federal prisons to combating hoing discrimination we will speak to ash-lee woord henderson of the highlander center in tennessee. then we go to varshini prakash of the sunrise movement on biden's plans to combat the climate crisis. should he declare a national climate emergency? plus, where have all the vaccines gone? of the 41 million doses handed out in the united states, ly about half have been administered. this comes as states report running out of covid vaccines. >> the confusion around this issue is -- speaks for larger problem, which is what we are inheriting from the prior administration, which is much worse than we could have imagined. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the world has recorded over 100 million cases of covid-19. global deaths now top 2.1 million. in the u.s., january is already the deadliest month since the start of the pandemic, with at least 80,000 lives lost. president biden took new steps tuesday to ramp up the rollout of vaccines, including the purchase of 200 million more dose

may ask how things are and highland today? speech a very good thank you we open to the public in august have an outdoors experience only right now which seems to be a welcome thing for people to do. the public glad to back learned about history being outside. we have a wide open space on our site so people can open with plenty of space between people and be there safely. so we feel fortunate about that right now. sue and that is terrific. he thought we might start getting some groundwork under our feet for those who may in the audience unfamiliar with james monroe highland, with the estate could you give us an overview the history of that place? sue eck absolutely decided to do so. so highland is the property that monroe bought in 1793. and he did so the urging of his friends and mentor thomas jefferson. jefferson's monticello was adjacent at the time now they share a tiny corner of adjacent property. we are about a mile and a half past monticello. and monroe moved into the house. often he was in france but moved into the hous

but sara wasn't an error of good feelings in places like highland? >> well, in terms of economics and agriculture, certainly in the upper places like piedmont. and so we cannot avoid the real facts that this was a terrible time of threats, especially for enslaved people on these plantations in the south. the domestic slave trade by the need of in the deep south was the biggest looming threat to bear their existence with family at that time. i think it's very important to remember it was a critical peace. >> absolutely prolix us a more questionable wrap this up and put a bow on it. wetsuits on our final audience members mind. have a question? from lisa, when you were researching monroe, what is the one moment or event reset aha felt like you knew this man better, was there a moment of enlightenment? tim will start with you and sara bring it home for your own moment with monroe. >> that is a hard one. there were so many piled one on top of the other. i'll take one, it is not a letter monroe wrote but a letter to monroe from rufus king rufus king writes

sara, was it an era of good feelings at places like highland?>> well, in terms of economics and agriculture in the upper thousand places like piedmont, virginia, not really the boon years, the economic engine was in at the deep south and in cotton, and so we cannot avoid the real fact that this was a terrible time of threat, especially for enslaved people on these plantations in the upper south, because the domestic slave trade fueled by the need for labor in the deep south was the biggest looming threat to their existence with family at that time. so i think it's really important to remember that was a critical piece of those areas. >> let's do one more question and then wrap this up and put a nice bow on it. let's see what is on the final audience member's mind. is that question? from lisa, when you were researching monroe what was the one moment or event where you said, ah-ha, and made you feel like you knew this man better. that's a traffic -- terrific question. a moment of enlightenment, tim start with you and sara bring it home. >> i think

>> i am in highland park, illinois. >> jimmy: highland park, illinois. chicago, right on lake michigan. >> jimmy: there you go joel, it's january the holidays are over. people are getting back to work what is the worst job you ever had? >> oh, i did door to door sales, selling energy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: selling -- you sold energy >> yeah, like electricity. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't quite understand, but was it successful >> oh, no. i quit immediately [ laughter ] i'm pretty sure it was a a pyramid scheme >> jimmy: it's like, "hi, do you have electricity?" "yeah. "all right, bye. take care. [ laughter ] what was your worst memory from that job >> oh, i got yelled at all the time people called me all sorts of names, and i had to just go to their neighbor and knock on the door >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. well, thank gosh you don't have to that no more. oh my goodness i would go back -- let's find the address and go back and -- you know what, we won't even yell we'll just give them positive energy back. [ laughter ] guys, we have joel his worst job ever,

