they kill it to [indistinct] blanco,ho was th successor of franco. enrique marin did the same day, he sang in the colegio de medicos de madrid...[singing] so they censor it, arrest the king, so... sami: hits it right on the spot. juan: and stopped it. sami: the concert. because of the crisis that is happening now in spain that started to happen a couple years ago, have you noticed if there's any kind of switching the lyrics in the tradition of flamenco, as people started to now sing against stats, that unfairness of the

who do you think we'll get that, and with it be someone who can hold the alliance with france, that franco german alliance, or will that waiver and change? this, i think there are two serious candidates in the run. my understanding is that the third candidate, who is the biggestading state of germany, he apparently has less of a chance. otherl i would say the two will try to have an alliance with france, but frankly he is -- my feeling is that he would be the candidate that is perhaps most visionary and most pro-european, thehe would certainly be one to reinforce relations across the atlantic. so overall i think -- could be quite an interesting choice, even though than it is not clear whether he will also want to be the chancellor, or whether that will be given to the bavarian prime minister. ask you alsoant to about donald trump and that phone call, which is probably our top story today. do you think that has an impact on future diplomacy relationships, or do you just put it down to something that president trump would have done, and then the world moves on from it? me itm: look, i think

> one of the things that fascinates americans with a look at european strategic discussion is the franco german relationship. and then germany is calling for more strategic autonomy in europe at least in the time of charles de gaulle and with those poor perplexed americans and how do we understand it is a very interesting debate but it's more of a debate of context that what we need nato. we cannot guarantee your own survival and we cannot arrange to be safe from extortion with military pressures as a nonnuclear country through nat nato's and at the same time that in order to have a more meaningful partner for the united states to build up our capabilities and european strategic autonomy in the german idea is to build up our own capabilities that will make a more meaningful partner of the united states. french neighbors mean mostly the same thing but you know what i mean when i say the current discussion but german leaders like the defense minister on the other hand, it reminds me of the kinds of discussions between charles de gaulle. he said do we really need the americans in nato? mayb

health exxon mobile and target say that they're reviewing the donation policies but also franco as a former senior advisor to the late us republican senator john mccain he joins us now live from washington d.c. via skype good to have you with the so the old adage money speaks louder than woods's culprit america writes to cut campaign contributions to those whose actions it perhaps disapproves of. well i think it's symbolic one of the things that corporate america is famous for doing whether it's a black lives movement or right now the very tense situation the country is is in when it sees it crisis where most americans are appalled by the events it takes some symbolic action and i say symbolic for this reason the end just a virtually all of those corporations do not lie with the heat by an administration and certainly the more extreme elements in the democratic party and therefore you will see in short order president trump has little over a week left in office after he leaves the scene the interest of these corporations and their shareholders will be foremost in their interest right

has actively opposed lucas franco for years he stood up to the pressure from the state security agencies for months until he was beaten by masked attackers then he flat natale oh yeah givers team consists of about 20 helpers one of them makita upon a show also from belarus has come to pick up a blogger for $300.00 days visibly relieved to be out of harm's way miki to knows all too well how he feels under a will have to adjust to not having to watch his back constantly for fear of being abducted beaten watched or stalked and checked he's been under almost constant surveillance for weeks under a collected signatures for opposition candidate street lana an off sky and live stream to the protests for that he sat in jail for 9 days. i'm like yeah. yeah yeah i am. safe at last ilona the activist has made it out of bella and contacted her children they've missed each other. i don't know yet i had no other choice but to cross the belorussian border illegally on foot. i was terribly afraid that they'd start shooting at me. now that i am safe what i wish for most of all in my life is to hug my chi

the covert 900 pandemic has brought to light difficulties in the franco german relationship for example when it comes to cross border commuters. filipe lives in france but works in germany as a vocational trainer last month his working hours were reduced and the government subsidized his wages he was then double taxed due to a loophole. like the woman in germany the monthly wages get taxed which they did without salary too but we also need to pay taxes on the reduced working schedule subsidies in france. germany has announced it will close its borders to countries where new coronavirus variants spread rapidly currently this is not the case in logan but there are long lines of french customers at this german service station. we are very worried we're just so used to driving to germany whenever we want to. germany and france have strong links if one side of the border has high case numbers of coronavirus variance so does the other site this is a shared habitat and it needs to be treated as such. the french government is now discussing a solution for regions where crossing borders is a day

