finn tech is no — in every part of the country. finn tech is no longer a niche.ecoming — tech is no longer a niche. it's all becoming one of the central planks of infrastructure to our daily lives in terms — of infrastructure to our daily lives in terms of— of infrastructure to our daily lives in terms of how we manage our money, how we _ in terms of how we manage our money, how we spend, using tech when we transfer— how we spend, using tech when we transfer money around the world or supporting — transfer money around the world or supporting lending. at the heart of it we have — supporting lending. at the heart of it we have got a good news story here _ it we have got a good news story here. . . , it we have got a good news story here. ., .,, ., it we have got a good news story here. . . , ., . . it we have got a good news story here. . ., ., . . . ~ you very much. now its time for the film review ith mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review with me mark kermode. reminding you that while we wait for cinemas to reopen in may there are still new movies to

the finns are used to the snow _ special. the finns are used to the snow but _ special.ore than usual, some of it up to half a metre deep. you can do it quite light or you can do it really heavy in the deep know as we did now, but the feeling afterwards is just great. you will have good muscles and everything and you will feel may be a little warmth and really the freedom because your feet are not like tight package, so that�*s the reason. tight package, so that's the reason. ~ ., tight package, so that's the reason. ., , ., , tight package, so that's the reason. ., reason. without shoes, barefoot runnina reason. without shoes, barefoot running is _ reason. without shoes, barefoot running is supposed _ reason. without shoes, barefoot running is supposed to _ reason. without shoes, barefoot running is supposed to activate i running is supposed to activate more muscles in your legs, whether you can still feel them in the snow, that�*s another matter copy paul hawkins, bbc news. cool runnings, indeed! as the weather warms up in mexico, swarms of butterlies are fluttering in

i just wanna make sure she has it. >> finn: i'm sure. all right?if you wanna call her, you can call her. >> steffy: no, i--i-- i trust you. if you say she has it then she has it. i'm--i'm sorry. >> finn: oh, hey, it's fine. everything's gonna be fine. >> liam: hey, hi. sorry. probably should've knocked. >> steffy: no, it's--it's fine. we were expecting you. >> liam: yeah. so what's going on?

. >> steffy: is finn the father of my baby?hope: please tell us that his dna is a match. >> finn: that's what you're about to tell us, right? it's me. i'm the father? >> thomas: do you think they know yet? who the father is. >> ridge: nothing yet. >> thomas: god, it's gotta be nerve-racking, all four of 'em just waiting to hear. >> brooke: so much on the line. >> ridge: steffy is convinced it's finn's, so... >> brooke: better be. >> thomas: that would be best so they could move on with their lives.

matt finn is at the hospital.have the wreckage of the vehicle, being moved right now through rancho palos verde, california in southern california. driving a genesis s.u.v. this happened around 7:00 a.m. california time. there's this press conference in a few minutes. bret baier will take it live, the l.a. county sheriff will have an update with any other information that they have. "special report" is next. i'll turn it over a few second early, brett. >> thanks. good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. tiger woods in a south california hospital after a serious single vehicle accident near los angeles this morning. this afternoon the governorer was in surgery. he has multiple leg injuries. we are awaiting a briefing from the sheriff of los angeles county. we'll go there live. the latest from trace gallagher from los angeles. good evening, trace. >> good evening. after 7:00 a.m. is when it happened west coast time. tiger woods left his hotel and left his hotel and g

congratulations to little finn.en such a good boy. >> do they edit it with emotional muse snick. >> ah, he's got his head inside the shark! >> so cute. >> that's going to do it for us at 5:00. >>> breaking news tonight, president biden holding a national moment of silence as america mark a milestone. a year into the pandemic, more american deaths than world war i or world war ii and vietnam combined vaccination sites remained shutdown how soon will the roll-out get back on track after extreme weather. thousands of triple boeing 777s grounded the clue investigators are

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. ♪♪ >> finn: text from amelia?hmm, she and kelly probably aren't even at the play date yet, i'm just checking my messages. >> finn: hoping for news from dr. campbell. >> steffy: it's been enough time, i mean, today's the day she'd be getting the paternity test results to find out if you're the father of this baby. >> liam: hey--hey, uh, you know, if--if--if you don't have any meetings this morning, um, i could call my dad, tell him i'mna

