hoy nos acompaÑa joanna suÁrez. humanitaria por la llegada de miles de migrantes que amenazan con extenderse mÁs allÁ de texas y llegar a arizona donde las autoridades estÁn preocupadas. joanna: el nÚmero de migrantes que cruza esta aumentando incluyendo los menores no acompaÑados que pasan a estar en custodia . pedro utrera aznar mÁs sobre esta crisis. pedro: la crisis migratoria podrÍa llegar a arizona. hay una percepciÓn de que la frontera estÁ abierta, que las polÍticas de asilo han cambiado y que hay una ley de amnistÍa en proceso. el presidente biden debe cambiar esa percepciÓn, dijo el gobernador de arizona. los temores del gobernador se basan en detenciones de grupos de mÁs de 200 migrantes cruzaron el muro para entregarse a la patrulla fronteriza en arizona en dÍas pasados. el senador por la florida viajÓ de washington a arizona y recorriÓ un tramo del muro con el gobernador donde seÑalÓ que joe biden creÓ una polÍtica de fronteras abiertas. pero acÁ no todos creen lo que dice el gobernador y el senador . a

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we had joanna telling us about l.j. >> on that night, said joanna, l.j. garage. she assumed they were having sex. then when they came out, she saw daniel approach the girl. >> he asked her if she wanted to [ bleep ] and she laughed. and she was like, no. and he just kind of grabbed her head and just rammed it into the wall. >> she said the girl was knocked unconscious. l.j. and another friend named "v" tried to calm daniel down. and then the three of them carried the girl out to the garage and changed her clothes. >> tell me about the clothes they changed her into. >> there was a lot of red. that's what i remember the most. >> what parts do you remember being red? >> pants and shoes and a shirt, like white, white and red. >> the shirt was white and red? >> yeah. her shoes. shoes had white laces, and we were tying them. >> then, joanna said, daniel, l.j. and "v" wrapped the unconscious girl in a blue tarp, put her in a white suburban, and took off. and when they came back hours later, she said daniel was covered in blood and the girl was not with him. >> i

joanna, have you been involved in delivering any meals?e with the restrictions one couldn't really do it but i have been a silent person in the background, i hope helping and assisting and supporting. ok, i was going to ask if you had been, what people's reactions was if they open the door and saw joanna lumley standing there. but behind—the—scenes we'll need people working hard as well. margarita, to you, you and your staff, you have been benefiting from all this wonderful cooking. i believe a medium hot chicken curry is the dish that is being delivered. who doesn't love a medium hot chicken curry frankly. what difference has that made, to have people think about you as health workers and deliver something at a time when you have been under such stress and so very, very busy? it has meant so much to my colleagues in the front line and to all the other colleagues working in hospitals. asjoanna said, a lot of the time they didn't have time to have a hot meal and therefore to have that delicious curry delivered by the community has been fant

. -- joanna cher . doesn't make that leap. -- joanna cherry- i'm — doesn't make that leap. -- joannaoesn't make that leap. -- joanna cherry. i'm sure everybody will. doesn't make that leap. -- joanna cherry. i'm sure everybody will be | cherry. i'm sure everybody will be watching the next time nicola sturgeon takes her position at the podium. she will be asked about this. the picture on the front page of the scottish daily mail asked how woke she did her way out of this. it is a challenge for her and the parties already put out a statement effectively say it is not about one man come and his ambition and about the implications of his ego, it is about their written issues that need to be debated, but when it does mean is that from now until those elections, it may come of the question of leadership and her leadership compared to the kind of leadership compared to the kind of leader he used to be, will be very much at the forefront of people's minds. and at the forefront of the debate and i don't think that is what anybody other than alex salmond wanted to happen, it is a challenge to

in fact, i have it. >> how long have you had it, joanna how many days or week?for reporting purposes. but this is going to be even more important right? you'll be dragging dongling, adapters, airpods, headphones, laptops back and forth. >> joanna, the reason i ask is because there is no way that i'm going to show my dongle bag on tv, because it is an absolute mess i mean, i've tried this a number of times, and there are just wires and stuff everywhere it's like completely useless after a few days i just wonder. do you think it's possible that companies will purchase double, stuff that you can keep at home or on the go and stuff that stays in the office? sure, may be more expensive, but you could avoid lost stuff, damaged devices. is it possible the ceo of logitech and other companies could see even greater than anticipated sales as we all go back to work or a hybrid workforce? >> first of all, talk about your dongle bag you need to clean that up. we can talk afterwards about one i recommend. but 100% on that. right? logitech ceo told me also the hardwaremakers t

