he up. john higgins was runner-up this time- he had _ up. john higgins was runner-up this time.hn higgins was runner-up this j time. he had won the masters twice already, and once before and yan bingtao was born. in nearly 30 years of the top, he knows how to spot a star. has of the top, he knows how to spot a star. �* , �* , of the top, he knows how to spot a star. ~ , �* , ., star. as we said, he's the same age as my boy- — star. as we said, he's the same age as my boy- so _ star. as we said, he's the same age as my boy- so he — star. as we said, he's the same age as my boy. so he could _ star. as we said, he's the same age as my boy. so he could be - star. as we said, he's the same age as my boy. so he could be a - star. as we said, he's the same age| as my boy. so he could be a definite role as my boy. so he could be a definite rote champion, _ as my boy. so he could be a definite role champion, without _ as my boy. so he could be a definite role champion, without a _ as my boy. so he could be a definite role champion, without a doubt. - role champion, without a doubt. china

and o'sullivan and higgins _ once in this game. and o'sullivan and higgins are — once in this game.o'sullivan and higgins are battling it - once in this game. and o'sullivan and higgins are battling it out i once in this game. and o'sullivan and higgins are battling it out for| and higgins are battling it out for the right to face gilbert in the semifinals of smokers masters. a few moments ago it was level at three frames all earlier tout made it through to the semis in milton keynes after beating mcguire at six —— five. wrapping up victory with a break of 141. and that is all the sport for now. we will have more for you on bbc news later through the evening. for now back to you. it's one of the oldest tricks in the book — sawing someone in half. this sunday marks 100 years since a magician called percy thomas tibbles performed the illusion in london. david sillito has more. ok, so here we go. michaelj fitch, who is this weekend just one of many magicians taking part in a global online celebration of a magical moment. ah! there we go. whenever anyone says, you know, "oh, you're a ma

a winfor higgins kings with ten needed for victory. on the bbc sport website. we will see you soon. gavin, thanks very much. the team of ten nepali climbers who scaled the summit of k2 for the first time in winter — have made it safely back to base camp. team leader nirmal purja shared this picture a short while ago, saying they are back safe and sound. he also paid tribute to fellow climber — sergi mingote — who died during a separate expidition on k2. he said they feel grateful to be a part of history for humankind but equally very deeply saddened to hear they've lost a friend. the team will now take time to recover before sharing their story of reaching one of the world's most dangerous summits, in the harshest of conditions. in the meantime — we've spoken to alan arnette — staying with climbers, a professional paraplegic climber has become the first person in hong kong to climb more than 250 metres of a skyscraper while strapped to a wheelchair. lai chi—wai scaled the great height using a piece of rope and sheer grit and determinat

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and yan bingtao fought back to beatjohn higgins — and win snooker�*s masters.ating higgins 10 frames to 8. he's the youngest masters champion since ronnie 0'sullivan won aged 19 in 1995. arsenal face newcastle in the english premier league's monday game. mikel arteta's side are unbeaten in their last four — but newcastle have struggled for form of late under steve bruce. beaten by leicester and sheffield united, and currently 15th. james harden will hoping to replicate his stunning debut for the brooklyn nets, when they host in the form milwaukee bucks on monday. it's set up for an exciting showdown between the two form teams in the east. the nets dominated the orlando magic in their last match — harden starring in their 122—115 win. the bucks though are on a a—game winning streak. with 72 tennis players under quarantine in their hotel rooms in melbourne, due to positive covid tests on their charter flights, it's forced some creative training, ahead of next month's australian open. british number two heather watson shared a video of her running 5 kilometres fro

john higgins up against china's debutant yan bingtao. higgins going for a third title.in 1995. you can watch it live on bbc two, and via the bbc sport website and app. we will keep you updated here on bbc news. back to you, ben. there have been warnings that the eurostar train service is in a critical condition, after a massive drop in passenger numbers caused by the pandemic. the service runs from london st pancras to paris, brussels and amsterdam and is widely seen as having been a commercial and cultural success story. the uk sold its stake in the business in 2015 — but now there are calls for the government to step in to help eurostar survive the pandemic. 0ur correspondentjohn mcmanus says the warnings about the tenuous financial state of eurostar first emerged towards the end of last week. no eurostar, normally extremely profitable, amazingly it has been going more than a quarter of a century, it started in going more than a quarter of a century, it started “119911. it normally runs at least two trains per hour between london, brussels and paris. before the pandem

