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i won't give way at the moment. iam particularly his concern. i won't give way at the moment. i amhe murder victim whose case i think all of us in this house are fully aware about. it's important to take on board the points he made about domestic homicide. i have said in other places the importance of getting the balance right when it comes to the categories of murder. i have committed to a review. i did that last week and i will bring further information before the house about the content of that important review. i'm particularly pleased to in the minutes that i have come into the house the radical new approach to the way in which we dueled with young people and children who are incarcerated. —— we deal with. the days of locking them up and forgetting about them have to absolutely end, which is why the measures that we are taking to find the legal framework surrounding schools are going to allow a complete change in the way in which we deal with and support and rehabilitate and educate children in our care. schools are going to have education and well—being at their very heart. a

. >> i am very concerned, because, as you know, i was speaking to asian americans for the last couple of months. i think it is very troubling, but i am making no connection at this moment of the motivation of the killer. i am waiting for an answer as the investigation proceeds from the fbi and the justice department. i will have more to say when the investigation is complete. now, i want to say happy st. patrick's day. next year and washington, next year in washington, for years, as you know, taoiseach, we celebrated st. patrick's day and i put on a show at my home at the vice presidents residents with leading irish americans, your ambassador, our ambassador, as well as some of the prelate's who were involved with us and it was always a good time. when you would go into this very office, the tee sick would sit there and i would sit where my national security adviser is sitting and we'd have a long discussion with the president and then we'd go up to the united states capitol where the speaker of the house, tip o'neil, would put on an event as well. then i always snuck over to the irish embassy later, and i hope we can do that next year. i hope we can do that next year.

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the passenger window that was open a little bit. if i was another complexion, i would have not welcomed that treatment from them i am pretty sure. the moment i opened my mouth to speak, they realized i was not one of them. it was easy for them to treat me like that. >> uber gave him cleaning funds after multiple requests. he came to the u.s. eight years ago and worked hard to supports in family in nepal. uber said that the actions in the video is appalling and the driver can no longer use the app. >>> a decision in the warehouse fire that killed 36 people. derick almena's attorney cited the pandemic as the sentence. >> for more perspective that it's a phony rationale, they knew we could hang this case again, and that would be a disgrace in the office. >> the family and friends of those who died had impact statements, and the family of one victim said this sentence is vastly inappropriate for the crimes that almena. he will get credit for time served and will have a year and a half remaining on his sentence. he will be under home confinement with an ankle monitor. >>> the time is 4:42. still ahead, goodwill forced to say goodbye to workers.

>> if there was another conflicts in i would have not gotten that treatment from them i am pretty sure. the momentpened my mouth to speak they realized i am not one of them. it is easy for them to intimidate me. >> reporter: the driver says after repeated asks uber gave him $120 and claiming funds to clean up his car. it is not sufficient. tonight, in a statement uber said the bes appallg. the writer no longer has access to uber. >> everyday we see another one of these horrible attacks. it has to stop. it is difficult to watch. >>> it is raining outside. let's check out your weather. we have scattered showers hitting drivers on the bridge this evening. it is just the beginning. paul heggen is tracking this incoming rain. >> this is the preview. just a few spotty showers out this evening. we will soon and for a closer look. you have to look closely because the showers are few and far between. they are stretched out towards richmond and a little bit further up into the delta. this has been staying nearly stationary, just north of the golden gate. you can see it is traveling along the same line. are

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i am sure he and i have our disagreements about the current moment we are in.espect people who taught me so much. as far as george bush is concerned, i know there will be different opinions. my view is you dance with the one that brought you. >> loyalty. >> he gave both -- and i lots of opportunities. i'm sure there are moments in the politics we are in today where he might see me on tv and wonder why i am saying what i am saying. what about my conscience, which i think is properly formed and i have great respect for that man and he did a lot of good. he is an example of what happened to cancel culture before we knew it. he was another republican at the national level that was completely demonized and destroyed and distorted. that is what they do to republicans at the national level. >> you talk about what you learn from karl rove, what have you learned from former president trump? about the tactic of shaming to try to destroy your political opponent. >> you all -- because you know we have flaws, and you have to hang out with me to see me maybe use amortization

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i can clear everything up but at the moment, i am under investigation about my medicines management policyt it. but no wrongdoing? no wrongdoing. but today, a man who, for years, worked closely with some of the biggest names in british sport, tour de france winner sir bradley wiggins and team boss sir dave brailsford amongst them, was told his explanation was implausible. british cycling said today's seismic verdict was "extremely disturbing" but insisted that they had reformed since the days when freeman worked here. but this is the gravest blow to date to the reputation of one of the country's most successful and best funded 0lympic sports, and it leaves a series of unanswered questions. which rider was involved ? and who else knew? today, brailsford's team ineos, which replaced team sky two years ago, said it did not believe any athlete ever used or sought to use the testosterone. but the sport's attempt to move on from this scandaljust got harder. dan roan, bbc news. after the diappointing end to their test series. england showed just why they're the world's best in white ball cricket,

i can't but at the moment i am under investigation about by the general medical council.to respect for them not to talk about it. but no wrongdoing? ida but no wrongdoing? no wrongdoing. _ but no wrongdoing? no wrongdoing. but today he learned the tribunal panel have found against him. the controversy sparked by a delivery of a banned enhancing drug here known as the metal factory almost a decade ago has hung over british cycling for years. in the fair will be that today's ruling does lasting damage of the reputation of one of the countries most successful and best funded sports. two years ago amid scrutiny team sky became as what was seen as a fresh start. the british cycling his bid to move on from the past has just become harder. britain's queen elizabeth has made an appearance at a viritual event to mark british science week, speaking via zoom, she joined scientists and schoolchildren to view the latest pictures from nasa's mission to mars, 0ur royal correspondent nick witchell reports. good morning. her husband remains in hospital, herfamily is in turmoil over the su

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the worst of it. >> they pepper sprayed through my passenger window that was open a little bit. if i was another complexion, i would not have welcomed that treatment from them i am pretty sure. the moment i opened my mouth to speak, they realized i am not among one of them. it's easy for them to is -- to act that way towards me. >> uber gave him $120 for cleaning his vehicle. uber said e viis appalling and the rider no longer has access to uber. >>> a judge has issued a sentence in the ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people in 2016. derick almena received a 12- year sentence for involuntary manslaughter but he will not return to jail. the prosecution cited the pandemic as a plea factor for offering the deal. >> from our perspective, that was a phony rationale. they knew we could well hang this case again, and that would be a disgrace in their office. >> relatives of those who died issued a victim impact statement, asking the court to reject the deal. the family of one, sarah hoda, said nient sentence vastly inappropriate. we ask to honor the victims by ethically holding criminality to account. there will be a year and a half remaining on almena's sentence and he will be under

. >> vaccination nonstop, this is where the effort of the spanish government is at the moment. i amsummer will be brighter and of course we will be more than glad to receive our tourists from the u.k. as we have always had. dominic: but the prospect of holidaymakers retuing from countries currently in the bill of a fresh outbreak is causing concern. >> when there is high prevalence of the virus, there is more risk of mutations, and the big fear here is resistance in one of te new variants will be brought back to the u.k. dominic: keeping track of the new variants will be one of the biggest challenge in the coming months. the new process of genetic screening that ■takes halfth time to detect variants is now under trial, another weapon and what will be a long fight against coronavirus. -- in what will be a long fight against coronavirus. laura: despite the findings in america, it has not been approved for emergency use. president biden is sending the stockpile to neighbors who have authorized it like mexico and canada. joining us is the director of global health and emergency medicine

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this looks like the i am not a cat moment on zoom. as a say, we are out of time sadly. l this time tomorrow but also throughout the day on the bbc and lots of analysis on our website of all the top stories we have been covering. have a really good day. bbc one breakfast starts very soon and i will be back on bbc world news. hello there. today is shaping up to be a pretty similar day to how yesterday was, with many places starting chilly, grey, foggy with some low cloud, that will slowly burn back to the east coast, allowing for some sunshine to develop for many of us. so a largely dry day today, a chilly start with that low cloud and fog. many places though will turn brighter into the afternoon. now, it's all driven by this area of high pressure, which is keeping things fine and settled. most places will see light winds which is why we will start off rather grey with this fog around for many places. the exception, the west of scotland, parts of northern ireland, the far west of england and wales, which will start cold, frosty and sunny. but eventually the sun will get go

you've been out protesting today what's the situation like at the moment. i am going to see you here is getting tense and getting dangerous steve id because to cross the the crackdown the peaceful protesters and they shoot a crowd they sure did if this is didn't shoot to the heads they show what they really have no way lovably list that in many ways you even in oakland it's they said it's rather than it is not reliable that it is free of bullets and they shouldn't have shots they are that close to them are people in the military it's not a military organization anywhere they are already a terrorist organizations here. there were reports that over the weekend the military in myanmar has used live ammunition are you saying the military is using live ammunition again today or yesterday yesterday and today yes was ok very clear that protesting is becoming more and more dangerous does that worry you are you worried about your personal safety. of course i worry about my personal safety because we don't have against they have to guess and there shouldn't you go day in

the rug. abigail: thank you, frank. jessica, do you have anything to add? jessica: sure. not sure if you could hear me. i am experiencing some internet -- at the moment. i think in general, trilateral is not an objective in and of itself. it is honestly a means of working collaboratively to get things done. for the united states, it is a means of securing our interest. we need to keep that in mind. i think trilateral cooperation will be useful in the context of climate change management which is a priority of this administration. visibly, japan and south korea have made pledges to tackle the challenge. i hope there will be cooperation around that issue in particular. abigail thank you so much. we have a question from the audience asking about the state of covid in north korea and what is being done, in addition to how humanitarian work is operating there and if there are interests and options for the united states in supporting humanitarian in north korea. whoever feels best prepared to answer that, please jump in. frank: so north korea is a black hole in terms of information. but we know that they instituted a severe lockdown in their borders. nothing

