janua . ., ., ., �*, ., �*, to her 100th birthday on the 17th of janua. ., ., january.d bittersweet _ january. yeah, and that's what's so tragic and bittersweet about - january. yeah, and that's what's so tragic and bittersweet about this, l tragic and bittersweet about this, is that she was just a few weeks away. there were already plenty of tributes in magazines and newspapers, including our own. a big celebration of her 100th birthday. she got so close, and that's kind of sad about this, but her legend lives on. , sad about this, but her legend lives on, , ., sad about this, but her legend lives on. , ., , ., , ., ., sad about this, but her legend lives on. , ., ., ., on. tell us about some more of the tributes that _ on. tell us about some more of the tributes that are _ on. tell us about some more of the tributes that are coming _ on. tell us about some more of the tributes that are coming in. - on. tell us about some more of the tributes that are coming in. i - on. tell us about some more of the tributes that are coming in. i saw . on. tell us about some more of t

janua. , ., �*, ., , to her100 birthday on the 17th of janua. , ., �*, ., , january.that's what is so tragic and bittersweet - january. yes, that's what is so tragic and bittersweet about i january. yes, that's what is so i tragic and bittersweet about this. she was just a few weeks away, they're already plenty of in magazines and newspapers including our own we were preparing for a big celebration of her 100th birthday. she got so close. that's it's kind of sad about theirs. but obviously her legend lives on. tell of sad about theirs. but obviously her legend lives on.— her legend lives on. tell us about more of the _ her legend lives on. tell us about more of the tributes _ her legend lives on. tell us about more of the tributes coming - her legend lives on. tell us about more of the tributes coming in. i saw a lovely one from rhino two ryan reynolds who said he managed to grow very old and somehow it not old enough. very old and somehow it not old enou:h. , , ., ., very old and somehow it not old enou.h_ , ., ., “ enough. yes, everyone who worked with betty white —

. — that target for the beginning of janua . that target for the beginning of janua _ , , that targetht need to — january. some gps are concerned they might need to put _ january. some gps are concerned they might need to put some _ january. some gps are concerned they might need to put some of— january. some gps are concerned they might need to put some of their i might need to put some of their routine business on the back burner as the programme ramps up. itruiiilii routine business on the back burner as the programme ramps up. will that be the same — as the programme ramps up. will that be the same pharmacist? _ as the programme ramps up. will that be the same pharmacist? we - as the programme ramps up. will that be the same pharmacist? we have i as the programme ramps up. will that i be the same pharmacist? we have been doin- be the same pharmacist? we have been doing this _ be the same pharmacist? we have been doing this since january the 29th, most _ doing this since january the 29th, most of— doing this since january the 29th, most of this year and all the way through— most of

. . .. meet again in a week on the 6th of janua . . ~' ,. , . meet again in a week on the 6th of januals are seeking clarification from the french authorities on travel rules for british citizens with homes in the eu fter passengers travelling on the eurotunnel shuttle services between britain and france and on p&o ferries were told they were banned from travelling through france. most british tourists and business people are already banned from travelling to france because of britain�*s high covid infections. a coroner has given a verdict at the inquest into the death of the liverpool women�*s hospital bomber, emad al swealmeen. a narrative conclusion was reached that al—swealmean died in a taxi in front of the hospital, from an explosion and subsequent fire — caused by an improvised explosive device which he had carried into the vehicle. it said that he�*d manufactured the device with murderous intent. china has hit out at the us, canada and the eu after they condemned the arrest of seven hong kong journalists on wednesday as part of china�*s wider crackdown on press freedom in the r