higgins currently leading three frames to two. i will have more throughout the afternoon.extend the temporary £20 a week increase in universal credit. (tx the chancellor introduced the rise last april, the chancellor introduced the rise last april, as the pandemic hitjobs and family finances, but it is due to run out in march. conservative mps have been told to abstain on labour's vote tommorrow. the foreign secretary has said this morning that the government will always look at how to protect the most vulnerable communities. cornwall has been chosen to host the leaders of some of the world's biggest economies for the g7 summit injune. the seaside town of carbis bay will be the venue for discussions on debt, climate change and post—covid recovery. incoming us presidentjoe biden is expected to attend the event, along with leaders from canada, japan and the eu. the government is planning new laws to give protection to historic statues in england. the communities secretary, robertjenrick, says monuments which have stood for generations shouldn't be — in his words — "removed o

tim higgins, thank you >>> i want to bring in stephanie link, a cnbc contributor, for more on this busyso good to see you, 107 s&p companies this week across quite a number of industries and sectors, but i think he knows where i'm going to start it's a big week for the industrial names, which i know you have liked historically. what are you watching for? >> it's a great question there's so many data points that we're going to learn this weeks. it's 25% of the s&p companies that are reporting, to your point. the first them i'm looking at -- i know everybody is watching apple, tesla, facebook, lam research i do think the apple report is probably the most important. it's a 700 base point weighting in my benchmark. so i'm anxious to hear about the 80% of the products and services they have refreshed over the last 12 months and what momentum that will take us in the next 12 months, the next couple years. back to your question on the industrials, we're going to hear from -- i wasn't skirting the question -- free port mcmoran i for sure important caterpillar same deal. is dow chemical getting

you appreciate your time today tim higgins, cnbc contributor, thank you very much. let's check the dow, having its worst start ato year since 1983 we'll be rights back with much more on the markets. in town andh supermarket gives you the mosth bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. learn about plans that could give you more healthcare benefits than you have today. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan. from humana, a company with nearly 60 years of experience in the healthcare industry. you'll have lots of doctors and specialists to choose from. and, if you have medicare and medicaid, a humana plan may give you other important benefits. depending on where you live, they could include dental, vision and hearing coverage. you may also get rides

and live pictures from the final of the masters snooker here. john higgins leads 5—4.ow. finally, there are now 72 tennis players confined to their hotel rooms ahead of next month�*s australian open following a positive coronavirus test result on a third charter flight bound for melbourne, though some players have expressed their frustration at the confinement, there is concern for from the thousands of australians who have not been able to return home because of travel restrictions. tennis training in hotel quarantine. this is how many of the world�*s greatest players are having to prepare for the first grand slam of the year. everyone arriving into australia has to isolate in hotels for 14 days. that includes all 1200 players and coaches. but they were given special dispensation to leave for five hours training a day. given special dispensation to leave forfive hours training a day. but after three flights arrived with someone who tested positive, all 72 players abroad are now forbidden to leave their rooms at all. the tournament _ leave their rooms at all. the tourn

bingham defending the title against the likes ofjudd trump, ronnie o'sullivan, neil robertson, john higginsbefore their first match, and will remain within the bubble as long as they are participating in the tournament. the netball series between england and jamaica later this month has been called off because of covid—19. extended restrictions to international travel between the uk and jamaica mean it is not currently possible to stage the fixtures. it's hoped the four—match series can be rearranged for later in the year. the new pdc world darts champion, gerwyn price says he's grasped the opportunity of reaching the pinnacle of the sport after winning his first world title last night. price beat gary anderson to take home the £500,000 winners cheque and become the new world number one. not bad for someone who six years ago was playing professional rugby. i never really fulfilled my dream potential in the rugby days, but if i had what i have gone on to become a darts player? i'm not sure i would. everything happens for a reason and i've had this opportunity in completely different sport an

yan will face the winner of tonight's semi between john higgins and david gilbert.venoaks suns, have announced they will pull out of all their matches until the middle of next month at the earliest due to the covid pandemic. despite being allowed to continue playing during the lockdown they now feel it's not safe to do so —meaning they'll miss out on defending their title at the wbbl cup final this month. juliette parkin reports. they have won every piece of silverware in the domestic game and completed the set when they lifted the cup a year ago. but later this month the sevenoaks suns will not be back to defend it. we month the sevenoaks suns will not be back to defend it.— back to defend it. we realised a lot of -la ers back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were _ back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were at _ back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were at a _ back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were at a lot _ back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were at a lot of - back to defend it. we realised a lot of playe