the northern pennines and also highland scotland and for a good covering of snow over the next day oro spread northwards during the course of this evening and overnight. never reaching central or northern scotland here through the night, it'll actually stay clear and temperatures will drop away to freezing or below. see the extent of the rain, but once that weather front moves northward, it snows across parts of highland scotland. early in the morning on thursday, it'll be around 10 celsius in plymouth. so the rain sweeps northwards and eastwards during the course of thursday. it stays damp and cloudy for most of the afternoon, plenty of mountain snow in scotland and the return of heavy rain to the northwest in the afternoon. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. president biden is testing a new course in the environment saying america must lead the world in responding to climate change. in america must lead the world in responding to climate change. in my view we have — responding to climate change. in my view we have already _ responding to climate change. in my view we hav

and, again, temperatures probably getting down to about minus eight in the highlands of scotland. monday sees the same area of high pressure continuing to steer in these brisk and cold north—easterly winds. now, the air‘s a little bit colder through monday, so, again, you're more likely to see a bit more of a mixture of rain, some sleet and some snow in the showers. but there'll be some showers streams as well. this line looks to be particularly persistent in kent, so it looks like it'll be quite wet for some here. and there'll be another line of persistent showers going in across parts of yorkshire where over the high ground, the eastern side of the pennines, very locally, we could see some fairly significant falls of snow. and with that shower line lasting through monday night and into tuesday. again, there is a risk of some snow and some ice here. aside from those shower streams, though, there will be some dry and bright weather with some sunshine. but again, certainly a frosty start with a risk of icy stretches. and it stays cold throughout, temperatures three to five celsius

that your friends are doing well and they're not sick you feel like you're wasting your time in the highlands of uk if one has met hello mr she says it's a shadow what should i feel so sad that it makes me sick but got to god who am i glad i have nothing left that has any value. yeah it's just my dream to go to europe and be with my friends she has just so you know the people have gone through so much with jim i must have looked into those. you know. my. we don't know one of these i mean nobody made oh. oh oh my me when i. don't meet me i'll let you know that one of these. by the beach was my life that was given me i would be so that it. didn't go into my dick. and beautiful idea of my you know that he already you'll be radically book you know a little bit in my life. when you know what i mean. somewhat with time i want to know what are the what is the future that he must have wanted to go to give me. you know it's like you do i did a good. job i think that i thought my leg. thing. last night and i think you know ok. but. you know you talk about it. as much. as a lot. when i make a visit and

lz base camp was located in the coastal plain of the central highlands, right along the coast, mostly flat, farmed, most of the vietnamese population in the central highlands lived on the coastal plain rather than the much wider, upland area to the west. the first cavalry division in vietnam was the army's first airmobile division, meaning that the yield operation used helicopters, and air mobile assault tactics to rapidly move light infantry around the battlefield, then used helicopters again for all the logistics necessary to maintain the field. the first cav was a self-reliant, combined-arms outfit. so the infantry were first cav, salt helicopters were assault helicopters were first cav, close air support in the form of helicopter gunships was also first cav, and we will soon see it took all those components to carry out an air mobile assault, which we simply refer to as a combat assault. is that a sharp troop, or what? the gun belt i am wearing, which we can just about see here, was not army issue, but was quite functional. helicopter crew members wore a chest protector we called

across much of central and northern scotland, where it is still falling across the grampians and the highlandsheavy system or rain affecting the east coast of scotland. a whole host of issues there. furthersouth, scotland. a whole host of issues there. further south, the dry spell with a little bit of brightness and very mild air, top temperatures around 14. that will feel springlike, the highest values we have seen this month so far. it won't last long, the next rain band pushing in from the west, spreading across the country overnight followed by some heavy showers across wales, into the midlands and south west. the rain band merges with the existing one in scotland so rain, sleet and with the existing one in scotland so rain, sleetand mountain with the existing one in scotland so rain, sleet and mountain snow. with the existing one in scotland so rain, sleetand mountain snow. in the south, rain and a mild night to come. friday, starting with the rain band in the north and east no on the heels of scott and possibly shari of rain in the south but a slow improvement during the day. although qu

and, again, temperatures probably getting down to about minus eight in the highlands of scotland. monday sees the same area of high pressure continuing to steer in these brisk and cold north—easterly winds. now, the air‘s a little bit colder through monday, so, again, you're more likely to see a bit more of a mixture of rain, some sleet and some snow in the showers. but there'll be some showers streams as well. this line looks to be particularly persistent in kent, so it looks like it'll be quite wet for some here. and there'll be another line of persistent showers going in across parts of yorkshire where over the high ground, the eastern side of the pennines, very locally, we could see some fairly significant falls of snow. and with that shower line lasting through monday night and into tuesday. again, there is a risk of some snow and some ice here. aside from those shower streams, though, there will be some dry and bright weather with some sunshine. but again, certainly a frosty start with a risk of icy stretches. and it stays cold throughout, temperatures three to five celsius

