to give you a sense of how do we interpret slavery at highland. it is required on the guided tour that guides mention slavery on a national context as well as individual slaves by name. we have a slavery at highland drop in station on fridays and saturdays where you can see an interpreter in action there. they have a table full of primary resources and guests can come and engage as long or short a time as they wish. we attempted to have a formal walking tour and found the guests didn't have the time budgeted. by switching to a drop in situation we were able to multiply our engage men, which we were really happy about. we also interpret slavery on the property just through the structures that are there. behind me you can see a reconstructed slave quarter that was done in the 1980s. here's another angle of that flanked by an original 1821 overseer house on the left and an original monroe smoke house on the right for kind of a service yard area. highland was, at its height a 3500 acre plantation right next to thomas jefferson's monticello. their prop

when i first started we were ash lawn highland and now we're highland, monroe's original name, and we know that we have a presidential era guest house and have a lot more archeology to do, which is really fun. just to give you a sense of how do we interpret slavery at highland, it is required on the guided tour that guides mention slavery both on a national context and individual slaves by name. we have a slavery at highland kind of drop-in station on fridays and saturdays where you can see an interpreter in action there. they have a table full of primary resources and guests can come and just engage as long or short a time as they wish. we attempted to have just a formal walking tour and found that guests didn't quite have that time budgeted. so by switching to a drop-in station we're able to multiply our engagement, which we were really happy about. we interpret slavery on the property just through the structures that are there. you can see a reconstructed slave quarter that was done in the 1980s. here's another angle of that with the reconstructed quarter in the center, flanked by

she created a slavery at highland program. and put fights 20 to keep staff at the ability to interpreted slavery at highland through primary sources an individual biographies. prior to her work there she served as a volunteer coordinator at the imperial center for the arts and scientists and is a torso provider and interpreter i want to cello. she has abs in middle crates education and an mma in public history from appalachians university. next we are going to hear from brandon dillard, brandon is manager a special program at monticello. he has been with the thomas jefferson foundation since 2010. for the past eight years he spent most of his time in frontline interpretation and also studies cultural anthropology at the university of virginia focusing on museums of historic sites as places of memory and dignity in power. i believe he's a renowned bartender of some renowned? he has a bit of a cold following, according to sources. christian cotz is director of education it visitor engagement against madison montpelier where he b

taken in the scottish highlands by the - scottish highlands by the countess of wessex and this was aamily, the most successful partnership. the queen and _ successful partnership. the queen and her— successful partnership. the queen and her close - successful partnership. the queen and her close family are backin queen and her close family are back in the state department here at windsor castle, no doubt reflecting on deeply moving service, a very dignified and sharp and stylish military procession which symbolised all that was vital, all that was salient, really, in the long life of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. he now rests in peace in the royal vault below st george's chapel. having fought the good fight, having finished the race and having kept the faith. from windsor, goodbye. hello there. it's milder by morning across northern ireland and western scotland because we have cloud and some patchy rain. elsewhere, though, little or no cloud, so temperatures closer to freezing with some patchy frost around but it will warm up in the sunshine. much more cloud, though, on sunda

just a few days ago, but the easter weekend has started with some relative warmth, and parts of highlandon saturday got up to 17 degrees. but you can say goodbye to that sort of temperature over the next few days because things are going to turn much colder and those parts of highland scotland that were quite warm on saturday could well be covered in snow by the time we get into monday. now, the change to colder conditions will come behind this weather front, this cold front, way up to the north on easter sunday morning, so for most it is a fine—looking day, quite a chilly start, but we'll see some spells of sunshine. but cloud will thicken into northern ireland and parts of scotland and that weather front i've showed you will start to bring outbreaks of rain across northern areas later in the day. temperatures on easter sunday afternoon not doing too badly, up into double digits, highs of around 15 degrees towards the south and east. but as we move through sunday night and into monday we bring this weather front southwards and behind it you can see all the white on the chart. that shows

parts of eastern england with the chance of a light shower later on, may be the odd heavy show into highlandtland and a few spots of rain into shetland but the vast majority will stay dry, sunny for another day, with a fairly gusty easterly winds especially in the channel, channel islands and into south—west england. it will feel quite cool in that wind along north sea coast but in the sunny parts of the west and the warmest spot here, 17, may be the odd heavy shower into highland scotland and a few spots of rain into shetland but the vast majority will stay dry, sunny for hello this is bbc news. the headlines... hospitals in india struggle with overwhelming demand for beds, ventilators and oxygen — as it records the world's highest—ever daily rise in coronavirus infections for the third day in a row. labour has called for the government to publish full details of how work on borisjohnson�*s official flat was paid for, following allegations by his former chief advisor, dominic cummings. indonesian rescue teams recover debris that is believed to be from the submarine that went missing off the