macro is up for reelection one year later i would hope that we would see the reemergence of bold franco german leadership. ... the other is it possible we should figure out how to do less in the middle east. you can talk from people from the far left to the far right and you tend to hear that consensus obviously about how to do it in priorities and so on and so forth, but both of those pose interesting questions for europeans because it does involve a further shift of the american center of gravity of the foreign policy from the atlantic to the indo pacific. but also given the state of the middle east, any sign of an america that was trying to reduce its responsibilities or activities in the middle east leaves and enormous vacuum. in the 19th century europe might have said an opportunity we can expand our influence and gain power. now i think the feeling is my gosh, what a terrible burden. this is a problem. what does europe do with the middle east in your thinking, what is the approach if they are in fact i wouldn't say stepping out completely, but stepping out a bit? >> i would say it

casals left his native spain because of the civil war in 1930s and because franco came to power and heself-exiled in puerto rico. but he can come to the white house and play. i love this photograph of him kissing mrs. kennedy's hand in the east room of the white house. but mrs. kennedy also was able to expand the arts by making the white house a stage for the arts. remember we didn't have our national cultural center which came the kennedy center she worked to support that as her time as first lady. we didn't have that yet. we didn't have a national stage. this was part of the cold war message too that the united states had a cultural history and i love stewart's term of mrs. kennedy and her cultural diplomacy. this fit in with president kennedy's policies that he explain especially in the fall of 1963 his speech on the arts at amherst college end dedicating the frost library there about the importance of arts and the representation of arts in a free democracy. next slide, please. i didn't think that lafayette square would be quite in the news as it has been when i put together this pr

pablo casals had left his native spain because of the civil war in the 1930s, and because franco had become to power. he was self exiled in puerto rico. so he was boycotting the united states. but this young new couple, the new frontier of the kennedy's, gave him such hope that he offered to come to the white house and play. and he did. i love this photograph of him kissing mrs. kennedy's hand in the east room of the white house. mrs. kennedy also was able to expand the arts by making the white house a stage for the arts. remember, we did not yet have our national cultural center, which became the kennedy center. she worked to support that in her time as first lady and after, but we did not have that yet. so we did not really have it international stage. this was part of the cold war messages well, that the united states had a cultural history. i love stewards term about miss kennedy's cultural diplomacy. this fit in with president kennedy's policies, which he explained especially in the fall of 1963, his speech about the arts at the amherst college. about the importance of arts and

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think both fascinates and perplexes americans when you look at european strategic discussions is the franco german relationship. we sometimes don't understand where you agree and what you disagree. but in some ways it seems that germany is calling for more strategic autonomy in germany and france has been calling for this at least since the time of charles de gaulle. in some ways the views are closer than before and yet it also seems that some very significant differences remain. so how would you explain to a bunch of us poor, perplexed americans what is this debate and how should we understand it? >> it's a very interesting debate. it's a very interesting debate, but it's a more a debate about concepts and words than about substance. let me be very clear. in germany, mainstream thinking, i mean mainstream government thinking is we need nato. we cannot guarantee our own survival. we cannot arrange to be safe from extortion, from military pressures. we as as a nonnuclear country,f we do not have a nuclear reassurance program offered through nato by the united states. for us, this is a sheer