good afternoon, joanna.ink that was the main mood, really, let's make sure that we don't forget to do long—term workforce reforms that have long term, accountability, but if we can sort out those things this is broadly a step in the right direction. i broadly a step in the right direction-— broadly a step in the right direction. ~ ., ., ., ., direction. i know that you want a ten ear direction. i know that you want a ten year plan _ direction. i know that you want a ten year plan for _ direction. i know that you want a ten year plan for the _ direction. i know that you want a ten year plan for the social- direction. i know that you want a ten year plan for the social care | ten year plan for the social care sector, in the same way as was done for the nhs under you previously. is that looking like it is going to happen? that looking like it is going to ha en? ~ , . that looking like it is going to ha..en? . ,., , that looking like it is going to ha . en? . , ., , , happen? well, i shall be listening really ca

ed, joanna, tim, thank you have a great weekend >>> the ten-year yield crossing 1.6% today, just ahead of next week's fomc meeting. we're going to get to the kite language to listen for and what it meansoroumoy,ex f yr ne nt. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. i'm a verizon engineer. we built our 5g nationwide so millions of people could do what they love in verizon 5g quality. and in parts of many cities, we have ultra wideband, the fastest 5g in the world. this is 5g built right. only from verizon. >>> welcome back investors have been forced to pay attention to yates as yields continue to rise next week we could see some volatility in the bond market when the fed gives its decision on interest rates, followed by a news conference with chair powell steve liesman, it seems like the ten-year has been ignoring the fed. maybe i'm wrong about that, but is there anything we're likely to hear next

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11:00am...murder. i speak on behalf of all my colleagues when i say that we are utterly appalled at this dreadful, dreadful news. the case has prompted a huge amount of discussion, with women sharing their experiences of feeling unsafe on the streets —and men asking what they can do to help women feel safe — let me know about your experiences or your thoughts on this by getting in touch on twitter at bbcjoannag or with the hashtag bbcyourquestions. figures from nhs england show the number of people waiting to start hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. john lewis confirms another raft of store closures as it announces an annual pre—tax loss of £517 million — the first annual loss in its history. it's exactly one year since the world health organisation officially declared the coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic. the foreign secretary issues a strong reboke to china — after its latest move to control hong kong elections is ratified. hello and welcome to bbc news. a serving police offi

joanna mcgee? as i live and breathe! hello there.romises a fair amount of dry weather, the amount of cloud will vary a bit from place to place, and there will be somejumps around in temperatures as well, as we will see in a moment. this was the satellite picture then from friday, showing we had some decent sunshine, particularly across parts of scotland. that was how the sunshine looked in the highlands. not far away from that, in sterlingshire, we have the highest temperature in the uk, up to 17 celsius, very mild for the time of year. but it wasn't like that everywhere — north—east england had a really chilly day on friday, just 6 celsius. a big jump upwards in temperatures, though, on the way later today. why the change? well, yesterday, we had the winds coming in from the north—east. it's all down to the wind direction, you see. these north—easterly winds brought those low temperature to eastern england because they were travelling over these really cold seas. the temperature in the water just 6 degrees at the moment. but the win

, how hard was _ awaiting things to reopen. joanna, how hard was it _ awaiting things to reopen. joannatic things they did for their communities. it is they did for their communities. ft is wonderful to celebrate that in so many different ways. michael, you have three children?— many different ways. michael, you have three children? yes, we have a 16-year-old. — have three children? yes, we have a 16-year-old. a _ have three children? yes, we have a 16-year-old, a four-year-old - have three children? yes, we have a 16-year-old, a four-year-old and i have three children? yes, we have a 16-year-old, a four-year-old and anj 16—year—old, a four—year—old and an 18-month-old~— 16—year—old, a four—year—old and an 18—month—old. wow! _ 16—year—old, a four—year—old and an 18—month—old. wow! i— 16—year—old, a four—year—old and an 18—month—old. wow! i now, - 16—year—old, a four—year—old and an 18—month—old. wow! i now, i- 16—year—old, a four—year—old and an 18—month—old. wow! i now, i now. i 18—month—old. wow! i now, i now. life is _ 18—month—old. wow! i now, i now. life is always — 18—month—old. w