significant accumulations of snow, in fact, across the northern highlands there.he strong northerly wind, it's going to feel more subzero, particularly across northern areas there, and low single digits further south, so you really will have to wrap up if you're heading out. now through easter monday night, it stays showery. further snow showers in the north and further accumulations of snow here, clear spells as well. so it's going to be a cold and frosty night with the risk of ice in places where we've had showers. gardeners and growers take note. this is very low temperatures for the time of year. now, as we head through tuesday, wednesday, you can see the blue colour still with us, so it's going to stay cold. something a little less cold moves in from the west towards the end of the week, but low pressure arrives across the north, the uk so that could bring a little bit of rain by the end of the week to northern areas. but for most, it's going to be dry, settled, sunny spells and cold with overnight frosts. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewer

in seat 1, what had been aaron highland's seat. in seat 5, we forwarded the preservation professional in the nomination of chris foaly and seat 7, we forwarded the mayor's nomination of diane masuda. at that meeting, i expressed my concern that with the loss of commissioner highland and the nonreappointment of mr. perlman in seat 3, the commission was going from having two lgbtq community representatives to potentially having none depending on what happened with seat three. and in mr. highland's case in particular, he's not someone who happens to be gay, he's also someone who has done extensive work on lgbtq preservation efforts as part of the broader equity efforts around preservation. he'd done it before he was on the commission. he'd been involved in the design team in developing the falon building. part of the friends of the 1800 community group. he worked with supervisor dufty on design studies for the consideration of the valley and mayor for the lgbtq center. but, more recently and more relatively, he had been on the commiss

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the odd shower popping up across high ground in highland scotland.ds will be light, stronger winds further south. quite gusty in the south—west of england and the channel islands. the lowest temperatures will be on the east coast, the highest temperatures will be in shelter further west. 16 for cardiff, 17 for liverpool and glasgow, maybe 17 in the western counties of northern ireland as well. this evening and overnight it will stay dry for the majority. but we will bring more of this cloud in across england, getting into wales. at the other end of the uk, more cloud into north—west scotland. in this clear slot, here, southern scotland, the far north of england, northern ireland, that is where we are most likely to see a touch of frost. if you are waiting for rain, this weather feature is going to bring some over the next few days, bringing some rain on monday across scotland. quite heavy bursts of rain, actually. could see the odd shower breaking out in northern ireland and maybe the north of england. further south, another predominantly sunny day.

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the 30 years war, the english civil war, the highland rebellion, highland rebellion led by bonnie prince charlie was of course about whether the stewart monarchy would be restored but that was in part about religion. the important part was the stuarts were roman catholic and the hanoverians who had replaced them were protestant . so this had been taken and then the highland rebellion right around edinburgh took place when smith was 22 years old. he could not help have noticed. finally, and i think most importantly, there is a strong substantive coherence between the new religious thinking of the turn away from predestined aryan calvinism and the new economics that smith and his colleagues gave us. so to start with the nature of human beings. if you believed that all human character is spiritually depraved so that as calvin put it and is repeated in the westminster confession, able are unable to tell good from evil or right from wrong or act on the difference and they have no ability to prevent their eternal damnation, it's not the greatest stretch to extend that to think that people are

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in scotland, the highland village of braemar is the joint holder of the uk's lowest temperature ever —27.2 celsius. in february, it dropped to —23 here. not a record, but still the uk's lowest february temperature since 1955. spells of extreme cold like this are becoming less frequent. the uk met office says in the 30—year period up to 1990, 1a years recorded a temperature below —20 celsius. since 1990, it's only happened in four years. severe cold and heavy snow swept across the usa too, and it's hard to believe this is texas. this is no longerjust an emergency, it's clear that it is a disaster. at one stage, the entire state was under a winter storm warning, and houston suffered its first—ever wind chill warning. dozens of people died, whilst power cuts and water and food shortages affected millions. i barely found bread, so everybody is getting stocked up. the shelves are becoming empty. in all, around 20% of observing sites across the usa logged all—time record minimum temperatures. but even though the country had its coldest february in more than 30 years, the winter as a whole