. >> la doctora franco agrega que es importante recibir las dos dosis de recibir una protecciÓn del 50% la salud. >> recordemos que la norma fue acordada y agrega que bajo los estudios clÍnicos se analizÓ la efectividad de la vacuna, pero no que tanto una persona vacunada puede seguir distribuyendo el virus a otros. >> la vacuna te va a proteger de que te enfermes por el virus, pero aÚn no se sabe si esa vacuna previene que tÚ distribuya ser virus en la comunidad. >> fue un reporte de claudia carrera. en seguida en noticias univisiÓn 14 el gobernador de california dio a conocer el plan para la reapertura de las escuelas. y algunas noticias tienen trÁmites migratorios pendientes. al volver le contarÉ todos los detalles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ paola: nancy pelosi fue reelegida hoy por el nuevo congreso por un estrecho margen, presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes y encabezarÁ la leve mayorÍa demÓcrata. el representante de california obtuvo 216 votos frente a 200 nuevos de la representante mccarthy. y esta semana gobernador de california anunciÓ el plan para el regreso a clases para millones de niÑos

en franco desafÍo ofrecieron comida, pese a que no estÁ permitido. >> o abrimos y empezamos a generarisiÉramos no hacerlo, pero estamos tomando polÍticas para disminuir contagios. alejandro:horas despuÉs, clausurÓ locales que los habÍan desafiado. los restauranteros estÁn desesperados, hace unos dÍas enviar una carta con un mensaje de auxilio a la autoridad local, diciendo que si no abren ahora, cerraran para siempre. aseguran que han cerrado puertas 10,000 establecimientos y han afectado 50,000 empleos. si la situaciÓn continÚa, una pÉrdida de 475,000 fuentes de trabajo. >> levantar la mano para decir que estamos muriendo. alejandro: julio en un dÍa ha recibido una propina de $0.50 de dÓlar y su sueldo es de $35 a la semana. no le alcanza para llevar lo esencial a su casa. la exigencia de los empleados se dan medio de hospitales saturados y un nÚmero de contagios que cada dÍa rompe rÉcords. fÉlix: pese a la pandemia, cientos de extranjerossi ——sigue llegando a los hoteles y playas, sin tener en cuenta que mÉxico es el segundo paÍs en latinoamÉrica con mÁs contagiados. muchos turistas

macron is up for re-election a year later, i would hope that we would see the reemergence of bold franco-german leadership to take the european union to the next level. if the germans and the french don't show some leadership qualities, who should? >> as i look at american foreign policy these days, i see, you know, two areas of consensus even in our current distracted state. one is that the united states needs to do more in the indo-pacific, and the other is that, if possible, we should try to figure out how to do less in the middle east. those are -- you can talk to people from the far left to the far right, and you tend to hear that consensus. obviously, a lot of disagreement about hue to do it -- how to do it, the priorities and so on and so forth. but both of those pose interesting questions for europeans because it does involve a further shift of the american kind of center of gravity of foreign policy from the atlantic to the indo-pacific. but also given the state of the middle east, my sign of an america that was trying to reduce its responsibilities or activities in the middle east lea

marÍa: yo tenÍa pensado viajar el lunes, pero para serte franco, temÍ que me fuera a salir la pruebalo con destino a los estados unidos. >> definitivamente muchos quioscos mÁs abierto atendiendo al cliente estadounidense porque muchos de ellos estÁn cambiando su vuelo. reportera: son cambios que han generado incertidumbre, lo que me llevÓ a visitar las pÁginas de internet de algunas lÍneas aÉreas para averiguar quÉ opciones estÁn ofreciendo a sus clientes. american delta y aeromexico han dedicado secciones ofreciendo informaciÓnsobre los nuevos requisitos en donde ademÁs, del retiro de cargos en caso de un cambio de itinerario y un ejemplo de la forma de testimonios que usted deberÁ imprimir y proveer a la lÍnea aÉrea . estÁn los recursos que deberÁ tomar en cuenta antes de su viaje. un proceso que estÁ provocando confusiÓn, incluso sobre la eficacia de las pruebas. >> el hecho de hacerse la prueba antes de salir tres dÍas antes, nos puede ayudar para saber que en ese momento no estÁbamos enfermos. tenemos que ser muy cuidadosos porque muchas veces estamos en esa ventana de 3:00 a 5:

