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today, hadicha is making the ia hourjourney today, hadicha is making the ia hour journey to the todayking the ia hourjourney to the capital, where the supreme court will make a final ruling on azimjan�*s case. but right from the start, they find justice is hard to come by. the court postpones the verdict and rules that hadicha has to pay $1600 to the family of the policeman who was killed. if she doesn't, half of her house will be confiscated. hadicha's monthly pension is $60. every few weeks, hadicha makes the long journey to prison i9, the long journey to prison 19, where azimjan is being held. but this time, they hit a problem. but coronavirus is now spreading across copestone, which puts an end to prison visits. —— kyrgyzstan. 0nce which puts an end to prison visits. —— kyrgyzstan. once a month, hadicha and azimjan talk on the phone. despite the pandemic, the court pushes ahead with the final hearing in may. the court upholds azimjan�*s life sentence. it is the end of hadicha's hope forjustice. hadicha continues to wait and work on new parcels for azimjan. today showers baking tra

members of the international federation have been told they have to put together a ia day activity plantaurants, shops or tourist sites during that 1a shops or tourist sites during that ia day period. when they do get to go to venues to watch events, they should not seemed or chant. only clapping is allowed. while no vaccination is required, a negative covid test is necessary before travel to japan, and athletes will be tested at minimum every four days. there are still real concerns and worries about how the virus could affect the games. the biggest concern is if — could affect the games. the biggest concern is if or _ could affect the games. the biggest concern is if or when _ could affect the games. the biggest concern is if or when an _ could affect the games. the biggest concern is if or when an athlete i concern is if or when an athlete tests positive, and i haven't got the answers to that yet, we asked that during the media briefing earlier. the ioc spokesman said it's a big issue. they need clear guidelines as to what's going to happen. that's one of the reasons why they thought

know when dpa has an open investigation, if there's a parallel ia investigation.we want to be able to understand if those investigations are moving along at the same pace and want to make sure we're not closing in an investigationwithout the other knowing that an investigation is enclosed . that could preclude us on one of the departments making findings if the other department easy to the punch area and so we think we can do that through the henderson report that comes out weekly and we can ia will look at and note whether or not there are many parallel open ia investigations of that each department knows if they are working on a similar set of facts. do you have anything you want to share on that? >> i would just concur with sharon.we don't those parallel investigations very often and it's important we communicate when we do to make sure that we are on the same page and the quality defaults that youmentioned . >> sergeant youngblood, the next slide please. body worn cameras is a work in progress and in speaking with the investigators at dpa this is really what s

the government has closed the border with spain and declared a travel ban for the next ia days in then kennedy has more. in portugal, the grinding toll of covid is stark and unrelenting. workers at this funeral home in lisbon say they're overwhelmed. their country now has the highest covid death rate among all the 27 members of the european union. translation: it's chaos. it's really chaos. - so many people are dead. there is no room to put so many dead. i've already lost my aunt, my cousin, my father, and my grandfather. many hospitals don't have any more room. ambulances have to queue. on thursday, some patients waited 15 hours before being admitted to the largest hospital in the country. so, the government is going further — by tightening the existing lockdown restrictions and closing the border with spain for the next ia days. no, no. you have to turn back. the border, it's closed. the next big step will be vaccines. but if pharmaceutical companies don't deliver the batches they promised to the eu, it could mean delays. we are now completing the vaccination of the second priority

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as more than ia million people in the uk have received their firstjab, grassroots clubs have opened theire in the inoculation campaign as ben croucher reports. welcoming the public back for the first time since the start of the pandemic. winsport stands locked out these grounds have been dormant, but with a new nationwide roll—out of the vaccination programme two months ago, many now have a new purpose. these venues are well—versed in managing large crowds and numbers. our hosts have been superb doing everything they possibly can to make the job and task work well. this really has been a team effort. lltlul’ith really has been a team effort. with lots of parking. _ really has been a team effort. with lots of parking, big empty concourses and conference rooms sports venues make ideal vaccine house. football stadiums are being widely used, a horse racing is helping as well. they turned betting booths into makeshift fridges and crickets off—season the gloucestershire county ground lourdes and katie berry hope helping the relief effort could have one pleasant side effect step you will have pe

and pfizer says the vaccine, which had to be stored at 94 degrees below zero, can now ia freezers once it arrives at vaccination sites. for americans desperate to get back to some sense of normal, biden is trying to offer optimism, but also a dose of reality. >> i believe we'll be approaching normalcy by the end of this year, and god willing this christmas will be different than last, but i can't make that commitment to you. >> reporter: the president still promising 600 million doses by the end of july, enough for all americans, but he acknowledged not everyone will have received the shot by then. he's urging americans to get it. >> if there's one message to cut through to everyone in this country, it's this -- the vaccines are safe, take the vaccine when it's your turn and available. that's how to beat this pandemic. >> reporter: but the rollout has been slowed down by this week's storms. the backlog now roughly 6 million doses, impacting all 50 states. authorities promising to catch up quickly. >> we anticipate that all the backlog doses will be delivered within the next week, with