away from those very cold spots in highland scotland, that's all below freezing, so a widespread froste northern isles and where you saw some of saturday's wet weather. a few lingering fog patches in parts of scotland, many, though, a sunny start, some turning hazy. thicker cloud to southwest england, wales and northern ireland, bringing in some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow. snow mostly on hills, but perhaps some low levels for a time in parts of wales and northern ireland, and what is going to be another quite cold, raw day out there. that easterly wind not quite as strong across southern parts as it was during saturday. bit of patchy rain and drizzle also pushing into parts of southeast england to end the day and staying damp across southern parts going into monday morning, and wet in northern ireland with further rain, sleet and hill snow around here. a few wintry showers in northern scotland overnight and into monday. it's not going to be as cold at night. so, a wet start in northern ireland, further rain, sleet and hill snow and some of this will push on towards parts of scot

the highland, illinois, highland botta, a german paper with influence in the midwest, wrote, following the battle that quote the biggest witch burners, temperance burners and know nothings that hate the german population from the bottom of their soul now have wished for opportunity to attack the quote cowardly dutchman. the pittsburgh or democrat, another -- pittsburgher democrat, with a large readership in western pennsylvania said, for the idiocy of commanding generals, the full corps must take the blame. these generals are not worth a shot of gunpowder and yet they would have been worth that, indicating that they should've been shot for their mistakes. and a philadelphia paper blasted a warning to its readers the 29th of may, giving an idea of how long the german press smarted under these nativist criticisms. nativism had seemingly come back tuesday. -- come back to stay. the editor ask, is it stupidity or cunning calculation? why are only the german singled out? our people angry at the germans that they did not act cowardly? or did they wish the germans and armies are forced home t

the highland, illinois, highland botta, a german paper with influence in the midwest, wrote, following the battle that quote the biggest witch burners, temperance burners and know nothings that hate the german population from the bottom of their soul now have wished for opportunity to attack the quote cowardly dutchman. the pittsburgher democrat, with a large readership in western pennsylvania said, for the idiocy of commanding generals, the full corps must take the blame. these generals are not worth a shot of gunpowder and yet they would have been worth that, indicating that they should've been shot for their mistakes. and a philadelphia paper blasted a warning to its readers the 29th of may, giving an idea of how long the german press smarted under these nativist criticisms. nativism had seemingly come back to stay. the editor ask, is it stupidity or cunning calculation? why are only the german singled out? are people angry at the germans that they did not act cowardly? or did they wish the germans and armies are forced home to weaken the courage of our arms? the americans do not un

this is an image from the scottish highlands taken by the scottish highlands taken by the bbc weatherh's at a smear collide with charged particles from the sun. this natural wonder can only be viewed in clear skies and in darkness. a reminder there is light out there in the universe, you just have to look for it sometimes. a reminder of our main news story, seen from the house of representatives on capitol hill, the vice president of the united states mike pence, has now made clear that he does not support using the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office or inciting last week's armed attack on the capital. you can see the house is continuing the debate on that, it is now certain to hold a vote for impeaching mrtrump certain to hold a vote for impeaching mr trump for an unprecedented second time on wednesday. there will be a trial in the senate, and a conviction that depends on support from republican senators for mr trump. thank you for watching. hello there. the weather really can't make up its mind this week. one day, it is going to be cold and bright. the next day, cl

weather front, we'll see some of the rain turn to snow for a time across the high ground in the highlandsemperatures, 8—10 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a senior democrat lays out the possible timeline for impeaching donald trump, after at least 200 democrats give their support to a draft article of impeachment. indonesian authorities locate the flight recorders of the passenger plane that crashed into the sea on saturday, minutes after ta ke—off from jakarta. fresh warnings that the nhs could soon be overwhelmed by coronavirus cases. the uk health secretary is not ruling ourfurther restrictions — amid concerns about whether enough people are complying. with less than 200 days to the olympics, japan has declared a state of emergency for the nation's capital tokyo. disruption to supermarket supplies in northern ireland, as food shipments from great britain become more complex after brexit.