philether was a franco so she sent me to learn french.ndchev came to came to bulgaria i was able to apply for scholarship in the west. in six months, i learned english enough to pass. to when a british castle scholarship to go to a school of economics. that was incredible to be on the other side of the iron curtain. what i found out over there, having access to information, was my country was broke. my country with so much deep in debt that i could not imagine how it is going to survive. sure enough two years later bulgaria, the economy collapsed and bulgaria turned the page away from socialism to market economy. david: how did you wind up in the fiji islands? kristalina: [laughs] that is a story. when i was at the school of economics professor noticed me as somebody who was quite professional. economicsthe dean of in the university of south pacific in fiji. wondering how he can find highly qualified professors that are willing to work for very little money. and so, brilliant idea! wrote to the bulgarian woman, i got the invitation to tea

around the world very interesting to get your thoughts on this and we appreciate your time sir adolfo franco thank you very much indeed thank you. thank you. more ahead on the news hour including the last country in the e.u. to start coronavirus vaccinations begins its rollout. and floods in malaysia forced tens of thousands of people to seek shelter. and there's a debut half century for young australian cricketer in sydney jo's going to have the action and support. japan's prime minister. has declared a state of emergency in tokyo after a rise in corona virus infections this is japan's 2nd lockdown after the 1st emergency was declared in april last year called height of reports. a 2nd state of emergency since april japan's announced at the tokyo metropolitan area some 35000000 people will face tougher restrictions to stem a surge in covert 1000 cases numbers are 10 times higher than in the spring starting friday in tokyo and 3 neighboring prefectures restaurants and bars will close at 8 pm and people will be asked to stay home other businesses will have to trim their hours companies are enc

. >> like many restaurants that dealt with closures and polluted air from wildfires, franco's is holding on by a thread and outdoor dining might just be the lifeline he needs. >> i would say that we probably would be closing the doors in a month or two. it has been almost a year now. >> back in the marina diners waiting for tables were eager to for scenery other than their four walls in their apartment. >> i know it is kind of a scary but you can do what you can, have distance and do all the measures you can to be safe.>> not all of the restaurants around town open today. many will open this week, today was just the first day under the lifted stay-at-home order that san francisco was allowed to open restaurants or outdoor dining.>> local health officials are sliming the states plan today to handover covid vaccine distribution to healthcare giant blue shield. they are tasked with creating a faster and more equitable network to distribute shots to tens of millions of california residents. leaders from several local counties are seriously questioning the sudden move.>> this is totally new a

. >>> the busy and multitalented gianna franco joins us now, she did traffic on our morning show today and now, she is back with sports. there is nothing this woman can't do. taken away. >> it is nice to be here, you know what, it is the weekend. let's get to it. unfortunately we do startup with sad news, longtime doctors manager, tommy lasorda, passed away early today due to heart failure, he was 93 years old and now it is only fitting that last baseball game was la winning the world series in october. he spent 71 years working for the organization and was dodger blue all the way until the end. >> when i die, i want my wife to put the dodger home schedule on my tombstone. i want, when people are in the cemetery visiting their loved ones, they will say let's go to his grave and find out if the dodgers are playing at home or on the road. >> the giants also issued a statement offering their condolences, we will never forget his good-humored banter and the long walks he would take across the field at candlestick park blowing kisses to giants fans, he deeply respected and symbolized the gr

following a franco german initiative, member states that have extradition treaties with hong kong, includings, have suspended these extradition treaties. more when the hearing is over. so no decision was expected today. how did it go? >> i think the hearing generally went well. i made all of the points i wanted to make an the first place, and the parliamentary members did express support towards hong kong, the government still gave official answers without promising action. reporter: she is aware that many of her demands will not be met, but she says all change begins with recognition and discussion. brent: in a few hours, the u.s. house of representatives is due to send the article of impeachment against former president donald trump over to the u.s. senate. now, that will trigger preparations for an impeachment trial beginning in two weeks. the trial will be the first faced by a president after leaving office. trump is charged with and setting the attack on the u.s. on january 6 by a violent mob of his supporters. trump first faced impeachment back in 2019 over his attempt to pressure ukra

