frankie: ah, ¿sí? magdalena: sí, que trata de alguien que casualmente se está enamorando de su ex.nkie: ah, no, pues, entonces sí, déjenme darle una pensada. ¿sí existe? [risas] buenas noches. bienvenidos al noticiero univision.los casos detectados de contagios de coronavirus sobrepasaron hoy los 26 millones, 439 mil fallecimientos en estados unidos.... a estos numeros hay que sumarle los casos con las nuevas variantes del virus, lo que tiene alarmadas a las autoridades sanitarias... y como nos dice erika flores, uno de los estados mas afectados es california, que ya rebaso las 40 mil muertes, a pesar de los cierres establecidos y de la campaqa de vacunacion. seguimos en los angeles, donde el centro de vacunacion en el estadio de los dodgers cerro las puertas esta tarde ante a presencia de grupos de extrema derecha y anti-vacunas... los manifestantes bloquearon la entrada al recinto, y detuvieron el ingreso de cientos de conductores que llevaban esperando varias horas para recibir la dosis de la vacuna contra el coronavirus. afortunadamente no se registraron incidentes violenos y t

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frankie mccamley reports.the landslide earlier this week, as rescue teams refuse to extinguish hope of finding more survivors. translation: we have to stick to the hope provided by the rescuers that it could still be possible to find someone alive, but it is, of course, terribly painful for the people close to it and for the relatives. for everyone affected by the situation. emergency workers continue to battle freezing temperatures in gjerdrum, a town around 45 kilometres north—east of oslo. six people are still missing, believed to include women and children. four have now been found dead. translation: it is, of course, with great sorrow we received this information about another death in relation to the tragedy. the hillside collapsed in the early hours of wednesday morning, destroying more than 30 homes, with others left teetering on the edge. as many houses remain unsafe to return to and workers try to restore power to the area, questions are being raised over how and why this happened. frankie mccamley,

frankie is in selma, alabama. host: hello, frankie. host:hello. -- caller: hello?ost: you're on the republican line. what do you think? caller: i don't believe that there was no incitement, there was no reason for what happened on wednesday. he gave the people there exactly what he was giving them an every day he gave them the whole time. we don't need all of this hoo haw about what's been going on. we need to work together to come together as one. there wasn't a coup. there doesn't need to be -- he doesn't need to be taken out of office at this late now. he's not losing his mind. there's nothing wrong with donald trump. there is plenty wrong with what's going on in our country and i have to say that. they should not have been in our capital. they should not have been beating down the doors. but there was other people there leading them on and everybody knows what's going on. it's all in the, if anybody would go to the internet and just look through it, they would find out like i did. but our president does not need to be taken out of office. he just needs to be le

thank you, frankie mccamley.—year—old woman into giving him £160 for a fake covid vaccination. officers say the man turned up at her home in surbiton and claimed to be from the nhs, before injecting her with an unknown substance. the police have released these images of an individual they are looking for. an islamic cleric linked to the 2002 bali bombings has been freed from prison in indonesia. abu bakar ba'asyirir is seen as the spiritual leader of the islamist terrorist network which was responsible for massive blasts that ripped through two bars. more than 200 people were killed, most of them foreign tourists. questions have been asked this week about the logic of keeping nurseries open for very young children, when schools are closed to most older children. nurseries remain open in england, wales and northern ireland, althought they're closed in scotland until at least february. it's left some nursery workers worried about their safety and many are calling for extra support from the government, as our educat

frankie mccamley has more.nutes later, he was dead. the 44—year—old had a minor collision with another driver on the inside line of a smart motorway that had no hard shoulder. the cameras did not see them, the lane was not closed. both drivers waiting for help were killed by a lorry driving at 56 mph. since her husband's death, claire mercer has been campaigning against smart motorways. we need the hard shoulder back that's the only solution i'm going to accept, long—term. the coroner leading the inquest ruled the lack of hard shoulder contributed to this tragedy. he has called for a review of smart motorways. i'm still dazed, very surprised, in a good way. it was far better than we anticipated. you can't remove the main safety feature and claim it's safer. ina in a statement, highways england said, every road test is a tragic loss of life, we are determined to do all we can to make our roads are safe as possible and are already addressing many points raised by the coroner. we will carefully consider any furthe