. >> yes, he's a zoom meeting with finn.e news the canine assistant pup is leaving san jose. i'm so proud of you. sharky told finn he was going to miss him. he said, where are you going to miss me back? that was answered outside. look at this. yes, i'm going miss you. this is in the parking lot. finn is telling hymn, i love you, i'm going miss you. this is my favorite part. he sticks his head in the shark's mouth! >> thanks for joining us. see you at 11:00. >>> pride in who we are. >> counterprogramming from the queen. how she's stealing thunder from oprah, and meghan's tell-all interview. >> you went to school with them. >> meet sting's daughter mickey. rock royalty mixing with the real thing. >> it doesn't surprise me next in line is the queen. >> look and see a baby girl there. >> daddy murphy's daughter bella now in dance. >> that's bella. >> everyone's like, pictures, pictures. >> imagine getting a surprise

that's what finn says. he posted a picture of himself in the spirit of valentine's day. since 2019 the team has been working with canine companions for independents to follow finn's journey. >>> let's check in with anthony flores and see what's going on in the world of sports on this gloomy day around here. some people are still thinking about baseball. they don't care, they just like thinking about baseball. >> that's right. the giants are just days away from reporting for spring training. so what are their expectations for the upcoming season? hear from the orange and black. sports is next. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasi

the finns are used to the snow, but this year there is more than usual, some of it up to half a metre a metre deep. you can do it quite light or really - half a metre deep. you can do it quite light or really have - it quite light or really have any deep snow, as we did just now. but the feeling afterwards is just great. you now. but the feeling afterwards isjust great. you had good foot muscles and everything. and maybe you feel a little warmth. and really the freedom because your feet are not like tights, are tight package. so that�*s the reason. tights, are tight package. so that's the reason.— that's the reason. without shoes, barefoot _ that's the reason. without shoes, barefoot running i that's the reason. without| shoes, barefoot running as supposed to activate more muscles in your legs, but whether you can still feel them in the snow, that�*s another matter. paul hawkins, bbc news. i�*m not sure i�*ve at any anytime soon. —— i�*ve fancy that. as the weather warms up in mexico, swarms of butterflies are fluttering in but the tourists are not. millions of orange and black monarc

traffic is running smoothly. >> neil: matt finn. go to an expert on all things sports, a walking encyclopedia. jarrett, you had a chance to digest this. breathing a sigh of relief that these are nonlife threatening injuries but significant the same. your thoughts. >> neil, right up about to -- in a whole career of highlights with tiger woods, whether it's his storming on the scene at the masters or the comeback or images of back surgeries or what we see today, today's image gets put into the career highlight reel. in our minds of seeing this legend. right now we hold our breath. is tiger woods okay? is his health okay? as a sports fan, the first question is will tiger woods play golf again? will he compete again? can super man put on the cape and fly again? the question was will tiger play in the masters? that's coming up april 5. we know that won't happen. there's something special about tiger woods that jim gray touched on. growing up as a young sports fan, i heard all the stories. you never saw jackie robinson or willie mays for

wonderful documentary about irish showing real insights into how she makes music with her brother finn and also the importance of her parents and her family in general a real family i know as soon as the pandemic started photographer patrick decided to document it concentrating on all the extraordinary work being done by health workers his project is called there is glory in prevention the photos are not spectacular but in their own way very moving and show how all our health workers go about their daily business with no thoughts for their own safety their only goal is to save lives. down the road with stuttgart photographer patrick young when the coronavirus pandemic 1st hit he like many others felt powerless and paralyzed. after i would see missionary remember that i quickly realized that something in me was driving me to somehow capture this historical moment i soon became quite dissatisfied with how it was being reported i just couldn't make heads or tails of all the numbers and the endless discussions with experts and i wanted to get to know the people working on the front line in

