lorena: [llora] frankie: eso, eso, eso. dile, dile. lorena: [solloza] frankie: eso, así, así.na: papá. buenas noches. bienvenidos al noticiero univision.la lucha contra la pandemia tiene un nuevo y poderoso refuerzo.. hoy se aprobo el "uso de emergencia" de la vacuna de "johnson y johnson", por lo que ahora se contara con 3 vacunas altamente efectivas para combatir el coronavrus... esta es la primera que solo necesita una dosis, a diferencia de las de pfizer y moderna... peggy carranza nos amplia la informacion desde nueva york. ahora hablemos de finanzas porque la camara de representantes aprobo el nuevo paquete de estimulo economico para enfrentar las crisis creada por la pandemia... el proyecto financiero incluye un cheque directo a las personas de mil 400 dolares, para todo el que gane menos de 75 mil dolares al aqo... creditos por cada niqo... y extension de la ayuda extra por desempleo... ahora pasara al senado para su aprobacion, para que el presidente joe biden pueda firmarla antes del 14 de marzo, porque recordemos que en esta fecha expiran los la aprobacion de la cam

and they were both on target again, along with frankie de jong, as barca won 5—3 to reach the last foure�*s one game in the english premier league on thursday as tottenham take on chelsea, with both sides seventh and eighth in the table with 33 points each. at the weekend, thomas tuchel got his first chelsea win since taking over, a 2—0 victory over burnley, and now comes up against a former chelsea manager injose mourinho, whose success he says he�*d like to emulate. is it isita is it a clash of cultures? i don�*t know. i thinkjose mourinho is a winner and i want to implement the same in my teams. we are at the highest level to win games and we will

so while filming for "grace and frankie" is still on hold due to the pandemic, of course, dolly sayse it's safe she'll, quote, probably get around to doing that. no word yet on her role but no matter what it is, can't wait to see those three ladies back working together. dolly is very casual. i'll probably get around to doing that. >> get around to it. >>> also this morning, a boston auction house is holding a very special president's day sale auctioning off historic items from presidents, ranging from our first president george washington through barack obama. they're putting up this washington family heirloom for $75,000 that displays locks of hair from george and martha washington. yep, you can buy it if you want. also auctioning off an extremely rare photograph of abraham lincoln and his son tad taken back in 1864 and autographed by the 16th president. but if you're in the mood for a cozy and historic purchase starting at a mere $35,000 john f. kennedy's crimson harvard cardigan will be available as well. so go ahead and start shopping, right? the auction including other items fr

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dipping down into the upper half of the 30s, after generally damped monday looks like a nice day for frankieut radar working forecast. we are going to see mix of clouds and sunshine.the day, once that participates with temperatures almost exactly where they are supposed to be for this time of year. that means mid-50s along the coast, upper 50s to around 60 near the bay, with mostly low 60s farther inland and you can add a few degrees to these temperatures for wednesday and thursdays highs. the next rain chance is down the line later on this week, by thursday night, after midnight, we will be tracking some showers moving in, we will see the off and on shower pattern on friday, maybe lingering into early saturday but i think that the weekend is largely looking try and like the past several rain chances, this one is not going to amount to a lot. the big winners getting maybe a quarter inch to 3/10 of an inch of total rainfall by thursday night into friday and that is the last rain chance that we are going to see probably until the end of next week. we are going to see, a big warmup for that las

all know it is we are going to have to you know pronounce it is so decided to do for or we do sam frankie thank you for giving us that perspective sam an activist in the city of mandalay his name we have changed to protect his identity. and it's turned on some other stories making news around the world this hour at least 5 people have been killed in a series of blasts in the afghan capital kabul in one incident a magnetic bomb was apparently attached to a cob long to a local political leader but he was not inside at the time no one has claimed responsibility. severe flooding in the indonesian capital jakarta has forced more than a 1000 people to flee their homes floodwaters have reached nearly 2 mate is in some areas authorities warn the conditions a said to continue as the country expects the heaviest rain of the season in the coming days. an end to the coronavirus lockdown samed almost to be in reach and germany there are signs the situation might be worsening again for the 1st time in weeks the 7 day average of corona virus cases recorded in the country has risen slightly this comes af