dedicated to world culture has the competition to design the new landmark was won by italian architect franco stella. he foresaw a building that juxtaposed the reconstruction of the original palace with contemporary elements. business made at 1st with most of all by this isn't a building you look at and say oh another old building it's clear that there are contradictions and contrasts and that idea is reflected in the architecture inside as well also in terms of the concept. if you fit. in they 2012 diggers and 5000 wooden stakes that once supported the palace will set. the foundation stone for germany's most ambitious. and expensive cultural project ever was ceremonially laid 6 months later and. sculptors and stone masons reconstructed elements of the baroque the sod with the help of historic persia graphs and sketches. the facade was financed partly with funds raised by the association of friends of the bell and palace its managing director is bill hemmer fund would be the policy has been of greater importance to berlin than any of the building of your original castle was built in 1443 when

andre by daily off has actively opposed lucas franco for years he stood up to the pressure from the state security agencies for months until he was beaten by masked attackers then he flat. give us team consists of about 20 helpers one of them makita upon a show also from belarus has come to pick up a blogger for 300 days visibly relieved to be out of harm's way the key to knows all too well how he feels and dr will have to adjust to not having to watch his back constantly for fear of being abducted beaten watched or stalked and checked he's been under almost constant surveillance for weeks andre collected signatures for opposition candidate street lana an off sky and live stream to the protests for that he sat in jail for 9 days. and yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah saif at last ilona the activist has made it out of balance and contacted her children they missed each other i don't know yet i had no other choice but to cross the belorussian border illegally on foot. i was terribly afraid that they'd start shooting at me. now that i am safe what i wish for most of all in my life is to hug my childr

theo but out of the hands of the family and transferred it to a specially established france and franco front ation. so vanka all sold the paintings to the dutch state in 1962 it built the museum for the collection in 1973. today the experts of the museum and the foundation aim to maintain scientific accuracy and infuse future generations for vincent vanguard . the museum has 1700000 followers on instagram and about 2500000 likes on facebook bangkok's works have become part of the digital landscape. but the balancing act between scientific correctness and ever new legends is difficult. so i saw a revolver was ocean doff in paris in 2019 or 130000 i sold 413-0000 eyes if not all. the weapon was found in 960 in a field near all their school was where vanguard he used to paint the yorkshire house sold it as the weapon with which vanguard he's said to have killed himself. forensic tests indicate that the gun lay in the ground for 70 years and had the same caliber as the bullet that was found in vanguard's chest and the safety catch was off. but there is no scientific proof that links the we

>>> well, if there were a prize for working the longest day ever, gianna franco would win. she started her day doing traffic on our morning show and now 19 hours later, probably more actually, she's here for sports. you are our hero. you win the day. >> has it been 19 hours? it doesn't feel like it. had i been sleeping, i would have missed this great warriors game and wow, the warriors appear to be headed for a second straight loss when the game started out against the clippers until a curry flurry hit chase center. tonight was the final game for fred cass, the golden state's scorekeeper for the last 58 years. third quarter l.a. leading 76-63, paul george driving in on steph curry for the end one layup. clippers led by as many as 22 late in the third. then curry caught fire, buries a three in transition, 13-0 run to get the warriors within nine. the final play of the third kent bazemore finds steph for another three making it 87-81. in the fourth curry had 19 in the quarter. tied at 89 eric paschall knocks down the three to give golden state the lead. warriors bench put up

the covert 910 demick has brought to light the difficulties in the franco german relationship for example when it comes to cross border commuters. filipe on the way our lives in france but works in germany as a vocational trainer last month his working hours were reduced and the government subsidized his wages he was then double taxed due to a loophole. in germany the monthly wages get taxed which they did with our salary too but we also need to pay taxes on the reduced working schedule subsidies in france. germany has announced it will close its borders to countries where new coronavirus variants spread rapidly currently this is not the case in love m. but there are long lines of french customers at this german service station. we are very worried we're just so used to driving to germany whenever we want to. germany and france have strong links if one side of the border has high case numbers of coronavirus variants so does the other site this is a shared habitat and it needs to be treated as such. the french government is now discussing a solution for regions where crossing borders is a