franky welch not only designed a few original dresses for ford but also populist the scarf. so the next curve actually became one of the trademark icons of this particular first lady. in many photographs of betty 40 will see that she is wearing a scarf. she also had a preference for the low cut mandarin collar chinese style dress. there was a very important reason for this. of course a month after she became first lady, she discovered that she had breast cancer, and it required surgery and the removal of one of her breasts. she told the american cancer society that once a person who has had breast cancer is elated of course to discover that their life has been saved, that there is a second part to doing the breast cancer, and that was the sense of a stigma of some kind of disfigurement. so she pointed out that she liked to wear low cut dresses as a way of evidence-ing that it did not mean a woman was not unable to wear whatever she wanted. she discussed it publicly, and continue to wear this particular style. of course because there ford inauguration, it was that green manda

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i'm frankie thompson.tant ask your doctor about locker room manager. in the league. i'm here to help you protect your clothes from getting damaged in the wash. that's why i use new downy defy. that's what's up! we have an assistant locker room manager? he pu >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> hollywood has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. research firm comscore says movies suffered an unprecedented 80% slump in box office revenue in north america last year. that's an almost 40-year low. covid forced movie theaters to shut dow studios held back the releases of many new films. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, airbnb is canceling reservations in d.c. during inauguration week, and dollar general is offering workers an incentive to get the vaccine. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. this morning investors are awaiting the labor department's new weekly report on jobless claims. and futu

frankie goes away to get on the bass seeking out and mind. the anti abortionists promote their conscious. hi everybody yes we have just a couple that is our mission and our dream is to make abortion unthinkable and every day over 1788 of those same spectrum. here activists named to shock also by displaying small wolfie just don't see here's a 20 week old speaking eat another week or 2 i would be able to live outside the mother got a hold of you from your hand see if it up and in yours they get their message across. really well i take this to a filibuster of the state i believe credit. tell the kids that they want us to make them a show that abstinence is also a core theme at the festival. brings in 5 persons that one guy the size that you should not have sex before marriage. the bar is also subject to evangelical rules you simply are no word though yourself rootbeer let's bring here this all factor while those. tickets for the festival cost around $100.00 v.o.i.p. tickets cost up to $800.00 the festival retains 10 percent of all sales and the

frankie get back.at. is there anything more important than clean water in developing countries?h. oh, my gosh. it that anne gibbs, the lady from channel 12 news? [ gasps ] oh, my god! it's anne gibbs! oh, i love her! that reaction would've been big if it was anne hathaway. oh, she is hiding quite a figure behind that desk. okay, what's going on with you and anne gibbs? come on. we gotta go say hi to her. okay, we're doing this? mitchell: hey. hi. hi. i'm sorry. um, i am such a fan. i was so moved by that story you did about the gymnast with the hump. - you want to hear something crazy? - yeah. he just got a scholarship to notre dame. - no! oh, my gosh! [ laughs ] - yeah. [ laughs ] you probably get this all the time, but i have a story for you. i represent some homeless people in a case against a corporation that pays them slave wages. how long has this been going on? since 2012. we're just trying to shine a light - on how awful they're being. - truly awful. - are you working on this, too? - oh, gosh. no, no. - i'm just this one's husband. - yeah. i'm a high school football coac

she did have a special friend in alexandria virginia, not far from the ford home called franky who hadess shop. she not only did design a few original dresses, but also popularized the scarf. the next scarf actually became one of those trademark icons of this particular first lady. and in many photographs of betty ford, you will see that she's wearing a scarf. she also had a preference for the low cut collar, the chinese style dress. there was a very important reason for this. of course, a month after she became first lady, she discovered that she had breast cancer. and it required surgery, the removal of one of her breasts. she told the american cancer society that once a person who has had breast cancer is elated of course to discover that their life has been saved, that there is a second party dealing with breast cancer. and that was the sense of a stigma of some kind of disfigurement. v")kw)ogx cans of course. very 70 style. i think the one there on the far left definitely marks the era well. but it was something, another little trademark during her time in the white house. she als

