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within 15 minutes, leah picked out a two different items racking up a $3200 bill.econd-grader had to admit to her parents what she had done. >> i bought watches, walkie- talkies. >> reporter: while she bought toys for herself, leah got gifts for her cousins, and she ordered two refrigerators for her parents on accident. >> in the afternoon, some of the boxes came and then the next day, even more boxes came, the next day, more boxes came. >> reporter: they were able to cancel a few shipments before they arrived, but the rest had to be returned and leah's grandparents are still waiting to get their money back. >> clearly, leah is a smart girl. did you ever imagined she could take it this far? >> no. never. not in our wildest dreams. you have to start much sooner than seven explaining to children that money does not grow on a tree. >> reporter: as a consequence, leah lost her scranton privileges. >> did you learn your lesson? >> yes. >> reporter: a lesson learned the hard way. naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york . >> has another consequence for her shopping spree, leah h

sarah leah whitson of — end this practice. sarah leah whitson of dawn, _ end this practice.health organization has given emergency approval to use astrazeneca covid—i9 vaccines produced in india and south korea. the decision will help distribute the vaccine to poorer countries through the global programme known as covax. these jabs will make up most of the initial 330 million doses of covax�*s first rollout, which begins at the end of the month. we now have all the pieces in place to have a solution of vaccines. but we still need to scale up production. and we continue to call on vaccine developers to submit their doses to the who for review at the same time, at least admit them to regulators in high income countries. meanwhile, the newly appointed head of the world trade organisation has told the bbc that when it comes to coronavirus vaccines, protectionism is not the answer to ending the pandemic. in one of herfirst interviews since getting one of the top jobs in global trade, nigeria�*s dr ngozi 0konjo—iweala told correspondent nancy kacungira her organisation could help

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back time out for the sport with leah in doha. thank you merriam the super bowl is by far the biggest sports story of the day and it's starting in florida in just a few hours the tampa bay buccaneers are the 1st team in history to play the super bowl and on home turf actually in their home stadium and all eyes will be on the 2 star quarterbacks patrick my home's and legendary tom brady correspondent jay gray was outside of the staley stadium earlier on and sent us this report. this is a guy who really is the undisputed greatest quarterback ball on reason it's 10 super bowl looking for his 7th to win and really that's unparalleled in the sport and really in sports 7 campion ships would just be amazing across the board on the other side you've got patrick mahoney the quarterback for the chiefs who is in his 2nd straight super bowl looking for a 2nd win and many think that he's the heir apparent to tom brady so you've got what could be a passing of the torch here but tom brady says he's not ready to go in fact now saying and he's in

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but within 20 minutes, leah had picked out 80 gifts on amazon.tally ordered a pair of refrigerators, as well. >> reporter: she is pretty quiet but evidently very mischievous, right, leah? so she is a leader of the pack so she is the one who always comes up with different ideas. >> my parents would not have been nearly as happy about that if it were me. they were able to cancel a few shipments before they arrived but the rest had to be returned. as a consequence, she lost her screen time privileges. >>> do think the concept of dining and dashing would be gone. >> you would think. unfortunately it is just shifted to high-tech crime and tonight, sarah johnson explains it is forcing one restaurant to close for good. >> i told her, surprise me, give me whatever you have today, greatest hits. >> this is a paradise. >> it is amazing, top-notch obviously. >> reporter: even endorsements from celebrity chef david chang. they have the ingredients to become an l.a. success story. >> during the weekend, it was come you know, out the door. >> the food is amazi