also there and defends the government's reaction or trying to interfere in a charity following the franco german initiative member states that have extradition treaties with hong kong including the us have suspended these extradition treaties common to spend years. we need to place the ikhwan the gain when the hearing is over. so no decision was expected today later but how did it go i think a hearing genuine well went well i made all my point that i wanted to make a fresh plays and 10 members did most of them did express support to our tongue call that a gunman still gave very very official answers without promising concrete action. is aware that many of her demands may not be met but she says all change begins with recognition and discussion. and the definitive action on the petition is tim awaited but let's get more on germany's position on china from ryan had a bit to go for he's been a german politician and is chairman of the european parliament's delegation for emissions where china welcome mr particular is it time for germany to impose sanctions on chinese officials for their actio

andre by daily off has actively opposed lucas franco for years he stood up to the pressure from the state security agencies for months until he was beaten by masked attackers then he flat. givers team consists of about 20 helpers one of them makita upon a show also from belarus has come to pick up a blogger for $300.00 days visibly relieved to be out of harm's way miki to knows all too well how he feels and dr will have to adjust to not having to watch his back constantly for fear of being abducted beaten watched all stalked and checked he's been under almost constant surveillance for weeks andre collected signatures from opposition candidate street lana and off sky and live stream to the protests for that he sat in jail for 9 days. one yeah yeah. yeah yeah. saif at last ilona the activist has made it out of balance and contacted her children they missed each other. i don't know yet i had no other choice but to cross the belorussian border illegally on foot. i was terribly afraid that they'd start shooting at me. now that i am safe what i wish for most of all in my life is to hug my child

following the franco german initiative member states that have extradition treaties with hong kong including us have suspended these extradition treaties common suspend us we need to place your quango again when the hearing is over. so no decision was expected today but how did it go i think a hearing genuine well went well i made all my points that i wanted to make about 1st place and the members did most of them did express support towards hong kong but the government still gave very very official answers without promising concrete action. is aware that many of her demands may not be met but she says all change begins with recognition and discussion. in a few hours the u.s. house of representatives is due to use in the article of impeachment against former president donald trump over to the u.s. senate now that will trigger preparations for an impeachment trial beginning in 2 weeks the trial will be the 1st faced by a president after leaving office trump is charged with inside in the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6th by a violent mob of his supporters trump 1st faced impeachment ba

a coroner in malaysia delivers a verdict of death by misadventure in the case of the franco—irish teenageruoirin. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the first doses of the oxford—astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine have been given to patients in the uk this morning, at the start of what's being described as the "biggest vaccination programme in the history of the nhs". the nhs has over half a million doses of the vaccines ready to go, with care home residents and staff, people aged over 80, and frontline nhs staff being first to receive it. the health secretary says it is a "pivotal moment" in the uk's fight against the virus. the prime minister has warned that restrictions in england are "probably about to get tougher" as concern gi’ows about a new, fast—spreading variant of the virus. labour said coronavirus was "clearly out of control" and it was "inevitable more schools are going to have to close" as part of a wider strategy that has "a national lockdown in place in the next 2

compounded problems the people were already fed up with like high unemployment and poor services franco gupta reports. another night of fun dressed in tunisia young protestors raging against unemployment poverty and police brutality in some of the country's poorest neighborhoods they say there's nothing left to lose even the threat of the coronavirus pandemic and a curfew aren't enough to keep them at home but. people are buying and there is a curfew from 4 pm we don't care about violence or other things and find us work for some the games of the arab spring which led to the ouster of former president seen alive again ben ali 10 years ago seemed like a distant memory and i thought i was the only as he was there i was 20 years old when the revolution happened and the people out in the streets right now we're doing the same thing maybe worse we hope that things would change for the better we hope that at the end of our studies we would find a job was depressed and visited one of the cities near the capital and called for calm but he didn't have the pleasure i know the state of and i also

franco assessment on the fx, welcome emily chang. thank you for being with us. stock was down pointedly. is that because they were supported by president trump and his followers? >> president trump had 88 million followers on twitter. there is no question that drove a lot of traffic. if you ask any executive, they will talk about how broad twitter is across the world, it does not just depend on president trump. quarter after quarter, we would ask if when president trump is no liquor president with that impact service.