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the way i have been singled out and feel like i'm on trial. back in 2018, freeman told me he'd clear his name. i can clear everything up, but at the moment i am investigation about my medicines management policy by the general medical council, and therefore i am not at liberty at the present time, due to respect for them, not to talk about it. but no wrongdoing? no wrongdoing. but today he learned the tribunal panel had found against him. the controversy sparked by the delivery of a banned performance enhancing drug here to the national velodrome, known as the medal factory, almost a decade ago has hung over british cycling for years. the fear will be that today's ruling does lasting damage to the reputation of one of the country's most successful and best—funded sports. two years ago, amid mounting scrutiny, team sky became team ineos in what was seen as a fresh start, but british cycling's bid to move on from the past has just become harder. dan roan, bbc news. and we can talk to dan at the manchester velodrome. mentioned the long—term damage that this could cause, what has been the reaction in the medium term? weill. reaction in the medium

and there is no forever in the world when i look back at those things i feel it still complicated. yeah i wish i could go back in that moment. i am back to the time when he and all the others in hong kong still believed that they could succeed in their fight for democracy i was the 31st of august 29th teen was the day that shattered that belief. in this underground station police action against the demonstrators was so brutal that hong kong hours have now turned the place into a memorial site for their protests. jim walsh is one of those who was seriously injured. i feel i will be that natural because. the scenes all the praise i saw station on that night he said horrible you know everybody got her just like at the sauce this movie. this is a i am god was everybody just knows that about this we do and all of them we did this stuff was so you can see that still chasing. 5 of them and i just ran into their faces because the people who could protect me. the prosecutors accused wong of participation in an illegal gathering 8 further charges were added later he was threatened with up to 10 years in jail was where i realize that we are

and there is no forever in the world when i look back at those things i feel it's still complicated. yeah i wish i could go back in that moment. i am back to the time when he and all the others in hong kong still believed that they could succeed in their fight for democracy. was the 31st of august 29th teen was the day that shattered that belief. in this underground station police action against the demonstrators was so brutal that hong kong hours have now turned the place into a memorial site for their protests. jim wong is one of those who was seriously injured i thought i will be that natural because. the scenes all the presents were stationed on that night he said horrible you know everybody can't hurt just like at the sauce this movie. this is a am i right. everybody just knows the truth about this we do and all of them believe this stuff was so you can see that still chasing. my breath and i just ran into the elevator because the people who could protect me. the prosecutors accused wong of participation in an illegal gathering 8 further charges were added later he was threatened with up to 10 years in jail was where i realize

i have been speaking about brutality against asian americans the last couple of months, it is very very troublesome. i am making no connection at this moment of the killer. i am waiting for an answer as the investigation proceeds from the fbi and from the justice department. >> we are all waiting. in the meantime the fear among asian americans in this country is growing. crimes against asians in america have spiked during the pandemic. 150% in antiasian hate crimes in major u.s. cities in 2020 while overall hate crimes fell by 7%. tonight communities across the country are grieving as police in atlanta still trying to piece together what happened. ryan young is "out front" in atlanta tonight. tell us what you know of the horrific act happened in that community where you are right now. >> reporter: absolutely, erin, i can tell you the names and faces that's killed are sticking with the hearts and minds of so many people. more than a dozen people show up here to either put a message down or drop flowers off. there is been a lot of conversations here about why this had to happen. a lot of questions in the community about how to protect people

and there is no forever in the world when i look back at those things i feel it's still complicated. yeah i wish i could go back in that moment. i am back to the time when he and all the others in hong kong still believed that they could succeed in their fight for democracy i was the 31st of august 29th teen was the day that shattered that belief. in dishonor ground station police action against the demonstrators was so brutal that hong kong hours have now turned the place into a memorial site for their protests. jim walsh is one of those who was seriously injured. i feel i will be that natural because where the scenes all the presents were stationed on that night he said horrible you know everybody can't hurt just like at the sauce this movie. this is a am i right. everybody just knows about this we do and all of them they do this stuff was so you can see that still chasing. 5 of them and i just ran into their faces because the people who could protect me. the prosecutors accused wong of participation in an illegal gathering 8 further charges were added later he was threatened with up to 10 years in jail was where i realize that w

