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saying this is— people in the home office saying this is a — people in the home office saying this isont of the independent has an exclusive. eu nations rule out deals with uk on deportation. this could have quite serious implications, couldn't it? indeed it could. the priti patel once countries where people have come from as refugees to accept them when we send them back. we will not accept them settling here and we would like to send them back to one of the eu countries from whence they came. but france, germany and belgium are not having any of it. it seems as if priti patel is going to be stymied in this attempt. again, it is another one of those stories where i would quite like to have some more detail as to whether this is a firm resolution on the part of the eu are just some countries voicing discontent over the issue. your paper, then, can you give us any more detail? it is your paper, then, can you give us any more detail?— your paper, then, can you give us any more detail? it is an odd story because they _ any more detail? it is an odd story because they had _ any more detai

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but since the pandemic shoppers tourists and commuters have stayed away whilst online retail and home offices. retail spaces are now shuttered the demand for office space is also decreasing shopping and business districts. functionality is the definite development. draw is the city the european city thrives on social and functional diversity a street like this needs people living and working and doing business. all. together with mike youssef from the frankfurt city council plans to transform the room a whole neighborhood in the city center it still takes some imagination to envisage the new district the plan includes a generous green area and will serve a range of purposes at the moment it's a commercial and administrative area but the idea is to build $20000.00 apartments close to schools retail sports facilities and commercial estates the aim is to diversify and place more importance on avenues parks and courtyards in this respect the future room a half will be reminiscent of late 19th century urban planning in that we don't want to just recreate that period we want to take the qualities t

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germany's digitalization is lagging far behind many companies were ill equipped for employees moving home offices schools all but unable to offer digital learning but things seem to be improving with some startups using the crisis to promote digital projects. the cafeteria is empty no one can eat here because of strict guidelines that are likely to remain in place for a long time and yet hundreds of employees in this frankfurt business complex need their lunch and they'll get it thanks to a new app designed to order lunch while strictly adhering to social distancing guidelines customers order and pay by phone their meal is ready for pick up and the lock box just minutes later for the company behind the app the pandemic create it's just the right environment to launch. the crew of our isp and demi came as a shock for us initially as many of our clients are restaurants and much affected by the lock down but now we have seen that the crisis is actually an accelerator for digital technologies demand for digitalisation is up and for us that's a big chance. the pandemic gave a boost to the start up beh

cat hallam was using the home office's new tool to check and verify the photo was up to the job.t it was multiple attempts that i'd been trying. it could not recognise my features on my face. the first thing that it mentioned was it was looking for my eyes, it was looking for the outline of — it couldn't see the outlines of my mouth. i also held back my hair, so i tried doing that as well, just to be able to see if i could be able to assist the camera to take the photograph of me properly, or upload it properly. cat, who works as a technologist, knew that what she'd experienced was an ongoing issue, and tweeted about it. i'm glad that the response did go out because it obviously showed that there had been a problem there, detecting that with especially ethnic minorities. two years on, ethnic minorities still face similar issues. the home office says: how does this make you feel, as somebody with dark skin, where you possibly don't feel like this has been designed properly to cater for you? there is a broad spectrum of people with various skin tones, ranging from very light indivi

for the euro crisis is portugal's now set to become europe's silicon valley and how's this for home office bolting works for few would dare to even look. at the program and as more problems with the boeing's already troubled $737.00. max the plane maker is pausing deliveries of the airliner which had been grounded for 20 months after 2 fatal crashes the f.a.a. cleared it for service again in a vendor last year but earlier this month boeing notified 16 airlines of an electrical power system problem with the jets leading to more than $100.00 maxes worldwide being grounded once again morning also says it lost $537000000.00 in the 1st quarter which is x. 6 consecutive quarterly loss. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent korda in new york let's yes let's start with the 737 max boeing has the pauls deliveries for now how big of a problem all we talking here when we talk about this electrical issue you know the fix is definitely taking longer than a boeing had told for boeing itself is circulating that the fix itself would only take a couple of days but so far regulators actual