welcome to the president does have culpability, as frankie, many other politicians do as well. as well. both sides of the altima survey on as well. both sides of the altima survey on my side of the aisle. there are many who have stoked this type of outrage, this type of anger for their own political benefit. i know in the aftermath of these kinds of dramatic events commit can sometimes be, there can be a desire to try to find a single villain to place the blame on, but donald trump is not alone here. almost all of us on this side of the pond need to do a betterjob of talking about finding solutions rather than just getting everybody whipped up talking about problems all the time. well, you are a problem solver. you are pa rt you are a problem solver. you are part of that moderates caucus that reaches across the aisle to try to solve problems. what do you see as something practical that can be done to prevent something like this happening again? welcome i was grateful that you had debbie, a friend of mine and also a member of our problem solvers caucus on it before me. debbie an

it's a double blow for frankie.igible for the below scheme. meanwhile, hundreds of miles away, devon has one of the lowest rates of infection in england but nowhere in the county can escape lockdown. i think the whole country needs to be treated the same really. it's probably just treated the same really. it's probablyjust easierfor treated the same really. it's probably just easier for the whole country to go into lockdown and then see the whole rates decline in a bigger start again after the. i headed back in march and when i had it, obviously getting it done here was very rare. i wouldn't wish it anybody. i think whatever it takes to protect who we need to protect, it's worth it. just a few days ago, the people of whole hoped they might move down a tear. those hopes now dashed and university students here and across the country have been told they won't be returning to campus just yet —— hull. gutted, sad, i'm a uni student so i feel a little bit down. boris and talk about universities. gutted, feels like when no

and you have been following frankie zapata's career since then, what is he doing now?he failed but then he managed to do it a second time and now he has actually decided to make a flying car, which sounds very safe indeed. so i'll look forward to seeing that. spencer, you have been on the show longer than i have, you've been on so many adventures, what would you say your highlights are? so, i've chosen something from 2015. we went to south korea and we went toa went to south korea and we went to a university which was building a robot that was going to compete in a robotics challenge. this was a humanlike assault course and they had to build a robot that could drive a car, operate a drill, pick its way through rubble, the point being that you might need to send a robot into a human environment that has become u nsafe, environment that has become unsafe, maybe there's been a fire or it's filled with toxic fumes. this is the final part of the challenge, it needs to mount the podium. also, you might notice in the background, a super excited little boy and a super excited

frankie at gatwick airport.ecember, the boss of welsh ambulance service says they are still under "extreme pressure". at one stage, 400 staff — that's12% of all workers — were sick or self—isolating. paramedics and ambulance staff have been speaking about the daily pressures they face. tomos morgan reports. we were given a red call for somebody who was unresponsive and not breathing, our highest priority of call. the welsh ambulance service have been at their highest and rarest alert level since early december. this has been the most challenging period of the pandemic since it began, according to those on the front line in wales. staff shortages, the need to risk assess everyjob, wearing ppe to each visit and normal winter pressures have created the perfect storm. paramedics luke and steve work in cardiff and their first call—out is to help cathy, an 80—year—old women, one of the most at risk from the virus, who needs treatment after a fall. the ground just took me up that would _ the ground just took me up that

