and cnn's isa soares joins me now live from london. good to see you, isa.ow is this going to work exactly, and are people viewing this as the beginning of the end of life under lockdown? >> reporter: good morning to you, rosie. this is going to be a slow and cautious opening as you said. and this is something that the prime minister kept repeating time and time again. he did say he wanted it to be irreversible, but he cannot promise that will be the case although that is his intention. so this, he said, will be a slow and cautious road out of lockdown. he wants this to be a one-way road to freedom. but as i stated, this comes with conditions that have to be met. let me talk you through them. there are four phases to opening up, and the first one, as you stated, starts on march the 8th. that's when schools open up, when two people can meet outside either for a coffee or a walk. that starts on march 8th. on march 29th, two households can meet outside. that's all happening outside. sports also, outdoor sports, football, tennis, golf can all take place outside.

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300-million mile journey, nasa successfully landed the perseverance robert on mars -- rover on m it isa on a mission of explorationrs. with elements contributive by european partners, to seek evidence that life beyond our planet and the mysteries of the universe. over the next few years, per severance will collect samples from the red planet, and pile them up so another mission and rover, envisioned as a joint effort between nasa and the european space agency, will retrieve this trove of scientific wonders, and bring it home to all of us. that is what we can do together! and for our unbound capacity to carry us to mars and back, do not tell us anything else, they tell us we can meet any challenge. -- any challenge we can face on earth. we have everything we need. i want you to know the united states, we will do our part. we will stand with you. we will fight for our shared values. we will meet the challenges of this new moment in history. america's back. so let's get together, and demonstrate to our great, great grandchildren, when they read about us, that democracy - democracy, democra

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— and our tennis correspondent russell fuller will be part of the coverage on 5live sports extra it isarutal half of the draw to the end. with serena williams who meet for the first time since the wimbledon final of 2019 where simona halep by her own admission played a match of her life to win that final very easily. she is playing well. her back problems seem to be behind her. serena williams is moving fantastically well. it's four years since she last won a grand slam title in melbourne in 2017. having a baby as well, i think she looks pretty much in the best shape i have seen her in since she was winning grand slams regularly.— seen her in since she was winning grand slams regularly. there is also re aood grand slams regularly. there is also pretty good headline _ grand slams regularly. there is also pretty good headline tie _ grand slams regularly. there is also pretty good headline tie in - grand slams regularly. there is also pretty good headline tie in men's i pretty good headline tie in men's quarterfinals as well taking on novak djokovic and everybody is wondering how he is doi

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here's nbc's isa gutierrez. >> hey, shep, people were here early. they were excited. they were relieved to be able to get vaccine appointments here at yankee stadium, a place that they know and love, a place that they're comfortable coming to today. and new york city recently released data that showed that 48% of people who receive vaccine doses here in new york city are white, whereas latino new yorkers have received just about 15% of those doses distributed, and black new yorkers just 11% the city and the state are saying that opening this mega site here in the bronx just for bronx residents is part of their effort to try and narrow that gap. here's what one bronx resident had to say about being here today. >> i'm here to bring the numbers up i think black people are scared, and you know, my family's scared my mother's gotten the vaccine i'm here getting the vaccine my aunts are making appointments, and so we think it's important and important for our family. >> reporter: and this vaccine site here at yankee stadium is open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., although the

about one year later isa was detained again this time he was freed with a specific request he was told to spy on a young man in turkey a cell left for his them ball then he decided not to return to china and went on the webcast with his story on court after the show aired. is the man accused of it he told me you decided to appear on the show and talk but you know that your family is here in china or on the ground that stuff. since then many of his relatives have disappeared 5 siblings have been arrested a says oldest brother was sentenced to 25 years in jail either week is gave him the news since he cannot reach any of his relatives by phone is below them. now the chinese government has separated us forever. what they did with my life wasn't bad i was in good health doing all right financially it was a happy life permission but bill. i tried to see the place where he used to live an american colleague and i are followed around closely constantly harassed. the villages in the area seem to really empty and many houses have been sealed by the authorities. before reaching ace's village we