mostly the central, northern pennines and also highland scotland. a weather front is close by giving some wintry weather in the north but it is in the process of fizzling away. i think on friday and might start off wet in some areas but through the afternoon, it should dry out to an extent. they could be some brightness around with showers across the south of the country. here is saturday. low pressure close by and display pressure is giving us a headache. not entirely sure how much rain, sleet or snow there is going to be, because this weekend it looks as though things are going to temporarily turn colder. the winds will be coming in the north, the colder undercutting this weather front. the possibility of some snow across the welsh hills, may be further south, over the hills. we are mostly talking about rain. in the north, they could be some sunshine. while the air is trying to move in but we still have some cold air temporarily over us during sunday. with the weather front trying to come in and bumping into the cold air in the east, again the pos

away from those very cold spots in highland scotland, that's all below freezing, so a widespread frost and where you saw some of saturday's wet weather. a few lingering fog patches and parts of scotland, many, though, a sunny start, some turning hazy. thicker cloud to southwest england, wales and northern ireland, bringing in some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow. snow mostly on hills, but perhaps some low levels for a time in parts of wales and northern ireland, and what is going to be another quite cold, raw day out there. that easterly wind not quite as strong across southern parts as it was during saturday. bit of patchy rain and drizzle also pushing into parts of southeast england to end the day and staying damp across southern parts going into monday morning, and wet in northern ireland with further rain, sleet and hill snow around here. a few wintry showers in northern scotland overnight and into monday. it's not going to be as cold at night. so, a wet start in northern ireland, further rain, sleet and hill snow and some of this will push on towards parts of scotland during mon

their destination, a rugged area of lunar highlands called fra mauro. a poll 13 aborted as the closest to the moon. but now we're going to try again. but why fra mauro. >> what happened to the moon during the first years, a period on earth, how does the earth and moon differ from composition? by visiting fra mauro we hope to sample the bedrock of the moon. the two are different, material that perhaps those dating back to the beginning of the solar system. >> we're thinking of the soil being 4.5 billion years old. >> this will be dramatically reviewed or confirmed, at the apollo 14 mission when they actually visit fra mauro. >> most of the activity is according to one place on the moon, and we have found that near or inside fra mauro. >> everything went smoothly during earth orbit, and for the burn that sent apollo 14 towards the moon. and stewart rue cell, move the command module kitty hawk, aligned with the lunar module and theresa. >> we are unable to go capture. >> plus they tried three times. . >> we did not launch. >> we're seeing on tv here. >> as

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across the higher ground of scotland with some centimetres accumulating over at higher reaches of the highlandss and not something we've seen in recent days. for tuesday, the cold air comes back southwards across northern and eastern areas of the uk so for many parts of the uk tuesday will be a cold but sunny day and there will be a few showers or northern scotland and a few showers running into norfolk, thick cloud and towards the south and west but for most, feeling colder, temperatures between three and five celsius with cloudy, damp weather affecting us around nine or 10 celsius through tuesday afternoon. there will be further temperature contrast midweek and we can see a weather system moving on from the atlantic bringing more rain but as it bumps into the cold air we could see a spell of snow for a time over the higher ground. it's across western areas we will see the continued mild air pushing in with temperatures between nine, ten, 11, but across north—eastern areas of the uk we have cold air so temperatures between three and five celsius. that is your weather. the public are urged to f

could bea and snow even to low levels, could be a couple of centimetres, ten centimetres across the highlandsscotland. for england and wales, a cold night and we are likely to see freezing fog developing as temperatures dripped to about —6 in the coldest spots. some freezing fog slow to clear tomorrow morning and also icy stretches on the road as well. the weather front clears out of scotla nd well. the weather front clears out of scotland and northern ireland, pushing some snowfall into northern england but further south across england but further south across england and wales, largely dry with a bit of sunshine breaking through but in places, the freezing fog will linger all day and where it does, temperatures are struggling to get much above freezing. further north, a return to sunnier skies but with some wintry showers from the north. into friday, still slow moving weather front with us. not a particularly active feature but it brings more snowfall during friday, almost anywhere across england and wales, most likely through parts of the midlands and into wales as well. still a few flurri