sam frankie thank you for giving us that perspective sam an activist in the city of mandalay his name we have changed to protect his identity. let's turn to some of the other stories making news around the world this hour at least 5 people have been killed in a series of blasts in the afghan capital kabul in one incidence of magnetic bomb was apparently attached to a car belonging to a local polled political leader but he wasn't inside at the time no one has claimed responsibility. severe flooding in the indonesian capital jakarta has forced more than a 1000 people to flee their homes floodwaters have reached nearly 2 metres in some areas authorities warmer conditions are set to continue as the country expects the heaviest rain of the season in the coming days. the italian coast guard has launched a search for survivors after a vessel carrying migrants capsized off the mediterranean island of lampedusa overnight officials say around 40 people have so far been saved survivors of the accident said 5 people are still unaccounted for. new zealand has kicked off its official rollout of bio

but the a's also reported today pitcher frac pitcher frankie montas was not present because he testedt as recovers from a collapsed lung. but fortunately they are both expected to be good and ready to play for opening day. health comes first. >> right. ama, i hope that buster tightens, tapes that diaper down really tightly before he throws it around the house. >> yeah, yeah. you've really got to make sure it's wrapped up good. >> it could be unpleasant. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, all of u ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, all of u ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but c

franky lifn richmond, amber. thank you. in fremont tonight. police officers, along with the swat team are searching for an armed suspect following a shootout with police. just before five o'clock this evening, officers say they found a stolen vehicle near cushing and autumn all parkway. the driver took off and ended up in the dead end of stevenson boulevard below 8 80. several suspects ran from the car police gave chase and say that's when one of the suspects opened fire. one suspect. fired several rounds at the pursuing officers. officers returned fire at the suspect and established a perimeter around the area. fortunately, fortunately, no officers were injured during the exchange of gunfire, officers did make to arrest two juvenile suspects. neither was hurt and police against a none of the officers involved in that shoot out was hurt with bay area coronavirus numbers improve in more than 100. people protest it in nevada tonight, demanding a plan to get kids back in school. ktvu deborah villalon tells us foreign could soon enter the reds her

frankie: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for the opportunity to address you and the members of this committee. for three years, our work has centered on building power and capacity in latino and indian communities. and in the nonprofits that serve them. in response to the challenges presented by the corona pandemic , coronavirus pandemic, we created the most far-reaching covid-19 really fun in the nation, investing $60 million, partnering with nearly 300 nonprofits in 30 states in the territory of put rico to provide fair and hope to severely impacted families and communities. we recently launched our initiative to provide $1 million to support 15 community health system -- centers that serve low income latinos across the country struggling without adequate funding to administer covid-19 vaccine progress. i come to you today as a leader in a community that has been devastated by covid-19. the impact of the coronavirus on the health financial security and educational progress of latino communities has been nothing s

frankie mccamley reports. i think we have been to a great extent forgotten.e cannot turn it off. as temperatures drop during lockdown, concerns were many stuck at home increase. it is worrying when you think, what is the next bill going to be? you know your income is not going to increase. this is 67—year—old maureen, keeping busy during the pandemic and trying to keep warm means higher bills. i know our council tax is going up. the electricity company we are with the same we should be paying £30 a month more than we are. when you find electricity bills are going up that much, what are your thoughts? what else can we cut? when the weather is as cold as this, there is help out there, like the cold weather payment. that is only for people already on support, living in areas which have seen sub zero temperatures for at least seven days. aside from financial concerns, with cafes only offering takeaways and social venues closed, loneliness can setting. —— can set in. it is about finding someone to talk to, to share thoughts and daily routine. you do not want to st