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. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ discover new lines— in the stylish toyota highlander and 36 mpg highlander hybrid.ot work. julie. today i am truly an american citizen. jesse: the simpsons who ran the quickie mart. he quit after a documentary blasted the stereotype. now he's joining the hollywood apology tour. >> i apologize for my part in creating that and participating that. i feel like i need to go to every single indian person in this country and personally apologize. jesse: he's apologizing for portraying a cartoon indian on a show written by liberals. the creators of simpson, he's a liberal guy, they secured conservatives for decades. they have an irish custodian, a sleazy political guy. a rich and evil corporate overlorpd and mr. burns. is hollywood not allowed to portray anyone who is different any more *. >> i had this conversation last night. a friends of mine said acting may be dead. i think we should definitely -- we have to grow and have much more inclusion within our business. obviously and all stories need to be told. but he's an amazing actor. 30 years. i don't know why he quit. but

deal with these facts fareast before we can talk about it vital mental issues to do with aid is highlander hollow going to scumming from your city but these are serious questions and i have said this from last year if we do not to go back to basic and b.n. government is willing to open up 0 fines for technical exhibition in order to see how can we save the lives of the sudan if that you see and i'm already bored of this europeans and self there's lots of conflict decided to be about the way the government is behaving here and finally i think this is a fact we cannot ignore it we have talking about a project already sent built we all understand that but that's where come find a solution to such massive investment we've got to sit down see look at what can we do is a huge amount be. in it to be sent through to complete it what can we do but all right only sick about. once the government of this year will be as willing and accepting international even didn't expect to be there this is why they are concerned about issues of the related to national sovereignty as they are being saying go ahead

an isolated heavy shower in highland scotland can't be ruled out.ly breeze, quite gusty through the channel, channel islands and south west england, as it's been for the past few days, and quite chilly along that north sea coast — cooler elsewhere but still perhaps up to 17 in western counties of northern ireland. into next week and high pressure giving way to low pressure and that brings a chance, anyway, of a little rain moving southwards monday into tuesday. doesn't look like it's going to amount to very much at the start of a week which looks like it'll be cooler than average once again, with a chance again for a few showers, but not enough to stop this being one of the driest aprils we've known. a very warm welcome to use. this is bbc news. i'm mark lobel our top stories: india's healthcare system buckles, as a record surge in covid cases puts pressure on hospital beds and life—saving supplies — we have a special report from the frontline. if oxygen runs out, there is no leeway for many patients. there is no leeway. they will die. us regulators

representatives representatives from all the forces the role navy the marines the highlands is full fatality roll regiment of scotland and indeed members from the royal air force as well. and they will be met. the west steps of the chapel. another god of all the band from the rifles. and they'll play the national anthem. as the coffin enters the hall through closed. this is all of polls taken. inside windsor castle which as we can see is a vast complex indeed the castle wharfs the town of windsor itself. so. you saw the queen and. the david of windsor. played by. the bathrooms and once a coffin and the chapel at the top of the aisle that will be a minute at nationals hands. that was instead their classic piping in a royal navy thing when when you arrive on the ship you all piped in and this is very much the world. and you can bet. that he will be piped in. oh. oh. this is not very well marines take a call from the church into the church. my . head. hurt. so the royal marines better pocket the western entrance offset the west steps of st george's chapel taking friends for the coughing up the

support of screen ireland, walkman�*s accent takes us on a madcap tour that swings from the hollywood highlandsadoon to the australian—american merriment of tom and nicole in far and away via the horrors of sean connery�*s crimes against language in darbee, oakhill and the little people in the car. its name on me. ah, i don't know. as for the rest of the film, which is adapted by oscar pulitzer and tony award winner john patrick shanley, it's a mix of rom com clich s and pinch me so i know i'm not dreaming. plot contrivances that seem to have been cooked up after a night on the island in one of those terrible theme pubs where drunken americans sing along to the pogues while loudly reminiscing about a country that they claim to love but have never actually been to. you can find outjust how bad it is for yourself from all major uk digital retailers. after the cole crash, insanity of wild mountain time, there's something almost reassuringly boring about without remorse, applauding thriller adapted from tom clancy's 90's novel of the same name. we fought for what america could be. but they crossed