well still in its infancy mistry leah an estimated 35000000000 people appear to spain in the sports world wide only 40 will compete in tokyo but speculation around whether the olympics will be cancelled due to code 19 coupled with travel restrictions limiting access to premier training centers has made for an unprecedented and challenging debut for athletes i think it's a matter of just digging in and doing the absolute best you can despite all of the external noise you've just got to block it out and just keep on. marching forward. put towards choking up he stood still in peak meadow you can gauge al-jazeera caliber. this is al jazeera these are your top stories myanmar has blocked access to facebook following the military coup 4 days ago despite that symbolic acts of protest against agenta are being seen and heard across the country scott heide as following developments in mandalay the country's 2nd largest city in front of the mandalay university medical university about 20 people came out and staged a protest they had banners and signs that denounced the coup and demanded the release

a stray leah's parliament has pasta landmark bill forcing digital platforms like facebook to pay for use of a strategy a news content criticizing the bill facebook facebook last week blocked news links in the country but then restored them the government in camera says australian news media will now be philippe's of a contents. germany has approved 3 covert 19 rapid tests for home use medical professionals have conducted all of the testing up until now the kid should be a bit should be made available within a few days officials hope that home testing could help ease the national lockdown health minister. had been criticised for moving too slowly. well gonna has become the 1st country to receive vaccines from kovacs this is a global initiative aimed at ensuring that poor nations have fair access to covered 19 shots the un backed program aims to deliver 2000000000 dollars is around the world this year. the arrival of the trucks and brings the world one step closer to a worldwide solution for a global pandemic. a plane carrying $600000.00 is that the astra zeneca vaccine developed in th

leah. i think. everybody's ok. he asked. for that thought oh my faith. they know anything about that. ok. professional training at a historic brazilian club was critical for on a field development but this time living away from home in the club dormitories have been just as important they helped foster him into the young man he is today and prepare him mentally for the even bigger things to come if there were one. but on the. other rival to europe that didn't take long at just a team can you sign for f.c. zion in the swiss 1st division he didn't need much time to adjust leading the club with 18 assists in his 1st season. and that season alone was enough to draw the attention of one of the best talent spotting sides part of the life. 15000000 euros in 28 team after a couple of weeks adjusting to german football was back to finding the back of the net not to its 1st ever goal in germany against future club helped. in his 2 seasons in leipzig one moment truly gave a taste of what he could do in the bundesliga. all. want to buy a few things. that's a presupp

. >> leah remini's puzzling new life. >> i don't know if anybody told you yet that they love you butery much. now down to business. >> reporter: sharing some hair-raising mommy moments with kim. >> thank you, california live, for helping us to connect right now and get our daughters together. this is so great. >>> plus nurse barb has five things you absolutely need to

sarah leah whitson is the executive director of dawn, a non—profit promoting human rights in the middles hostages to gain concessions from rival states... 0bviously, arbitrary detention itself is a widespread, sadly global practice, particularly from authoritarian governments around the world. but we have seen a dramatic escalation of detentions of foreign nationals who may be there on business or scholars orjournalists, who are literally being picked up used as bargaining chips. i couldn�*t help noticing some of the signatories to this are in fact also guilty of what they are condemning? exactly. and to the point, the united states accuses iran of holding 30 american dual nationals, i believe there are some canadians among them as well, but iran accuses the united states of holding 20 iranians for sanctions busting charges that they believe are similarly arbitrary. and in fact, the countries have engaged in hostage swapping, swapping the detentions in each country to secure their release. so, who is this really a message for, would you say? well, very clearly the initiative grew out of

will damage it's reputation here in australia facebook announced the move on its blog saying astray leah misunderstands the relationship between itself and publishes it says publishers willingly choose to post news on facebook to sell more subscriptions grow their audiences and increase advertising revenue it is to make generated more than $5000000000.00 free referrals to a straight line publishes with an estimated 315000000 dollars last year the government and facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg talked again on thursday the principle is very clear way going on facebook are important parts of the digital eco system in australia they're important part of the economy we've made it clear that we want them to continue operating here but we've also made it clear that if you do business in australia you need to comply with the law of the industry many in the media agree giants must pay for the journalism they republish well because news organizations use whatever platform i can to share their content problem is that what this is meant is google and facebook now tiger woods share of advertising rev