american, abby madsen, puts the final touches on the nursery for her first child, a boy to be named isae would be at her side as they prepare for the big moment. instead, he's stuck in peru. >> we had a lot of hope we both would be in the united states together for the birth of our child. now i'm 39 weeks pregnant. so the baby can really come any day. and i'm here in the u.s., and alejandro is in lima. and we actually haven't seen any forward progress with his visa application. >> reporter: with time ticking, the couple was forced to make a heartbreaking decision. abby left for the u.s. in october to have the baby in the states, while alejandro continues to wait out the visa process in peru. >> right when i was going through security, and i was by myself, i felt like i wanted to cry. and then i just remembered, like, no, i'm going to do this for my son. >> reporter: this is just a snapshot of the kind of life changing choices people all over the world are weighing as the covid-19 pandemic continues to upend immigration operations. temporary closures of consulates and embassies. covid re

it isa it is a worrying turn of events for a country that had been doing better than its neighbours inurope regarding the outbreak. as we've been hearing, more than 10 million people have now received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, with an army of volunteers giving up their time to help with this massive effort. we spent the day at a vaccine centre in southall in west london with a gp, dr kamini gautam, who takes up the story. this is the dominion centre. this is where patients come to get vaccinated in southall. this is the main hall. patients will enter through the door that says "no exit" over the top of it, because it's a one—way flow. they will be directed by our lovely stewards. we've vaccinated over 11,000 people here, in the last three weeks, and we rely very heavily on volunteer staff members. can i have your surname, please? we have reception team members, who have been deployed from their regular practices, and the same with our clinical staff through the house. i normally work as a nurse in a respiratory, _ high—dependency unit. i'm actually on annual leave at t

joining me now as president of the congress dokken isa mysteries i welcome. has been seeking unfettered access to for over 2 years now this invitation from the moment to the un has been waiting for. but secular thought for the pope heavenly this more than actually this is the middle aged promise it is not the 1st time in the past also we had the chinese sneeze you know chimes of his show and gives such a promise but never any law is the same say and chain as. open but it does have it being all to in a might and the sprit their propaganda even future china overnight the propaganda ploy of the plus also but the goal that they join now is so but china has been block an independent international finding mission to desist or stunned the region so i put mission and other. actresses have been a lot of talk is it all more than 2 years but it wasn't still up something and if you believe that this invitation from china is disingenuous no it is i they say that just there is a promise is. as others are others all just trying to. be cheating and that to the un and the pla

dollar mark you're right and the great movement from isa's coked excepted this phenomenon cutlass to the most in the horse kind of catastrophe food market and i think in that sense we are seeing some some kind of indications that this is going on i don't know how foolish mr really is in art i think he sensing things what you mention the. purchasing power in dollars in the oak to your currency is definitely is is a big factor when it comes to investing it doesn't even matter if one decides to put one's capital into bitcoin goals or equities for that matter but i think people are really aware of the fact that the purchasing power is melting and so that they have to do something if they have some savings and i think to debt extent we are seeing some kind of couple still in force one could argue that agree in oh another interesting parallel if you go back to the preceding the weimer republic you know you had the best sites treaty and the reparations that were applied to germany that were onerous and draco in and set up a train of events that were catastrophic you know we have something s

it isa it is a huge problem because as you say there is this glaring loophole in the middle of the scottishne everybody coming in from any foreign country, so there are discussions ongoing with the uk government about this because there is this way out. if you fly directly into scotland you go straight into a quarantine hotel. if you fly to england and travelled to scotland, you are expected to self—isolate at home for ten days and take two coded test but that is much cheaper than staying in a hotel and harderfor the authorities to enforce. nicola sturgeon says it would be better and easier if the rules were the same and all four nations of the united kingdom, but the way to achieve that she thinks is for borisjohnson to adopt her policy of quarantining travellers from any country. there is one other option and that would be if the uk government would enforce quarantine for people coming into english airports through heathrow, stansted or wherever, into english airports through heathrow, stansted orwherever, make them quarantine regardless of what country they have come from if it is their

