection to this history. i had to make some tough decisions in terms of what i wanted to include in the book because this is such a long history and it's not a very long book and there were limitations in terms of pages and length. is from 1798 to the , part of those decisions were not tracing necessarily what happened to those who were deported. happened toout what emma goldman and alexander berkman but i found i had to be about taking those stories too far because i would not do what i needed to be able to do and provide the details and discussion of the law within some of these

one single person such a matter and daschle would be from the highest authorities thousands of his edis one of iraq's oldest minorities are trying to rebuild their lives off iceland asian more than 300000 of them fled sent job after the attack 6 years ago some of them have returned home and while it may be a new start many old problems remain so when a faltering explains. the iraqi army is once again in charge of sindar home to iraq religious minority the district is one of several disputed areas claimed by both the central government in baghdad and the semi autonomous kurdish region it has changed hands 5 times since 2003 as part of an agreement between the 2 sides in october but that deployed its army to take control. of the security situation inside is the responsibility of the police and iraqi army controls all the suburbs districts in subdistricts the security is table inside there is no flag other than the iraqi flag hosted in the town all the positions are under the control of the iraqi government. after the fall of the late former president saddam hussein in 2003 kurdish peshmer

marÍa antonieta: ¿por quÉ eddie edie Él es el compositor o sÍ?rincipio de mi carrera, despuÉs encontrarme al amigo querido, armando lo quiero como un amigo de mi familia. nos encontrÁbamos cuando en el trabajo,esta carrera te separa muchÍsimo, es increíble, dos amigos se puedan separar. igual cuando muriÓ ricardo ummer me pasÓ lo mismo, no lo vi, pero era mi amigo del alma, nos encontramos en el trabajo, por el trabajo, pero... marÍa antonieta: angÉlica, te querÍa preguntar, de toda esa Época, en medio de toda ella, cuando eras tan joven, cuando empiezas a hacer ese boom, que no tiene mÉxico otra dimensiÓn para recordarte el Éxito que tenÍas, hay alguien detrÁs de ti es muy importante, que es tu madre, doÑa angÉlica ortiz. >> ademÁs, siempre adoro armando, y lo apoyo, ella puso sus canciones de armando manzanero. creo que fue una de canciÓn. m por eso voy a apagar la luz para pensar en ti m. marÍa antonieta: que es creyeron en Él siempre, cuando en un principio de siempre "este manzanero no habla, no canta converso, no rima, es otra cosa". usted