the home office says it provides those in self—catered accommodation with £39.60 a week, that 5 aroundall taken time out today to distribute the ramadan food packs. up bright and early to help provide more than 1,000 people with a weekly ramadan food parcel. many of those receiving the packs are asylum seekers from muslim countries waiting to hear from the government whether they will let them remain in the uk. it is good to be out with my dad and helping people. it is also quite fun, seeing different people, going to different people's houses as well. on top of the usual help they provide, five charitable organisations have come together to give festive foods like dates and a meat voucher for iftar, when muslims open their fasts. they have only got £5 per person per day, so at least what we will do is we will provide them with as many items as they need to put on a good meal for theirfamily for the month of ramadan. believe it or not, we are fasting, but people actually cook more and, you know, provide a bigger mealfor theirfamilies because they have been fasting. so i have been given

the father of the family mark has set up his home office in their bedroom he'd rather work here than take the bus and subway to work during a pandemic he considers that too risky in a europe wide comparison germany only comes in as average when it comes to working at home instead of remaining at the workplace less than 40 percent of german employees work from home mark is finding it quite a challenge to work in this environment as god's will for me it's hard for me to combine my working world and the atmosphere that normally surrounds me with working at home with my child my dog my wife it's quite challenging at times months when a sport is exempt missile marc is trying to imagine what the future will be like after the pandemic is over he's in charge of a startup that's developing ideas for a new kind of tourism after coke at 19 all in all the bergdorf are very grateful that they've made it through the pandemic healthy so far. after the terror attack 5 years ago and bacon belgium became known as a terrorism hotspot. a young tech entrepreneur wants to show that the brussels neighborho

now studying to be a mental house now this is a situation that could have been avoided had the home office had in place procedures and processes which understood the realities of people's lives and didn't try to bar them from settling in the u.k. in the 1st instance so help us understand more about the reality of life for an undocumented migrant occurs many of them are driven into exploitation. yeah absolutely so for anyone who is undocumented in the u.k. so anyone who falls of that cycle whether it's they're unable to renew their status or there's a breakdown a relationship in their visa has been reliant on a partner they fall into something called the hostile environment now that hostile environment is a set of policies which denies you the right to to public services it denies you the right to health care it denies you the right to any kind of support system whatsoever and pushes you underground now the reality for anyone in the u.k. or in any country is that you must work in order to provide for yourself and for your family especially if you are unable to access public the public safet

advantage over because tell us there he says domestic tourists have increased some are relocating their home office from the bulgarian cities to the beach no people are more interested of apartments than of hotels they. think the apartments are safe people are having their own place they stay by themselves if they want to clean for them if they don't want to we don't bother them they have their own kitchen or nurse tell a different story there was a 80 percent drop in the number of foreign tourists last year compared to 21000 as long as their governments do not advise or support foreign travel it will be difficult to keep these hotels running not so long ago there was a travel ban here tourists from britain germany and neighboring romania appreciated a cheaper version of their beach holiday but now instead of bookings hundreds of hotels are up for sale. works at the national tourism board in sofia she says without government investment many coastal properties will not survive she says it will take years to restore the tourism industry only in 2025 maybe we will draw the levels of 2019 until then it

struck but since the pandemic shoppers tourists and commuters have stayed away online retail and home offices. retail spaces are now shuttered the demand for office space is also decreasing shopping and business districts. functionality is the definite development. draw is the city the european city thrives on social and functional diversity a street like this needs people living and working and doing business. all . together with mike youssef from the frankfurt city council plans to transform the room a whole neighborhood in the city center it still takes some imagination to envisage the new district the plan includes a generous green area and will serve a range of purposes at the moment it's a commercial and ministry area but the idea is to build $20000.00 apartments close to schools retail sports facilities and commercial estates the aim is to diversify and place more importance on avenues parks and courtyards in this respect the future room a half will be revenue of late 19th century urban planning we don't want to just recreate that period we want to take the qualities that make up those