there could be a hard frost, temperatures down to —15 celsius in one or two spots in the scottish highlandsrt the weekend on a cold note, but bright with plenty of sunshine. freezing frog across —— freezing fog gci’oss freezing frog across —— freezing fog across central and southern areas. a stronger breeze from the west. temperatures recovering to the seasonal norm for stornoway. another cold day for most of us after the frosty start. for the second half of the weekend, we hold onto this front gci’oss the weekend, we hold onto this front across the north of the country, stronger winds here, outbreaks of rain, high pressure closer to the cell. a cold and frosty stock for sunday morning. a bit of cloud around, may be some fog, which will clear, then it will be sunny. the further north you go, more cloud around and wetter. a bit of snow over the high ground. temperatures just creeping up a degree or so gci’oss just creeping up a degree or so across the west as we begin to pick up across the west as we begin to pick up the atlantic influence. that will make itself present as it moves through t

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their destination, a rugged area of lunar highlands called fra mauro.pollo 13 aborted as it neared the moon and was not able to land at the site. now we were trying again, but why fra mauro? >> what happened to the moon during its first billion years a , period on earth, how does the earth and moon differ in overall composition? by visiting fra mauro we hope to sample the very bedrock of the moon. materials that are different, material that perhaps those dating back to the beginning of the solar system. >> only 3.5 billion years old or 3.7 billion years old. >> this will be dramatically refuted or confirmed at the apollo 14 mission when they actually visit fra mauro. >> most of the activity is associated with one place on the moon and we have tentatively located that place in or near the crater, fra mauro. ♪ narrator: everything went smoothly during earth orbit and for the burn that sent apollo 14 towards the moon. then stuart roosa moved the command module kitty hawk still attached to the third booster. >> we are unable to go capture. narrator: twice t

the various police agencies that are deployed around the capital we're not seeing them conduct a highland high number of of these people who are in violation of the curfew. >>alexander you know for those of us who have little the field trips and school in who gun to the capital. it seems leno. they have metal detectors. you have to go through a bit of a process even though it's the people's house to get in is not astounding. the breach that occurred today and how easily. it penetrated. >>yeah in fact it's so astounding that some lawmakers are calling for some sort of a commission to be established. to investigate how it is that happened, i mean we saw those striking images though these pro trump protesters were just taking any object they could get their hands on and bashing in the with those to the capitol to gain access to the building. we've heard some unconfirmed reports still at this time that some of these protesters may have had some sort of a tear gas or smoke device that they used on the police officers. so a lot of questions still surrounding what all happened. obviously the pol

but above 200 metres we are going to see the snow really accumulate across the highlands and grampiansre rain coming in. but by the end of the afternoon we could have up to 15 centimetres on the tops of the pennines. by tomorrow morning we could have up to 20 centimetres of snow across the highlands and grampians above 200 metres. so, a cold afternoon in prospect in the north, very mild for northern ireland, england and wales. 11—14 degrees. as we go through the evening and overnight, here comes the second band of rain eventuallyjoining forces with this band of rain and snow across scotland, a line of heavy, potentially thundery showers moves in across parts of england and wales. but once again here and northern ireland, it's going to be a mild night, whereas in scotland it's going to be cold, particularly in sheltered glens where there is a risk of ice and also some frost. our two merged fronts tomorrow are going to slowly slip southwards as the weakening feature. behind them, some sunshine, some wintry showers, and ahead of them we will see some brightness and wintry showers and some

highlands wife john is relieved. it was done now in other areas they even large poor people but not here thank god there are lots of stores everything safe the sun the usa are where like the kids often play outside. and they go to school and come home without us having to worry you can make it into a house that is. to keep his children safe alan goes out of control every evening. put on your masks. 'd twice a week he takes his sons with him alan junior is 13 and yorick 15. ready. they're armed and masked in order to prevent reprisals. they then set out on their 4 hour patrol. shut the door. it's 9 o'clock in the evening they meet fellow vigilantes from the neighborhood. who are. not. the group is made up of shopkeepers office workers and even school children. you try out the walkie talkie i 'd tell you where you go you sure you tell you tell you. i don't think from what i we're going to patrol on the other side. some of the men carry guns. letter after 5 minutes they reach a central square. one. of them because i was