it isas least so far granted only been one hearing but so far this has been a bipartisan effort by republicans and democrats that run the homeland security committee and the rules committee, all accounts from all of the senators running this thing is that they're doing it together. that they don't want it to devolve into sort of a conspiracy theory or partisan fight. and i think it's a sharp contrast to what's happening in the house which is very much that equation. the house is not scheduled really any similar oversight hearings to what we've seen happening in the senate. there is no -- almost no bipartisan effort to try to get to it. and we're seeing a big partisan fight right now over this question of a 9-11 style commission. something that would be bipartisan, that would be taken, established by the congress but essentially taken outside of the congress to have an outside independent body look into whatranspired, both leading up to the events of january 6 and on that day. and that's going to be really tough to come by. there's some disputes over whether it should be -- how it should be spl

it isa it is a real shame because it is a fantastic stadium. 60,000 people come to watch and they are for them. they have come to watch and they are brilliant and i feel for them. they have come to watch and almost be like they had to watch and almost be like they had to watch and almost be like they had to watch me get ricketts on sunday which should not be the case. that is the frustration for a lot of people and the fact of the matter is it was challenging for both sides and as a player you play what's in front of you. the 81 all out that england made in their second innings is their lowest test score against india. it's england's first defeat inside two days of a test match since 1921 and the quickest any test has been completed since 1935. you heard joe root there —a lot of questions are being asked about the pitch in ahmedabad. the burning sun on that crumbling red soil in gujarat meant the spinners were able to run riot on day two. i've been getting the thoughts of former england spinner phil tuffnell: we have all felt a little bit let down. it was set up to be a fantastic conf

the just president mohammad isa for voted to choose a successor after 25 year terms he could have runfor for a term but is choosing to step down while other leaders in the region desperately cling to power. the election is coming at a difficult time for space a point not lost on the president. needs here is facing immense challenges security challenges demographic challenges climate challenges economic recession development challenges including the immediate senator each having a park a week 19 i'm convinced that to face these challenges we need strong and stable democratic institutions as voting is under way 7 electoral officials were killed interlibrary a region close to the job border with mali bonaire and birkenau fossil their vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb that also injured 3 others had been fears of violence even before the boat especially in the region that seen several attacks by armed groups but this is the man the ruling party chose to take over from the come but. a trusted ally of president is a full and former minister both the interior and foreign ministries. and of c

it isa it is a reported security forces in myanmar have invaded headquarters in yangon.or democracy said police force their way into the building after dark. 0n into the building after dark. on tuesday, large crowds took to the streets of the biggest city to denounce the coup. the army's patience is running out. faced with days of peaceful protests, this is their response. police using water cannon and rubber bullets to push back the crowds. dozens are being treated for injuries in two cities, including security forces. here, they are treating two protesters with gunshot wounds, including a woman shot in the head. here, in yangon, the biggest city in myanmar, the situation is less violent, but every day the numbers are increasing. i have seen people from all different backgrounds, including the government staff. when i spoke to them, they are all fully aware of all risks, but they said the world must know what is happening in yangon. translation: i'm involved as i am a civil servant, - because i don't want the system where it is ruled by taking power unjustly. translatio

see governments implementing measures to control information flow from us on this internet traffic isa just meeting with right now we see how the united states is doing it the best liberty and freedom of speech and democracy is actually working on a mechanism to shut down its whatever they want. one of the afternoon here today from russia this 8th of february watching r.t. international with me having no. first the president of the european commission has called for countries to stop competing and to come together to beat the virus it marks a u. turn on how its previous row with the u.k. over vaccine supplies played out live on the lanes comments come as the e.u. changes its choosing and moves to authorize russia's covert shot which leading western study has shown to be more than 90 percent effective. the old confrontational mindset has arrived think for instance about could 916th some countries see the quest for a vixen as a race amounts global paris like this piece race in the 1960 s. this is an illusion the only race is against the virus and the virus is spreading faster than ever b

