go ahead, yamiche. >> well, one, nick kristof, i love your point so much, i'm going to make this brief. i think for me when you look at that, the list could include people that are criminal justice cases that are cases that advocates are pushing for, but we know just by what we can see in the past that some of these names are likely to raise eyebrows. let's remember that this was a president who pardoned people that were involved in killing civilians in iraq. little children in iraq. he has pardoned scooter libby, he's pardoned roger stone. he's pardoned people that were close to him as well as people that he didn't know and the feeling is, yes, maybe he'll have some people who maybe are deserving of pardons who are people who maybe have been wrongfully convicted in all sorts of things or maybe have seen a sort of change. there are probably going to also be people that are politically motivated, that are about sending a message. he's wanted to kind of argue that he was a target of a hoax, the target of an unfair prosecution in all sorts of ways, unfair investigations. i can imagine bas

the reason for all of these problem is storm kristof.he uk. and that gives us a cold start to thursday. ice is possible forjust about anywhere along surface water lying around for top aside from where we see showers falling the first thing. but wintry weather for scotland, the biggest issue through the course of the day. the rain improving across northern england. still some showers around here are some wintry even as far south as the southern pennines. to the far south of the uk perhaps some rain on the south coast. much of england and wales in a dry and sunny day but feeling chillier in scotland peaks on packing on those wintry showers even overnight thursday and friday as kristof pulls toward scandinavia. there will be some as well for northern island a few for northern england. scotland with the greatest risk of piling up more snowfall. a widespread cross takes us into friday for top again but that surface water sitting around across many parts of the uk they will be ice just about anywhere as the day gets underway. friday quite a bi

as tom kristof _ has ever undertaken. president joe biden.needsis of wales overnight the village and needs is bearing the brunt of unprecedented levels of flooding. with around 100 homes forced to evacuate. the leader of the council says that early indications show the flooding may be linked to underground mind working. but the sheer volume of water is making it was a torrent that stunned residence, the water came so quickly there was no time to do anything but get out. the council fears and underground mine shaft is collapsed but they are unable to confirm this due to the sheer volume of water. they have confirmed that officers are on—site. it is been nearly three hours nap at the watershed the bottom of the road is still flowing and according to the fire rescue service, another three feet in the last 90 minutes or so. on the road, the water rose slowly, this teacher was one of many who rushed to help. surreal is the best word. i would never have imagined anything like this happening in nine after ten years. we've never had anything like thi

midlands. all down to this area of cloud which it's all down to this area of cloud which is storm kristofnto the peaks in the pennines, where we could see something like 150—200 mm of rain. the met office's amber warning is out in effect for these areas. rivers in these areas are already running at elevated levels. that's before the bulk of kristoff�*s reign has even begun to arise. it will start to turn increasingly wet overnight with this zone of heavy rain lining up across northern ireland and northern england. colder airfurther ireland and northern england. colder air further north ireland and northern england. colder airfurther north in ireland and northern england. colder air further north in scotland, ireland and northern england. colder airfurther north in scotland, a ireland and northern england. colder air further north in scotland, a few wintry showers here with frost and the risk of some icy stretches in the risk of some icy stretches in the south. mild with temperatures at 10 celsius in plymouth. through tuesday, this band of rain will be unrelenting across northern ireland,

kristof and in pairs only received for thoughts from people on the site saying there are very limited water resources and i meant only one meal a day at these almost and after in addition the people are stuck behind barbed wire and it is almost and basically the situation is even worse than it was in moria and more action at it. but now the e.u. wants to turn over a new page 2 weeks after the fire the e.u. commission introduced a new pact for migration and asylum in brussels it was designed to end years of bickering among e.u. member states. for years previously european governments had already attempted to reach an agreement on how to handle the crisis with no success. countries like hungary rejected any obligation to take in refugees. or johansson is the european commissioner for home affairs as the politician responsible for the new pact she calls for a measured approach. of course it's natural to be emotional because you talk about people 1st human beings and then many of them are in a crisis situation and of course it is good that you have emotions tell us people in a crisis but