i think the center writes a cot frankie said what i listened to in riches make it easy to go and richest make it one of the reasons i loved running ultramarathons was because i would go to these very long runs last in 4 or 5 hours and then not feel fantastic and i realized what an f. and i was getting into ketosis which i never was because i was eating so much cause i was finally getting rid of all of the crops once i cut the cobs i'm felt like that will the time i was chris soundly in some resistance from a very young age and it it took me 3040 years to come out with type 2 diabetes had i just eaten the high fat diet low carbohydrate i thought i would never have got into this state at all so the point is that all the running couldn't offset the problems with a couple hideouts you know one of the 2 studies i ever did was to look at why people were dying in marathon races and the we were the shows to show that you could have that balance carnie archer disease carney at the rescue rescues in that part of texas even if you are a marathon runners and at the time that jerry was if you ran a m

frankie, it's 24 hours late.t it didn't. you have friends and former colleagues, people currently in the white house. what is the mood amongst those of you who have worked and are still working for the president. i have very many friends still there, in the mood has never been worse. i am you know, i'm texting and calling them co nsta ntly texting and calling them constantly saying how are you doing, checking in, some of them are very afraid of what them are very afraid of what the future has for them and what the future lies for the republican party. i will tell you that this was certainly not the republican party that i've grown up the republican party that i've grown up with or that i'm sure will continue. austin, i apologise, i've got to stop you there. thank you so much for joining us. so good to have you. you are watching bbc news. hello there. thursday was a really cold day in the midlands where the fog persisted. and it's cold widely at the moment, of course, we're got a widespread frost, and again, for m

and you have been following franky za pata's career since then. tell us what he's doing now. time. and now, he has actually decided to make a flying car, which sounds very safe indeed, so, yeah, look forward to seeing that. guess who we'll be sending to report on that story. bye! thank you so much! bye! applause. spencer, you've been on the show longer than i have. you've been on so many adventures. what would you say your highlights are? so, i've chosen something from 2015. so we went to south korea and we went to a university which was building a robot that was going to compete in the darpa robotics challenge. so this is a human—like assault course and they had to build a robot that could drive a car, operate a drill, pick its way through rubble — the point being that you need to be able to send a robot — you might need to be able to send a robot into a human environment that has become unsafe — maybe there's been a fire, maybe it's filled with toxic fumes or whatever. this is the final, final, final part of the challenge. it needs to mount the podium. it's strong. it's 80k

ambassador: frankie, you have raised so any questions. those are very important questions partied what happened 11 years ago. when we started these negotiations . in the previous to administration. i will they would like to say is there are a lot of questions. it the new technology. and regarding strategic defenses. immigration . [inaudible]. and any other issues. and we fail to find the concept to all the questions . and there's a decision at the end of this that we will continue the discussions with our american colleagues. that was my proposal. and while meeting in geneva. with my american friends. let's not leave geneva for washington . let's continue our discussions. you know i'll faces and you know who we are. we have established a very good pragmatic relations with your team. let's continue it. it because we fail to cover all of them partied it is the same. we have to begin to identify what should be the focus of the future. while we have proposed americans for years. we have seen this to be very difficult because we have to take o

frankie is in selma, alabama. host: hello, frankie. host:hello. -- caller: hello?ost: you're on the republican line. what do you think? caller: i don't believe that there was no incitement, there was no reason for what happened on wednesday. he gave the people there exactly what he was giving them an every day he gave them the whole time. we don't need all of this hoo haw about what's been going on. we need to work together to come together as one. there wasn't a coup. there doesn't need to be -- he doesn't need to be taken out of office at this late now. he's not losing his mind. there's nothing wrong with donald trump. there is plenty wrong with what's going on in our country and i have to say that. they should not have been in our capital. they should not have been beating down the doors. but there was other people there leading them on and everybody knows what's going on. it's all in the, if anybody would go to the internet and just look through it, they would find out like i did. but our president does not need to be taken out of office. he just needs to be le

scientist and professor of died in population health at the university of oxford thank you so much frankie. before you step on your scale at home now to check if you've gained a few pounds too many let's bring in another aspect of this pandemic fi and sent its ability to solve problems time for your questions and a science correspondent derrick williams. covered vaccines work could the research help developers create that seems for the common cold could cover 19 lead to a huge step forward in this area i love questions like this because they don't involve where we are now which in europe at least often feels like a pretty dire place but instead they look forward to the end of the pandemic and they ask whether all the misery might lead to anything positive but while it's possible that the vast numbers of research projects being driven by covert 19 could lead to breakthroughs in fighting coronaviruses as a whole there's still a lot we don't understand about how they in general evolve and how they're transmitted what's called cross reactivity would certainly play a central role in research in