flamingos after a storm in the highlands of chile. foster spends about 7 months a year on photo safari. misty lied to far when people ask me how to make of you to fall landscape photo or create a great atmosphere my answer is always the same dos the more often you come to a place the better you get to know it and the better your chances are of being able to capture that special picture on that specific place of the small dolphins. stefan foster on a hike near his hometown vienna in eastern switzerland to him experiencing nature means sensing himself as part of it something that fascinated him even as a boy. thank you so much up and all what i think everyone has some place where they're totally happy. for me that place begins when the door closes behind all the but i can walk out into the works like you slide some point the words were placed by iceland work it out from i actually started walking across the debates he interrupts and only took my camera along to record my memories of this hot cuts how i got started with the top irish may

i wanted to mention, the highlanders, i thought they had 19. an ultimate lee - i think most of the point is that you do not talk about this very much in the mountains. in the recent years of that is where the lines were drawn. more than anywhere else. it was almost have not to act in syria. and all of the other places . they would not go any further or else . the very successful one. i call them the thin blue lines. i think other people do as well. in macedonia, and the u.s. troops, the most successful u.s. peace operations ever. because they didn't dare with do they're going to do. which dumb people into macedonia. 600 gis were there. that is all it took. the immense political pressure even with the clintons take robust physical action. david: ethylene only talk about that . i do know this very well. back in the days and new york times what is really kind of exciting times. i did not do that. i had actually, people who have been upset that i did not talk about the redlines between divining of taiwan and china. there right reasons for the redli

host: okay that is jim in highland park new jersey, go ahead. guest: i have not studied it from that field, plenty of people who have written more than anyone could possibly read and what president trump they think has done wrong, what they think he has done to the press, i focused on topics that are under covered in underserved people are not reporting on and from my viewpoint, the censorship that the media is responsible for and what i've seen on the internet particularly what we seem to obvious in the weeks building up to the election as farmer concerning in the political realm from what politicians try to do in political figures try to advance their narrative, talk about that in the book, it is their job but as reporters were supposed to be the great equalizer in some sense, this simply reporting narrative and continues to try to be neutral and objective when were reporting simple facts, warmer investigating something enough narrative to the extent that we can present something powerful interest is trying to hide and that's where we focused

let's end the show on gorgeous images of the northern light this is a picture from the scottish highlandsy our bbc weather watcher. the earth's atmosphere adams collide and this can only be under clear skies and i darkness. there is light out there in the universe, we all just have to look for it. i am k watching "bbc world news narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. rat the hght of the conflict.d into vietnam he became a single parent of two young chdren. we moved a lot. we slept in rest areas. we slept in our car. t i didn't realit we were actually homeless. it makes your world really small. if we happened to stay in a motel that t happened to have a tv,s really special. we loved nova. w especialn it would be about space. we would talk for hours about the universe. watching nova, i felt big, lik

away from those very cold spots in highland scotland, that's all below freezing, so a widespread frostht in the northern isles and where you saw some of saturday's wet weather. a few lingering fog patches in parts of scotland, many, though, a sunny start, some turning hazy. thicker cloud to southwest england, wales and northern ireland, bringing in some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow. snow mostly on hills, but perhaps some low levels for a time in parts of wales and northern ireland, and what is going to be another quite cold, raw day out there. that easterly wind not quite as strong across southern parts as it was during saturday. bit of patchy rain and drizzle also pushing into parts of southeast england to end the day and staying damp across southern parts going into monday morning, and wet in northern ireland with further rain, sleet and hill snow around here. a few wintry showers in northern scotland overnight and into monday. it's not going to be as cold at night. so, a wet start in northern ireland, further rain, sleet and hill snow and some of this will push on towards parts

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across the higher ground of scotland with some centimetres accumulating over at higher reaches of the highlandsatures eight to ten celsius and not something we've seen in recent days. for tuesday, the cold air comes back southwards across northern and eastern areas of the uk so for many parts of the uk tuesday will be a cold but sunny day and there will be a few showers or northern scotland and a few showers running into norfolk, thick cloud and towards the south and west but for most, feeling cold i temperatures between three and five celsius with cloudy, damp temperatures around nine or 10 celsius through tuesday afternoon. there will be further temperature contrast midweek and we can see a weather system moving on from the atla ntic weather system moving on from the atlantic bringing more rain but as it bumps into the cold air we could see a spell of snow for a time over the higher ground. it's across western areas we will see the continued mild air pushing in with temperatures between nine, ten, 11, but across north—eastern areas of the uk we have cold air so temperatures between three and