there are now 1200 climbers who registered for competitions while still in its infancy in a stray leah an estimated $35000000.00 people if it is in the sport worldwide only 40 will compete in tokyo but speculation around whether the olympics will be cancelled due to cope at 9 tame coupled with travel restrictions limiting access to premiere training centers has made for an unprecedented and challenging debut for athletes i think it's a matter of just digging in and doing the absolute best you can despite all of the external noise you've just got to block it out and just keep on. marching forward. hopefully towards his 1st olympic medal. al-jazeera calibra. this is al jazeera these are your top stories myanmar has blocked access to facebook following the military coup 4 days ago.

facebook says it will restore news content to its users it all straight leah that the signal was announced after the government agreed to amend legislation making tech giants pay for australian news content victoria gate and he has bought. the compromise agreed between the australian government and facebook has been welcomed by uses and is a victory in the short term at least for australia's news outlets who have their facebook pages restored or facebook has read friended astray and astray in news will be restored to the facebook platform and facebook has committed to entering into good faith negotiations with a strain news media businesses in seeking to reach agreements to pay for content facebook has agreed to invest tens of millions of dollars into australia is struggling new sector in return it will avoid mandatory payments that could have cost it vastly more and created what it sees as an alarming global president at the end of the dive price books accepted the premise that there needs to be an accommodation between the their market dominance in advertising and the public interest jou

there are now 1200 climbers who registered for competitions while still in its infancy in a stray leah an estimated 35000000 people if it is in the sport worldwide only 40 will compete in tokyo but speculation around whether the olympics will be cancelled due to cope at 9 tame coupled with travel restrictions limiting access to premiere training centers has made for an unprecedented and challenging debut for athletes i think it's a matter of just digging in and doing the absolute best you can despite all of the external noise you've just got to block it out and just keep on. marching forward. towards choking up he's still in peak middle age al-jazeera camera. it's good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera the new military leadership has restricted access to social media activists say that people have been arrested in mandalay while demonstrating against the military coup one of yang on president showed the opposition by banging pots and pans for a 2nd night's officer scott.

course of the message is safety that we need to make sure that as many people as possible in a stroller leah receives the spec sane it comes at a time when the government is in a very public's doused with facebook which has blocked news from a strategy in social media sites which has made it harder for the government to promote its why having this vaccine is so important they have also been issues with a member of parliament who has been spreading and misleading information about coke at 19 so if this rollout from today is all about making sure as many as charley and as possible facts of night it right from the cities to remote communities is anyone that nicholas speculating as to what they think the final uptake of people coming forward to get the vaccine might be. so the health minister greg hunt said he is confident that people will come forward it's free it's not mandatory some government departments are saying that they may be looking at this well if you're working it out open as ation you need to be but the government has remained very coy as to what the figures need to be to get so-ca

forward to the clinical trial results reading more and learning more about those results phones got my leah institute on the spot. we've been speaking with dr said how to data a regional adviser for the vaccine preventable diseases and immunization program it was a pleasure talking with you thank you very time and comments thank you so much. donald trump's legal team has warned that the democrats push to convict him in the u.s. senate could push the country towards a civil war here's how day one of terms trial unfolded. they tell us that we have to have this impeachment trial such as it is to bring about unity but they don't want unity and they know this so-called trial will tear the country in half leaving tens of millions of americans feeling left out of the nation's agenda. as dictated by one political party that now holds the power in the white house and in our national legislature well it's a very serious situation on capitol hill where we've got an impeachment trial underway donald trump's lawyers they call it absurd and unconstitutional meanwhile we've got the prosecution saying this