more that wintry weather as we go through what shoes day that wet and windy weather slot across that isa sort of the mediterranean cyprus becoming decidedly unsettled choppy waters in the eastern med brace yourself if you are in the levant syria lebanon jordan will see some of that wet weather we also see some snow as we go into the early part of next week so that's something to watch out for but ahead of that it is generally fine and settle highs here in doha for around $24.00 celsius with plenty of hazy sunshine in the sunshine state she's down across the whole of africa where crop of showers just around the lake victoria will see some wet weather here through the rift valley the show is a stand as play usual across the democratic republic of congo into congo into could bomb you see some heavier outbreaks of rain coming through here just some heavier rain to tanzania but the really wet weather façade in africa is going to be across the eastern side of south africa southern parts of mozambique over the next couple of days with the possibility of flooding. from the world's most populated

malaysia defies a court order and the ports more than a 1000 the nehemiah nationals enjoyed just 1000 isa protest against the arrest of a prominent opposition politician even in a crisis that began with last year's disputed election and the wife of mexican drug lord a walk in the elect chapo guzman appears in court accused of helping your husband run is both the $1000000000.00 current. u.s. senators have heard capitol police did not have the training or equipment to prevent the january 6th the riot in congress to senate panels are investigating security failures during the riot earlier this year the former house of representatives security chief rejected claims that not using national guard troops earlier was to avoid looking bad he resigned after the riot along with the capitol police chief and head of security for the son of one of the police officers recalled her experience facing the via turds i received chemical burns to my face that still have not healed to this day. i witnessed officers being knocked to the ground and hit with various objects that were thrown by rioters i was unabl

temporarily in most japan we're actually injecting wants for a while there's a lot of where the warm isa cold frontal system bringing rain from eastern china's through the science of japan at the top of that is snow snow for colorado as you'll notice but the whole thing is pushed slowly cyrus was right in turns to snow as the coder types in behind for the maps of the home show took tokyo would eventually drop from 16 and you'll feel the cold chill we're down to minus 3 in salt sauce called subzero having a quite warm day on monday and charged look so much better but a cloud bit of rain in the southwest otherwise it looks pretty fine. pretty widespread shows that mostly large through malaysia indonesia but borneo sees a pick up in that likelihood on monday and that's true through or java and points eastwards further west regular showers picked up every day and the northeast monsoons and by a bang goal is going makes for a longer way place somewhere showers a catch time a moderate fog is still a persistent problem from bangladesh to the north indian plain true for monday and tuesday but lo

all comes as the number of cases globally dropped for the 5th consecutive week were a challenge as an isa 6 out of london he says a middle and low income countries are still falling behind though in their vaccination programs we are expecting 330000000 doses to be did ministered by the middle of 2021 with something up to 2000000000 doses being given out by the end of the year now that sounds very impressive and it is but. that would still leave. the developing world countries some way behind rich world countries have a study done by a few key diversity at the beginning of the year will release in the beginning of the year we said that the the world's 16 percent richest countries are already bought up 60 percent of the available vaccines so even with kovacs there is inequality in access to vaccines and the w.h.o. has also said that you need about 70 percent vaccine coverage within a population to achieve the herd immunity that would be able to beat covert 19 so even with kovacs is targets of vaccinating 20 percent of these countries that still some way short of the 70 percent necessary to

guzman and isa but are you were not given any. visible scars from a shift to accidents a dodge to close the government's quotas cut few to be a legal ruling that ministers misused emergency power was. israel's prime minister proposes naming cities and proximity to the gates coronavirus to stimulate the country's ongoing and not kill a should come pay and i mean of the some say finite violates privacy rights. and convince the people it's not like you force them to do violate human rights to a group to hold all those people. on french filmmakers to prevent antti separatism po which critics say would unfairly target muslims opponents to the legislation rally to the days in paris. 247 live from the russian capital this is our team's national. story this hour is how the unsavory business practices of some of the wilds biggest producers have been placed under the spotlight it's off to international rights advocates filed a lawsuit alleging the snack giants including nestle malls call go well they force children as young as 11 to make th