lemonis: i'm taking corey and laurie to highland park where i own a big warehouse.erflow warehouse that i use to bring things in and out and process returns from online businesses here. corey: wow. beautiful building. lemonis: yeah, isn't it gorgeous? it'd make a really cool bagel factory. corey: it would. -laurie: are you kidding me? -lemonis: no. -laurie: am i allowed to scream? -lemonis: you can scream. laurie: because i'm being serious, it would be amazing. lemonis: my idea for this building is to build a big commissary -- bagel factory, bagel chips -- the ability to do all of it here -- bag it. they're gonna start ripping up the floor next friday. -corey: wow. -lemonis: the commissary will not only support additional new locations, but can support a wholesale market, as well. and so if i end up putting more money into the commissary or more money into this deal, well, it's gonna be money well spent. the work will take close to six months to complete, but it's gonna be well worth it. the reason i was excited about this is for two people who do love each other ve

yes, it was taken in the scottish highlands by the countess of wessex, and this was a partnership atfamily, has been the most successful partnership. the queen and her close family are now back in the state apartments here at windsor castle, no doubt reflecting on a deeply moving service, a very dignified and sharp and stylish military procession which symbolised all that was vital — all that was salient, really — in the long life of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. he now rests in peace in the royal vault beneath st george's chapel, having fought the good fight, having finished the race and having kept the faith. from windsor, goodbye. hello. there's a lot of dry weather in the forecast not only for the rest of the day but also through the week ahead. we started off in england and wales on a chilly note, but with some beautiful spring sunshine and it's quite pleasant out there now. it does look as though the beginning of this week will be a bit warmer than last week because of the wind direction, but the wind changes once again. noticeably cooler from midweek, and that means we

in seat 1, what had been aaron highland's seat. in seat 5, we forwarded the preservation professional in the nomination of chris foaly and seat 7, we forwarded the mayor's nomination of diane masuda. at that meeting, i expressed my concern that with the loss of commissioner highland and the nonreappointment of mr. perlman in seat 3, the commission was going from having two lgbtq community representatives to potentially having none depending on what happened with seat three. and in mr. highland's case in particular, he's not someone who happens to be gay, he's also someone who has done extensive work on lgbtq preservation efforts as part of the broader equity efforts around preservation. he'd done it before he was on the commission. he'd been involved in the design team in developing the falon building. part of the friends of the 1800 community group. he worked with supervisor dufty on design studies for the consideration of the valley and mayor for the lgbtq center. but, more recently and more relatively, he had been on the commiss

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ discover new lines— in the stylish toyota highlander and 36 mpg highlander hybrid.. some state republicans are taking preemptive action should such a law make it through congress. arizona passed a law that would pass federal gun laws from being enforced in the state and in arkansas, a similar bill made it to the republican governor's desk but he vetoed it. nice to see you, thank you for being on the show. >> it is great to be with you. >> explain your veto decision knowing your state is going toover ride it and they're going to do it tomorrow. walk us through it. >> first of all, i identify completely with the concerns expressed by the legislature that they're worried the biden administration and washington is going to come along and pass more restrictions on gun ownership that they believe and i believe would violate the second amendment. that's the reason whether it is arizona orm montana or other states considering these laws ch the reason i vetoed it because the bill before me went too far. it would criminalize a law enforcement officer, a state and local office

tiny area of low pressure bringing some rain into the northern and western isles of the northwest highlandse patch of frost and more so under the clear skies again. so, the area of low pressure will drift southwards, the rain turns more showering, so not all guaranteed some rain. but that low pressure than pulls away to the east of us and it hangs around, so it is never too far away. not promising a great deal of rain but always bringing potentially quite a bit of cloud and as it does pull away to the east, it allows once again a northerly arctic wind to pull down across the uk. so, actually a chilly start on monday with a bit of mist and fog and low cloud around to clear away, but in the south, we start to lose the chilly breeze we had slowly. so, perhaps feeling a bit warmer here away from the south coast. but for scotland, it is definitely a different day. cloudier, breezier, with outbreaks of quite heavy rain, which will eventually erode the sunshine into northern ireland and northern england with a few showers here by the end of the day. so, obviously feeling cooler too. through monday