the home office says they irovide children. the home office says they provide asylum _ children. otherwise be destitute with free accommodation and cover utility costs. they say those in full board accommodation provided with e8 costs. they say those in full board accommodation provided with £8 per week for clothes, nonprescription medicines and travel while those in self catered accommodation receive a weekly allowance of 39.60. ramadan is a time of fasting but also charity. fist is a time of fasting but also chari . �* ., ._ ,., charity. at the end of the day, you are helping _ charity. at the end of the day, you are helping people _ charity. at the end of the day, you are helping people with _ charity. at the end of the day, you are helping people with deliveries| are helping people with deliveries of food packages. but also it's the fact that you will get food at the end of the day, thankfully. not everyone is in that position. so thinking in that manner, the time flies, the month flies and you miss it when it's gone for stop delivering these packages is just one of many examp

what he's saying about the raid on his home and office and will he turn on donald trump?s my next. >>> bodies burned, day and night. makeshift crematoriums, as the pandemic devastates india. tonight, cnn is on the ground, as the united states is scrambling to provide any help. >>> a new witness speaks out to cnn what she saw before deputies shot and killed andrew brown, jr., in north carolina. her account is head. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, preparing for battle. federal authorities now bracing for trump'

>>> also this morning, rudy giuliani's lawyer speaks out hours after agents raided giuliani's home and office breaking crue boue nst former industry, big news for the cruise industry. what the cdc is now saying about cruise ships setting sail again. >>> plus, the shocking discovery in las vegas as a couple was installing their backyard swimming pool. >>> what's your type? the new push to find the new font of the future. >>> and later, sleepy ted? was ted cruz really sleeping during the president's address? >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with president biden laying out a new plan for american families and workers with a hefty price tag. >> in his first address to a joint session of congress, the president called on lawmakers to reshape the american economy in the wake of the pandemic while also pushing his plans for police reform and immigration policy. >> the speech was delivered without the traditional fanfare. covid restrictions limiting capacity in the house chamber to only 200 people, but this morning reaction is pouring in from across washington. >> that's where abc's ike

just a short while ago giuliani railed on the radio about the fbi's search of his home and office inonnection with his activities in ukra ukraine. he appeared to accuse federal prosecutors of corruption. >>> also peril for congressman matt gaetz. gaetz's associate wrote that gaetz paid for sex with multiple women, including a 17-year-old. a spokesman denied that. >>> the biden administration set to travel most travel from india starting tuesday amid fears the explosion of cases over there could spread here. let's start our coverage with our justice correspondent jessica schneider. you're tracking all the late breaking news on rudy giuliani. >> reporter: rudy giuliani is not staying quiet. he is speaking out on tv, on his radio show and railing against the raid that agents conducted on his home and office. the feds are zeroing in on giuliani's role ousting ambassador marie yovanovitch. new deetails into the investigation of rudy giuliani. the "new york times" now reports at least one of the search warrants served wednesday sought information related to the former ambassador to you cra

speech coming just hours after news broke that federal investigators raided the home and office of the former presidents lawyer, rudy giuliani. as part of an ongoing investigation into giuliani's dealing with ukraine. you may remember that giuliani set himself the task of digging up dirt on the bidens in the ukraine, part of his effort to keep joe biden away from that podium tonight. he did not succeed. we'll have much more on that story ahead with one of the former presidents impeachment managers. congressman adam schiff. but first, it was a historic night. two women seated by the president for the very first time. and the joint address to congress. one of those being a woman of color. vice president kamala harris. the address was also unlike any other due to the ongoing pandemic. you can see it there in the shot. just 200 members of congress and officials attending. where they're usually 1600. they were seated apart from each other for social distancing purposes. but much else about tonight was familiar to joe biden. who of course, attended dozens of these addresses during his 36 yea

first let's get the very latest on the extraordinary raids of rudy giuliani's home and office. our senior legal affairs correspondent, paula reed, has been working the story for us. paula, giuliani is now trump's second attorney raided by the fbi. how much trouble potentially, potentially, go jecould giulian be in here? >> potentially a lot of trouble. his attorney described what is in this search warrant and it confirms that this is related into an investigation into possible foreign lobbying violations. if you're working on behalf of a foreign entity, you need to disclose that to the justice department. now, we've also learned that several of giuliani's electronic devices were seized and in this warrant, investigators are also looking specifically for communications between giuliani and several other individuals, including columnist john solomon who wrote a lot about ukraine in the weeks and months leading up to the election. this is a very significant turning point in this years-long investigation into giuliani, looking at whether he was lobbying on behalf of officials in uk