yan will face the winner of tonight's semi between john higgins and david gilbert — that's live on bbchas a busy year ahead. not only will she be defending her w series title, she's a development driver with the williams formula one team. chadwick also signed up for a brand new eco—series taking her to a rainforest and a desert amongst other places. alistair durden reports. this is off—road racing with a difference. jamie chadwick at the wheel of analytic suv, the series will see mixed team of men and women are racing at five remote locations across the world that have been affected by climate change. it is incredibl affected by climate change. it 3 incredibly exciting, the environmental impact something our sport is notoriously quite bad at doing so trying to take us to all points of the earth to create as much awareness for the climate issues that are in those areas. it issues that are in those areas. it is a really exciting thing to be part of, a huge opportunity now for eight more girls on the grid that we would not have necessarily had to. it is a great step forward. llntiii it is

we'll either have the oldest ever winner injohn higgins or the youngest winner for more than 25 yearspion higgins — who knocked ronnie 0'sullivan out in the quarter finals and first made a masters final back in 1995 — saw off david gilbert last night and described his 20—year—old chinese opponent today as an old head on young shoulders. you might be aware of sir ben ainslie's attempts to qualify for the america's cup in march — his british team are competing in the challenger series for the right to face the holders team new zealand for the main prize.. they're competing against two other teams, one of those american magic, who got into some difficulties in one of tehir races as their boat tipped over. fortu nately fortunately everyone was ok. the boats designed to fly above the water on hi—tech foil arms. conditions haven't been great in new zealand where they're racing, but things going well so far for ben ainslie, better than the american crew. good to know they we re were all 0k. plenty more reason to come in that challenge series. that's all the sport. now on bbc news — the paper

couple of members on the republican side of the aisle, morgan griffith from virginia, and also clay higginssiana, there was a bit of a verbal tussle. house speaker nancy pelosi was trying to get order, yielded again to conor lamb to continue to talk, and they are debating again the ventilating a slate of electors, and all of a sudden the camera shot pulls back, deep in the chamber, and it looked like there may have been, may have been some sort of a physical confrontation. now again, keep in mind, this is not a security breach, that there was some sort of confrontation going on between members in the back of the chamber. let's just listen here for a minute to the house floor. >> a time to ask for the words be stricken and taken down. >> exactly when the words are spoken. you are late. what is your purpose, gentlemen from louisiana? are you seeking recognition? who will seek time to speak on the objection? gentlemen from louisiana? >> madam speaker, in support of the objection. >> the gentleman is recognized for 5 minutes without objection. >> thank you, madam speaker... >> clay higgins, rep

baker mayfield connects with higgins who reaches for the goal line. kansas city football. end zone. 19-10. 3rd quarter, mahomes brought down by his neck, clearly dazed as he got up. the former ncc left the game with a concussion. he did not return. the browns trying to rally. cleveland trails 22-17 with 11 minutes left. chad henne replaced mahomes. kansas city trying to run out the clock. two minutes left. tries to divert a first down. he comes up just inches short. the chiefs roll the dice. they go for it at their own 49 and they throw it. complete to tyreek hill. that is a first down. kansas city hangs on to win 22- 17 their third straight afc championship game. so, it will be aaron rodgers versus tom brady at lambeau field in the nfc title game. meanwhile, the chiefs will host buffalo in the afc title game. both games next sunday. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> billionaire richard branson and nasa are making history this morning. the two teamed up to launch 10 satellites into space. the satellites were attached to a rocket underneath the wing of a boeing 747

conversation around safe sex wearing condoms we need to have that conversation what about what the terrence higgins trust advised in the u.k. back in august last year to avoid kissing where a face covering and choose positions that are face to face during sex that sounds a little complicated. it really does and i think it the 5 that i would give is have a conversation it's a lot more logical to talk about safety to be open with your partners around whether you've been tested around the really you would consider being tested it does considerations to avoid intimacy that's just not feasible it's not something that we can as human beings do for too long we aren't truly clean much better to connect and i think the better advice is let's connect in a safe manner how long is it healthy to abstain from sex. look i don't have that number for you i would just say look again as humans we are intrinsically motivated to do it so being told that we can't do it i don't think that's the right thing the right thing would be how do we do it raquel what about cybersex why not seem to see it the key element is intima