to further discuss, joanna weiss. put me in the moment. what did you notice?, the double screen that we all do and as the interview was going on, i found all the liberals or most was symp sympathetic, angry by her treatment, were posting things like meghan markle and oprah will take down the monarchy. and the conservatives were not sympathetic at all, they thought she should have known what she was getting into, how could mus were saying that i feel sorry for the queen. >> and so how many of those were parroting. and i see this on twitter from time to time. perhaps they saw see it the same way or maybe they have just waiting for marching orders and they see a couple figure heads going in a particular direction and then everybody suits up in their usual uniform. >> a little bit of a twitter mob mentality to be sure. but if you look at social science research, you find that liberal conservative divide reflects something that explains a lot about american politics too i think. so liberals tend to see it as sy systemic. you are looking at a large system and instit

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i met joanna at one of her concerts, i was a huge fan of hearse before we knew each other. >> stephen it. yeah, i've tickled the sheep guts. >> stephen: it's not nylon? it's sheep guts? >> one day we were talking about tickling the ivories, she says with a harp it's sheep guts so you tickle the sheep guts. doesn't have quite the ring to it, but the music comes out quite beautiful. >> stephen: so can you do it? he taught me anyone can play harp and it will sound good because you just strum it and it's all in tune. so it's easy to play the harp but impossible to play it well, basically. >> stephen: you get to be intermediate immediately and you never go anywhere else. >> exactly. >> stephen: you're latest film is "palm springs," a huge hit, debuted at sundance. the last time, i think, people in show business were allowed to get together and watch each others' movies, actually. things shut down right around now a year ago. >> yeah. >> stephen: and it's a perfect covid movie thematically. tell the american people what it's about. >> it's a movie about a wedding in "palm springs," and with

amy: chase, you spoke to joanna brandt, the mother of a 15-year-old trans boy, ahead of arkansas's senatee earlier this month. this is joanna speaking about the importance of gender-affirming care for her n dylan. >> after two years of therapies, doctors visits, and rmone therapy, dylan is happy, healthy, confident, and hopeful for his future. his outside now mentions how he feels on the inside of a supporting of eir lgbt ks. trans girls are girls, and trans ys are boy did the eyeing accesso health care idenying t right to be themselves. my son will be devastated if he forced tstop his hormone treatments. all of the progress he has mad any plans to graduate haskell and go to college, presenting ouardly in the full expression of how he feels on the insid would come to a screeching halt it will be heart wrenching, not ly for h but for all the other trans youth in arkansas that dependent on this care. amy: chase strangio, it looks like the government is going to sign this legislation. is that right? >> you know, i am hopeful that we can mobilize for a veto, and i think everyone should take a

michael spavor�*s trial — this is thought to be him joanna chiu is a journalist for the toronto starund', shejoins me now.china we have the chinese executive under house arrest in one of her homes in vancouver and on the other we have two michaels neither of whom had, until very recently, in public for over two years. is this china's way of doing democracy? i two years. is this china's way of doing democracy?- of doing democracy? i don't think anyone _ of doing democracy? i don't think anyone observing - of doing democracy? i don't| think anyone observing think it's china demonstrating democracy. they are accused of some cvs espionage crimes and for the trial to be over in two hours, that shows you what kind of trial it actually is it is a conviction rate across the country is 99% so most people will not be acquitted in china, virtually none. experts tell me that, if there is a verdict, they will definitely be found guilty. in this timing during the talks in alaska is no coincidence. china sees washington as having the power to end everything and to free them by dropping its extradit

thanks and joanne hi i'm joanna molinari i am the creator of the korean weekend i am also a trial lawyer here in chicago illinois and a beer. i am a beer i'm a chef and food writer and the daughter of palestinian immigrants born and raised on the southwest side a chicago join us all you could tilt your head there when you saw her put the tea in whatever that was she was making to make it darker did i did you seen that before or is that something that that kind of mad no i thought that was pretty fascinating it's one of my favorite things about going out to take top is i learned all these little chicks in the hints about flavoring food and making it more authentic i just love it. mary what was food say about who you are. i mean for me. you know i my both my parents are jamaican but i could carry in food as a whole and it's really a chance for me to kind of explore my heritage because you know in school i didn't learn much about it and it's my chance to kind of down and to kind of experience this beautiful history that features in each dish because you know it had been fair it was probably

joanna saying no she doesn't worry about her mother as tears are streaming down her face.> it's reverberated. you're looking at your kids worrying about their parents and worry being being homeless. >> the kids are picking up what's going on in the house. they absorb it. thank you. powerful story. >>> next, vlad duthiers has the i'm jayson tatum. chececk out my s subway subb withth deliciousus turkey and crisispy bacon.. i'm draymond green. with my subway sub with tender steak and melty chcheese. my sub wilill help youou put poinints on the e board, ununlike some e other subsb. why would you say that, jayson? hey man, i'm just talkin' about subs here. oh c c'mon. my sub is gonna throw down on your... my sub has more ringss than your sub. my sub has bacon. chchoose betteter, be bettt. and nonow buy one e sub, get e fififty percenent off in t th. subway e eat fresh.. bubut not jaysyson's sub.. mamany plug-inins are stucuck e past. they r release a l lot of scent fifirst but afafter a whilile, subway e eat fresh.. yoyou barely k know they''re wo. new febrezeze fade defefy plu

go to joanna in indiana, a supporter.aller: i support this because, being a personal social security, you do not get much money, barely enough to make it through the year. just paying your bills. things come up like your air conditioning, your driver going down, your dog meeting and operation, things that are emergencies, we do not get to cover. we just try to find something that works. this will help us. in the areas where we cannot go out and fix the drier, cannot get our air conditioning fixed, cannot help our dog that needs an operation. it is essential. in indiana, they have a cut off amount of $30,000. anymore, you do not get any help. host: for the previous caller, if you're interested in finding out about the third stimulus check, if you go to the website there, they have a posting about when the payment could come if the bill does pass today. coming up we will talk to two members of congress. we will start our discussions with the democratic congressman from texas dan -- henry cuellar, who will talk about the rel

we know him as half of one of television's most popular duos, chip and joanna gaines rose to fame withok, "no pain, no gaines. born in albuquerque, new mexico, and raised this dallas, chip dreamed of a career in baseball, but that was not meant to be and then he met joanna, which changed everything the gaines' family now a party of seven, settled in waco preparing to launch their own magnolia network, which chip says feels like coming home. and chip gaines joins us this morning. >> hello. >> good morning, chip. >> what's up, chip >> i mean, you know what, i have to say something about this book, chip, that you wrote i wasn't sure what it was going to be, but you really go deep, and you talk about there was like a tipping point, a moment for you when you made a change in your head about fame, and you talk about it. describe the moment you were walking through like a flea market with your 7-year-old son, and then he kind of wanders off. pick up the story. what happened there? >> gosh, this is -- yeah, you jumped right into the deep end i feel like i need a couch and maybe a cigar or some

million young people between 16 and 24 are employed and many to help their families get by. 17-year-old joannalopez is one of them. why did you need this job? >> oh, well i wanted to help my mom. she is a struggling single mom. >> reporter: she has all remote school in the day and several days a week, she works in a fast food restaurant until midnight. her mother was laid off because of covid. >> that's when i was like, okay, now it's time to step it up because i have a little brother. >> reporter: lopez brings in $800 a month and gives $500 to her mom for rent and other bills. you are doing a great thing for your mom. are you worried about your mom? >> not really, i know that she is a strong woman. >> reporter: this has to be overwhelming for you. you are only 17 years old. >> i try to keep a positive attitude for her. >> reporter: why did you want to share your story? >> i wanted to see other people that they are not alone in the struggle. >> reporter: are you seeing more young people working to bring home a paycheck? >> yes. >> reporter: his organization works with lopez and hundreds of oth