you holding pen demick has been impacting the fashion business and how to look sharp even in your home office. on chris colfer welcome to the program companies in the united states are to foot most of the bill for the plat massive investments into the country's infrastructure and while president joe biden signaled a willingness to negotiate on how much business would have to bay it's clear that the money raised will not just go into rebuilding roads and bridges. the u.s. is making very little progress with its high speed broadband network father has some 50005 g. base stations in the country china is fought head with 14 times that amount china's everett's speed of 5 g. is also significantly higher u.s. president joe biden is determined to change that he says huge infrastructure spending program includes $100000000000.00 fund for rolling out 5 g. infrastructure take look. do you think china is waiting around or invest in this digital infrastructure and research and development i promise you they are not wait for 3rd car new american democracy to be too slow too limited and too divided to keep

provided an emphatic reminder of that fact, when they executed multiple search warrants at rudy's home and officefederal criminal investigation into rudy giuliani. yesterday, the fbi raided his home and office in new york and seized cellphones and other electronic devices this investigation involves the same u.s. attorney's office giuliani used to run back in the 1980s. >> the execution of search warrants is an extraordinary action for prosecutors to take against a lawyer, let alone a lawyer for a former president. the move marked a major development in the long running investigation into mr. giuliani, which examines some of the same people and conduct that were at the center of mr. trump's first impeachment trial. >> it's unusual, to say rant onn attorney, because theoretically that could uncover privileged attorney/client information. >> seth: something tells me this is the first rudy's hearing of attorney/client privilege. he probably just thought they meant it's a privilege for an attorney to actually have a client "honey, someone finally hired me, put on your pearls and your dancing shoes. w

infrastructure, and i am responsible for securing senators, the staff on the capitol complex, and the home offices. i do not command or direct the operations of the capitol police others who perform the physical security and protection of those members, staff, and officers. i exercise oversight and provide guidance through my authority as member of the capital of the capitol police board. -- as a member of the capitol police board. i coordinate as necessary with external agencies like federal air marshals. i fund, install, and manage safety and security programs at home offices, and i provide training to staff on emergency response preparedness and continuity response. chairman reed: let me follow that up with general gibson. have the events of january 6 cause you to rethink your responsibilities and the coordination mechanism? all roads seem to lead to back to the capitol police board, and your experience, general, which suggests in a crisis, committees don't function very well. we have to prepare for crises. could you comment on what changes you think should be enacted? general gibson i definite

he says what federal authorities did when raiding his home and office was unconscionable.m cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to all of you watching here in the

meanwhile, 2 men recovering after a shooting in valais home officers say they found the duo shot near washington park on out the street thursday. medics took him to the hospital in serious condition. anyone with information now urged to come forward with us. well, to help them out and fresno an argument now being blamed on a shooting that killed one man and injured 2 others at a fresno county vineyard. investigators say the victims and the suspects worked there when 2 men pulled out guns and started shooting. one man died at the scene tonight. detectives are still searching for the 2 shooters who managed to drive away before cops got to the scene. let's talk weather this saturday night at 6 o'clock a live look outside at san francisco. courtesy of the sutro tower camera. it was a warm day. hopefully you got a chance to get out and enjoy it all kron 4 meteorologist rebecca strong in tonight. former bree so with a look at what's to come on sunday. >> yeah, guys. it's going to get even warmer as we get into tomorrow. jonathan, it was gorgeous around the bay area today. hopefully, yes, yo