i think we are going to see healthy franco german alignment.rld, german was a price taker. in the u.s. sided this was the way things were going to be, the europeans fell into line. the deal with china is a unique and interesting signal. they are effectively saying, we have our own interest in china, our own objectives, and we are going to deliver framework that allows us to achieve those objectives. regardless of what the u.s. wants to do. it doesn't preclude cooperation with biden, but the e.u. is clear they are not willing to be a prize taker anymore. climate is another example, the green deal and climate targets the e.u. has articulated. they will articulate a mechanism . that is a tax at the border that will be applied to the u.s. and china. there is a desire to take more responsibility for fashioning a world consistent with e.u. values, and not simply being the byproduct of this bipolar dispute between u.s. and china we have seen historically. whether that works or not is an open question, but clearly that is where the french and germans a

theo brought out of the hands of the family and transferred it to a specially established fence and franco front ation. so vango sold the paintings to the dutch state in 1962 each built the museum for the collection in 1973. today the experts at the museum and the foundation aim to maintain scientific accuracy and infuse future generations of vincent van gogh. the museum has 1700000 followers on instagram and about 2500000 likes on facebook bangkok's works have become part of the digital landscape. but the balancing act between scientific correctness and ever new legends is difficult. so i thought a revolver was ocean golf in paris in 201-913-0000 sold 413-0000 years if not all. of. the weapon was found in 1960 in a field near over their school was where vanguard used to paint the yorkshire house sold it as the weapon with which vanguard he's said to have killed himself. forensic tests indicate that the gun lay in the ground for 70 years and had the same caliber as the bullet that was found in vang dog's chest and the safety catch was off. but there is no scientific proof that links the we

ministry official is also there and defends the government's reaction chances are in a 30 following the francogerman initiative member states that have extradition treaties with hong kong including us have suspended these extradition treaties common to spend years. we need to place the ikhwan the game when the hearing is over. so no decision was expected today lacy but how did it go i think a hearing genuine well went well i made all my point that i wanted to make about fresh plays and 10 members did most of them did express support to our tongue call but the government still gave very very official answers without promising concrete action. is aware that many of her demands may not be met but she says all change begins with recognition and discussion. and the definitive action on the petition is still the way to end but let's get more on germany's position on china from ryan had a bit to go for he's been a german politician and is chairman of the european parliament's delegation for emissions with china welcome mr particular is it time for germany to impose sanctions on chinese officials for

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i'm gianna franco in the traffic center.e quiet this morning as our our bay area bridges. not a lot of volume but traffic is for the most part moving at a nice pace, 30 minutes to go from 882 101. bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights on. traffic is moving at the limit into san francisco. so far it is good across the golden gate. >>> pretty views from all of our cameras this morning. this one from the salesforce camera looking east. it will be windy today. that is the headline. we have seen 40 miles per hour gusts in the tri-valley. it will stay that way throughout the day. the temperatures are really warm out there thanks to these winds that helped mix the air to keep the temperature is relatively >>> welcome back. this week's inauguration will feature long-standing traditions marking the occasion despite unprecedented challenges. president-elect joe biden plans to take the oath of office on the west front steps of the capitol as other presidents have done for the last 40 years. chief white house correspondent, that's n

i am gianna franco. the warriors did not begin the new year the way they had hoped. portland's 12 punch combined for 62 points in the blazers knocked down 23. on the other side, it was another rough shooting night. he missed all four of his three- point attempts and is 1 for 25 for the season. >> the first thing everyone says , how to impress? well, find me a guy that is not playing up to the level he wants to play at. keep him the [ bleep ] away from me. i mean, that is what it is. you don't care. >> matt bradley injured his ankle. the bank stayed open late for jared. a different story in the second half. mikael foreman's shot swatted out of bounds for a turnover. less than three minutes left, tied at 63. ethan thompson stayed on top for good. they beat cal 73-64. the bears, top play. oregon took on iowa state in the fiesta bowl. the cyclones to control the 21 points in the second quarter. rock purdy gets wide open and the touchdown. iowa stayed with the ball for 34 minutes and forced four turnovers. they beat the champs 34-17. the indiana sideline fired up after co