community israel's death toll from the coronavirus past the $5000.00 mark on friday artie's polis leah picks up the story that will be ok but they shouting at us that we're no are going to provoke you a situation we're not far from the heartbeat of the ultra orthodox community here in jerusalem now we were forced out of play with people shouting at us this community is at the same time of of rao over lockdown measures we simply eat thousands of ultra-orthodox mourners many of them with mosques took to the streets to attend the funerals of to the rabbi. is it caused an outcry in israel and wasn't the 1st time as the country struggles to deal with its handling of the koran a virus the society is becoming more and more divided many people in jerusalem do not support the behavior of the ultra-orthodox neighbors i don't know exactly the statistics about the ultra dark or for the fury but i do know that under 65 the statistics says that one out of every 10000 people died wrote that's a very very slow lever i actually think that the bigger problem is the fact that the government over here is.

there's so much i did comment on about mass incarceration but if you want to tell michael story and leah raise his mom to focus on a nail and aired on - - mail narrative it's not okay so still to this day we see it and that's why it speaks to people with a historic narrative also commentary of how we are doing this. >> especially in the context of how black women are influencing the power structure. so i wonder so giving these three women advice what would your advice be to them specifically related how they could amplify their life's work? >> that's a great question. but in terms of favorite lives are be a lot more opportunity for their platform more to tell their side of the story and if social media or getting their work published there's more opportunity now that they were not afforded and in many ways they've done their best to make sure the people in their lives knew of their influence if they were modest and humble and didn't know in the same way i do to say i did that. and it happens all the time even when our son was born i would be standing next to michael at events and people

people say, wow, you really do a greatly limitation all leah did a great imitation of you.son —— actor but i am good at playing myself. you can check that out on my instagram, it is funny, it is good humour to make people smile at this time and also support the little guy as well because i do believe it is a moment in general with a little person has a way to essentially stand up for themselves.— essentially stand up for themselves. ., ,, ., , themselves. thank you for being on the programme _ themselves. thank you for being on the programme and - themselves. thank you for being on the programme and it - themselves. thank you for being on the programme and it is i themselves. thank you for being on the programme and it is good to talk to you. thank you. that is the real wolf of wall street. i have watched that video, there is a lot of swearing be warned, not something you would see here on the bbc. a major winter storm has hit the northeastern united states, bringing heavy snowfalls and blizzard—like conditions to new york state, pennsylvania and new england. thousands of f

putting leah side, putting trump in the center of this while it's happening. notice the vice president is being put in mortal danger and he did nothing about it. he was tweeting in and around that same time that the vice president had let the country down. jessica, really quickly before we let you go. if democrats finish early, do you think we will hear from the trump legal team? >> no. we will hear from them on friday. once they are completed though, that will be it for today. we will not hear from the trump defense team until tomorrow per the organizing resolution, laura. look for that. >> jessica, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> let's bring in erroll lewis. good morning. >> good morning. >> hours of evidence the former president incited the riots. what is your big take away from yesterday? >> reporter: the big take away is the visual evidence we had not seen before is really quite compelling. it really sort of shows that the very location where this trial is happening is we were mere minutes away from a complete catastrophe of what could have been a liter

his family says he suffered from mental illness, teller's grandmother tells ktvu the day won't on leah be about her grandson. it will also be about mental health wellness for all people. i want people to understand that we have problems not only in san leandro, but the whole country. mental health is so very, very important if we would have had the help that stephen needed. i believe that he would be here today, sam, leandro's mayor says, proclaiming a day for steven taylor will promote the ongoing process of healing and understanding as the city focuses on dismantling systemic racism. officer has pleaded not guilty. in vallejo, a store owner was shot and wounded during a robbery attempt. the business has been targeted before, but the incidents never ended in violence. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has more now from police and talked with the family of that injured store owner. this is video showing two men walking into a vallejo store you can see store owner marketed in the top center of the screen wearing a gray hoody watching them come in. then one of the men pulls out a rifle and b