the grassroots level the country is working to improve access to the game for disabled players to joanna gash has the story. jasim is 22 years old and like many young men his age enjoys football he's autistic and his mother says playing the sport in a safe environment has improved his life over the last 2 years and better and after finishing school just some of those like him had no child to take part in any activities so he stayed home and most this time doing nothing but now they come here free themselves of any negative energy or aggressiveness they wait impatiently for this day every week this program really grants them their inherent right to life and i hope it will run forever. justin is benefiting from a sports program here in doha teaching those with special needs several sports including football the ability friendly football program is a relatively new initiative but it's already got the backing of the cattle 20 turns to welcome organizers and one of their most famous ambassadors form a straight captain tim cahill does a lot of work with the world cup social legacy division gen

of safety data shows there's no increased risk of blood clots well let's get the latest night with joanna hall who joins us live from london joyner this is a new ball is it not not just for astra zeneca but for the the e.u. vaccination campaign. what will potentially for the vaccination campaigns everywhere the longer that doubt is allowed to persist about the safety of one vaccine that will only potentially fuel doubt across other vaccines it is a very worrying situation albeit that everyone involved at this point is stressing that there is no conclusive link between the astra zeneca jab and these blood clotting events this is a reason today sunday as arlen has become the latest in a string of countries at to call a temporary halt to their road out of the astra zeneca jab itself the deputy chief medical officer of the doctor wrote in berlin in a statement earlier citing a report by the norwegian health authority that for medical workers in norway mental health workers norway had developed blood clotting issues within 14 days of receiving the jab it was temporary halted in norway on thurs

joanna runs three pubs and is desperate _ meet people.uld be a great asset. but gary's hair salon is _ would be a great asset. but gary's hair salon is not _ would be a great asset. but gary's hair salon is not far _ would be a great asset. but gary's hair salon is not far from - would be a great asset. but gary's hair salon is not far from joanne's| hair salon is not far from joanne's cup. he was hoping he might have had a surprise vat cut from the chancellor.— a surprise vat cut from the chancellor. ~ :: , ~ chancellor. we pay 20% vat were hos - itali chancellor. we pay 20% vat were hospitality pays — chancellor. we pay 20% vat were hospitality pays 5%. _ chancellor. we pay 20% vat were hospitality pays 5%. we _ chancellor. we pay 20% vat were hospitality pays 5%. we are i chancellor. we pay 20% vat were hospitality pays 5%. we are not i chancellor. we pay 20% vat were hospitality pays 5%. we are not a | hospitality pays 5%. we are not a service _ hospitality pays 5%. we are not a service we — hospitality pays 5%. we are not a service w

the chief executive of the other beastie federation and she joins us now from boston massachusetts joanna thanks for taking the time to be with us and i want to start with the science behind this how do we explain this correlation how sure are we. well the fact of the fact that we've mapped out the. correlation between obesity between cope with death rates of the countries with high rates of obesity similarly we've seen in those countries with with as you said low levels go to death rates low rates of obesity so that's just what it is that we know that there's factors including sort of the inflammatory response other factors that we're still really emerging bettors that are sort of the have a causal relationship but also those associated factors like level of public health policy level of it here and still recommendations and guidelines that probably play in as well we already know that poorer communities often minority communities are the ones who are likely to be potentially eating more poorly and therefore becoming more obese so is this partly why we've seen such a disproportionate tot

for football barcelona's any president has promised to do all he can to keep leno messy at the club joanna reporter was sworn in for his 2nd spell in the job on wednesday after securing the $150000000.00 bank guarantee he needed before being inaugurated and one of his 1st tasks an important one is persuading messi to extend his contract to be on the summer. don't know me. i will try to convince leo to stay with us that is a must do tosk i will do like him he knows that whatever he does will be ok but we will try to make him stay because he is the best player in the history of football and my apologies for saying this right here and right now but you know of my love for you also loves you a lot. faslane and messi not in this season's champions league anymore and sell a spanish side at that's committed to heading out as well there was no down against chelsea in the 2nd leg of their last 16 tie they try out to nail aggregate stoppage time there and defending champions up by munich they will be in the quarter finals that they face and that's a $21.00 and they won that 162 on aggregate. there's