they demanded that every displaced person, except for the jews, and those who had been displaced by franco years before. every displaced person should go home. whether they wanted to or not, they had to go home. the allies said no, the americans and the british said no! people have the right to choose their own citizenship whether they wanted to go home or not. the soviets were convinced, there was a paranoia that has some basis in reality, after the great war world war i the allies tried to over throw the bolshevik regime. and stalin and some of his compatriots believed that that was a real possibility after world war ii, and what the alleys were doing with the british and the americans were doing, was creating an army of anti- soviet, anti- communist dissidents that would be available to spread anti-soviet propaganda, and or begin world war iii. >> so i want to talk a little bit about what you mentioned in passing about the establishment of these international institutions to deal with this problem. so first we have, that united nations were beef and rubella tatian authority, and later w

i am gianna franco kpix sports. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a woman arrestedfor falsely accusing a black teenager of stealing her phone. what she is saying about the viral confrontation. >>> it is restaurant week in oakland. how you can help out local businesses. >>> a live look outside in dublin. we will be back in a >>>live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> welcome back and thank you for joining us. i am devin fehely. let's start with a start of the check with the weather with meteorologist darren heck. >> we will turn our attention toward the record-setting warm temperatures. it will not get here until next week. let me get you ready for saturday. a couple of headlines. first of all, there is patchy fog. it is not widespread. there are a few spots to talk about sunny and bright today. warm next week. from the top of the salesforce tower looking west, it is fairly isolated. if you go over the the bridge, at 6:00 a.m. you were driving through dense fog across the western span. now, it is perfectly clear. that is the seen in east bay. sim

franco made usually depends on the tone of the cfo and the tone of major investors in whatever companyou are talking about. lisa: wasn't that one of the craziest things that hertz was going through bankruptcy? tom: none of this is in the textbooks i use. lisa: i was thinking about that, but that is what it feels like with amc -- we will pounce on this, and why shouldn't they? tom: i would emphasize, good morning to -- z bodie. none of this is in the textbook. jonathan: jim polson coming up. from your c-suite this morning, good morning. alongside -- from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz to the beautiful morning. it is also absolutely freezing. lisa: you got that right. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. on capitol hill, to house and senate committees are promising to hold hearings on those gyrations in the stock market. lawmakers from both parties expressed outrage at robinhood and other platforms that limited trades in companies like gamestop. incoming senate banking chairman sherrod brown s

. >>> i am gianna franco in the traffic center. all lanes are open but still recovering. give yourself a few extra minutes. we are dealing with windy conditions and slick surfaces. we have brake lights on 101 south near 92, a crash blocking two lanes. mary. >>> i am tracking showers now pushing across parts of the north bay on high def doppler this morning. as we head through the day, looking at scattered showers, isolated thunderstorms, even a brief heavy downpour as this cold front pushes across the bay area. unsettled weather today and looking at daytime highs only in the mid 50s this afternoon. catching a brea . >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." time to bring you some of the stories we like to call talk of the table. anthony is in pole position to go first. >> i have some really interesting developments involving vladimir putin's most prominent critic, alexey navalny, who is causing a stir in russia, even from prison. navalny was arrested sunday, and is being held in a moscow jail for 30 days. the u.s. and its allies are

i am gianna franco. a slow and go ride out of hayward.re. south bound 880 at fremont boulevard, i should say. 880 north of there through the oakland area, so far traffic is moving nicely. north bound 101 from 85 to the 680, 280 connector, an 8 minute commute. there are no major issues to report in the south bay. mary. >>> well we are looking at mostly cloudy skies and areas of fog this morning. temperatures in the afternoon, mid to upper 50s to low 60s later today. we are looking at a break from the rain today actually in between weather systems and then watching a weak cold front that will be pushing in for more showers tonight into early tomorrow morning. we dry out pretty quickly ♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ the day has just begun ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ oh, we could be the stars ♪ falling from the sky ♪ shining how we want ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ i swear you hit me like a vision ♪ ♪ but who am i to tell fate where it's supposed to go? ♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ th