and also included the endeavor to make us a nation of 8 of them to see ferrets especially looking at hutch and sure 2 shots but we also seem to feed him and a few quick change among some of the smallest of phone us we think they can get away with and see for us on board for many months beyond the contract so even beyond the 11 month maximum louts and the mega 10 level convention so as you mention that go as far as i was censured for the global trade so apart from the human dignity the current situation threatens the functioning of global supply chain and global economies and we are calling on every and every company and every company that is relying on global shipping to recognize the responsibility and use day when friends to demand that governments open of august to see for us before this crisis gets any worse my ass because i was in good of the very labor union here in germany thank you for your insights thank you. time now for a look at some of the other business stories making news a trio of chinese telecoms companies that were delisted from the new york stock exchange have demanded t

threatened species a local conservation group is one of many trying to protect turtles and their hutchings from a wave of threats. making a break for the ocean in newly hatched green turtle leaves its nest on t.v. beach on kenya south coast its journey monitored by fishermen from a local organization to t.v. turtle police they're happy that the green turtle numbers are bouncing back what. with what humans were the biggest threat the turtles faced because people used to eat them. but we mobilised ourselves here in t. we and turtles and total eggs are no longer being eaten. before. the t.v. turned up police monitor and protect eggs that are laid here now more eggs are hatching them before the fisherman also received training on turtle ecology and they pass this knowledge on to their communities. you know a lot of benefits for the turtles because since 29000 we haven't heard any reports of anyone eating turtles or killing them injuring them so the number of titles that are dying has gone. and people have begun to learn about them. outside. the fisherman also benefit from the conservation proj

hutch used to be a cultural manager but now he leads a very different life.practices the virgin every day. it's like meditation in exercise and when i'm. fascinated by the instrument. and love you and she touch a key in a piano it goes ping ping you. if you touch it here there's a current of yes which means it is my material that some believe that the sun can then on. to invited cameron carpenter to come to berlin from new york. known for his unorthodox style he's one of the fastest organists in the world. he's also created his own digital organ which doesn't need when styles and sounds are transformed into binary data. but he is a virtual cell on the traditional pipe organ to a musician with unflagging passion for his instrument just walking to the console to this day feels fills me with a kind of a deep anticipation and excitement a nervous nose and a readiness as though i'm coming to the moment that i was made for. ease taking it upon himself to free the instrument from the shackles of religion. the idea that the organ comes from church is christian propag

shelter in be hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by kempley some residents of the house are still gathering here every day because they fear that a migrants could move back in. they said to us that we are our sister we are not us is 3 years we suffering and helping that people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and dear europe open the border take them this is what many and can bleep are hoping for as well but for now they have to cope with the little they have. last year march 26th seen as the hottest on record according to the news climate change agency that's despite a dip in emissions and 2020 caused by lockdowns extreme weather events could become more intense and more frequent as temperatures rise scientists say the need for action is more urgent than a. fine is eat up a large swathes of the straightly in bush land in areas left tender dry by drought dozens of people and millions of animals died in the blazes at the turn of last year. but these images were no peculiarity in 2020. month after mo

latin america managed successfully to breed this type of crocodile after artificial incubation yeah hutchings were born in may genuinely and of the only ones to survive of the 24 eggs and they buy them up. with reminder about top story germany's problem and has paid homage to the victims of not susan and other genocide some holocaust remembrance day other ceremonies are taking files from the world with an emphasis on the importance of vigilance against the rise of hatred. up next here on v.w. made in germany outlooks hydrogen powered cars not on the way out the back of the talk of the hour with more. good. many places not many mind sims apparently hydrogen being sold as a clean all round as the energy source of the future many industries are very interesting from the seal to neutral field. but what contention does it really carry. me in germany. next on 3. 100 soft leaves in the night clubs. where i come from abroad your demands an import fountain soft transmitting and for mish and when i was young my country was wrong in many conflicts the war trabant people most people would gather our own

and also include in the endeavor to make resignation available to see ferrets especially looking at hutch and sure to shots but we also seem a wise interference a few change among some of the smallest opponents who think they can get away with having c. follow us on board from many months beyond the contract so even beyond the 11 month next summer doubts and maritime never convention so as you mentioned that go as far as i was censured for the global trade so apart from the human dignity the current situation threatens the functioning of global supply chain hence global economies and we are calling on every and every company in every company that is you lying under wishing to recognize the responsibility and used they were influenced to demand that governments open the borders to see fairness before this crisis gets any worse my ass because i wasn't good of the very labor union here in germany thank you for your insights coronavirus lockdown measures have been a disaster to many economic sectors including the fashion industry by the end of the winter half a 1000000000 pieces of apparel co

hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by complete some residents of are still gathering here every day because they fear that the migrants could move back in. they said to us that we are says we are not to assist 3 years we suffering and helping the people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and the our europe open the border. this is what many and can be far hoping for as well but for now the have to cope with the little they have. for more on the story and we can speak now to unify johansson she is the e.u. commissioner for home affairs in brussels commissioner johansson thank you very much for joining us we heard a woman there say in that report that the migrants do not want to stay in bosnia-herzegovina she said dear europe open the border and take them will you take them well everybody has a right to apply for asylum and those that have reasons to get asylum will get asylum and are welcome and you have been union but those that are not eligible for asylum they cannot come and they have to return to th

enjoy therm who would send me out on things i did policewoman with angie dickinson i did starsky and hutch i did you know i was doing little parts and stuff ok so. he said you've got to go in through this you know is a t.v. show going to be done taxi and it's all these famous guys jim brooks and ed weinberger stand daniels and dave davis and they come from m.t.m. and they did the mary tyler moore show and they did all that i know them for madam ice you know i'm like a new york guy and so i look at the script and there it is this character louis de palma the straw boss in the cab and everybody wants to be a cab driver i mean something else judd wants to be the cab driver who is going to be in it anyway long story short i get the thing i loved it i thought it was like a terrific script they call it a pilot script it was like the 1st episode of many that we did in any way i wanted to really make an impression so i walk into the office jolie traduce is me there's jim brooks standing there's a chair right in the middle of the room you know that's the hot seat you're going to go sit there one of

hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by kempley some residents of the house are still gathering here every day because they fear that migrants could move back in. they said was that we are just we are not to assist 3 years we suffering and helping that people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and da europe open the border take them this is what many in can bleep are hoping for us well but for now they have to cope with the little they have. for more on the story and we can speak now to live a johansson his the e.u. commissioner for home affairs in brussels commissioner johansson thank you very much for joining us we heard a woman there say in that report that the migrants do not want to stay in bosnia-herzegovina she said dear europe open the border and take them will you take them. well everybody has a right to apply for asylum and those that have reasons to get asylum will get asylum and are welcome in u.p.a. in union but those that are not eligible for asylum they cannot come and they have to return

hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by complete some residents of are still gathering here every day because they fear that a migrants could move back in. they said to us that we are lost we are not to assist 3 years we suffering and helping that people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and dear europe open the border take them this is what many and can be for hoping for a swell but for now to have to cope with a little of the half local authorities are setting up new a commendation for the people here you can see them transporting mattresses to the thames but many migrants and refugees have been telling me they're not very happy to move in their midst says the new turns a far worse than the old ones this is a game was living place here this is a. suitable place for leaving during the season if things don't improve ashmit wants to organize the protests in the long term he treats of taking up his medical studies again in germany. to turkey now or president of russia type and one is facing a rare challen

hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by kempley some residents of the hatch are still gathering here every day because they fear that migrants could move back in. they said to us that we are our sister we are not a us history years we suffering and helping that people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and dear europe open the border it take them this is what many and can bleep are hoping for us well but for now they have to cope with the little they have. to turkey now our president in iran is facing a rare challenge to hundreds of students have ignored police warnings and marched across istanbul in protest at his appointment of a loyalist as head of a major university it's a show of defiance on the streets in a country where public dissent is inclusively suppressed. police offices outnumber students at the entrance to istanbul's was it she university whoever wants to get on campus is very carefully checked. it's been like this since earlier this week when news of the surprise appointment of a state ap

shelter in be hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by kempley some residents of the house are still gathering here every day because they fear that migrants could move back in and. they said to us that we are our system we are not a us history years we suffering and helping that people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and the other europe open the border it take them this is what many in kambli far hoping for a swell but for now they have to cope with a little of the half. of the central asian republic of kurdistan will choose a president and a new system of government this weekend front runner to lead the muslim majority former soviet state is the acting president a populist who serve jail time for hostage taking opponents fear that victory for the cumbersome zawia chaper of will mean a thorough terry involved from a small country the volatile history in dublin is every showing has been to the capital bishkek to talk to voters about their hopes and fears for the future. oh. we don't want they shout

our correspondent mark hutchings is in cardiff for us.ne anyone in wales is surprised by the news. no, i think it's a conclusion that had foregone written all over it, really. the first minister referring their to the hospital figures and also a concern, particularly in north—east wales where this new variant seems to have been transmitting rather sharply. there is no real surprise, either, i don't think, about the decision on schools, as unwelcome as it might be for many pupils and families. only on monday we were told that schools would be staying close to most pupils until at least january 18. it's now until at least january 18. it's now until at least january 29 and more likely until after the february half term unless transmission rates come down significantly. another notable development, the welsh government say they are looking at bringing in extra measures, particularly in big food stores and supermarkets to make them safer and protect staff and their customers more. it's one of their customers more. it's one of the few places pe

hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by complete power some residents of p. had are still gathering here every day because they fear that migrants could move back in. they said to us that we are our sister we are not us history years we suffering and helping that people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and dear europe open the border it take them this is what many in can be for hoping for a swell but for now they have to cope with a little they have. orthodox christians celebrated christmas on thursday including communities in ethiopia eritrea sudan and egypt but for some the celebrations were marred by hardship almost 60000 ethiopians have fled the fighting in the northern region since november crossing into sudar after months and refugee camps they faced a tough christmas. it's far from a happy christmas for these ethiopian refugees after fleeing violence in ethiopia is northern tikrit a region where marking the holiday in a crowded camp in sudan. with people living hand to mouth they'll be littl

hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by complete some residents of the harsh are still gathering here every day because they fear that a migrant could move back in. they said to us that we are lost we are not to assist 3 years we suffering and helping the people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and their europe open the border. this is what many and can be far hoping for a swell but for know they have to cope with the little they have. for more on this story we can speak now to unify johansson he is the e.u. commissioner for home affairs in brussels commissioner johansson thank you very much for joining us we heard a woman there say in that report that the migrants do not want to stay in bosnia-herzegovina she said dear europe open the border and take them will you take them while everybody has a right to apply for asylum and those that have reasons to get asylum will get asylum and i welcome and you have been union but those that are not eligible for asylum they cannot come and they have to return to

hutch but after repeated protests it was closed down in september and replaced by complete some residents of are still gathering here every day because they fear that migrants could move back in. they said to us that we are lost we are not to assist 3 years we suffering and helping that people they don't want to stay in bosnia they just want to go to the border in europe and da europe open the border. this is what many in kambli thought are hoping for a swell but for know they have to cope with the little they have. for more on the story and we can speak now to unify johansson he's the e.u. commissioner for home affairs in brussels commissioner johansson thank you very much for joining us we heard a woman there say in that report that the migrants do not want to stay in bosnia-herzegovina she said dear europe open the border and take them will you take them while everybody has a right to apply for asylum and those that have reasons to get asylum will get asylum and are welcome and you have been union but those that are not eligible for asylum they cannot come and they have to return to th

they weren't going through the china hutch looking for the expensive silver.n we made our way into the bedroom, her jewelry boxes were untouched. >> and in the kitchen lay the unlikely victim, shirley carter, a 68-year-old farm wife and mother. >> shirley's body was laying right here on the kitchen floor. >> now, what's your best guess as to what happened that day? >> know the gun was in this area and shirley was standing in the middle of the kitchen. >> because of her injuries? >> because of her injuries and the path of the bullet. >> the first bullet went through shirley's body and pierced the refrigerator. they thought the weapon was a high-powered gun, perhaps a rifle. held like this -- >> held from the hip. we know shirley would have fallen down to the kitchen floor and that she would have moved up towards and then fired a shot like this. >> a cued grass shot to shirley's chest. how totally odd the way she had come to rest. >> she was in a casketlike position, her arms were crossed. >> as if the funeral director had posed her for viewing, huh? >> yes, and

mike: governor asa hutch 'emson, our best to you and the great people of arkansas. >> thank you. today. mike: the renewed debate about the future of free speech, our panel will weigh in after the break. ♪ ♪ mike: big tech turning up the heat on trump followers as apple and amazon move to boot social media app parler that is popular with conservatives from their platforms. charles watson is live from atlanta with the latest. hi, charles. >> reporter: hi, mike. you know, the latest actions from tech giants apple and amazon could, quite frankly, put parler out of buzz. that according to the company's ceo. amazon threatening to suspend parler from its web-hosting services before midnight in a move that could take parler's web site offline completely. apple also cracking down on the free speech social media platform, banning parler's app from the app store and essentially millions of apple devices. both amazon and apple citing a failure on parler's behalf to moderate violence and illegal activity following violent riots at the u.s. capitol that killed five. parler's ceo says big tech

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in a moment, we'll speak to mark hutchings in wales and chris page in northern ireland, but first tore? almost a quarter of a million people in scotland have now received the first dose of their vaccine, the current priority group that is being worked on is care home staff and residents, the over 80s, and front line health workers. now, the government has said that they are on track to have these people vaccinated by the beginning of february, they are about halfway through, almost halfway through. they have said this is dependent on supply. and there has been some concern from the british medical association that supply has been patchy within the community. and some gps are receiving some doses of the vaccine, other gps are not getting any doses of the vaccine. the scottish government has said this is a problem, not a problem with supply, vaccines are coming into the country and are going out to gp surgeries as soon as possible. the uk government has said this will improve each week. in has said this will improve each week. ~ ., , has said this will improve each week. ~ . , ., ., we

right and when i heard andrew cuomo utter those words i just cannot believe it i think if you look up hutchis a picture of governor cuomo people like myself and others at the new york post and other publications have been baking him for months to reopen new york because jobs are dying. this is the guy by the way who close indoor dining, which data show, he released that same day that 1.43% of covid spread could be traced indoor dining. this is not science-based, the national unappointed rate right now is around 6.7% in new york city it is nearly double its 12.1%, this is not sustainable and embodies waking up to it now but what if he does a recognizes the problem he still has not done anything to fix it. it is freezing outside open up restaurants, let people get back to work, they are begging. neil: outdoor dining i don't know if you've taken advantage of that, some places have outdoor dining but i am curious and you can help me obviously new york is dealing with the issue of the rise of crime and certainly kept people out new york city but all of this is combining right now to leave the st

hutch in is dug judged in this press account for her actions based on gender and i'll quote here, women, the most useful agents of the traders and they have been punished, although in a few instances, they have been sent to the rebels. and the two examples here are among many of the reports in the newspaper throughout the north. next slide please. and finally, the last theme that i found so far that i'll talk about this evening is what i call, women as a moral compass for the nation. it's preliminary, still developing this. the women are constructed as bridging a public role with the true womanhood of principles of piety and purity. their acts fall within a woman's to make his side but you better. there were several articles reported on the wives of federal cabinet ministers, senators, other politicians and military leaders. upper class women who used their association with men in positions of power formed a covenant and it was called the ladies national covenant of 1864. it would urge women to spend their money domestically. and the purpose was to quote, unite the women of the country,

mark hutchings there. industry, with powers to ban the use of dangerous building materials. the decision comes after "deeply disturbing" evidence of malpractice was heard at the inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster. the regulator will be able to remove any products from the market that pose a safety risk and prosecute any companies that are found to be flouting rules. withjust hours now untiljoe biden becomes the 46th president of the united states, the 45th president is clearly not going quietly. with mounting speculation about his choices for presidential pardons — last night donald trump ordered travel bans to be lifted for visitors from most of europe and brazilfrom next week. joe biden's spokeswoman countered immediately that that would not be happening. here's our washington correspondent, nomia iqbal. america's capital city is eerily quiet, and so is its president. mr trump has been largely silent after twitter permanently banned him. but there is some last—minute business. he announced a covid—

in a moment we'll hear from mark hutchings in wales and chris page in northern ireland, but first here's million people in scotland have now received the first dose of their vaccine. the current priority group that is being worked on is care home staff and residents, the over—805 and front line health workers. now, the government has said that they are on track to have these people vaccinated by the beginning of february. they are about halfway through or almost half way through, but they have said that this dependent on supply. and there has been some concern from the british medical association that supply has been patchy within the community and some gps are receiving some doses of the vaccine, other gps are not getting any doses of the vaccine. the scottish government has said that this is not a problem with supply, that vaccines are coming into the country and are going out to gp surgeries as soon as possible. the uk government has said that this will improve each week. well, in wales, we havejust had the latest figures, and as of last night, more than 151,000 people have had their

in a moment we'll hear from mark hutchings in wales and chris page in northern ireland, but first here's: almost a quarter of a million people in scotland have now received the first dose of vaccine. the current priority group that is being worked on is care home staff and residents, the over 80s and front line health workers. the government has said that they are on track to have these people vaccinated by the beginning of february. they are about halfway through or almost half way through but they have said it is dependent on supply. there has been some concern from the british medical association that supply has been patchy within the community and some gps are receiving some doses of vaccine, other gps are not getting any doses of vaccine. the scottish government has said that this is not a problem with supply, that vaccines are coming into the country and are going out to gp surgeries as soon as possible. the uk government has said that this will improve each week. in wales, we have had the latest figures, and as of last night more than 150,000 people have had their first dose of th

our reporter, mark hutchings, joins us now in cardiff. good morning to you.nt to be that schools would be reopening, that children would be going back into the classroom as as tomorrow. that has all changed because now all schools and colleges will shut until at least january the 18th. apart from providing access to the children of key workers and vulnerable pupils, as well as those taking exams. more generally, the lockdown will be reviewed by the welsh government tomorrow. but really there is zero chance of it being lifted. as for case rates, they have been falling in many parts of wales since christmas. you can put that down to rather less testing taking place over the christmas period. so really, nothing rosy as the pictures. and if you are a parent, pupil or teacher looking at that rather empty 2021 wall planner, i think that rather empty 2021 wall planner, ithinkl that rather empty 2021 wall planner, i think i have got one here somewhere, if you are thinking of putting back to school alongside january the 18th, maybe do it in pencil. sound advice. thank