mayfield connects with higgins, the ball knocks loose going out of the end zone. that's a kansas city touchback. 19-10. third quarter on 31 mahomes brought down by his neck, clearly dazed. he goup. the former mvp left the game with a concussion. he did not return. browns trying to rally. former chief kareem hunt a three yard score. cleveland trailed 22-17 with 11 minutes left. chad henne replaced mahomes, kansas city trying to run out the clock, third and 14, two minutes left. henne took it himself, tried to dive for the first down, comes up inches short. so the chiefs roll the dice, go for it on fourth and one at their own 49 and they throw the football. henne completes to tyreek hill, a first down. that's the game. kansas city hangs on to win, 22- 17, to reach for their third straight afc championship game. kansas city will host buffalo next sunday. you can see that right here on the big 5. the bills are back in the afc title game for the first time since the 1993 season. their opponent in that game happened to be the chiefs led by that man, joe montana, who was

safe sex wearing condoms it's not we need to have that conversation what about what the terrence higgins trust advised in the u.k. back in august last year to avoid kissing where a face covering and choose positions that odd face to face during sex that sounds a little complicated. it really does and i think it's the dead fives that i would give is have a conversation it's a lot more logical to you to talk about safety to be open with your partners around whether you've been tested around the really you would consider being tested those considerations to avoid intimacy that's just not feasible it's not something that we can as human beings do for too long we aren't truly motivated to connect and i think the best advice is let's connect in a safe manner how long is it healthy to abstain from sex. look i don't have that number for you i would just say look again as humans we are intrinsically motivated to do it so being told that we can't do it i don't think that's the right thing the right thing would be how do we do it raquel what about cyber sex why not seem to see it the key element is

in summer of 2006 the old town of higgins book becomes a unesco will tear attach signs for it's fantastici hope for this for a long time though for. they were euphoric celebrations in the city. you know we did it to the world heritage status is a bridge distinction but today. because it will share were happy and we were proud but things have gotten out of hand to hold on to it with no rich everyone to want to be a world heritage site because nobody really thought about the consequences we. just wanted to get in the tourist brochures and there was a big boom back then what's going to be at 1st it was nice to see so many people coming but now it's turned a little bit like it is going to. put some of it in school because the on stores has become too much. the city continues to attract masses. every year the tourism office and else is new records for overnight stays day trippers and cruise line is his passengers stroll through the old town. if they came they sometimes don't even remember what city there are any by the evening. the number of giant river cruise ships has skyrocketed the danube

conversation around safe sex wearing condoms we need to have that conversation what about what the terrence higgins trust advised in the u.k. back in august last year to avoid kissing where a face covering and choose positions that odd face to face during sex that sounds a little complicated. it really does and i think it's the dead fives that i would give is have a conversation it's a lot more logical to you to talk about safety to be open with your partners around whether you've been tested around the really you would consider being tested those considerations to avoid intimacy that's just not feasible it's not something that we can as human beings do for too long we aren't truly much of it to connect and i think the best advice is let's connect in a safe manner how long is it healthy to abstain from sex. look i don't have that number for you i would just say look again as humans we are intrinsically motivated to do it so being told that we can't do it i don't think that's the right thing the right thing would be how do we do it raquel what about cyber sex why not seem to see it the key element i

ronnie 0'sullivan plastohn higgins later, but at the table already, stephen maguire is taking on yannes. they've just started the second frame. these are live pictures from milton keynes. stephen maguire has lost the first frame against yan bingtao. the winner will face defending champion stuart bingham in the semis. you can watch this match on the iplayer, as well as the bbc sport website and app. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from today's premier league news conferences. and we've heard in the last few minutes that wayne rooney has been appointed permanant derby county manager on a permanent basis in the championship. i'll be back with more later. stricter rules for supermarkets are to be introduced in wales to help prevent the spread of the new strain of coronavirus. the first minister, mark drakeford, made the announcement at today's daily briefing, where he also said �*marginal easements' to the rules may be possible if rates of the virus continue to fall. last week, i said we would be working with major supermarkets

bingham defending the title against the likes ofjudd trump, ronnie o'sullivan, neil robertson, john higginsl be tested the day before their first match, and will remain within the bubble as long as they are participating in the tournament. the new world darts champion, gerwyn price says he's so thankful he won and wouldn't care if he never took the trophy again. the welshman was in incredible form as he raced into a 6—2 lead against gary anderson, but nerves then got the better of him. eventually price managed to hit the winning double at the 12th time of asking to win by seven sets to three. he takes home the £500,000 winners cheque and also becomes the new world number one. not bad for someone who six years ago was playing professional rugby i remember, i neverfulfilled my dream are potential in rugby days, but if i had, would i have gone on and become a dart player? not sure. everything happens for a reason, and i had another opportunity at a com pletely i had another opportunity at a completely different sport i digressed it with both hands, over the past seven years, i am thankful that