kristof and in pezzo he received reports from people on the site saying there are very limited water resources and i meant only one mail a day and it is almost and after in addition the people are stuck behind barbed wire and it is all moved and basically the situation is even worse than it was even morea. but now the e.u. wants to turn over a new page 2 weeks after the fire the e.u. commission introduced a new pact for migration and asylum in brussels it was designed to end years of bickering among e.u. member states. for years previously european governments had already attempted to reach an agreement on how to handle the crisis with no success. countries like hungary rejected any obligation to take in refugees. or johansson is the european commissioner for home affairs as the politician responsible for the new pact she calls for a measured approach. of course it's natural to be emotional because you talk about people hurt human beings and then many of them are in a crisis situation and of course it is good that you have emotions towards people in a crisis but just solve the proble

i kristof numbers beat the street thanks to stay-at-home workers.orning to you from bloomberg's european headquarters in the city of london. manus cranny, live from dubai. this is daybreak europe. very good morning to you. you've been laser focused on what we heard out of the states in terms of the ramp-up of the vaccine. you are seeing a lot of the vaccine production really come to life in the middle east. here in the u.k., it was quite tragic last night the number that we got. 100,000 deaths in the united kingdom. almost exactly a year since the u.k. really started to brace the impact of covid when they first had 83 british it -- british passengers. it's the first country in europe to pass that grim statistic. manus: yeah. you are right. i am sitting in one country where the ramp-up and rollout of vaccines has been delivered at a frenetic page -- pays. if we look to the u.s., biden is setting the agenda. he's ordering 200 million doses. what does this mean? you are seeing almost arise of 50% in the number of vaccines available. how much more can y

just today the "new york times" published a column by nic kristof that made that entirely sensible pointte i would like to see pressure on advertisers to withdraw from fox news so long as it functions as extremist madrassa and cable providers should be asked why they distribute channels that peddle lies. you won't be surprised to learn that the rest of the media, our competitors strongly agree with that sentiment. the government needs to shut down fox news, people who watch fox news, meanwhile, that would be you, need to be, quote, deprogrammed. presumably in some kind of residential facility. reeducation camps, if you will. now we can't say specifically what the plan is, honestly we haven't thought a lot about it. msnbc though has thought a lot about it. >> there are millions of americans, almost all white, almost all republicans, who somehow need to be deprogrammed. it's as if they are members of a cult, the trumpist cult. and have to be deprogrammed. do you have any idea how we start that process? >> tucker: did you hear that? they are almost all white. do you have any idea how we sta

it's all down to this area of cloud which is storm kristof. say, rivers in these areas are already running at elevated levels. that's before the bulk of christoph's rain has even begun to arrive. it will start to turn increasingly wet though overnight, and with this zone of heavy rain starting to line up across northern ireland, north wales, north midlands and northern england, colder air further north in scotland, few wintry showers here, frost and a risk of some icy stretches. in the south, it's mild, 10 degrees in plymouth. now, through tuesday, this band of rain is going to be unrelenting across northern ireland, north wales, northern england, parts of the midlands, rain for a time across southern wales, southwest england, brighterfurther north in scotland, but still with plenty of showers packing into northern areas where we have the cold air. in england and wales, mild, 11—12 c, dry and bright across the southeast for most of the day. then into tuesday evening and overnight come into wednesday, we see further pulses of rain falling on in

been declared in south yorkshire as authorities there prepare for significant flooding from storm kristofings meaning that there is a potential risk to life and property have been issued for parts of yorkshire and the homburg. northwest, east midlands, danny savage sent this report. in doncaster this afternoon, people were doing what they could to get their homes ready for flooding. council lorries were out clearing drains and gullies just in case. in the streets close to the town centre, they don't want a repeat of this, when the nearby river don burst its banks back in 2019. in the garden, up to about to here. in the house, it was roughly a foot high. in that same street today, kev wingfield admitted he is worried. devastating to the whole community. we don't want to go through all that again. but this time, the council are better prepared, which is a good thing. but it gets everybody worried. and everybody has now started to move things upstairs, again. the sandbags are already out in anticipation of flooding. a major incident has been declared in south yorkshire. last time, people com