scotland off to a flyer, but off on the stroke of half—time, playmaker finn russell sin binned for thisould not make the man advantage count. scotland took back control. russell back on the field and kicking his side even further ahead. for all of england's endeavours they could not break through the scottish blue wall. mistakes costing them as they were outplayed on their own patch. a historic win for scotland. their first twickenham for 30 years. —— 38 years. well, let's get over to twickenham now and speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. joe, its scotland's day, but they've been building to a win like this for some time now. i think that's absolutely right. the word. before the tournament was that if they brought

scotland off to a flyer, but off on the stroke of half—time, playmaker finn russell sin binned for thisrip. owen farrell kicking his side back into contention. england could not make the man advantage count. scotland took back control. russell back on the field and kicking his side even further ahead. for all of england's endeavours they could not break through the scottish blue wall. mistakes costing them as they were outplayed on their own patch. a historic win for scotland. their first twickenham for 30 years. —— 38 years. well, let's get over to twickenham now and speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. joe, its scotland's day, but they've been building to a win like this for some time now. i think that's absolutely right. the word. before the tournament was that if they brought their a—game, they game, they felt they were capable of beating anyone and i suppose that's what we saw here tonight. i999 beating anyone and i suppose that's what we saw here tonight. 1999 was the last time they were champions of europe, over that period there have been times when scotland had strong b

mike: matt finn, let's hope it's a great show on big fox. matt: yeah. mike: matt, thanks so much.ion, 2:30 p.m. eastern, that's all for us here in washington. fox news sunday is next. i'm mike emanuel. it will be back at 6:00 for the fox report. take care ♪♪♪ it's velveeta versus the other guys. clearly, nothing melts like velveeta. ♪♪♪ a lot of people think dealing with copd is cla walk in the park.s like velveeta. if i have something to help me breathe better, everything will be fun and nice. but i still have bad days flare-ups (coughs), which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. so it's time to get real. because in the real world our lungs deserves the real protection of breztri. breztri gives you better breathing symptom improvement, and flare-up protection. it's the first and only copd medicine proven to reduce flare-ups by 52% breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than pre

mcconnell moran paul portman risch rounds rubio scott of florida, scott of south carolina shelby sullivan finn tillis to me tuberville wicker, yong. >> mr. president? i would like to change my vote to aye. >> mr. graham, aye. >> mr. president. >> mr. sullivan. >> as a point of inquiry there's a little confusion here. is that a vote on one witness? >> debate is not allowed during the vote. >> it's not debate. >> senator from alaska. >> it's a point of inquiry on what we just voted on. >> i am advising that is not allowed during the vote. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> point of order, it's not allowed during a vote. [silence] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> on the question of we should consider and debate in the impeachment and a motion to subpoena witnesses or documents. the motion is agreed to by a vote of 55-45. the majority leader. >> mr. president i suggest the absence of the corren. >> the clerk would call the roll. [roll call vote] after ne

. >> steffy: i was just positive finn was the father. >> ridge: how is he doing with all of these?

fly—half finn russell kept the scots ahead with two penalties.ust couldn't break through a resolute scottish defence. the visitors holding on for a famous win at twickenham. the on for a famous win at twickenham. ball has gone celebrating the ball has gone into touch. we are celebrating on the pitch. ifamous win for the scots in the 150th calcutta cup. we will bring you a full match report in about half—an—hour. france delivered a statement of intent with a 50 points to 10 thumping of italy. there were less than six minutes on the clock when dylan cretin broke through for the french to score the first try of this year's tournament. two more followed before brice dulin secured the bonus point winning score after the break. france ran in seven tries in all with two from teddy thomas. for italy it's a 28th consecutive six nations defeat. before we move on let's quickly round up today's domestic rugby action. harlequins are up to fourth place in the english premiership after winning 28—15 at bath, this was the pick of their three tries, finished off

i'm certain that this baby is finn's. >> liam: yeah. okay. well, let's hope you're right.