and they were both on target again, along with frankie de jong, as barca won 5—3 to reach the last fourthe weekend, thomas tuchel got his first chelsea win since taking over, a 2—0 victory over burnley, and now comes up against a former chelsea manager injose mourinho, whose success he says he�*d like to emulate. is it isita is it a clash of cultures? i don�*t know. i thinkjose mourinho is a winner and i want to implement the same in my teams. we are at the highest level to win games and we will try everything tomorrow to beat them in their stadium. and finally, british sailor pip hare has been on her own for nearly 90 days competing in the vendee globe yacht race around the globe. it can be a lonely way to spend your birthday, so a bbc local radio station decided to tweet russell crowe — who she�*s a big fan of — to see if he�*d send her a special message. and to his credit, he did. hgppy happy birthday, pip. i hear you�*re sailing around the globe. notjust this morning i was up govs creek, had a part also admitted to easier. so it is a similarjourney, i would imagine. i�*mjust sitting

strategy that the government is using because uncovered 19 only have to frankly have and spent delta franky just south trying to national audience tell them who you are and what you did. yes my name is dr frank mention the region from tanzania i'm a physician who is based in atlanta georgia and i've been following the whole bit in 1900 makes sense and hit east africa last much of the 2020. and welcome to the screening introduce yourself to a global audience and tell them what you do when he was. there or about. their marriage sometimes or an area where the current 3 are you leaving it's read it in its programming. are going for events and crimes and they are even before. they're from burma and we're going to do whatever i can do for maybe using the various ways that we are going to ground reporting and there are my websites are. thank you so much for joining us but dr frank those are our 2 panelists they have expert knowledge you chivas you've got questions you have experiences. stories that you want to share you know what so you can jump right into a comment section here when you chip in w

sophie hutchinson, bbc news. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley is in woking. 0ne one of the front linesr park next to woking fire station which has become the hub of this operation. an operation while under way, it's starting at 8am when 150 volunteers came here to join police officers and members of the fire service to get their initial briefing, they came to these red welfare tents, you can see one behind a fire engine, another being blown up as we speak. they came here for an initial briefing. they were given ppe and testing kits. and for door—to—door testing they did just that, knocking on doors offering anyone over the age of 18 a testing kit. they drop them off this morning. this afternoon they will return to pick them up. 0ver morning. this afternoon they will return to pick them up. over the next three days they hope to test 9500 people in this area, this area specifically to track down the south african variant because two people have already tested positive. a tiny number but very important because these two people had no association with south africa. health experts are worri

our correspondent frankie mccamley is at heathrow now.oint of this extra restrictions when people flying into the uk from countries on the red zone, on the bed rest, i mixing with people who are flying in from other countries then heading into quarantine after that. —— the red list. we have seen a very small number of people arriving here into heathrow today. heathrow say it has been a successful day, they have kept queues to a minimum. people have not queued for more than hour. people from countries on the red list have been separated and put into queues as they headed through border control. they are going into baggage claim areas where they are kept separate and then put onto buses as they head to these hotels. there have been complaints about the costs. right now people have to pay £1750 to go to one of the 16 government approved hotels. and stay there for ten days in quarantine. if people fail to comply with these new rules, they could face fines of up to £10,000 and if they are caught lying on any forms, claiming which country they

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he bounced back to the beach like frankie avalon and bounced back to the beach. anna, you first. i've spoken with many people in the past who were, you know, would consider themselves political foes of ted cruz. but they will tell you had se a very smart person. how did he do this? >> incredible tone deafness and incredible lack of sensitivity. look, ted cruz is not an electrical engineer and not going to fix the electrical grid but people want to see in the middle of a cass ttastrophe, yo want to see your local, state, federal government working in tandem. want to feel that people understand that your elected officials understand your suffering and distress. you want to feel solidarity. when you look at beto o'rourke, who was on a phone bank checking in on seniors and with the world central kitchen, chefs on their way to texas to help feed people while their senator is on flight to cancun? to an adult playground to go drink margaritas and get some sun? it is obnoxion, offensive and from a political perspective downright stupid. >> that brings us to his statement, lisa, because a