hit it, frankie!>> announcer: it's "a late show with steen tonight, stephen welcomes senator bernie sanders and musical guest finneas, featuring jon batiste and stay humein'. and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york ci i's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey, everybody. welcome to "the late show." hope you're staying warm. i have a nice toasty cup of coffee. want us to around the dessert tray? you good? i'm going to drop this right here whenever you're ready. no rush. i'm here all night. like all of you, i'm deeply worried about thisasand cod. but one plague at a time. the house did their part to inoculate democracy yesterday, when they impeached the president. i'll tell you all about what happens next in tonight's edition of: "don and the giant impeach 2: go fast, we're furious." >> i'm a racist! what a schmuck i was. i'm stuck! >> stephen: how long does he stay up there? i don't know. does this go on indefinitely if i don't talk? okay. i assumed he would leave! afte

frankie mcca mley mccamley, thanks for now. frankie mccamley bear in central london.ill have to have proof of a negative covid test before they're allowed to travel. anyone arriving by air, rail or sea — including uk nationals — will have to take a test up to 72 hours before departure, and people arriving from countries that aren't on the travel corridor list will still have to quarantine for up to 10 days once they arrive. 0ur transport correspondent, caroline davies, reports. until today's announcement, the uk has not required anyone arriving in the country to show that they have recently tested negative for the coronavirus. but things are about to change. international arrivals, including uk nationals, travelling to the uk will need to show that they have a negative covid—19 test, taken up to 72 hours before they travel. it applies to everyone arriving by boat, plane or train, but not to hauliers or children under 11, and it won't apply to anyone travelling within the uk or ireland. the government has said tests will be needed from next week, but haven't set an exa

ized on social media hi, i'm frankie thompson.best dressed assistant locker room manager in the league. i'm here to help you protect your clothes from getting damaged in the wash. nah! that's why i use new downy defy. it helps stop stretching, fading, and fuzzing. that's what's up! we have an assistant locker room manager? help protect your clothes with new downy defy damage. >>> facebook is part of a group of companies freezing politic spending. the actions appear to be driven in part by concerning activity on social media. as "the washington post" said, the comments made by the president were tamer than during his candidacy and presidency. but twitter says they were worried about contributing to a second attack on state government facilities. meanwhile the social media cite, parler, is now offline after amazon suspended it. parler is now suing amazon over that decision. let's listen in for one moment to joe biden. >> it is a really serious focus on holding those folks who engaged in sedition to be held responsible. >> sir, do yo

frankie, commissioner. we will now take questions. _ much. frankie, commissioner.u. would like to now take questions. —— thank you. i would like to understand a little bit more — would like to understand a little bit more this— would like to understand a little bit more this best _ would like to understand a little bit more this best possible - would like to understand a little i bit more this best possible effort, because _ bit more this best possible effort, because we — bit more this best possible effort, because we saw— bit more this best possible effort, because we saw the _ bit more this best possible effort, because we saw the interview, i bit more this best possible effort, | because we saw the interview, the ceo is _ because we saw the interview, the ceo is pretty— because we saw the interview, the ceo is pretty much— because we saw the interview, the ceo is pretty much pushing - because we saw the interview, the ceo is pretty much pushing on i because we saw the interview, the| ceo is pretty much pushing on that point _ ceo is pretty much pushing on that