. — their state to take forward into janua . , , . their state to take forward into janua . , , , theirh ou have january. give us a sense of how much you have lost. — january. give us a sense of how much you have lost, how— january. give us a sense of how much you have lost, how damaging - january. give us a sense of how much you have lost, how damaging has - january. give us a sense of how much you have lost, how damaging has it. you have lost, how damaging has it been? in you have lost, how damaging has it been? ,. you have lost, how damaging has it been? , ., , .,~ ., been? in terms of deposits taken and iiven back been? in terms of deposits taken and given back in — been? in terms of deposits taken and given back in the _ been? in terms of deposits taken and given back in the middle _ been? in terms of deposits taken and given back in the middle weeks - been? in terms of deposits taken and given back in the middle weeks of - given back in the middle weeks of december, its approximately £6,000, that's december, its approximately £6,000, ihai'sjusi _ december, its approximately £6,000

�* . .,, pot and not having anything to do in janua . �* �* . ., january.der here _ january. and we're quite close to the welsh border here in - january. and we're quite close to the welsh border here in bristol, people have been asked not to cross borders, do you think they will? going by what has happened previously in previous lockdowns and restrictions, — previously in previous lockdowns and restrictions, especially in wales when _ restrictions, especially in wales when they have had different rules to us, _ when they have had different rules to us, then — when they have had different rules to us, then i will not be surprised if we _ to us, then i will not be surprised if we do _ to us, then i will not be surprised if we do get — to us, then i will not be surprised if we do get a few people from across— if we do get a few people from across the border tonight coming across— across the border tonight coming across what ugo's. like you said we are really— across what ugo's. like you said we are really close anyway and people tend to _ are really close any

delta canceling 250 flights, announcing vouchers, jet blue sacking 83 flighack until janua 13ing. flight attendants pleading for patience. >> we are all working to try to get you where you need to go as quickly and safely as possible if you work with us, we will work with you. >> reporter: the flight experts say the backup will last all the way through the holiday season >> they don't have a lot of margin for error almost all the planes and pilots are currently working, they're available. >> reporter: winter weather we'll be right backing havoc on the skies and icy roads causing this four mile backup in wisconsin and more storms are in the forecast 20 million americans under severe weather alerts, with the southeast bracing for strong when, hail and tornadoes the possible tornado, already causing minor damage in southern georgia. but some relief for the west, warmer temperatures are on the way as travelers hope for an end to this holiday nightmare. experts say if you are flying any time soon, make sure you come prepared. have a back-up plan. know the customer service of the carrie

we will meet again in janua . christmas. we will meet again in january- have — christmas.hristmas. we will meet again in | january. have a lovely christmas. en'o january. have a lovely christmas. enjoy your _ january. have a lovely christmas. enjoy your festive _ january. have a lovely christmas. enjoy your festive season - january. have a lovely christmas. enjoy your festive season and - enjoy your festive season and screaming and well. thanks very much for being with us, bye—bye. scene mix portions with the at weather today. some areas have been chilly. this area of high pressure isn't going anywhere, it's sticking around for the weekend. a lot of dry and cloudy weather. will be some sunshine around and dense fog to watch out for, and turning a bit cooler. you'll notice that across sunday. we'll start to see a return to this dense fog across parts of northern and eastern england in particular. skies will be clearer further north. it will be chilly with a touch of frost. the cost of the cloud means temperatures won't be quite as low. —— sickest of the cloud. a lot of clou

the biography in the civil war enjoying the conversation facebook comments texts and tweets, sunday, januaern on in-depth apple tv. >> to be successful in 20s in conversations. [inaudible]. on c-span's podcast recordings. >> and entrance and you'll hear about the 19th of interest for civil rights act in the presidential campaign in the incident and the war in vietnam and everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly the secretaries new because they were transcribing at this conversations in effect, they were the ones who made sure that the conversations were as jonathan would signal to him between his address and there's, he also here's some blunt talk. >> i will they remember people. [inaudible]. i would just stay right behind .[inaudible]. join us on this podcast. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> next, on book tv interview other program looks at the root causes of california's 2018, campfire, the deadliest u.s. wildfire in the century and she's interviewed it by terry baker society of america enforcers ceo.