i know that we all--we all wanted the father to be finn. but that doesn't mean we can't make it work. we made it work with kelly. and i believe that we can do it again. this doesn't have to be the end for us. in fact, my thinking it was the end. my giving up on us, that is the mistake. i owe it to you to correct. so, no, i'm not gonna do that anymore, i'm not. i know you're in pain. i know you're-- you maybe in so much pain that you can't believe in us right now, and that's okay. that's okay. because i'll believe for you

wonderful documentary about irish showing real insights into how she makes music with her brother finn and also the importance of her parents and her family in general a real family. as soon as the pandemic started photographer patrick decided to document it concentrating on all the extraordinary work being done by health workers his project is called there is glory in prevention the photos are not spectacular but in their own way very moving and show how all our health workers go about their daily business with no thoughts for their own safety their only goal is to save lives. on the road with stuttgart photographer patrick young when the coronavirus pandemic 1st hit he like many others felt powerless and paralyzed. but that i would see missionary man i quickly realized that something in me was driving me to somehow capture this historical moment i soon became quite dissatisfied with how it was being reported i just couldn't make heads or tails of all the numbers and the endless discussions with experts and i wanted to get to know the people working on the front line in the fight agai

let's cross straight to journalist keith mccullough finn capital been covering this story since it 1st broke hi there with these new developments is the mood of daphne carbonic lets you now solved. the no 2 it has been solved or partially solved to have been putin to speak to who did the nation but the question still beckons who is behind who was the mastermind behind this nation so far there is one suspect one businessman who is suspected to be involved in taking people banks in taking bribes but there are those who have been suspicious that politicians might be involved will be interesting tonight the prime minister press conference saying that it was was very happy with what happened in the sense that the group is working in malta saying that somebody no has been jailed for 15 years but at the same time his remarks that there are no indications that the politicians are involved did they raise some eyebrows because to well do you compilation of this into world court proceedings we heard very prominent people. government who had close links to one of the suspects is businessmen you we

he had just started his own publishing firm and had self published huckleberry finn that year, 1884. so he shows up at the grant house. he had been a casual friend of general grant since the civil war. he showed up at the household in new york city in the fall of 1884, just as grant was starting his memoirs. he asked the general, could i take a look at your contract? he looked at the contract, and later on he said, i didn't know whether to laugh or cry. it was the worst contract i had ever seen. it was only offering about 10% of the profits. totally inappropriate for a man of your stature. he said, about a publishing firm, i can offer you 70% of the profits. an incredibly generous offer, especially for a man who was known to be ill. they didn't know he was dying, but knew he was ill at the time. grant was reluctant at first, very honorable man. twain pulled an ace out of his pocket and said, if you remember in a conversation a few years ago, i asked you to write your memoirs then. so grant eventually did go with mark twain's offer, it was impossible to refuse. mark twain had his neph

let's cross straight to journalist keith mccollough finn capital lettings been covering this story since it 1st broke hi there keith with these new developments is the mood of deafening carbonic glitzy and now salt. to what has been partially. due to having putin to speak to who did the nation but the question. who was behind who was the mastermind behind this nation so far there is one suspect one businessman who was suspected to be involved in taking banks and taking bribes but there are those who have been suspicious that politicians might be involved. be interesting tonight the prime minister press conference saying that it was was very happy with what happened in the sense that the group is working in malta saying that somebody no has been jailed for 15 years but at the same time his remarks that there are new indications that the politicians are involved did they raise some eyebrows because to well do you combinational do world court proceedings we heard very prominent. government who had closely one of the suspects is businessmen you were consenting so b.s. this did the case is de

you're using apps on your smartphone to make payments or to trade stocks and shares, that's all on as finnact the sector employs around 60,000 people all around the uk. notjust in london. and it's worth around £11 billion per year to the uk economy. okay. what was this review all about? ~ .. , okay. what was this review all about? ~ . , , about? what were they saying? this was a major — about? what were they saying? this was a major new _ about? what were they saying? this was a major new report _ about? what were they saying? this l was a major new report commissioned by the government was up and made a series of recommendations on how to support the finn tech industry. those included fast tracking work visas to try and ensure that we can continue to attract the best attack from around the world. also the creation of a £1 million start up fund. on top of that they