bingham defending the title against the likes ofjudd trump, ronnie o'sullivan, neil robertson, john higginsas they are participating in the tournament. the netball series between england and jamaica later this month has been called off because of covid—19. extended restrictions to international travel between the uk and jamaica mean it is not currently possible to stage the fixtures. it's hoped the four—match series can be rearranged for later in the year. the new pdc world darts champion, gerwyn price says he's grasped the opportunity of reaching the pinnacle of the sport after winning his first world title last night. price beat gary anderson to take home the £500,000 winners cheque and become the new world number one. not bad for someone who six years ago was playing professional rugby. i never really fulfilled my dream potential in the rugby days, but if i had what i have gone on to become a darts player? i'm not sure i would. everything happens for a reason and i've had this opportunity in completely different sport and over the past seven years i'm thankful i've got another opportunit

conversation around safe sex wearing condoms we need to have that conversation what about what the terrence higgins trust advised in the u.k. back in august last year to avoid kissing where a face covering and choose positions that are face to face during sex that sounds a little complicated. it really does and i think it the dead fives that i would give is have a conversation it's a lot more logical to talk about safety to be open with your partners around whether you've been tested around the really you would consider being tested those considerations to avoid intimacy that's just not feasible it's not something that we can as human beings do for too long we aren't truly much better to connect and i think the better advice is let's connect in a safe manner how long is it healthy to abstain from sex. look i don't have that number for you i would just say look again as humans we are intrinsically much abated to do it so being told that we can't do it i don't think that's the right thing the right thing would be how do we do it raquel what about cyber sex why not seem to see it key element is intima

being a huge play right here right before halftime baker mayfield that was supposed to go to shark higgins on the sideline he tried to stretch it over for the score. but then that's ruled a touchback for the chiefs you can see it comes right out of his is and there goes that one hurt because that made a huge difference in the momentum of this game a lot of our viewers know all about that derek carr does has done that several times in the past and very key moments falling out the back of the end zone, and it is. >>completely killed the browns momentous oh yeah it was rough ok so moving along midway through the 3rd quarter mahomes is brought down his head hits the turf. >>he came up very wobbly you can see the hit here in slow motion out his teammates had a pretty much carry him to keep him from falling over he ended up leaving the game for good with a concussion. you see him trying to get up here and here tell yeah really scary he can barely stand is fees teammates helped him off the field obviously the chiefs would have to find a way to win without their mvp. meanwhile, the browns made the

with me is republican clay higgins of louisiana he released a statement saying he will object to thehis morning. >> good morning, good sir and your audience as well. >> i want to ask you this, can you explain to the audience why you're challenging an election in which you yourself and those other 100-some-odd colleagues were elected on the same ballots and yet you're calling the election fraudulent? >> i can very well explain that. the role that the founders gave congress regarding the presidential election was a very narrow window during the counting of electoral slates from the several sovereign states. and the elections themselves are to be -- are to be conducted according to the laws of the state legislatures of those sovereign states. so we are a union of states, a representative republic. and there's a solemn duty for each member of the public, each state has the right to form their own rights i support that. however in a federal election, a presidential election that sovereign state has the duty to follow their own written election laws. so the founders gave -- >> they have. t

>> as the member designated by representative brian higgins, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. higgins will vote aye on h.r. 3 356789 the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. gaetz of the state of florida, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. gaetz will vote yea on h.r. 335. as the member designated by mr. buchanan from the state of florida, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. buchanan will vote yea on h.r. 335. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from kansas seek recognition? ms. davids: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. defazio, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote aye on h.r. 335. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. leger fernandez of new mexico, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. fernandez will vote yes on h.r. 335. the speaker pro

welcome back to the madeleine conference center here at the higgins hotel.i hope that everyone enjoyed their lunch. we spent this morning doing some pretty high-level analysis of the political and strategic situation that existed among the allied leaders. as we know wars are fought on battlefields not in boardrooms. the summits though they dictated much of what would happened on the ground, they wouldn't have mattered much if we didn't have armies on the field. our next session will look at how yalta affected the execution of the closing months of world war ii. to do this, we have asked our very own rob citino, he's the executive director of the institute for the study of war and democracy. as well as the museum, samuel stone historian at the national you see him and say that he has the longest title on staff. he is a award winning military historian. published ten bucks. primarily on the german army. he taught for ten decades including stints at west point, the u.s. military academy. and the u.s. army war college. he first came to the museum in 2012 for our

online, but you being here physically with us, but maybe seeing for the first time our brand new higginso tell. i hope this is not the last time we see you this year. we have wonderful programming throughout the year. look on our website for the september memory wars. we talked about the legacy of world war ii, or of yalta today. they be discussing how the war is remembered throughout the world and thousand is very current with political and diplomatic affairs. it is looking at it through public memorials, museums, monuments, so that will be one in september and the week after vj day, or the week after the ceremony. that is after thanksgiving, so let me ask for the final time for one of our speakers, dr. rob satino to come make closing remarks. >> i promise -- thank you, jim. i'm all that's left between you and the door and i recognize that. i think we just had a great day of discussion. two things just crystallized in my mind. this view of foreign policy that you have, a more ideal position, someone said isn't this typical. but woodrow wilson said that's not how it should be, and that h

. >> welcome back to the madeleine paul hilliard conference center here at the higgins hotel. i hope everybody enjoyed their lunch. we spent this morning doing some pretty high level analysis of the political and strategic situation that existed amongst the allied leaders. but as we all know, wars are fought on battle feels, not in board rooms, and these summits, though they dictated much of what would happen on the ground, they wouldn't have mattered much if we didn't have armies in the field. so our next session will look at how yalta affected the execution of the closing months of world war ii. to do this, we asked our very own rob citino, dr. citino is the executive director of the institute for the study of war and democracy as well as the museum samuel and mary stone senior historian at the national world war ii museum and i'll beat him to the punch line and say he's got the longest title on staff. he's an award winning military historian, published ten books, primarily on the german army. talked for three decades including stints at west point, u.s. military academy, an

but higgins looks like a gear head i found of doing donuts on youtube and and horse power to this red car the shop shoop get up with an up or pull a long tube the headers and a cold air intake. i have no idea what that means, but i know it's fast and i don't know wills was driving, but i did see that he gave away a new car to a woman who lost her brown's office job because the pandemic so that was nice. and it's the end of the road for kim and kanye a nothing has been filed yet but kim has hired a high-powered divorce attorney seems like just yesterday that kanye rented out the san francisco giants ballpark to pop the big question. 6 years and 4 kids later, they've got a lot to divide while it is not an unexpected split. it's always sad and that's >>53 is the time in the north bay marine county educators could soon start receiving the covid-19 vaccine which would be a crucial step towards reopening schools. the county is receiving about 2500 doses of the vaccine per week. the county says it's also working on getting a vaccine to more locations as well health officials say teachers and

especially you all being here physically with us and seeing for maybe the first time our brand-new higginstel. we have wonderful programming throughout the year. keep in mind and look on our website for the september memory wars conference, world war ii at 75. we talked a lot about the legacy of world war ii or of yalta today. this conference in september we'll be discussing how the war is remembered throughout the world and how it is very relevant to current political and diplomatic affairs. it is looking at it through public memorials, museums, monuments. so that's going to be one in september. and then the week after vj day, the week after the surrender ceremony on september 2nd. the next one is our international conference on world war ii that is in november, the weekend before thanksgiving. so let me ask for the final time for one of our speakers, dr. rob citino, to come to the stage and make closing remarks at our senior historian. thank you. >> thanks. [ applause ] i promise to keep this short. i'm all that's left between you and the door. as i was listening to the talks today, i th

. >> welcome back to the conference center here at the higgins hotel.pe everybody enjoyed their lunch. >> we spent this morning doing some pretty high level analysis of the political and strategic situation that existed amongst the allied leaders. but as we all know, wars are fought on battlefields,

but higgins looks like a gear head i found of doing donuts on youtube and and in horse power to this red car the shop shoop get up with an up or pull a long tube the headers and a cold air intake. i have no idea what that means, but i know it's fast and i don't know wills was driving, but i did see that he gave away a new car to a woman who lost her brown's office job because the pandemic so that was nice. and it's the end of the road for kim and kanye a nothing has been filed yet but kim has hired a high-powered divorce attorney seems like just yesterday that kanye rented out the san francisco giants ballpark to pop the big question. 6 years and 4 kids later, they've got a lot to divide while it is not an unexpected split. it's always sad and that's >>the 3 and in an effort to speed up vaccinations of covid across the state the governor announced they're going to use dentists brilliant idea right to give shots anyway as part of their practice. the emergency waivers going to allow the state's 36 1000 dentist to help you about shots which should be a huge boost kron four's noelle bell

we'll either have the oldest ever winner injohn higgins or the youngest winner in 26 years in yan bingtaoe a bit ofa... it is set up to bea bit ofa... i it is set up to be a bit ofa... i mean, if you rock at ronnie o'sullivan, you know you are onto a good thing. but it is when you have to face those slightly more inexperienced players, not sure what you are going to get.— you are going to get. sometimes it can throw even _ you are going to get. sometimes it can throw even the _ you are going to get. sometimes it can throw even the most _ you are going to get. sometimes it i can throw even the most experienced players, can't it? can throw even the most experienced players. can't it?— players, can't it? exactly. but his o- onent players, can't it? exactly. but his opponent was— players, can't it? exactly. but his opponent was feeling _ players, can't it? exactly. but his opponent was feeling nervous - opponent was feeling nervous yesterday, so there is clearly something to that. it should be good fun. it something to that. it should be good fun. . . something to that. it should be good fun.

. >> welcome back to the madeleine paul hilliard conference center here at the higgins hotel.verybody enjoyed their lunch.

and higgins will face dave gilbert in the semi finals this evening.ry basis recently. he retires from playing, as england and manchester united's record goalscorer — winning five premier league titles at old trafford. he says he's delighted to get the chance to "roll his sleeves up" and get stuck into management. there are five matches in the premier league today, and all eyes will be on goal celebrations this weekend. there's been concern that players haven't been following the league's covid protocls during matches, and they've been reminded that "handshakes, high fives and hugs must be avoided". this is forever. —— this isn't forever. this is hopefullyjust the season. and i think we can make those small adjustments, get to the end of the season and hopefully things will return to normal. the rules are there to give everybody safe and i think if we're in the public eye, we should be demonstrating adherence as best as we can under the circumstances so i think it is a justifiable request. let's get a player's perspective on this. some of them have exp

bingham defending the title against the likes ofjudd trump, ronnie o'sullivan, neil robertson, john higginshe tournament. premier league champions liverpool can move three points clear at the top of the table if they beat southampton tonight. southampton will be without goalkeeper alex mccarthy, who has tested positive for coronavirus, but manager ralf hassenhuttl returns after having to complete a period of self isolation. as for liverpool, their boss jurgen klopp says, with only four points separating the top six, it's going to be a close title race. last season was very tough for us as well, so it's not like we thought it was easy, it was really tough. and this season is tough again. so, we wish it would not be that close but i am not surprised. so, now southampton will ask for different things. we have to be ready again. then aston villa and man united. this season is a tough one for its supporters. if they like it, if they are neutral then you will love it, i am pretty sure, because we are going to the wire probably. managerjoey barton has left fleetwood town with immediate effect afte

. >> henry higgins. you to put the pig back in pygmalion. >> kelsey grammar played pom positive like nobody you've ever seen and got huge laughs. >> don't consider a move until my fingers have completely cleared the piece. >> what's taking so long? >> but i am analyzing my options unlike your wing-it approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of sitcoms. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier." >> "frasier." >> "frasier." >> we were lightning hot and it was critical for us to be leading the way, not just following. ♪ >> "friends" is about that time in your life when your friends are your family. >> ow! >> when david crane and i lived in new york we were part of a group of six people. we were all attached at the hip. we went everywhere together and celebrated everything together. and there's that period where you're looking to be out there on your own and

we have the last of the quarter—finals at the masters snooker today — ronnie o�*sullivan plastohn higginsd from china but it is currently 2—1 to yan bingtao. the winner will face defending champion stuart bingham in the semifinals and you can watch the match on the iplayer as well as the bbc sport website and app. that is all the sport for now, back later. news just newsjust in news just in about the number of covid—19 vaccinations in the months to january 14, and the total now the nearly 3.2 million people have received, the majority of that the first dose, of the vaccine, but almost 3.2 million vaccinations have taken place in england, between december eight and january 14, so an increase in let�*s get some context for that and let her correspond it now, because government figures, we will talk also about the our number, the rate at which infections are growing, is between 1.2 and 1.3. with me now is our health correspondentjim reed. 3.2 million, it puts the government roughly on track to hit the first target is looking at, so by the middle of february they have said they want to vaccin

chelsea now unbeaten in 31 league games, and have a game in hand. 20—year—old yan bingtao upset john higginsked composed, but he said he was feeling anything but and he certainly struggled to get to grips with the trophy, which is quite a heavy beast. just about managed to grab onto it. he will want to put that on the mantelpiece, i'm sure, won't he come over the coming days? you're up to date with the sport — now on bbc news, it's your questions answered. you've been sending us your questions on the closure of international travel corridors in the uk. with me to answer some of them is paul charles, founder and chief executive of the travel consultancy company, the pc agency, and rory boland, editor of which? travel. good to have you both here with us this morning. good to have you both here with us this morning-— good to have you both here with us this morning._ we i good to have you both here with us i this morning._ we have this morning. good morning. we have uuite a lot this morning. good morning. we have quite a lot of— this morning. good morning. we have quite a lot of questions, _ thi

junhui but he recovered to win six frames to five to reach the quarterfinals, where he'llfacejohn higginss all the sport for now. how active have children and young people been in the past year? well, sport england has released new figures. as first bad weather and then the coronavirus pandemic restricted the type of activities available. the figures published in the active lives children and young people survey show 44.9% of children and young people met the chief medical officer's guidelines of taking part in sport and physical activity for an average of 60 minutes or more every day over the course of the academic year. let's get more on this and speak to baroness tanni grey—thompson, chair of ukactive, a not for profit association which aims to improve the health of the nation by getting more people, more active, more often. really good to have you with us, and just glancing at the sport england release, which came out on twitter a few minutes ago, to try to get round what they are saying, but before the pandemic, first of all, to set a baseline for this, children's activity levels wer

they were put into the newspapers letting people know, colonel thomas higgins of the south carolina volunteersrip, he too long letters to the new york tribune for his soldiers and what they were going through. rachel, just go on to the end. so these were all articles, all things that were data mind that showed the history and provided information to the community through the newspapers, but they advocated, they advocated for colored soldiers. they advocated for themselves, and they supported them. and the information that they gave give a voice to the black community, give the ability for the soldiers to have a voice and the people in the community to hear from them or have a voice. and for those that survived, it became a permanent part of history. >> thank you. >> thank you valerie. we will turn now to michael, of wayne state university, who will tell us the image of mexican american combatants in the american civil war. michael. >> thank you for that introduction, katrina. if we can get the first slide up, there is a comment i want to begin with about that. so, the image that you see on the

down to ding junhui, but he recovered to win 6—5 to reach the quarter—finals, where he'llfacejohn higginsted scottish fishermen exporting goods to european markets are "only teething problems". the food and environment minister told the commons a short while ago that the government is working to resolve the issues and has held meetings with dutch, french and irish officals. european importers have rejected truckloads of scottish fish since the uk exited the european union, after the need for health checks, export declarations and checks meant they had taken too long to arrive. yesterday, the prime minister claimed those affected would be eligible for compensation. elspeth macdonald is chief executive of the scottish fishermen's federation. shejoins me now from banchory in aberdeenshire. thank you forjoining us. tell us some of the problem is your members are having. some of the problem is your members are havini. ... .. some of the problem is your members are havini. .. , are having. good morning. yes, i think it's fair— are having. good morning. yes, i think it's fair to _ are having. go

not having in common, but we found a lot of common denominators, which is something i love ericka higgins know, just like every ethic food, it's like we've got to move into, you know, the new ways of eating more sustainability. vegetables. more vegetables. yeah, always delicious though. >> so tell us about this sweet potato kale hash i see you're working in the veggies, for sure. >> yeah, yeah. you know, soul food, you have to have sweet potatoes. i just look for different ways to use them, instead of the traditional way of cooking i love a good hash for breakfast. i have some onions caramelizing here they're cooking until they're translucent. adding some fresh bell pepper. yellow and red you can use green if you want. just cook those down but these are like simple items, too, that most people have these around not very expensive easy to access >> trying to use it up, too. >> yeah, exactly you might have some leftover we'll let that cook down a little bit then i add kale. i have curly leaf kale actually mixed in some of the dino kale. you just take it off the stem. you don't want the stem

higgins: much has been said about what we do not know. what we do not know calls for investigation. what we do know is that in the disputed states, governors, secretaries of state or local election commissions acted in violation of the election clause of the u.s. constitution. wherein state legislatures are granted the sole authority to determine how presidential electors are appointed. it's that simple. state executive officials usurped the constitutionally vested authorities of state legislatures within several of the sovereign states. why are we involved in congress? because the founders gave us a narrow role. if we suspect that an election was compromised in a sovereign state, and we have a role in the ceding of those electors and accounting. america's not a confederacy of states. we're a union of states. we're representative republic -- a representative republic. therefore each sovereign state has a deep obligation to follow the writ of its own election law during a federal election. we would not be having this conversation if our objections were solely rested upon the election