later on, maybe the odd heavy show into highland scotland and a few spots of rain into shetland, butnd into south—west england. it will feel quite cool in that wind along north sea coasts, but in the sunnier parts of the west and the warmest spots here, 17, maybe 18 degrees. this is bbc news the headlines at eight. hospitals in india struggle with overwhelming demand for beds, ventilators and oxygen — as the country records the world's highest—ever daily rise in coronavirus infections for the third day in a row. once there is no bed here, no physical space we can put another trolley, what can we do? we can only do that much. labour has called for the government to publish full details of how work on borisjohnson�*s official flat was paid for, following allegations by his former chief advisor, dominic cummings. if there's nothing to see here, whether it's the refurb of number ten, whether it's the dodgy contracts, privileged access. if there's nothing to see, publish everything, have a full enquiry, because that, you know,

guatemala is a transit country, not only a source country of migrants, particularly from the highlandshere poverty is a significant driver of migration. it also has this border with honduras. there have been discussions with the government of mexico and the government of guatemala to beef up enforcement along the border to prevent migrants from coming to the southern border. so mexico, for example, has put another 10,000 troops on its southern border with guatemala and guatemala intern has reinforced -- in turn has reinforced militarily the long border with honduras. the sense is to relieve the pressure on the u.s., on their border, leave what has become a bed of a political crisis for the biden administration, and then simultaneously, begin the high-impact programs to address the root causes, but also deal not only with immediate relief but also start to address some of these longer-term drivers such as corruption, lack of opportunity, and violence. host: what is the situation like in el salvador? guest: el salvador recently has been less of a source of migration. it is a government w

light shower but a few spots of rain from the cloud in shetland emir be an isolated heavy shower in highlandittle bit cooler with recent days in a stronger breeze especially on north sea coast but sunshine across western perth looked around to 17 may be 18 degrees. 0ver western perth looked around to 17 may be 18 degrees. overnight western perth looked around to 17 may be 18 degrees. over night into monday we introduce some more clout especially across parts of england, there will be some clear spells still delivering a touch of frost and a cloud and rain moving into northwest scotland that will move south across scotland during monday and perhaps produce a little bit of rain in northern ireland and northern england for the rest of the day whereas england or wales there'll be some cloud but also a fair amount there'll be some cloud but also a fairamount of there'll be some cloud but also a fair amount of sunshine around. the chance of rain heading south on monday night. this is bbc news — i'm philippa thomas with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. patients cram

down side in shetland and there may be an isolted on heavy shower later in the day in the scottish highlandsthrough england and wales. very gusty through the channel, channel islands and into southwest england, overall it's a bit cooler. especially along that north sea coast but around 17 in the sunniest parts of the west. on through sunday night and into monday we do start to bring in more cloud. monday morning is looking cloudier. notjust cloudier but wetter in north—west scotland as the weather system moves in. but still where there are some clear spells overnight and into monday, you could still have a touch of frost. it is a different looking picture on monday. high pressure being squeezed away as we see this area of low pressure begin a rather slow journey southwards throughout monday and tuesday, bringing at least the chance for rain. there will be some falling in scotland on monday, just edging its way slowly south. later in the day, you could see a little bit feeding into parts of northern ireland and england whereas for the rest of england and wales it stays dry. could still be a f

it will be cloudy a little on the dark side on heavy shower later in the day in the scottish highlandstice the winds are strongest through england and wales. very dusty through the channel, channel islands and into southwest england for the overall it's a bit cooler. especially long that north sea coast but around 17 in the sunniest parts of the west. 0n through sunday night and into monday we do start to bring in more cloud. monday morning is looking cloudier. notjust cloudier but wetter. in northwest scotland as the weather system moves in. but still where there are some clear spells overnight and into my date you could still have a touch of frost. it is a different looking picture on monday. the high pressure being squeezed away as we see this area of low pressure begin a rather slowjourney southwards throughout monday and tuesday. bringing at least the chance for rain. there will be some falling in scotland on monday. inching its way slowly sell. you could see a little bit feeding into its parts of northern ireland and england where it is for the rest of england where it is for the

their love of scotland, their love of highlands and the great outdoors that people will remember themearly by. and we inside "the royal yacht britannia," which was home for the prince, prince philip and the queen for 44 years. so home away from home in many ways, sailed more than 700 overseas trips, sailed more than 1 million miles to give viewers a sense. it was an emblem of britain right around the world. i want to give you a sense of the tour that this meant for the couple because, of course, it was a home away from home, a place where the queen felt most relaxed because really there weren't many prying eyes from the media or public. we are on the second deck right here. i want to give you a sense of the rooms, prince philip's room. i will get my cameraman mark to show you, this is prince philip's room. as you can see, this is a single bed that he would spend some of his time. they don't sleep in the same bedroom, european royal couples traditionally don't. it was joined by another door, as can you see there, that leads to the queen's bedroom, also a single bed. it's incredibly fru