they're taking finn to fit so i think whether sensitive refers to those people who have a particularillness and then see their symptoms westerling under certain weather conditions for example people with remote or disorders. people who suffer from rheumatism often find it hard to explain the fluctuations in the pains they're experiencing at some point some notice that it's the weather. it's an issue that meteorologists have now also started looking at. and real smart so doctors from the german weather service can forecast potential health issues on the basis of the weather. we are going after live in a civil war to warn the incoming weather situation will be cooler with a cold front moving very slowly. so some so that means in the very or tomorrow we can expect an increase in asthma related problems as well as cardiovascular and rheumatic symptoms. fluctuating weather and low pressure fronts a bad news for weather sensitive people for those experiencing acute pain heat and relaxation can provide relief. but as always it depends on the individual a trip to the sour or a hot new cold w

in rugby union, scotland claimed a first win at twickenham since 1983 as returning fly—half finn russelllson was there. the word from scotland before this tournament was that if they brought their a—game, then they felt they were capable of beating anyone. and i suppose that's exactly what we saw here today. 1999 with the last time they were champions of europe, —— 1999 with the last time they were champions of europe, let's put it that way, when they won the last five nations tournament. over that period, there have been times when i think scotland had really strong back row forwards, in particular when they sent the ball out wide, there was nobody there. more recently they have had this flamboyant reputation, almost playing basketball—style rugby with all the creativity and flair, perhaps not enough steel. today what we saw is a combination of all those elements coming together. above all else, they were in control of this match almost from the word go, that's really the remarkable thing. they maintained that intensity through the 80 minutes, and for a coach, that must feel almost like

development but on our hand there also are many return people who are and out of china's rice they also finn son is about to reach an empire and about to being a many people later china and had a strong tree judes against china so i think this is a very very very very law so i i think it's you that britain government to refract it do you think there's a chance that that could happen i mean a machine i don't know but i'm a shaming that could be some sort of a pale. yeah yeah i think as we all are no doubt. that every scene every event has many and it's packed and the and now. live occasional befalling media to us and. a signal of loss of confidence and even the weeklies they only want their society and people to listen to one voice it is. undoubtedly due to. bringing of people so this is the treat of a modern civilization so which has which has the heard of more than a year and every citizen has a rider to hear all kinds of all these kimonos i have to tell you go to now in china we can't open it and use from b.b.c. of all the n.m. but it and read it is ready to go to hear the voice of me so i

stem the tide of criminal activity drifting into this neighborhood, oakland police captain bobby hook finn, who oversees this area, says immediate action has been taken, such as reallocating personnel. but he says officers face the challenge of reported crimes from victims who fear retaliation even if you have little information, even if you cannot describe your assailant, please come forward because that little bit may help us solve a bigger crime and late thursday afternoon, oakland police say they arrested the man seen in this video snatching money from shoppers. his name is debbie on bird. he's 23 years old, and he's from vallejo. the department says he was arrested after attempting to snatch a purse on monday. just a couple of days after the incident you saw there on video. he wasn't so lucky this time around, members of the community state on scene and pointed him out to police. i'm andre senior ktvu fox two news. the san jose bomb squad was called out tonight to the westfield valley fair mall after police arrested a man who was threatening as shooting officers say they learned at ar

ago that nearly torpedoed his career, then experienced his terrible terrible back problems as matt finnwas winning tournaments again and challenging in majors and now this, and you know, you have to feel for him, because he went through so much in terms of the back problems, the surgeries, the rehabilitation, there you see some recent pictures a much more bulked up tiger then we had seen in the past with a brand-new swing, and now -- >> sandra: john, we have an update. >> john: is in the hospital undergoing surgery. >> sandra: mark steinberg has just put out a statement saying that tiger has suffered "multiple leg injuries and is currently in surgery." at sportscaster jim gray joining us on the news spread we just learned this now from steinberg that he is injured in multiple places in his leg and is currently in surgery, your thoughts at this time? >> well, it is tragic to hear this. it is tragic to hear this, and it is just an awful circumstance. and i am just listening to the details that you all are giving and catching up on this, but i'm speechless, really. it's quite sad to think