he won the week defended at the olympics and defended all leah 1978 to become the undisputed heavyweighthundred 67 years old. former secretary of state george scholz has died he worked alongside president reagan to in the cold war and held for different cabinet positions during his political career, former president george w. bush says america has lost one of its finest statesmen, scholz was 100 years old. for more on these and other stories you can download the fox news app scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. several states have begun vaccinating teachers in hopes of reopening their schools this year with moving teachers to the front of the line means elderly people will have to wait longer to get their dose. dan springer has that story. >> the students in hood river oregon are among the select few just 13% of all k-12 students in the state have been inside the classroom since last march but that's expected to change as governor kate brown put teachers at the front of the covid vaccination line. >> for every teacher who is back in the classroom they helped 20, 30,

pretty much where the comparison ends if you had to grab the wheel of one of them for your probe for leahanel chief technology strata list brad and market watch senior reporter john swarts, welcome, purely on stock performance alone look at the annual comp chart i was looking at this year-over-year lyft is up 7% while uber is up 49%, they had very different recovery is a choice as simple as this? >> we like the basket approach and we like both of the companies but if you're looking at one of them lyft has not performed as well to your point. there is definitely more room for multiple expansion and you might get a little bit more performance because of that you have to look at does the investor have more appetite for a pure play) company or with uber's case closed along with the delivery services. they're both going to be really set up very well for the next six or 12 months as we get to the recovery phase but lyft has more. liz: how can you say that when uber clearly, a is international and please push back if you disagree but uber has an international business and uber has a new burrito

leah wright-rigueur and chris christie.ahm, let me start with you, both cruz and andrew cuomo have looked in the mirror and sees president. >> a couple of things i would say here, one, they violated a couple of rules, and number one rule, you can't say we're all in this together. you're all in this together. also hypocrisy. there's a slightly larger point here which is, when trump was president, all the governors looked like unbelievable because they were getting measured against a failure. right now, biden's white house is doing unbelievably well. you got the governor of texas not doing well. the governor of california with his own recall challenges. so i think there's real shift here because the measurement that's off the oval office, the oval office is doing really well and all the blemishes that have been covered up are coming out. they have a real problem here, these two, and they did the right thing in my view, first thing, get out, don't try to explain, own it. and correct cruz to comeutndayt was the media's fault? >

that could be good news for leah and rob, or maybe stuart will make it two in a row.dy!" round begins now. you'll be dealing with these six categories... first... then... honoring his 110th birthday tomorrow. some... and finally... stuart, where do we start? day, drinking for $200. [ chuckles ] you look like you're in the mood. - rob. - what is a cocktail? you got it. let's do day, drinking for $400.

will damage its reputation here in australia facebook announced the move on its blog saying astray leah misunderstands the relationship between itself and publishes it says publishers willingly choose to post news on facebook to sell more subscriptions grow their audiences and increase advertising revenue it is to make generated more than $5000000000.00 free referrals to a straight line publishes with an estimated 315000000 dollars last year the government and facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg talked again on thursday the principle is very clear way going on facebook are important parts of the digital eco system in australia they're important part of the economy we've made it clear that we want to continue operating here but we've also made it clear that if you do business in australia you need to comply with a lot of the industry and many in the media agree arguing tech giants must pay for the journalism they republish well because news organizations you. can't. problem is what this is meant is google. now to the lion's share of advertising revenue which makes it very difficult for media

the first is from leah in atlanta, here it is. >> i'm currently a full-time grad student doing most of. what are some small practices i can do to help recenter and refocus myself so that i don't feel fatigued or burned out being online all day? >> a great question. dr. jess, what say you? >> it is a great question. i get this a lot in offices where people are like, i can't focus on netflix when i'm trying to watch a good show. start by, you know, overall reducing your screen time. in between classes make sure you are getting up, stretching, walking away from your computer. it's going to be important to do that. also, look around your space. is there an area you can create a relaxing environment. put a few floor cushions down on the ground and there you have a reading nook. or maybe you put a yoga mat down and you can practice meditation and yoga. finally, take a few minutes to be intentional about what you are going to watch so that you are investing your time in other things outside of watching television again. pick up a book and read but be intentional about how you're investing you