he waste which are due to happen in janua . . , , waste which are due to happen in janua . .,, , ., , asked about the statistics for covid-19 and _ january. he has been asked about the statistics for covid-19 and her - statistics for covid—19 and her trust whether they are. he statistics for covid-19 and her trust whether they are. he insists the figures _ trust whether they are. he insists the figures are _ trust whether they are. he insists the figures are trustworthy, - trust whether they are. he insists the figures are trustworthy, even | trust whether they are. he insists l the figures are trustworthy, even in that question he managed to point to the west as the source of the problems. he said unfortunately they do not want to recognise the russian vaccination and that is why keeps spreading. we need to know that it is russia itself, the producer of the russian vaccine who has not supplied the documents needed to the world health organization and that is the key reason why the russian vaccine has not been approved yet. but for the internal audience, the problem is not within us b

they will do that from janua . . ., ., , the supreme court in russia has banned one of the country'sganisations, memorial, accusing it of violating a law requiring groups to register as foreign agents. it comes at the end of a year in which the kremlin has cracked down vigorously on its critics. 0ur moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. more and more, it feels as if russia is turning the clock back. liquidate, the judge says, as she orders one of russia's oldest civil rights groups, international memorial, to shut down. the n60 was found to have broken russia's draconian foreign agents law. "disgraceful decision," the reaction from the gallery. it's100% a political thing. and the substance of this political decision is just one more step from an authoritarian regime, to totalitarian. for more than 30 years, memorial has been shining a light on one of the darkest chapters of russian history. what became known as the great terror. it has been painstakingly cataloguing the victims of stalin's mass repressions. up to 20 million soviet citizens are believed to have been sent to th

g janua? new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do.r a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. i'm so glad we're finally on vacation. yeah, and kayak made it so easy - searching hundreds of travel sites to find us a great flight. my ears still won't pop after the flight but i don't even care.... what? kayak. search one and done. >>> the select committee investigating january 6th is already planning a big year ahead. the group, which last week requested information from two house lawmakers, must now decide how to pursue them. the two congressmen, scott perry and jim jordan, have indicated they will not play ball with the committee. the new year is also expected to bring a shift in procedure. the committee will begin holding public hearings, and has reportedly begun preparing an interim report due out by the summer. i'm joined now by nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitale and mike vonas. how has the committee decid

. >> chris: but eric adams who takes over as mayor on janua january 1st ran on a tough on crime platform and one of his main tenants was that he would restore an anti-crime unit you disbanded. here is mr. adams. >> this is a city where we are going to be safe, we will have effective policing that is not heavy-handed. we are going to have the backs of our police officers but hold them accountable to do their jobs. >> chris: when voters elected eric adams, of all the candidates running for mayor, weren't they, in a sense, rejecting you? >> mayor de blasio: eric adams it's one i've worked pretty closely with, i helped him in every way i could to get him elected. i think he's going to continue what we started and build upon it. he was a police reformer. this is well known. as key to safety, that's what we did with the strategy with enabling more policing. commissioner dermot shea believed we needed to change that plainclothes unit, those officers are now in uniform and they are taking more off the street this year and we've seen in decades. i want to say that commissioner shea thought it cou

and justng days after the janua 6th riot at the capitol i learned that a woman who had just died there was from my hometown. i take you to kennesaw, georgia where i learn how roseanne became one of the foot soldiers in one of the moment dangerous movements in america. i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started.nt if you have been following the news at all this week you've likely seen a lot of headlines like these. alarming updates about the spread, of the omicron variant of covid-19. cases detected in new york, d.c., california, georgia. headlines and breaking news flying so fast at you that it's enough to actually make you scared. now, listen. some scientists think that omicron may become the dominant strain of covid-19. so if a case of omicron hasn't been announced in your area yet, it's probably just a matter of time before it does. now, i'm not trying to make light of the situation. it's just the truth. that's why i need everyone watching this program tonight to do two things for me. take a deep breath. pump the brakes a little bit. because even with all the scary news about omicron th

and justng days after the janua 6th riot at the capitol i learned that a woman who had just died there