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11am.are racist at all. i don't think the british are racist. i think los angeles is racist, california is racist, but i don't think the brits are. the suspect in the death of harry dunn would be willing to do community service and make a �*contribution' in his memory, her lawyer says. sports coaches and priests who have sexual relationships with 16 and 17—year—olds will be breaking the law, under new government plans to close legal loopholes. police searching for missing 33—year—old sarah everard — last seen walking alone in clapham, south london — say they remain �*open minded as to all possibilites.�* crisis meetings involving senior royals have taken place following the duke and duchess of sussex's interview with oprah winfrey. buckingham palace still hasn't commented on the interview, which was broadcast last night on itv. in the programme meghan said before their son was born, an unnamed member of the royal family voiced concerns about how dark his skin colour might be. prince harry l

joanna gosling will be joined by virologist, dr naomi forrester—soto and university college london'sbc your questions or by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk. that's coming up at 11:30 here on bbc news. the scottish government says it will make public key legal advice it received during its court battle with former first minister alex salmond. lets go to our political correspondent, nick eardley who's in edinburgh. why now? basically the deputy first minister in scotland. aca no—confidence vote later this week and was probably going to lose it —— the deputy first minister in scotland faced a no—confidence vote later this week. we will see eight later this week. we will see eight later today. later this week. we will see eight latertoday. it later this week. we will see eight later today. it all goes back to soliciting accusations alex salmond was making, that the government was involved in some sort of malicious campaign against him when he stood trialfor campaign against him when he stood trial for sexual assault. he was acquitted. 0ne trial for sexual assault. he was acquitted. one

joanna runs three pubs.they do in europe and that is a fixed vat percentage for the hospitality trade. a country like spain and france that does rely heavily on tourism a country like spain and france that does rely heavily on tourism and hospitality, we are in that boat now here in the uk. a fixed rate that is lower than the standard rate that everybody else pays is what they do in spain. i think it is around about 11%. something like that to be brought over here in the uk that would be a great asset. but gary's hair salon isn't farfrom joanne's pub. he was hoping he might have had a surprise vat cut from the chancellor. we pay 20% vat where hospitality pays 5%. we are not a service you can put online or a takeaway service. when we are closed we are closed. the theory is that once things are back to normal then everyone will want a haircut so you will be able to bounce back quickly. there is no doubt we are going to be really, really busy. i worry for salons because they will have taken out extra debts, ext

the lone star state it's called, we're texas, and has a texas-sized guest list, including chip and joanna"i'm in. texas is really rallying around helping out the people that are going to need it i'm going to host it, deejay it, intro bands, outro bands, rap myself. >> reporter: you're going to rap? >> i'll have to rap somehow. >> reporter: i will tune in for that. >> i'll rhyme something. i may not know it, but i'll rhyme something. >> reporter: when you do something like this, how does it affect you >> i have a privileged life, a career, family, kids i have purpose something like this happens, purpose comes in with a capital "p." >> reporter: service is a part of mcconaughey's dna has a history of giving back, and it's brought amazing people into their lives like this 93-year-old. >> quite a few years ago, when camilla and i and the kids were giving meals on wheels away, she was on the list. fell in love with her immediately. she is a bright light. >> reporter: we decided to pay miss jessie may a visit. she hadn't seen mcconaughey in over a year because of covid-19. now that she's vaccin

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11.ost, to give thanks for their lives. a minute's silence will be held at midday across the uk to remember those who lost their lives in the past year and to offer support to the bereaved. the last year has been probably the hardest year in a generation. and this crisis has touched everybody and my first thoughts go to those who have lost loved ones. empty streets in germany as the country heads into a tighter lockdown to try to reverse a third wave of coronavirus infections. £5,000 fines could be issued to anyone heading abroad on holiday under new laws due come in in england next week. the unemployment crisis shows signs of easing today £5,000 fines could be issued to anyone heading abroad on holiday under new laws due come in in england next week. the unemployment crisis shows signs of easing today with the number of uk employees increasing by almost 200,000 in the three months to february. a committee has found the scottish government's handling of harassment complaints against alex