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temperatures in the western highlands could fall as low as —40 -6.egrees. as we move from tuesday to wednesday, we say goodbye to this area of high pressure. allowing the gates to open for low pressure and this front coming our way. so during the course of wednesday we will have lighter winds. there will be a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, still some showers are in the east and south. the timing of this weather front coming in will be later in the afternoon and evening. that could still change. what it is going to do is introduce round and also some snow. these are the temperatures. one to five or 6 degrees. if i stop here for a second, this weather front overnight is going to be sinking southwards across scotland. as it does so, it would bring some snow with it. a few centimetres possible even to lower levels. snow in northern ireland is more likely to be in the hills. it will —— we will wake up and thursday morning with a light dusting in parts of northern england and north wales. for the rest of thursday, eventually that weather front

sports in our 6 o'clock news for now we're live at the chase center kylen mills kron 4 sports alright highland looking forward to that coming up. >>has your stimulus payment arrived yet if not we are going to show you a cool tool. >>you could use to see when it's going to be in your mailbox and supporters of julian assange are celebrating why uk judge blocked his extradition to >>for your money tonight have you got your second coronavirus stimulus payment yet if you qualify and have not yet received at the irs as a tool to check in see where it is so it's going on many people have reported receiving it around january 1st the irs get my payment tool is now live on the irs website. the irs says some folks may experience some delays due to all the traffic so many people visiting the site the tool though shows the date of the payment and whether it was sent via direct deposit or if a paper check was mailed. we have posted a link to this tool on our website kron 4 dot com. >>british prime minister boris johnson is announcing a new national lockdown in the uk to help combat that new highly contagiou

we could have five to ten centimetres of snow, down to about 300 metres in the highlands and grampians england, wales and northern ireland, as well as southern scotland. that's helping maintain the temperature level at eight to ten for you. now through this evening and overnight, what you'll find is all of this cloud and rain will move southwards, producing some snow in the hills of southern scotland and also northern england. clear skies behind with some snow showers even at sea levels in the north of scotland. so a cold night with the risk of ice and also some frost, but comparatively milder further south. but it's tomorrow in the south and southwest, we hang onto the cloud and rain and milder conditions. sunny for the rest of us, but unsettled on wednesday. hello, this is bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. the headlines... a warning from england's chief medical officer that the peak of the pandemic is still to come — and the next few weeks will be worst — as the government looks at improving enforcement of the current lockdown measures. the most important thing, and i cannot stress th

since it started in 2006, the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlands to the top, grab your prize and come back down. excuse me, sir. he's telling me it's my turn. ok, you can go. freestyle ? freestyle, yeah, freestyle. ok, here we go. laughter. come on. good try. come on. as the games continue, my form doesn't really improve. come on, bbc! it was by a feather that we lost! applause. a game that i'm not bad at — i think it's my height advantage. everyone gets a shot, or...? hold on. let's watch. cheering and applause. that's way farther than mine! i guess you might think that coming so far away, you wouldn't be able to make friends or it might be a strange tourist experience. but i always find it's some of the best ones. when you come to these remote places, there's not many foreign tourists, so people are just so accepting and grateful that you're here, and will share everything with you. right, that's all for this week. coming up next time: rajan is here to look at the uphill battle europe's ski resorts have faced during this winter of lockdowns and c

>>highland right so there's a blue friend board right behind me has warriors going through it right nowsorry you guys can't see it. they'll be 90 fans on that board during the game so they can't come in person obviously is not safe enough yet for everyone to attend games that's just life now but they'll be here in spirit will get to watch virtually and then hopefully sooner rather than later, we can pack is chase center. safely again and get back to life as we we're so accustomed to watching live sports. >>all right jason, thank you so much some great insight. there tip off set for 7.30 and be sure to follow jason on twitter to get the latest in-game updates and walk will of course have highlights later on tonight. all right moving along to the ice a big day for the san jose sharks, 9 months in the making the team was back on the ice for the first practice of the 2021 season training camp was moved to the ice 10 in arizona due to santa clara clara county covid restrictions, the sharks have a lot to prove coming off a last place finish in the western conference the team is looking to tur