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tested on day two and day eight of the quarantine period through a company that is advertised on the home—officeuarantine and telegraph salute to this how one of those countries is facing such demand that they are unable to even send out tests, let alone protest them. a lot of family members have had that issue and have heard from a colleague possible his family that the quarantine system at the moment and we foreign travel is being tested in the way their preferences going ahead isn't actually working and it could be a significant risk to the uk transmission rates. but also in a state where people are legally unable to leave quarantine and even after their quarantine period, because they have been unable to get those tests and all of those are about the logistics and to introduce about the logistics and to introduce a plan for the traffic light system and testing criteria at the gym to make sure it works on the ground and for something as big as this, making sure that you're opening up foreign travel but you're going to have hundreds of thousands of more tests, that's going to cause serious iss

taking aim at how he plans to pay for it >>> also the fbi raiding rudy giuliani's new york city home and officeey seized from donald trump's former personal attorney and how he's responding. >>> the judge's ruling on body cam footage of the police killing of andrew brown jr. the family allowed to see it but not the public and what a prosecutor now says brown did before police started firing >>> the first juror to break his silence after the derek chauvin verdict. what he says the jury deliberated over the longest inside the room >>> severe weather on the move tornadoes in oklahoma, flooding in arkansas, drivers rescued. where it's all headed next >>> our exclusive in the sky with american fighter jets on a mission to keep russia out of u.s. airspace >>> and the tributes pouring in for the nasa pioneer >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone president biden's speech before congress tonight will not have the usual trappings or even attendance. covid shrinking the audience to just a few hundred. the big numbers of the night will be the president's propo

how's this for a home office one brit who boldly works or few would dare to even look. on chris colburn berlin book the program and as more problems with boeing's already troubles $737.00 the plane maker is pausing deliveries of the airliner which had been grounded for 20 months after 2 fatal crashes the f.a.a. cleared it for service again in a vendor last year but earlier this month boeing notified 16 airlines of an electrical power system problem with the jets leading to more than $100.00 maxes worldwide being grounded once again bolling also says it lost $537000000.00 in the 1st quarter which is 6 consecutive quarterly loss. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent yes quarter in new york let's yes let's start with the 737 max boeing has to pause deliveries for now how big of a problem are we talking here when we talk about this electrical issue. yeah the fix is definitely taking longer than a boeing had hoped for boeing itself is circulating that the fix itself would only take a couple of days but so far regulators actually have not approved this fix

the father of the family mark has set up his home office in their bedroom he'd rather work here thantake the bus and subway to work during a pandemic he considers that too risky in a europe wide comparison germany only comes in as average when it comes to working at home instead of remaining at the workplace less than 40 percent of german employees work from home mark is finding it quite a challenge to work in this environment as god's will for me it's hard for me to combine my working world and the atmosphere that normally surrounds me with working at home with my child my dog my wife it's quite challenging at times months motorsport was exam. mark is trying to imagine what the future will be like after the pandemic is over he's in charge of a startup that's developing ideas for a new kind of tourism after coke at 19 all in all the bergdorf are very grateful that they've made it through the pandemic healthy so far. after the terror attack 5 years ago and bacon belgium became known as a terrorism hotspot. a young tech entrepreneur wants to show that the brussels neighborhood has more

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the father of the family mark has set up his home office in their bedroom he'd rather work here than take the bus and subway to work during a pandemic he considers that too risky in a europe wide comparison germany only comes in as average when it comes to working at home instead of remaining at the workplace less than 40 percent of german employees work from home mark is finding it quite a challenge to work in this environment. dodgeball for me it's hard for me to combine my working world and the atmosphere that normally surrounds me with working at home with my child my dog my wife it's quite challenging at times months wonder sport is exotic. marc is trying to imagine what the future will be like after the pandemic is over he's in charge of a startup that's developing ideas for a new kind of tourism after coke at 19 all in all the bergdorf are very grateful that they've made it through the pandemic healthy so far. after the terror attack 5 years ago moment bacon belgium became known as a terrorism hotspot. a young tech entrepreneur wants to show that the brussels neighborhood has

it was revealed that federal investigators raided his home and office as part of his time as president trump's attorney. i asked president biden whether he was aware of the raid before it happened. here was his response. >> federal investigators searched the home and office of rudy giuliani as part of an investigation into his time as president trump's attorney, his dealings with ukraine. were you aware of that before it happened? >> i give you my word i was not. i made a pledge i would not interfere, order or try to stop any investigation had underway. i learned about that last night when the rest of the world learned about it. my word. >> have you been briefed on any other investigations? >> no, and i am not asking to be briefed. the last president politicized the department so badly that many left. it's not the role of the president to say who should and should not be prosecuted. >> president biden insisting he had no prior knowledge of that raid. and also indicating he had not been briefed on any other investigations involving president trump or predecessors, allies as well. tonigh