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ed: yeah, i mean, and this really in some ways ia continuation of what began during the 2016 presidential campaign cycle. maybe this is just the next chapter or the fifth season in an ongoing saga in the party that now really is in the process of bifurcating. you're with -- sorry. not ted cruz. he was in mexico. you're with mitch mcconnell who believes that you have to nominate candidates who can win elections in november. not candidates who can win primary elections. and whether that person is supportive of president trump ortands apart from him, it doesn't matter to mitch mcconnell. as long as they can win an election and -- in states next year like pennsylvania, ohio, kansas, and, you know, ultimately win over independent voters maybe even some democrats who have not been fans of republicans in recent years. then you got the president who of course the former president who believes you got to be with him, you got to do it his way, you got to support everything he does and that's the only way for republicans to succeed. and what's trickier, too, and anna knows this well, is you got diff

may be as low as around —ia, —15 through some parts of central scotland.otland. there will be others around northern and eastern parts of scotland, and we'll see little snow corridors again across parts of england and wales, just focusing some of those snow showers to give a further covering in some places. either side of it, we will see just that light flurry most of you saw through tuesday, but a better chance of some sunshine in between. you saw the winds, another windy day across the board. in the thermometers, temperatures barely above freezing — it's going to feel much, much colder than that. and with some of the strongest of the winds to be found down toward south—west england and the channel islands, it's here where the coldest wind chill values will be found, as cold as —10 to —8 through the afternoon. also the chance of some sleet and snow very close to cornwall and the channel islands to end the day. that will gradually pull away as we go through the night and into wednesday. a subtle shift in wind direction means snow showers pushing through so

very mild, ten to ia degrees, maybe up to 15 towards the southeast was that we should stay dry with ao be a very, very mild night indeed. those of the minimum temperatures. cardiff and plymouth may be no lower than 12 degrees. we head on into wednesday, the winds a little bit lighter. still fairly blustery out there, and ourfrontal system will still be bringing rain across non—western areas. but to the southeast of that weather front, we will be tapping into some very mild air indeed. given any lengthy spells sunshine temperatures will shoot up to around 16 or 17 degrees across parts of east anglia and the southeast. a band of cloud and rain still affecting the southwest into wales, northern england and parts of southern scotland. sunshine and showers to the northwest of that. as i mentioned, the temperature, 17 degrees possible in london but it is another mild day wherever you are. as we move out of wednesday into thursday this frontal system will clear eastwards at high pressure will start to build in from the south. we may see weather frontas just grazing the far there'll be some s

for the other writing percent this trial ia and new zealand have committed to supplying vaccines the best timeline also isn't clear some experts believe this trial years should already be hoping its neighbors given its relatively low numbers could that 19 cases and to secure regional influence in the pacific place we want to keep 'd being relevant in the region it is named for us to. provide the region with that savings to help them with the implementation of that explanation rollouts the region has previously faced challenges in delivering vaccines to isolated communities this time around vaccination is critical to reopening borders and getting countries back on track nicola gage. funny the descendants of freed slaves in kenya are seeking official recognition as an ethnic group their ancestors were rescued from ships bound for zanzibar following a british ban on the indian ocean slave trade has that story now from french town in mombasa where many of the freed slaves settled. the story of frederick you leddy's family is one of great suffering and survival his grandfather from tanzan

there'll be decent slices of sunshine to be found and temperatures, well, 10—12 degrees in the north, iand and so, again, that means a relatively dry, settled story, but plenty of sunshine by day is going to lead to some clear nights and if you're a gardener or grower, it's worth bearing in mind that we could see a return to some frost and some fog, which may well be slow to lift away. but there will be some dry, sunny weather in the forecast — not only for the weekend but, as you can see, for much of next week as well. take care. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. 0ur headlines today... "think of other people" — the message from the queen as she encourages everyone to get the covid vaccine. once you've had the vaccine you have a feeling of, you know, you're protected, which is, i think, very important. as far as i can make out it was quite harmless. from political allies to bitter enemies — alex salmond is set to give evidence accusing nicola sturgeon of misleading the scottish parliament. in memory of martyn — a new law aimed at tightening security at e