2 weeks ago beijing stopped recognizing british national overseas passport holders in the territory isa rally reports on the increasingly troubled ties. with such practices seriously violate professional journalistic ethics are totally inconsistent with the facts and deviate from an objective balanced and impartial reporting position while its full exposes the b.b.c.'s malicious intent to confuse the public and smear their we go region through rumors that announcement by chinese all thought it sees that b.b.c. wallet need not be allowed to continue their service within chinese territory coming in the wake of our reporting on how china has held the corona virus pandemic in the country saying that they dispute how the b.b.c. of covered the issue and that they simply do not tolerate fake news and it follows in the wake of the u.k.'s forecasting regulator taking away the license for c.t.s. and the chinese broadcaster and saying that they've taken up bisons away because the channel and the editorial line and it's hated by the chinese government we are unable to approve the application to tra

it isa it is a good job all of the backgrounds behind us are real, isn't it! east and south—east of england later today. snow is moving in and weather warnings have been issued by the met office for large parts of the uk, with predictions of possible travel disruption. vishala sri—pathma reports. the sledges are out in full force, as are the carefully crafted snowmen and rather large snowballs. it might be sub—zero temperatures in parts of britain, but the snow appears to be bringing some of us a little light relief during lockdown. but for parts of the south—east of england, it's not all fun and games, with roads disrupted and trains cancelled. the train company southeastern have closed some lines for all of sunday and monday, and are asking passengers to stay at home. in essex, some coronavirus testing sites have been forced to close, with vaccination centres remaining open for now. the met office have issued an amber warning for these parts of england, meaning that travel upheaval and power cuts are expected. and a yellow alert for much of scotland and nort

i said, i really think maybe the sense of what is happening, when she had her first sun dance, isa, youngan, he was walking across the field, and your voice -- he heard a voice cried for help. there was a man with arrows inside him and he was weak and he was dying. he looked and said, can you help me? he dressed to the wound. he nursed him back to health. and he stayed with them until he could get up to walk. he starts to walk away. he said, boys, for helping me this way, the nation is -- just by your name. and he left. people know him, but just by his name. that is how he was. he was a sun dancer. after the battle of little bighorn, he prayed for custer's and his men. this is the compassion that he had for the human race. he is a sun dancer for all living things. yes? >> with your children and grandchildren in different parts of the united states, are you able still to keep up the tradition and language? ernie: that part is kind of difficult because three of my children, they are half. their mother is from texas. she did not teach them anything, so they know some words, but that's it? --

who's out london's heathrow airport we just heard the words almost certain use there isa something else is uncertain is this plan for people tourists coming from those 30 red list countries to quarantine for 10 days in selected hotels but a lot of issues over how it's going to be implemented what else can you tell us. absolutely since today is the 1st day of those measures being implemented 33 so-called bradleys countries where the so-called south african or brazilian strains of the corona virus are prevalent people traveling from those countries will have to quarantine in those designated hotels all of them close to the vicinity of heathrow airport here just on the outskirts of west london so that has been in place since this morning around 4 am u.k. time and it involves passengers getting off their flights and being in school to through special lanes the special queues in the ports being done loaded onto buses which have been specially commissioned the process being go over soon by g 4 s. and other private companies and then being taken to those hotels where they must remain for 10 da

it isa it is a busy time for companies telling us in terms of how they have been doing in terms of profitst forecasts. the company gained prominence in recent months as the covid—i9 vaccine it developed with germany's biontech became one of the first shots to be approved — sales of the vaccine would not be reflected in these numbers and pfizer is not the only runner in the race to vaccinate the world against the coronavirus. us treasury secretary janet yellen says that new growth forecasts from the congressional budget office shows the united states "desperately" needs congress to act on presidentjoe biden's coronavirus rescue package. she says, "last year, the economy shrunk more than any other since the end of world war ii. it will be years before the country reaches full employment again." from stock manipulation to a hollywood movie — the rights to the story of the gamestop—reddit stock saga have been bought by the mgm film studio. but will there be a happy ending for the mass investor movement that hijacked the financial markets and is ruffling the feathers of investors all over the w