i'm joanna gosling.eu countries. the jab is safe, according to the world health organization and the uk government. this vaccine is safe. we respect the processes and the procedures that some other countries may need to go through, but the vaccine is safe and people should certainly continue to take it. at 11.30am we'll be answering your questions on the astrazeneca vaccines with our health correspondent anna collinson. do get in touch. the prime minister will announce major changes to the uk's international priorities today, including moves to increase the size of britain's nuclear arsenal. more cctv, better street lighting and plain clothes police officers will be used to help improve safety in england for women and girls after the killing of sarah everard. in the last half—hour, the duke of edinburgh has left king edward vii hospital in central london after a month of treatment — his longest ever hospital stay. he had undergone a successful procedure for a pre—existing heart condition at another londo

do let me know at bbc, joanna g, on twitter. 10 million doses have been exported to the uk so far froms have launched a study to see if two drugs — which are already available — could be used to reduce deaths from so—called "long covid". the cambridge—led trial also aims to cut the number of people who are re—admitted to hospital following treatment for coronavirus. 0ur science correspondent richard westcott reports. covert has put nearly half a million people in the uk in hospital so far. covid has put nearly half a million people in the uk in hospital so far. most survive, but the disease doesn't relinquish its grip just because they have been discharged. ambulance driver nigel has been nicknamed the miracle man by his doctors, after nearly dying from the disease last summer. three cheers for nigel, hip hip, hurray! hip hip, hurray! leaving hospital was a high point. but months later, he is still suffering. i can't walk very far but i do my best. upper body strength where i used to have that, i haven't got that any more. you tire easily. don't you? tired. have an afternoon nap? yep.

thank you to sfusd staff, jenn song, joanna fight and board of education member allison collins.city college staff meg hudson and my legislative aid, lee mile lovett for their work on this important proposal. finally i'm introducing a resolution today recognizing march as problem gambling awareness month. even during the pandemic, americans wagered nearly $22 billion on sports alone last year and a 50% increase and americans spend more money on gambling than grows re. growing methods online from internet casinos to social media gains have only increased the omni presence of gambling in our lives. beginning in 1998, the san francisco department of public-health became one of the first in the nation to offer a problem gambling prevention program to serve and support residents suffering from gambling disorders. a model that has since been replicated across the country. this resolution follows a similar resolution unanimously passed in 2019 and puts us again on the record recognizing the impact problem gambling has on our city and it's residents. and in support of our reach education

we will now hear from joanna v. >> hello, at our last appealing meeting i was personally attacked.nd i have worked hard to obtain a dream of owning a home in san francisco. since discussion started with bridge housing a few years ago, it seems those homes do not matter. as long as bridge comes in and continues to tell us lie after lie, promoting their agenda saying they care about the community when all the while those of us who've been apart of that community are being made to feel we do not matter. e repercussions of having a monstrous building built literally in our backyards, dealing with the noise and havoc brought on by three years of construction, what happens if damage is incurred to our homes. if foundation is damaged or walls are cracked, who is going to incur those large expenses. we're doing so out of concern for our homes and our community. since we the plan has changed two to three times. we have been continually lied to. we would be able to get preand post construction assessment of our homes. we were being forced to deal with municon which we knew nothing about and

and joanna palmer.ersy. here's what president biden said on wednesday when asked by the decision of the leaders of texas and mississippi to lift mask mandates. >> a message to texas and mississippi? >> i think it's a big mistake. look, i hope everybody realized by now these masks make a difference. we are on the cusp of being able to fundamentally change the nature of this disease because the way in which we are able to get vaccines in people's arms. the last thing, the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking in the meantime, everything is fine, take off your mask, forget it. it still matters. >> that's the president on wednesday. here's what republican senator masha blackburn of tennessee had to say about the president's comment. >> we were called neanderthals when i led the fight against the imposition of a state income tax in tennessee. so you know what i did? i started the neanderthal caucus. neanderthals are hunters, gathers, they're protectors of their family. they are resilient. they are resou