for the other writing percent this trial ia and new zealand have committed to supplying vaccines but their timeline also isn't clear some experts believe this trial years should already be hoping its neighbors given its relatively low numbers could that 19 cases and to secure regional influence in the pacific place we want to keep being relevant in the region it is named for us to. provide the region with that savings to help them with the implementation of that explanation rollouts the region has previously faced challenges in delivering vaccines to isolated communities this time around vaccination is critical to reopening borders and getting countries back on track nicola gage. saudi arabia says it's destroyed several ballistic missiles fired by huth the rebels in yemen and targeting its southern cities in the capital riyadh that comes as the new offensive escalates in the yemeni province of merab shallop but it's reports. saudi arabia intercepts rockets over riyadh on saturday night we're going to have to go after the omaha saudi state media say they came from yemen fired by who.

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for the other 80 percent this trial ia and new zealand have committed to supplying vaccines but their timeline also isn't clear some experts believe this trial years should already be hoping its neighbors given its relatively low numbers could that 19 cases and to secure regional influence in the pacific place we want to keep being relevant in the region it is a good. ruster. provide the region with that seems to help them with the implementation of that explanation rollouts the region has previously faced challenges in delivering vaccines to isolated communities this time around that the nation is critical to reopening borders and getting countries back on track nicola gage. still to come here on this program donald trump isn't their president anymore but his influence still as large as the republicans at the conservative political action conference and protesters in martinique in the caribbean demanding action against the past aside playing high levels of comes out. of. however we got some rather heavy rain pushing across the great plains over the next couple of days little area of

you go on through friday how weakening weather front will bump into are of high pressure then there ia a cloud in the rain there into central possible southern parts of poland so there is a chimney and down towards the house where we could see a little dusting of snow by the time we come to sas day but for much of it with the high pressure in charge it doesn't last the fine and dry spot and try to across a good parts of north. africa because so much about the coming into america with a few showers from the gulf of guinea. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be about ideas they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the calling for the devoted defense budget to be cutting the bottom line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world. revealing eco friendly solutions to comeback threats to offer management on a much easier. again this is houses are a little much here the main news this hour more than 300 schoolgirls have been kidnapped in north west in nigeria gunmen arrived at night

she is ia.ould have a better life in malaysia. they believe she is on the boat which is stranded. i heard she reached close to india but i don't know whether she is dead or alive. i heard the indian government gave them some food but i hope they save them. if they don't rescue them all, they will die at sea. - if they don't rescue them all, they will die at sea. this is just the latest struggle for the rohingya. the world's largest stateless population. three years since they fled violence in myanmar in their masses. they are still on the move. and with the ongoing military coup in myanmar their chances of going home soon are slimmer. the un's calling on the world do more to help them, right now, that means urgently rescuing those stranded at sea. during lockdown, many if us have been binge watching tv shows. maybe a new series or perhaps a return to an old favourite? well, fans of the 90s comedy frasier will be celebrating that the series is making a return to the small—screen. and it's not the

but, he may be best known as mark twain ia one-man show that spanned 6 decades. >> when the urge to exercisees over me, i lie down until it passes away. [laughter] >> now, as for drinking, i have very strict rules about that -- when others drink, i like to help. stephanie: hal holbrook was 95 years old. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and from the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: now, a closer look at the prison term given to russian opposition activist alexei navalny. since his return from germany last month after an assassination attempt in russia, tens of thousands have taken to the streets each weekend in protest. special correspondent stuart smith in moscow reports. stuart: he may have escaped escaped death, but he hasn't escaped the reach of his government, which allegedly ordered his assassination. in a speech in court before the verdict, he denounced vladimir putin in stark terms, and repeated this claim against the president. >> no matter how much putin pretends to be a politician, he will go down in his