. - frankie's dirty joke of the day?s that just say "delivered." sh- i want to keep thosee? so i can see what i sent. - that's why you have a "sent mail" folder. - keep. - there's about 30 news alerts from "nip slip" - for what? - "nip slip." - oh, okay. i don't know how those get on there. - well... - must be hackers. - ooh. - [knocks on door] hey. what's up? - whai had doned you the worst thing ever, would you still want to be my friend? - did you murder someone? - worse than that. - oh, my god. - lurk much? i miss pam. - is that what we're going for now? "okay"? we used to go for "pretty good." - great. hey, how do you feel about starting an employee of the month program? - yeah. you know what, that actually might make me feel better. i'm not in this for the trophies, but-- 'cause you can't be employee of the month, you're a manager - well, technically, i am a co-manager. and i barely have any responsibilities. but i work hard, i love this company, and for those reasons, i think i would make a good employee of the mon

not long after he made like frankie avalon and bounced back to the beach. i want to talk to rodney garrett, the austin reporter for the "dallas news." we have word that cruz is booked on a flight from cancun back to houston this afternoon. i know many of mhis constituent are without power. they may not even know what's up with ted cruz, but i wonder what the political fallout is so far. >> well, brianna, we should note that the senate is in recess and a u.s. senator can do nothing about what's hitting us in texas right now. but this is remarkably bad political timing for ted cruz who, as you know, is a creature of social media and it's kind of rich with irony that social media is sort of what has outed him on his furtive dart to the yucatan peninsula. i think we'll be hearing about this for a long time. i think a lot of the democrats, even more than before, are calling for him to resign. >> in terms of lelegislating, perhaps not much that he could be doing, but surely there is a place for him to comfort texans and be there, be present while they're going th

them labs jack and tallulah offers dog treats any furry friends passing by, that's nice, siblings, franky told they enjoy paddle boarding together on the nearby bayou. >>> her royal highness london, and their dog float is a royal carriage, got that, complete with crowns. no word on what they have to do to earn their beads. to spread happiness and raise awareness for the st. tammany parish animal shelters. >>> the national guard activated in oklahoma as the state prepares for freezing temperatures not seen in more than a century 6 inches of snow in oklahoma city sunday, and more expected in the coming days officials warning about rolling power outages and urging people to conserve power. tony russell from nbc affiliate kjrh in tulsa is live in bixby, oklahoma, tony set the scene for me how is it feeling out there? >> reporter: contessa, you know, really we want to go back to last week when this area was inundated with an ice storm. we had freezing drizzle. we had freezing rain this entire area turned into an ice skating rink, and then over the weekend, sunday night into monday, we had more

hit it, frankie! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "a late show" with stephen colbert.en welcomes senator bernie sanders and musical guest finneas. featuring jon batiste and stay homin'. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey, everybody. welcome to "the late show." hope you're staying warm. i have a nice toasty cup of coffee here. you guys need anything? can i get you guys anything? want us to bring around the dessert tray anything? you good? all right, thanks so much. i'm going to drop this right here whenever you're ready. no rush, okay. i'm here all night. now folks, like all of you, i'm deeply worried about the disease sweeping over the country: fascism. and covid. but one plague at a time, please. 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! ( evie laughing ) >> ste

and i know it's not always comes out we're not going to bury frankie will protect jobs and grow jobs and that job growth is supposed to come from major investments in research and the development of new carbon free technologies something biden is hoping will create 10000000 new jobs across the country and say in the united states while lawmakers have been grilling the c.e.o.'s of robinho it as well as some big name hedge fund managers over the recent wild trade in game stop stock the volatility was driven by small scale retail investors getting together on reticent about 100 to target shares professional investors were betting against the question who was responsible for the market may have. retail investors took to the streets in january they would have kept buying game stop stock but overnight trading up robin hood purchases of game stop it was only possible to senate robinhood boss vlad 10 f. defended the move in a hearing before congress saying it was necessary for technical reasons he denies any collusion with hedge funds in the securities pool the restrictions in place in an ef