lar finn, the american pornography while blusher and self—styled unit free speech has died, 78.aralysed from the waist down when he was shot by a white supremacist. his infamous libel case was featured in a movie. lets speak to david willis in la. well, where to start?— to david willis in la. well, where to start? where to start indeed? larry flint, he once said he wanted to offend everyone on an equal opportunity basis —— larry flynt. and there was a point where he got pretty close to that. he parlayed this rather ring hiddink ohio business into a multimillion dollar, global enterprise. magazines, casinos, and also clubs and the hustler magazine at the centre of that, of course, once selling about 3 million copies a month. it was more explicit, it was more hardcore than rival publications at the time, playboy and an house, but larry flynt said he saw a gap in the market for the more pornographic —— and penthouse. a interviewed him myself back into thousand and three, and the building still bears his name —— back in 2003. he was running for governor of california, under the slog

back a mexican to be back now as mentioned you are in southern florida and it's absolutely booming as finn tact and because owners flee the high tax manhattan for no tax florida you're noticing the influx what does it tell you about how to run a city dan collins well south florida expects to see miami the mayor flores's is focused he's. created a huge campaign down here to bring chip companies into so florida particular miami you have the finance sector coming down you know the tech sector coming down you have tax refugees out of new york and california coming in. we have largely survived most of the lock down state you know we have kind of been targeted lock down school kids don especially the elderly we were lucky with the weather here so we had outdoor dining from day one started last march. and yes been a great place to 2 goals demick and the amount of people coming down is just growing day by day and i think by him he's going to be really. one of the future tear one megacities a we're going to see develop so in the united states you've got a healthy competition between states because

i'mjoined by adam finn, professor of paediatrics at bristol university, and a member of the government's vaccination and immunisation. he's speaking to us in a personal capacity. you must be delighted by the vaccine roll—out at the moment and the government appeared to be on course for this target of mid—february one vaccinating the top four cohorts. yes, the numbers that do seem to be very impressive and that is a great news, but i think the really key issueis news, but i think the really key issue is that it is notjust a question of numbers, it is getting the vaccine doses into the right people and that is being achieved, i think. we are seeing a very high percentages of people in their 80s now covered and now increasing number of people in their 70s, and particularly older age groups, that is the really powerful predictor of risk, so it is notjust numbers, it is also getting targeting right. find is also getting targeting right. and when ou is also getting targeting right. and when you talk about the right groups of people, this is a matter of some controversy when you come down at the

affiliate, which was due to become the biggest stock—market ever razor, raising some $37 billion for the finnopolistic practices for alibaba. butjack markell monopolistic practices for alibaba. but jack markell has been keeping a low profile over the last three months and with inconspicuously missing from the list of chinese entrepreneurial leaders this week. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: including an indian wedding dress designer he says that people are still flashing the cash on their wedding outfits, despite the restrictions. the eu has told british fishermen they are banned — indefinitely — from selling live mussels, oysters, clams, cockles and scallops — to the 27 eu member states. as the uk is now a separate country it cannot transport seafood to the eu unless they have been treated in purification plants. british fishermen say they don't have enough tanks ready and business is less viable. the government promised to continue to raise the issue with the eu. deaths caused by alcohol hit a new high during the first nine months of 2020, provisional figures for england and wales

in rugby union — scotland claimed a first win at twickenham since 1983 as returning fly—half finn russellm scotland before this tournament was if they brought their a—game than they felt they were capable of beating anyone. that is what we saw here today. 1999 was the last time they were champions of europe, the last time they won the five nations tournament. there were periods when scotland had strong back row forwards, david sent the ball out wide and there was nobody there. recently they have had this flamboyant reputation, almost playing basketball style rugby with all the creativity and flair, perhaps not enough steel. today what we saw was a combination of all of those elements coming together. above all else, they were in control of this match, almost from the word go. they maintained that intensity throughout the 80 minutes. and for a coach, that must feel almost like a perfect match. let say now from gregor townsend. i let say now from gregor townsend.— let say now from gregor townsend. . ., townsend. i am delighted for the players _ townsend. i am delighted for the players it _