coming up in the next hour with joanna gosling, she will be talking to our business correspondent whoill tell us more about what this decision by cuba to pay its drivers holiday pay, pensions and sick pay could mean for others who work in the greek economy. and we will hear more from dominic cummings, boris johnson's former aide, who has been seenin johnson's former aide, who has been seen in public for the first time as he gives evidence to the science and technology committee. all in the next hour. you are watching bbc news. this area of high pressure will be dominating our weather this week. the air moving around it in a clockwise direction, so we will have a flow across the north sea coastline keeping it quite cool here. the other thing you will find throughout the course of the day is the cloud will start to thicken. in eastern areas, thick enough for showers. in the south—eastern home counties and greater london as well. away from that, a lot of dry weather. we hang on to the sunshine across the west country, south—west midland for example, also throughout wales. as we come nort

and i will pass it to joanna faith. >> good evening.ee the partnership of city college in san francisco and this partnership provides opportunities for students to take college courses while they are still in high school. for concurrent enrollment, students go directly to city college to take courses outside of the regular high school day typically on the weekends or after school. concurrent enrollment is one source of students seeking enrichment. students participate via their high school and the early college team. primarily underrepresented students to enroll in college courses while they are still in high school. there is an emphasis on career and technical education subjects that are connected to jobs in high demand areas. the two main models are either one, a course that's embedded in the high school day or two we also send co-hoards of students at various city colleges. programs are offered during the school year and the summer and we have been able to continue our programming through distanced learning. this concludes this part

and i will pass it to joanna faith. >> good evening. oversee the partnership of city college in san francisco and this partnership provides opportunities for students to take college courses while they are still in high school. for concurrent enrollment, students go directly to city college to take courses outside of the regular high school day typically on the weekends or after school. concurrent enrollment is one source of students seeking enrichment. students participate via their high school and the early college team. primarily underrepresented students to enroll in college courses while they are still in high school. there is an emphasis on career and technical education subjects that are connected to jobs in high demand areas. the two main models are either one, a course that's embedded in the high school day or two we also send co-hoards of students at various city colleges. programs are offered during the school year and the summer and we have been able to continue our programming through distanced learning. this concludes this

we will now hear from joanna v. >> hello, at our last appealing meeting i was personally attacked. my family and i have worked hard to obtain a dream of owning a home in san francisco. since discussion started with bridge housing a few years ago, it seems those homes do not matter. as long as bridge comes in and continues to tell us lie after lie, promoting their agenda saying they care about the community when all the while those of us who've been apart of that community are being made to feel we do not matter. e repercussions of having a monstrous building built literally in our backyards, dealing with the noise and havoc brought on by three years of construction, what happens if damage is incurred to our homes. if foundation is damaged or walls are cracked, who is going to incur those large expenses. we're doing so out of concern for our homes and our community. since we the plan has changed two to three times. we have been continually lied to. we would be able to get preand post construction assessment of our homes. we were being forced to deal with municon which we knew nothin

i�*mjoanna i�*m joanna gosling. use of the test and trace system following a report by mps which finds its impact is still unclear — despite billions of pounds of investment. ask yourself this, had they not contacted 9.1 million people and told them they had been potentially exposed and asked them to quarantine or self—isolate, where would we have been without it? the brother of the british socialite ghislaine maxwell tells the bbc the conditions of her detention in a us federal prison are degrading and amount to torture. questions still remain after the palace responds to harry and meghan�*s damaging allegations about life in the royal family — almost 50 million people around the world watched their tv interview. the broadcaster piers morgan defends his comments about meghan after his abrupt departure from the itv breakfast programme good morning britain — saying, "freedom of speech is a hill i am happy to die on." i believe in freedom of speech. i believe in the right to be allowed to have an opinion. if people wa

i'm joanna gosling.e mps the uk's vaccination programme success is because of "capitalism and greed" — but instantly withdrew his comments. questions remain over whether foreign travel from the uk will be allowed this summer, as europe faces a third wave of covid infections. police in bristol arrest 1a people during a second night of protests against the government's police and crime bill. prince harry has a newjob — as chief impact officer at a california—based company that offers coaching and counselling. one of the world's busiest shipping routes is blocked by a grounded container ship — there are fears egypt's suez canal could be closed for days. the uk home secretary has announced plans for what she says are the biggest changes to the uk's asylum system in decades. they include new rules which will make it harder for anyone arriving illegally, to stay. an asylum seeker is someone who's left their own country in order to seek protection from persecution. they haven't yet been legally recognised as a