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action or selection process is very much about competence of course we want to encourage diversity and isadoes not have any quotas when it comes to selecting astronauts and therefore we simply want more female applicants because that will result in more female astronauts being selected. for a quick check of the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. has called on yemen's who the rebels to halt their advance on the city of marib the government's last northern stronghold washington special envoy for yemen says so-called back channels are being used very aggressively to get the who thieves' to return to international negotiations mike hanna has more from washington one of the 1st actions abided and ministration do.

isa soares, many thanks. >>> some australians have received their first coronavirus doses. about 60,000 doses of the pfizer biontech vaccine are expected to be administered by the end of the week to front line workers and senior citizens. the oxford astrazeneca vaccine will be received in the coming weeks. the prime minister received his shot. he reminded the people they were cleared by the country's top medical experts and are safe and effective. >>> still to come, as millions in texas remain without safe water, others are receiving electricity bills in the thousands. we will tell you what state officials plan to do about that. >>> and protesters in myanmar have gathered again to denounce the military coup. now officials are saying their lives are in danger if they don't disperse. we're back in a moment. >>> myanmar leaders have said they will suffer the loss of life, unquote, if they keep up this civil disobedience campaign. activists are not planning to stop. the country's leading pro democracy group is calling for historic demonstrations today. tens of thousands of peop

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. ♪ ♪ temporary isa rig stadiums.hould say two games are being hosted in lake tahoe, but the nhl built a temporary ice rink at edgewood golf course in state line, nevada for the big event. how cool is this? right today? the las vegas golden knights played the colorado avalanche. no fans allowed at the rink. but as reporter michelle dapper shows, us hockey fans still had a great time. this is the number one hot spot all of lake tahoe. if there's a game on of any sort, this is where everybody comes to hang out with no fans allowed to attend the nhl outdoors game, hockey fans flocked to the lucky beaver bar and berger. we're making it work. you know, i still hear for steel for here for the experience with their game faces on and the beer flowing sports couples closely tuned into the game, including a relationship rivalry. it might be tough getting home. she won't have to walk. it was hard. it was really hard. but we're from reno. so we just have to be in south like to experience it with the majestic views of la still shi

he says his party have a lot to do to rebuild trust with scottish people isa is a big opportunity but. when he came to talk to us a little earlier, he told me his party has a lot to do to rebuild trust with the scottish people. i've said today, directly to the people — i've said today, directly to the people of— i've said today, directly to the people of scotland, i know we have a lot of— people of scotland, i know we have a lot of work_ people of scotland, i know we have a lot of work to do to rebuild your trust _ lot of work to do to rebuild your trust in — lot of work to do to rebuild your trust in us — lot of work to do to rebuild your trust in us as a political party. i recognise — trust in us as a political party. i recognise that over recent times, you haven't — recognise that over recent times, you haven't had the scottish labour party— you haven't had the scottish labour party you _ you haven't had the scottish labour party you deserve, and i'm going to work— party you deserve, and i'm going to work day— party you deserve, and i'm going to work day and night to give the scott

. >>> i'm isa soares in london.warning coronavirus is likely to be a problem for the next few winters. speaking alongside prime minister boris johnson, they say covid-19 will ford foreseeable future be added to the list of things for those that are vulnerable even despite vaccination can be at risk. the message came in the same day where they showed a slower roadmap out with june 21st as the last day of lockdown restrictions. >> i'm melissa bell in paris. the french riviera is to go into a partial local lockdown as authorities try to bring down local infection rates that are three times the national average. so far the french government has resisted the idea of a third national lockdown choosing instead of curfew system that's been in place for several months. that has stabilized figures here in france but with daily increases that remain stubbornly high at about 20,000 new cases a day. >>> i'm blake essing in tokyo. japan's prime minister recently appointed the first minister of loneliness. he will be tasked with a