thank you very much for your time, that's adam finn from i your time, that's adam finn from bristol universitythe film demonstrates howjab helps protect people and their loved ones. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. the beast from the east has been tamed, the winds are not as strong now and we are not seeing as many snow showers either. instead, the focus overnight turns to what is going to be a really cold night. for many it will be colder than i was last night. even as we head into the early evening, those temperatures are falling away sharply with the clearer skies and lighter winds. still got some snow showers around, they are certainly becoming fewer in scotland, they will continue through the evening and eastern parts of england and perhaps overnight towards the far south east and returning into the south west of england as well. many though it is going to turn dry, skies were clear, the winds will drop. we are going to find those temperatures falling away very quickly. these are the numbers in towns and cities. already we have had some very low tempe

wonderful documentary about irish showing real insights into how she makes music with her brother finnand also the importance of her parents and her family in general a real family right. as soon as the pandemic started photographer patrick decided to document it concentrating on all the extraordinary work being done by health workers his project is called there is glory in prevention the photos are not spectacular but in their own way very moving and show how all health workers go about their daily business with no thoughts for their own safety their only goal is to save lives. on the road with stuttgart photographer patrick your car when the coronavirus pandemic 1st hit he like many others felt powerless and paralyzed. after i would see missionary that i quickly realized that something in me was driving me to somehow capture this historical moment i soon became quite dissatisfied with how it was being reported i just couldn't make heads or tails of all the numbers and the endless discussions with experts and i wanted to get to know the people working on the frontline in the fight aga

wonderful documentary about irish showing real insights into how she makes music with her brother finn and also the importance of her parents and her family in general a real founder. as soon as the pandemic started photographer patrick decided to document it concentrating on all the extraordinary work being done by health workers his project is called there is glory in prevention the photos are not spectacular but in their own way very moving and show how all our health workers go about their daily business with no thoughts for their own safety their only goal is to save lives. on the road with stuttgart photographer patrick your car when the corona virus pandemic 1st hit he like many others felt powerless and paralyzed. but i would say missionary to me that i quickly realized that something in me was driving me to somehow capture this historical moment i soon became quite dissatisfied with how it was being reported i just couldn't make heads or tails of all the numbers and the endless discussions with experts and i wanted to get to know the people working on the front line in the fig

that's it's so important with the leadership of senator finn, senator buckner we passed a law to insurehat women are finally paid the same as men in colorado. [cheers and applause] as we recover, we'll continue to grow economic opportunities for women across our state the, support hard working parents by keeping kids in the classroom. this crisis has forced us to realize the value of things that we once took for granted like having a safe place where our children can learn and thrive and play and grow. as participants of two young -- parents of two young children, we share the newfound appreciation so many coloradans feel for teachers and other school professionals who have gone above and beyond to make sure our kids are w learning unr challenging circumstances. teachers like michelle grimes, a fourth grade teacher at clayton elementary in inglewood. michelle has risen to the occasion by spending hours looking for students who fell off remote learning, getting them back on track. she helped organize a drive-through gift drive for her students and their families over christmas sharing a

professor adam finn, from the jcvi. _ progressively.you seeing in your surgery? (limp. morning. i am in east london and we know we had one of the highest covid death rates in the country here sadly so i run a list of 5000, that is a kind of smallish sized practice. and i'm seeing that it is great that we have really high figures for the vaccine. in my area we are 7a% bame and i'm saying amongst my patients and 50% uptake. i have drilled down to try to look at the ethnicity of the patients that are not coming forward for their vaccines. that are not coming forward for theirvaccines. i'm that are not coming forward for their vaccines. i'm fortunate to have been at the practice for 18 years and i feel very much have been at the practice for 18 years and ifeel very much part have been at the practice for 18 years and i feel very much part of the community and their family doctor but by and large it is people from the bame communities who have not come forward and i'm quite concerned that it is only about 50% uptake at the moment. that conce