. >> i am going to start showing you exhibit 33 we may pause this like we had done with the other videos i am going to pause it right here for a moment. do you recognize this scene? >> correct >> this is you in the foreground, right? >> correct >> what were you doing right at that moment? >> that was when i was calling my mom to tell her not to come down the stairs. >> if she were to come down the stairs -- this was where you were living, correct >> correct >> was the door she would have come out have been on this scene? >> correct >> where would that door be? >> right here. >> so if she came down, she would have come to the scene >> correct >> you talked about a co-worker who came out who was younger than you he is he in a white t-shirt? >> correct >> we will continue to run exhibit 33, please >> i am going to pause it right here, please for the record this is 8:28:34 can you describe for the jurors what you are doing >> recording the scene >> you walked further over towards the scene? >> correct >> really by the door where your mom would have come out had she come >> correct >> the individual in the white t-shirt, he stepped off th

some people have a lot more influence i'm not in hiding at the moment so i feel it would be a risk to put myself in my family to to live what i am of course obviously getting a chance to speak to you now but i know communications have been very difficult what's the situation at the moment. i am currently based in when gone and a few weeks a huge days back we had some violent crackdown today has been a bit more stable in that my stable i mean there is no death today recorded just yet but very tense this morning i was at the tea shop and people have been talking about the possibility of bombs being dropped and this is a rumor and speculation but you can see that it's in people's minds that expression yesterday the u.s. foreign policy document announced that the u.s. would be sending in a military intervention and i think this is something that the lokpal hoped for. by people i mean the general population so there's there's this idea that there's nobody out here to protect us and nobody's listening to our voices so the military could do anything and they have proven that they can do things because they have shot into homes they hav

almost who do you trust but i got to talk to you not but about what just the doctor said but you know did you ever hear of a moment over the past year that you said what the heck am i listening to and who is coming up with these protocol. have i had a moment that a better question is have i had a moment when i didn't say what the heck am i listening to listen i think i think dr bob has a lot of good things to say and he's got a great smile so it's hard to even say what the heck are you talking about but some of the things he said and i'm not a doctor i should say that but as a journalist you can look at a lot of the numbers i mean dr bob's talking about israel and the great numbers they've had but he didn't mention a place like nicaragua by the way nicaragua as a country never locked down and never required masks in fact the president of the country said you don't have to wear a mask if you choose to you can you don't have to if you look at their numbers per 1000000 people the number of cases they've had they never got even close to places like the united states or italy where right now they're in that other lockdown and they immediately after may have last year

have to reconsider the whole oxidation started in the european union and all of new wind but at the moment i am still confident that vaccinations even also and with the after seneca rocks in the go on how dangerous a side effect is it having a blood clots a potentially after taking astra zeneca vaccine. blood clots are very dangerous depending on where they are curt but if they are curb. wrong part of the body it can be deadly within the whole time so this is not a joke. however these things are unfortunately not so rare. because of many reasons usually sort of failure and circulation events happening and even an issue cape called a separate is is a woman it could happen it increases the chance to have such blood clots and even with the most recent contraceptives. as well in 1000 young women to have blood clots obviously a lot life threatening all of us but these things we know from having drugs and interventions usually lot rollbacks is very surprised and is very difficult to explain but we have to be very careful now and look into that dr peter comes now director of tipping at university hosp

the gravitas of being a leader. i felt so proud of being an america. i love america. all the world saw him. he should be the hero. at that moment, i am a lifelong democrat, i would have voted for him. to me he was a human being, a respectful human being respecting all of our votes. so he should be the person who should have been at cpac. host: that is rachel. guest: i think the vice president will recoup and reenter the political debate sometime this year. i think he will be a marvelous person with a good voice to hear and i really welcome your comment. i think he did show remarkable courage in doing his duty and in showing courage in bringing back the senate in order to do their duty at a time when emotions ran very high. i hope he does not shy away from talking about his role in that and i hope he is willing to openly confront his boss when inevitably his boss taunts and attacks him for those actions which are courageous and that he stands up to president trump in public. host: because we are talking about unity, president biden said he would work on those issues. what do think has bared out in the weeks since he has been in office

i think they are wrong. and at this moment in history i am prepared to air on the side of investing to make sure we have a fighting chance to put this behind us. our constituents know about the cost of the situation and provide solutions and results from congress. if we are to delay this payment people would see the unemployment insurance lapse andip hardships continue. we shouldn't play politics either and in the two big bills last year democrats were on board for those plans engineered by the trump administration. economists believe we need to move decisively. according toki an analysis by the brookings institution passing a comprehensive plan like the american rescue plan could have 4 percent growth of us gdp this year. moody's estimates passing the same plan would create seven and a half million american jobs. how about that? with the arrival of another safe t and effective vaccine this is the johnson & johnson vaccine and holds the promise of finally getting america inoculated or vaccinated breaking the back of the pandemic the new vaccine prevents hospitalizations and deaths stored at normal temperatures, si

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