it is not just home working and coming into offices, we are also providing colleagues an opportunity,es, in opportunity to sign up to near home working arrangements. for certain types of roles, we provide the option to be a colleague or work buddy or client in a near home location. anna: that is interesting. this, near office location, i assumed that gives employees the flexibility to move to other parts of the country that they might not have considered before. how do you ensure, when working with a third partner, how do you make sure that they can do everything very securely from a third party location? tanuj: good question. we spent a great deal of time thinking about it. i will start off by saying, when we designed our approach to hybrid working, we did an analysis. in a bank, there are some roles which clearly cannot be done at any other location outside of maine offices, tellers, traders. all of those roles will be done or continue to be done from our offices. the work that is being done is that the job family level. we want to make sure we meet all the standards and regulations

that it's worth the effort and the legal risk of executing a search warrant at an attorney's home or office this case, we're talking about the former -- maybe current attorney to the former president of the united states. the that is an incredibly tough case to make. they clearly made it. and then presented their case to the judge and that's how it got yesterday. >> because the key question is giuliani being trump's attorney, attorney client privilege obviously we heard of that so often. and where is the line here? i mean, it's clearly something they considered extensively before they would move in this direction. >> that's right. so what they'll have to do first is everything that they have taken in the course of the search warrants will have to first be revealed by what they call a team. prosecutors and agents who are not connected to the prosecution in any way. they will remove from that material anything that could be covered by the attorney-client privilege. and what is left will go to the investigative team. what they're looking for is not communications between giuliani and trump. th

curfew they're tired of not possibility going out mothers fathers are tired with home schooling home office the possibility of digitalisation isn't working as it should there is a big frustration in the population here in germany and i think putting us all into a lockdown situation was like a repression won't help we need to work it out a different way of course there's no question to spend demick is dangerous this virus is dangerous but what we have to face is a situation is. said before that to be smarter protection it's just keep your distance where your mouth do the testing on a regular basis make sure that the vaccine is working and everybody gets the vaccine on a quick pace these are the issues that have to be done and not go into a curfew for example which doesn't work anyhow and probably will be taken away by any kind of lawsuits very quickly because the evidence is missing and just for accuracy's sake it's not just curfews that she said proposing but for now thank you so very much professor andrew allman from the opposition f.t.p. in the parliamentary health committee as well we ap

the town mp is calling on the home office to deport the men.redecessors made many years ago now. in a statement, the home office said it was determined to tackle child sex exploitation and that cases of foreign national offenders involved in these crimes have recently been reviewed and they intend to update their victims. the son of the new us presidentjoe biden has been defending himself against allegations of corruption dating back to when his father was barack obama�*s vice president. hunter biden told the bbc he failed to apreciate that his involvement in a ukrainian gas company could be percieved in the wrong way. three months on from his father�*s inauguration — hunter biden has published a memoir that also deals with his addictions to alcohol and crack cocaine. mishal husain has been talking to him. hunter got thrown out of the military. he was thrown out, dishonourably discharged... that's not true. he wasn't dishonourably discharged. ..for cocaine use. and he didn�*t have a job until you became vice president. none of that is true. onc

she was unarmed and in her own home when officers executed what is known as a no knock search warrant that led to her death. the ag's announcement runs slightly less than 10 minutes. ag garland: good afternoon. i'm joined today by a recently confirmed deputy attorney general lisa monaco and recently confirmed associate attorney general vanita gupta. they are leaders of great ability and integrity and i am very happy that they have returned to serve again at the justice department. the department is stronger for their presence. the united states department of justice is a federal law enforcement agency our nation's police departments. we are uniquely aware of the challenges faced by those who serve as police officers. we see their commitment firsthand every day and we recognize the complex issues that make their already difficult jobs even harder. the justice department is also charged with ensuring that the constitutional and federal statutory rights of all people are protected. as i explained last week, congress has authorized the department to conduct pattern or practice investigati