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frankie miranda who is the president and chief executive officer of the hispanic [inaudible] which supports latino communities around the country and shared the experiences of those committees and getting access to the coronavirus vaccines. finally, over the last three decades my friend spent or has been a close partner of our shared effort to deliver quality healthcare from medically underserved committees or the south carolina primary care association she has distinguished herself at the national level and state as an advocate for community health centers and as someone who knows the need for the communities seeking to focus on today. i want to thank ms. woodard for her service to south carolina and for her willingness to share her expertise with us. you will now hear from statements from our panelists. >> thank you very much, chairman. good afternoon, it is my honor to be with all of you today and i want to thank chairman clyburn and his great staff and the other members of the subcommittee for the opportunity to talk to you this afternoon on the equitable division of the covid-19 vaccin

frankie mccamley is at heathrow. well, we've spoken to a few people as they have been arriving.happening and say that this is just part of life now. but others have complained. they have complained about the cost of the hotels they are going into. they also said they don't see the point of these extra restrictions when people flying into the uk from countries on the red zone, on the red list are mixing with other people who are flying in from other countries, then they are heading into quarantine after that. now we have seen a very small number of people arriving here into heathrow today. heathrow say it has been a successful day. they have kept queues to a minimum. people have not queued for more than an hour, they say. people from countries on the red list have been separated. they been put into queues as they head through border control. they are then going into the baggage claim areas where they are kept separate there, and then they are put onto buses as they head onto these hotels. now if people fail to comply with these new rules that have come in today, they could face f

and i will be passing them on, so thank you. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley is outside king edwardt, very sharp statement from buckingham palace to say the duke of edinburgh remains at the king edward vii hospital where he is receiving medical treatment for an infection. he's comfortable and responding to treatment, but he'll be staying here for a few days. and as you heard from that clip, he's very much looking forward to leaving this hospital. it's unclear exactly what kind of infection the prince has, but we understand he's been treated for a bladder infection in the past. and his statement from the palace very measured, very calm — and i think this is the feel we've really been getting from the palace since prince philip was admitted to the hospital seven days ago. we were told he arrived, he walked in unaided, he was in good spirits, he had just been feeling unwell and had come in for precautionary measures. it was only after the weekend where concerns were heightened when we were told that prince philip would be kept in for rest and observation. then prince charles came to vi

our correspondent frankie mccamley is outside king edward the seventh hospital. arrives, he walked in unaided, he was in good spirits tojust have he walked in unaided, he was in good spirits to just have been feeling unwell and had come in for precautionary measures. it was only over the weekend that concerns were heightened when we were told that prince philip would be kept in fort rest and observation. and then prince charles came to come and visit his father. he made a 200 mile round—trip to come and see his father forjust round—trip to come and see his father for just 30 round—trip to come and see his father forjust 30 minutes, round—trip to come and see his fatherforjust 30 minutes, and round—trip to come and see his father forjust 30 minutes, and we were told by the hospital that their policy is to allow these kinds of visits only in exceptional circumstances. since then very quiet here, none of the other family we understand have been to see the duke of edinburgh, but yesterday we did hear from of edinburgh, but yesterday we did hearfrom prince of edinburg

what about you, frankie, how does it make you feel, the thought that we can get back together soon andspiring youngsters to take up the game. you don't need a court, you don't need a racket, you can use frying pans, you can use a wooden spoon. socks scrunched up into a ball for a ball. so lots of different stuff that you can use around the house. but while outdoor pools and tennis courts can look forward to reopening from the end of next month, others, like indoor swimming centres and gyms, will have to wait a few weeks longer. at least we have a date, right, so at least we know when we should be opening and we can plan for it and get ready. but it's still two months away, you know. it's still a long old wait. this whole year, we've been closed nine and a half months, and it will be a total of 11, over 11 months by the time we can reopen. it's been a long, bleak winter when for most of us sport has become a solitary experience. it seems a return to how things used to be is still a long way off but at least now, we can see the path. this is bbc news, i'm victoria derbyshire. these are t

hurting in this environment some are actually benefiting from that including my next guest carlo frankiefit from a lot of the restaurants and others to open up that want to make things look right. right? >> exactly, thank you for having me. neil: how does that work what do they do? >> it's been really hard for the restaurant with the closures and everything we just drive to their spaces and people can come back and let them know that's okay and that's where we come in in the studio that focuses on branding and customizing the restaurants with new customers and using social media as a platform to self promote your business and it's been very wonderful for us but more importantly for the restaurant because even though the restaurants that we do decorate you can see they are busy and have reservations, confirm and it's very rewarding to see that there we can actually do something to impact and help these businesses stand out. neil: if you are doing it and what i find fascinating a lot of those flowers are outside, it is sort of an enticing take get people in. how do you pull that are especi