frankie mccamley reports. for work. 15 minutes later, he was dead. the 44—year—old had a minor collision with another driver on the inside line of a smart motorway that had no hard shoulder. the cameras did not see them, the lane was not closed. both drivers waiting for help were killed by a lorry driving at 56 mph. since her husband's death, claire mercer has been campaigning against smart motorways. we need the hard shoulder back, that's the only solution i'm going to accept long—term. the coroner leading the inquest ruled the lack of hard shoulder contributed to this tragedy. he has called for a review of smart motorways. i'm still dazed, very surprised, in a good way. it was far better than we anticipated. you can't remove the main safety feature and claim it's safer. in a statement, highways england said... this footage shows a fan almost missing a car in trouble with nowhere to go. it swerves just in time. here is another near—miss. they were first introduced in 2006 on the m42 and that in 2006 on the m4

here is frankie member of the house judiciary committee commission jim jordan. you hurt the professor explaine that this is likely a futile effort, so what do you think yo are going to get out of this challenge? >> we don't know that, laura. i always say there's a reason they rest on the mat if you listen to conventional wisdom, ohio state wouldn't of showed u last friday night, but they played the game and ohio state one. you have to have the debate tomorrow. that's what we're going to do we're going to object to severa states, we hope that senators join us from all states, but we know they will join us on three pretty cute the states are pennsylvania, georgia, and. >> arizona. >> arizona. >> had this to say about your plan to abject spreadsheets had said by objecting to electoral they are avoiding the ant overrule state's federal courts. so she is basically saying ther is just no sense that congress can overruled by itself the other two branches of government . >> you framed it up in the last segment with the professor when you said what happens when ther is i

the first day i ran, i went to my local barber in brooklyn and said frankie, will you put a poster in the window and he said kid, i'm not only the local barbie, i'm the local bookie. you're the underdog. how much you want to bet on yourself? but i won. i loved it. 1975 ford to new york drop dead. and the congressional seat in the district opened up. and it's -- i mean, it's -- i -- it's an awesome experience. and i don't mean awesome in the way my daughters, when they were teenagers said dad that's awesome. it's like biblical. the angels tremble in awe before the face of god. this is such a responsibility and the country has so many needs, so many needs to move forward, that it's really -- it really says to you whoa, you better do the best job you can. god gave me a lot energy. i have a lot energy for the job. i fill it with some joy because we can actually get things done and not have things block aided all the time. but it's something that's very, very serious and you got to really put all of yourself into it. >> tell me about that joy. because i think a lot of people have lost fait

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legacies and looks like it could be moving up again at last on sunday they defeated one nil thanks to a frankie junk goal they have now won 4 of their last 6 in the lake and their unbeaten during that period to all their ronald crimmins men remain 5th in the standings. i think this month is key for our targets because we are playing a lot of away games i think if we can win those matches we can still fight to win the title but it also depends on our rivals results we have seen it is not easy to win away from home and all the games are very close if our rivals have consecutive bad matches we can reduce the gap but of course we need to win chelsea manager frank m. part is under serious pressure after his side were beaten 31 by one just city in the english premier league and phil foden and kevin debray now on target for city before callum hudson a dory pulled one back in stoppage time for chelsea when mean city and now 4 points behind the top 2 liverpool and manchester united with a game in hand all chelsea are down in 8 palace play really well. thank you to a lot of players in this difficult time

the first day i ran, i went into my local barber in brooklyn, said frankie, would you put a poster in the window? he said, sure, kid. then he said, kid, i never told you this. i'm not only a local barber, i'm a local bookie. you're the 50-1 underdog, how much do you want to bet on yourself? but i won. and i loved it. new york was in crisis then. it was the 1975 ford to new york drop dead, and i never sort of had a plan, i want to be this, this year, and then three years later go to that. you do your job well, and then things just happen. so, i spent six years in the assembly. the congressional seat in my district opened up. i ran for it. i won. i was 18 years in the house. and now i'm in the senate. and majority leader. and you know, it's, whoa. i mean, it's -- i am -- it's an awesome experience, and i don't mean awesome in the way my daughters when they were teenager said, "dad, that's awesome." it's like biblical. the angels tremble in awe before the face of god. this is such a responsibility. and the country has so many needs, so many needs to move forward that it's really -- it re