. >> i got her a toyota highlander. >> jimmy: you did? >> a highlander, i got it. ever brownsed my name correctly anyway. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> in fact, people told me rome long before the show came along. i guess romneyny was too complex for the north american tongue. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. >> i get called rome. depends on where you are. if i'm in america or north america, you know, people are comfortable saying rome. they can't say romany. if i'm in someplace like, say like puerto rico, people call me romany with no problem whatsoever. trinidad, i'm like somehow "yankee boy." [ laughter ] or -- yeah. >> jimmy: in utah, you're the senator. >> yeah, yeah. kevin hart used to call me mitch romany. >> jimmy: just what you need. it's great to see you. congratulations on the baby. "a million little things" is wednesday night on abs. romany malco. be right back with nessa barrett, jxdn and travis parker too. ♪ ♪ we can't make you stop. but we can help get rid of the spots that your acne left behind. differin dark spot correcting serum has the maximum-strength dark

that's highland. but what about this guy? where does that leave jimmy garoppolo. >> he still has its good looks and 50 million bucks to fall back on our resident football expert will tran is live at levi stadium will because you're an expert. your guess is better than mine. so just take a guess. >> i think jimmy g will make it through. tonight. the reason being it's hard to find a suitor for him because the q bees have already been picked up. the colts picked up carson wentz and his bat contract. we're talking 51 million dollars for the next 2 years. that is still there and let's face it, the reason why they're even dropping a quarterback because of injuries in 64 games with the niners he's only played 31 games and the one full season that he did played area. he took them to the super bowl. one out of 4 seasons. so, you know, they always say your best ability is availability. he's not available. your best ability is your availability. >> everybody says that right. he show up to me at the very least you're at work. they're not

. ♪ ♪ discover new lines— in the stylish toyota highlander and 36 mpg highlander hybrid. toyota.you looking sharp. >> i don't do funerals anymore. >> every time i look in the casket, i see a friend. >> so why the suit? oh, wait, what time is your arraignment? >> august 11th, 2017. i didn't go then, and i'm not going now. >> fight the power! >> jimmy: that's david alan grier with jamie foxx and friends on the new show "dad, stop embarrassing me!" >> go ahead and say it. i think it's pretty obvious. i was huge there. look at me now. yeah, i know. you don't have to say it. >> jimmy: jamie was here last week, and we were talking about -- i don't know if you saw this, but we were talking about the fact that you were playing his dad, even though you are how many years older than jamie? >> 11 years. >> jimmy: 11 years older than he is. >> why is that funny? no, seriously. are you going to tell me that an 11-year-old has never fathered a child? because they have. >> jimmy: maybe flavor flav, but i'm talking about you -- >> it's medically possible. we'll deal with that in season two. >> j

it came from alameda health system highland hospital and dr. colin feeney. >> so this was an elderly male. >> reporter: a patient had arrived at highland with what at first looked like food poisoning but he didn't respond to treatment and ended up in intensive care. >> despite potent antibiotics he got worse and worse and developed shock. >> reporter: it was then that tests revealed a parasite, one rare in the united states, attacking the man's intestines. dr. feeney knew from experience just what medication he needed. >> i've had a patient like this ten years ago that had this infection and died before he was able to get the medication and so i did not want that to happen again. >> reporter: that's because the medicine and injectable form of the anti biotic ivermectin is not approved for human use, just for use by veterinarians. with time running out dr. feeney tried to get help from the fda and the drug's maker with no luck. in a last-ditch effort he sent that email that jasmine jumped on. >> i contacted the vet hospital right away. >> every

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ discover new lines— in the stylish toyota highlander and 36 mpg highlander hybrid. police warning protesters to disperse. they're demanding justice for daunte wright fatally shot by police during a traffic stop. that was on sunday night. the mayor saying the police officer who fired the deadly shot and the police chief of brooklyn center submitting letters of resignation earlier today. not far away in minneapolis in a courtroom there, the defense in the derek chauvin murder trial presents its first witnesses, including a use-of-force expert testifying that chauvin was justified in kneeling on george floyd's neck for nearly ten minutes. we want to get right to the scene now in brooklyn center, minnesota. miguel marquez is there. is the crowd still out? police still advancing? what are you seeing? >> reporter: the crowd is still out. but take a look at this picture right now, don. this gives you a sense of what conditions are like out here. it has been snowing off and on all day, sometimes very, very heavy, very sort of driving snow. it is still snowing. it is