triag�*ia; you very much, yes, this sparkling trophy looks good, but it is incomplete, because, as ofme on it. since the five nations became the six nations in 2000, scotland haven't been champions, so if they can win this game today the whole tournament will be wide open, but could they do it? twickenham as it is now is as it will look like at kick—off, an empty stadium, in effect becoming a neutral venue. scotland have some of the most talented backs in particular throughout european rugby. england, sure, they are the favourites, but some of their key players in these covid times haven't played a meaningful match yet this year. eddiejones, the england coach, told me in the build—up to this match that he thinks this england team could be the hungriest and fittest ever. we will see. we have been talking a lot about history in the build—up to this match. the six nations is always about tradition. it is 150 years since england and scotland first played each other, 1983 was the first time, well, the last time, that scotland won a game here, but it is all about the future, and we measure

ia was coming yesterday, in brooklyn, the bronx, queens, staten island. i am talking to the people.find is that when i connect to the people and they understand my story and they understand what is needed today in terms of leadership and experience, and in whom they can trust and believe in bring this city together, the amount of support we are getting is resonating across the city. from the mother of eric garner, who you saw today some of the iconic athletes who have stepped up, patrick ewing and charles oakley, the matches eggs -- the message is getting out. i am talking to people. i am excited about where we are. sonali: talk to us a little about who is the base you are looking for to become your voters. there is talk of you branching out outside the financial community to reach more new yorkers. who are you reaching? ray: i am reaching all new yorkers, especially those that grew up like i did, on the others of the tracks. i didn't know my dad. my grandparents and my mother raised me. we had half a dozen foster children at the home. i know what it is like to not have any money, w

i know on the police department website there are the ia complaints in terms of the numbers of cases that are filed and the recommendation. however, it lists the types of the cases but it doesn't tell the more specific types of cases, it only gives us the categories meaning it gives us neglectof duty or conduct unbecoming an officer . what i would like to know is out of those many are related to fourth amendment violations, specifically searches and seizures and the use of force and i think that type of data reporting should be presented to the commission and the public so i am going to ask for an ia presentation from an apartment and i'm hoping she's you will give us a date as to when we can have that agenda eyes and i'm happy to work with staff on some of the areas that should be presented to the commission on public so that people are moreaware of the disciplinary process in the police department .because we get so many emails about discipline and often times they are incorrect in how this is handled in the department so i think we need to be transparent through this process and t

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, i don't know if you're willing to get granular enough to talk about individual states, but george iarizona get mentioned the most coming out of north dakota and then we've talked to maryland about other tech issues related to digital advertising i just wonder do you have what will be the next test case, if you have one >> i think it's going to be arizona. arizona has a bill coming up, i think, next week i was scheduled to testify in favor of that as well. i think arizona is an interesting case as these cases come up we see more and more of the tactics they are employing when i looked up the bill in arizona just yesterday their entire public page is full of astroturf comments from so-called very real. very concerned voters who bring out identical language the state shouldn't risk being sued by these companies. there are sleazy tactics being used and the more in the light of day the harder to press the matter again, i think north dakota was probably one of the smallest states taking this on. it was a very long shot they were going to vote forgiven the magnitude of this. states like ari

sunday the nfl has made it a point to get out in the tampa bay community and give back to the host city ia. >>nfl people think about the football game. and that is exciting news but equally as important is the legacy projects that they're leaving behind him. the nfl has organized more than 20 community outreach events including donating close to the crisis center of tampa bay we're part of the legal process so we have together the evidence and oftentimes that evidence is the clothing that the individual is wearing when they walk in the door. >>so to be able to provide them something besides scruggs. >>something besides used t-shirt or a pair of use short were able to provide brand new clothing. tags still on them in sizes that fit nfl representatives as well as captain fear the buccaneers team mascot delivered over 100 items ranging from sweat pants and sports bras to hats and flip-flops and even journals that are used as an emotional healing tool for survivors i've sat with young women and cried and i understand that feeling, but to be able to give them new clothes that's the beginning of

the last three presidents combined. 42 executive orders, things that he says he couldn't do and he ia not a dictator, and that he needed the votes. apparently not. according to the climate-obsessed radicals in his base, there is no time to waste because the planet is dying. john kerry says we have 9 years. americans must make sacrifices or, well, some americans must make sacrifices, but not if your name is john kerry. you know, biden's special climate envoy, one who currently enjoys the comfort, the convenience of his very own private jet. we went back. we looked at the records. fox news did this andt look at what we saw from last year? his private jet was responsible for a whopping 116 metric tons of carbon. now, 116 metric tons of carbon. by comparison, a typical american omits a mere 4.6 metric tons of carbon from driving. it's almost as if john kerry isn't that concerned about the environment after all. in reality,, the obsession with the climate has little to do with pollution.it it is a political tool for them. the biden campaign raised a lot of money from green energy companies