sarah hannah finn, thank you very much indeed. | finn, thank you very much indeed.ome extent they do. but they are reliant on an ecosystem of other technologies, many of whom most people will not be aware of because they only supply other companies, they are not a consumer facing. qualcomm is one of these. they are hugely important. they supply samsung. they have a dispute with apple but they also supply apple as well. but it is one of those companies that supplies parts of the brains that powers, you know, many people's smartphones. so what's gone wrong? well, which? claim that qualcomm used its dominance of the market to overcharge companies like apple and samsung. these phone companies have to go to qualcomm, they can't shop around, and the tech giant has taken advantage. so, the legal challenge is on to try and get some cash back. which? reckon as many as 29 million british consumers could be due a payout. and the total amount of damages owed could be more than £1180 million. but, before you go pre—ordering that super yacht, it's worth knowing the average payout

matt finn is live in daytona with more. what's going on?people with campers are being asked to space out and they had to have their temperatures taken. >> this is the grill cooking area. >> we're distanced. this is our camp site. there is another space. >> we've been tested a couple times. i have the antibody test. should be good to go. >> lots of guidance to stay apart from each other. wear your mask when you are up in the stands and all that good stuff. >> i have personally been tested. the guy take came from upstate new york was tested. not sure of the other guys. >> we practiced social distancing six fee. you want to have a good time and you have to be safe. >> it is a nice getaway from the news actually, no offense. >> look at the beautiful world we have to live in. we have to enjoy it. >> fans inside the stands have to space out six feet and wear their mask, dana. >> dana: i love it that you included that sound bite from the guy. no offense taken. >> bill: we're not offended. want to bring in cody ware, josh bilicki and joey gase. jos

matt finn is live in los angeles with more, math, some things you just can't believe. >> john, one of of his 18th birthday in 1988. he had dreams of joining the military, but instead was killed in a double homicide approved for parole on wednesday. chris baker sister tells fox 11 bill lucian she and her brother are best friends and this week it felt like the family was on an island in court because they did not have a prosecutor in the room advocating for their loved ones killer. however dylan jones to stay in prison. >> him extremely frustrated and angry. how do you put a price on a human life, let alone two human lives? this guy can go free after killing two humans and gets to go free and still gets to talk to his family? no, i'm not cool with it at all. >> prosecutors were barred from the parole hearing as los angeles county district attorney. the prosecutors rolled a case in sentencing. and jones is getting california's best rehabilitation. in san quentin prison where it's been since 1991. the baker family said the sentence was 45 years to life but after governor jerry brown sp 26

. >> tucker: matt finn come appreciate that.rnia remain locked down tonight. state and local officials have not offered any reason for it. if you ask, they will blame other states. for example, watch the chairman of san diego's county board of supervisors explained that he is not willing responsible for managing his own county. >> there are 45 states that do not have school closure orders. san francisco and chicago are now reopening their schools. long island, new york, just started to let their high school athletes play sports and it is going great. cities all around the country are reopening businesses. our rates in san diego and icu numbers are as good if not better than theirs. why is there science in san diego county, and why are we so behind? >> you would have to ask them, tommy. >> tucker: yeah, just that. hundreds of businesses in california have decided they have had enough of this insanity. represents hundreds of them. if you were announced they plan to stay open. >> we are the people. if the government does not give i

and scotland never looked back from there, playmaker finn russell in the senate them —— in the sin bines to keep his side ahead and seal a famous 11 points to 6 win for the scots. england were outplayed on their own patch. we england were outplayed on their own atch. ~ ., ., ., ., patch. we wanted to write our own bit of history _ patch. we wanted to write our own bit of history and _ patch. we wanted to write our own bit of history and today _ patch. we wanted to write our own bit of history and today we - patch. we wanted to write our own bit of history and today we have i bit of history and today we have done that. happy changing room. an done that. happy changing room. an historic win for scotland, their first at twickenham for 38 years. wales take on ireland in cardiff this afternoon. the welsh will have fit again captain alun wynjones but they won't have any fans to roar the team on. wales coach wayne pivac says his side will be ready, despite the game being behind closed doors. we learned a lot from playing with no crowds in the autumn and i think everybody did, some did it bett