our correspondent, frankie mccamley, is in woking. found? yes, i am on a par park next to woking fire station and - found? yes, i am on a par park next to woking fire station and this i to woking fire station and this really is the main hub of this front line operation. it is an operation that has been going on throughout the day and started at around 8am and we saw 150 volunteers gathered here going into these, what they were calling welfare tents and getting their initial briefing, being told exactly what was happening, handed out tests and given ppe and letters to the public to explain exactly what they are doing here. they then left this huge help and travel to the doors to go and do this door—to—door knocking. what were they doing? exactly what it says on the tin. going from one door to the next, knocking on the doors, and offering any one in those households over the age of 18 a test. i did speak to some of the volunteers when they came back this afternoon after they had dropped these tests. a lot of them so that people were exp

what about you, frankie, how does it make you feel, the thought that we can get back together soon ands _ brilliant for me and them. excellent work! with lockdown grinding sport to a halt, some have been thinking of other ways to keep the games they love going. john cavill, who is a tennis coach in milton keynes, has been running online lessons for children in the hope of inspiring youngsters to take up the game. you don't need a court, you don't need a racket, you can use frying pans, you can use a wooden spoon. socks scrunched up into a ball for a ball. so lots of different stuff that you can use around the house. but while outdoor pools and tennis courts can look forward to reopening from the end of next month, others, like indoor swimming centres and gyms, will have to wait a few weeks longer. at least we have a date, right, so at least we know when we should be opening and we can plan for it and get ready. but it's still two months away, you know. it's still a long old wait. this whole year, we've been closed 9.5 months and it will be a total of 11, over 11 months by the time we c

western in cleveland, calling in from today, and debbie is assistant director, and third team member is frankie blackburn from a firm called trusted space partners. so, the bigger picture here underguards the work with you all is really disturbing social trend in our country, and these seem to be more and more stark with each month that passes by, divides between the have and the have notes, increasing polarization between various subgroups and question of who gets the benefit when there is urban revitalization. so our center, mixed income communities could be a key part of the solution and so what you all are up to at treasure island really could be a model for moving forward and demonstrating the power of having racially economically, socially integrated communities where folks can be learning from each other, enjoying high quality amenities together, and really changing mindsets about what is possible when you have diverse communities. we went into more detail this slide in our previous presentation, but this really, you'll recall, summarizes almost 15 years of research now on mixed income c

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our news correspondent frankie mccamley is in heathrow now.u are going to have to face is ten days of quarantine. they arrived and came through, told with they were put into a separate queue when they came to the border and then put in a separate pen when they were waiting for their baggage. heathrow airport told us it took around an hourfor these passengers to be processed, which is good considering in the past week we have seen queues of up to five hours of people trying to get into the uk before these new rules came into place. as the passengers headed to the bus, one of them said they weren't happy they had to go into quarantine but they had to go into quarantine but they had to go into quarantine but they had to do it. they were put on a bus to one of the 16 government approved hotels. they will be increased if they need to be. they will have to stay in their hotel rooms for at least ten days. there are a few exceptions where they might be allowed out. they will have to take tests on the second day and the eighth day. if they test negativ

our correspondent frankie mccamley is outside king edward vii hospital now.ospital seven days ago. he walked in unaided and was in good spirits, but had been feeling unwell and came in for precautionary measures. it was only over the weekend that concerns were heightened when we were told that prince philip would be kept in the rest and observation, and then prince charles came to visit his father. he made a 200 mile round trip to see his father for 30 minutes. we are told that by the hospital that their policy is to allow these kinds of philip visits in exceptional circumstances. it is very quiet here. none of the other family have been to see the duke of edinburgh, but we did hearfrom prince william speaking to her photographer. he said his grandfather is ok and is being cared for by the staff. buckingham palace, like i say, havejust for by the staff. buckingham palace, like i say, have just very least that short statement to say he is responding well to treatment and hoping to leave in the next few days. hoping to leave in the next few da s. . ,, hoping to