realistic target by the end of janua ? . , ., ., january? spread. one thing we have _ will really stop the spread. one thing we have touched on a lot on this programme and i'm sure people have mentioned to you is that restriction for tea and these guidelines are guidelines, not in law —— fatigue. do you think people will have been following them already of the personal stuff is very much guidelines. the more business orientated or very much guidelines. the more business orientated— very much guidelines. the more business orientated or stadium stuff is the law. personal— business orientated or stadium stuff is the law. personal stuff _ business orientated or stadium stuff is the law. personal stuff is - business orientated or stadium stuff is the law. personal stuff is very - is the law. personal stuff is very much pleading with the population. we have used behavioural scientist here, steve right is our principal behavioural scientist. he will give credit to others but his principal piece of advice to me and others is, if you explain the why,

brute you get through them by the end of janua ? ~ ., : you get through them by the end of janua ?to achieve our targets. i think it can be done. our target is to give everyone an offer so everyone who receives the offer, come forward and get vaccinated. we have to be realistic, as we have seen with the vaccination programme, that not everyone who receives an offer comes forward. i everyone who receives an offer comes forward. ., everyone who receives an offer comes forward. . . ., , ., ~ ., forward. i am curious to know where ou will forward. i am curious to know where you will find — forward. i am curious to know where you will find volunteers _ forward. i am curious to know where you will find volunteers to _ forward. i am curious to know where you will find volunteers to do - forward. i am curious to know where you will find volunteers to do these. you will find volunteers to do these vaccinations. looking back eight months ago, when we were first in the situation with a mass vaccination effort, people were on furlough, working from home. maybe volunteers were easier to find. h

. _ adults certainly by the end of janua . ~ . .. adults certainly by the end of janua .~ . ., januaryis it ok to have a discriminatory measure in place? have a discriminatory measure in lace? �* . . have a discriminatory measure in lace? �*, ., ., place? it's an important measure that we set _ place? it's an important measure that we set out _ place? it's an important measure that we set out in _ place? it's an important measure that we set out in parliament - place? it's an important measure. that we set out in parliament after the summer recess, we set out there would _ the summer recess, we set out there would be _ the summer recess, we set out there would be a _ the summer recess, we set out there would be a plan b and it would include — would be a plan b and it would include covid passport is in certain setting _ include covid passport is in certain setting and — include covid passport is in certain setting and what we enacted yesterday is exactly what we had set _ enacted yesterday is exactly what we had set out in the one key difference is we said that the passport— difference

. — and new year and probably early janua . �* ., , ., ., january.e population would be infected. is that what you expect to happen? would you expect the doubling rate to slow down as the infection progresses? the doubling rate will slow _ infection progresses? the doubling rate will slow down _ infection progresses? the doubling rate will slow down for _ infection progresses? the doubling rate will slow down for two - infection progresses? the doubling | rate will slow down for two reasons, the first _ rate will slow down for two reasons, the first is _ rate will slow down for two reasons, the first is that people are taking sensible — the first is that people are taking sensible precautions. it is clear they— sensible precautions. it is clear they are — sensible precautions. it is clear they are taking sensible precautions and that— they are taking sensible precautions and that will slow down the doubling rate. and that will slow down the doubling rate the _ and that will slow down the doubling rate. the points we made about prioritising, interacti

australia have not played test cricket and since january. played test cricket and since janua . , ., named a ten -- 12 player squad this morning, _ january. they have named a ten -- 12 player squad this morning, ollie - player squad this morning, ollie pope prefer tojonny bairstow, did that surprise you? that pope prefer to jonny bairstow, did that surprise you?— pope prefer to jonny bairstow, did that surprise you? that is the good news -- big _ that surprise you? that is the good news -- big news. _ that surprise you? that is the good news -- big news. he _ that surprise you? that is the good news -- big news. he is— that surprise you? that is the good news -- big news. he is uniquely l news —— big news. he is uniquely suited to playing in australia on the basis of what we saw in south africa a couple of winters ago. he has been prolific in test values notlet at the oval where he averages the better part of 100 at a first class level. it's bold going with a younger player in the team who has never played test cricket in australia before.— never played test cricket in australia befo