england could stay rather cloudy with a chance of a light shower and an isolated heavy shower in highlandas it's been for the past few days. and quite chilly around that north sea coast, cooler elsewhere but still up to 17 in western counties of northern ireland. into next week, and high pressure giving way to low pressure and that brings a chance anyway of a little rain moving southwards monday into tuesday. doesn't like it's going to amount to very much, but starts a week which while likely it'll be cooler than average once again with a chance again for a few showers, but not enough to stop this being one of the driest april as we have known. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. india's health care system buckles as a record surge in covid cases puts pressure on hospital beds and life—saving supplies. if oxygen runs out, there is no leeway for many patients. there is no leeway, they will die. rescue teams race to find an indonesian submarine with 53 people on board missing off the coast of bali. a new malaria vaccine is hailed as a poten

brora rangers of the highland league stunned hearts in the second round of the scottish cup but their in round three today but succumbed in extra time 3—1. fraserburgh and formartine were also beaten — ending non league interest in the competition. aberdeen and st mirren were amongst the premiership teams into round 4. holders celtic play falkirk at 7:30. all of the scores can be found on the bbc sport website. in the women's super league, west ham climbed off the bottom with a 5—0 thrashing of reading. martha thomas did most of the damage with a hattrick. all of the goals came in the first 37 minutes. it's their first league win since before christmas. two games in superleague this afternoon. hull have two wins from two after a 35—4 triumph over salford. australian half backjosh reynolds scored two of their five tries. it takes them second — behind st helens only on points difference. catalan dragons are also unbeaten. they beat huddersfield giants by 20 points to 10. huddersfield are still without a win to start the new season. plenty more to tell you about. let's quickly zip throug

continental army in victory and defeat, on which more the latter, james monroe took part in the battles of highland heights, germantown and monmouth rising to the rank of major before his 28th birthday. monroe was also at trenton where washington's gamble of attacking an out post paid off in an aspiring victory the day after christmas 1776. the battle produced monroe's greatest moments of both peril and fame during the revolutionary war. as he described in his unfinished autobiography written late in his life in the third person. command of the vanguard consisting of 50 men was given to captain william washington of the third virginia regimen. lieutenant monroe promptly offered his services to act as a subordinate under him. on the 17th of december, 1776, they passed the delaware in front of the army in the dusk of the evening. understand, he was not in front of the boat. he was already on the other side of the river. the next morning the battle was joined, and again, i read from monroe's autobiography. washington then moved forward with the vanguard in front, shot down the commanding officer and t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ discover new lines— in the stylish toyota highlander and 36 mpg highlander hybrid. but if the dodgers lose tonight, and they're down to the final couple of outs against the reds say hello to the first place, san francisco giants. that's kind of fun. got a nice ring to it, and once in a blue moon giants will explode offensively like they did tonight is actually a big, beautiful already up towards it with the second evan longoria stroking nicely into the gap left center field, got himself a double. gloria's and slater scoring right hamstring jizz on longoria left the proceedings. frame continues. bases loaded, maurice skill to bond deeps better and everybody's gonna score a three run. double. do bonds back finally starting to wake up this night, nothing more than enough for anthony disco. see me delph disco. funny sorry, trevor story, right field down the line, darren. rough with a nice catch down there on the desk. joe fonzi had plenty to work with. believe me, but just to be sure, buster posey swinging free and easy these days ticket to ride two run shot matter fact

. ♪ ♪ discover new lines— in the stylish toyota highlander and 36 mpg highlander hybrid. toyota.virus vaccines and some of the cities hardest hit neighborhoods, including ocean view were, said heights, ingleside and ingleside terrace, the san francisco health department opened a new vaccine site this morning at 50 broad street. it's near the mew t 24 em bus lines, making it more accessible and convenient. this is the city's sixth neighborhood vaccination site. we're going to be christening this vaccination site today and we're going to continue to make sure that we're moving forward in an aggressive way to make sure that people have the vaccination and access in the low barrier way to ensure the safety of this community. vaccines are available at the new site by appointment or by drop in wednesdays, fridays and saturdays, also in san francisco. mayor breed says the city is nearing the end of the coronavirus pandemic. in a tweet, the mayor said 70% of san francisco residents, 16 and older have received at least of first vaccine shot. that's 15% higher than the rest of the united s