leah holland just wanted to get a tattoo inspired by some kind words from a friend. what was to come, holland got the phrase courageously and radically refuse to wear a mask inked on her arm. she got that tattoo march 4th, 2020, two days before kentucky reported its first case of covid-19. >> it basically made it look like i'm totally anti-mask or whatever, which is not the case. >> she shared her story on tiktok and it has gone viral. here is the thing, holland doesn't re great the tattoo, and says she is happy to have the story behind it. well, you know, good for her. >> not good for her. >> what is the other option, to be humiliated every day when you walk around or i guess to remove it? >> no. i think it is good to have a story. it is good to talk about. >> mm-hmm. >> clearly she's going to have her mask on. and people are going to be, like, but why, and she has a story. >> yes, along as they don't start screaming at her first. >> that part. >> right. >> people staring at her forearm, what does that say? what? all right. let's talk about what's going on weatherwi

championship they just food the lakers and go head to head again more on that story coming up with leah mr. acid attacks in india. leave many scars most of which cannot be seen. they also create a bond. born of a sarod ordeal and stronger than the many obstacles their survivors will now face 'd. black roses and red dresses parts of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover foreign policy national security is very much a political impounds here's the conflict how do we illustrate it are we telling a good story will people get what we're trying to teach here they're living outside in makeshift tents this is not the way any family wants to raise their children we're willing to get in take you into a place that you might not visit otherwise and to actually feels that you were there. in the boonies. car rides time to catch up on all the sports news in his ear thank you sammy will it start with tennis world number one novak djokovic he just won his 9th australian open extending his own record he beat russia's daniel medvedev

already all that's all your support for me and you back over to jury all right leah thank you so much and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we hand you over to our teams in london merriam the mozzie will be with you in just a few moments it's with much more of the day's news about. told to own their own we tell us all in a case where some of the stuff you compensated civilians we listen to the only music you hear is only the most beautiful music in the world it's silence we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that although to 0 it's america's worst kept secrets cracked open the time of a pandemic exposed in the time of trump through the turmoil of 2020 the big picture traces a century of racial injustice to reveal how philanthropy politics and economics preserve structural inequality keep the white a supreme and black in its place the race for america part one on a just. as the deadline approaches for unrestricted access to iran's nuclear program will u.s. president joe biden overturn trump sanctions and help rebuild relations or will tensions escalat

and i'm leah harding with all your sports news england cricket captain joe root smashes a double century to put them in control of the 1st test against india. welcome to the news hour thousands of people i'm in a marvelous sing their anger and mass protests the 1st in 6 days since the military seize control of the government chants denouncing their arrests of elected officials rang throughout the city of yangon. heavily armed police officers have blocked off the demonstrators but further organization of protests online has been halted and that's because of a near total internet blackout the military has blocked access to social networking sites including facebook instagram as well as twitter a former leader has been under house arrest charged with illegally using and importing communication equipment her economic advisor an australian academic is the latest person to be detained. florence that we begins our coverage from kuala lumpur. people out on the streets of yangon monks students young and old. many are dressed in red the color of the national league for democracy party or the n.l.

and i'm leah harding with all of your sports news liverpool had the chance to end their nightmare run in the premier league the english champions face local rivals every 10 looking to avoid a 4th e.p.l. defeat in a row. while just 0 has seen parts of a confidential u.n. report which finds donald trump's private security contractor erik prince violated an arms embargo on libya the report to the security council reveals how foreign mercenaries and weapons towards after in 2019 when he was fighting against the internationally recognized government in tripoli kristen salumi wraps up the details from what. in d.c. . erik prince is best known as the founder of blackwater security a private contractor whose employees were implicated in the killing of 17 iraqi civilians in 2007 he's also a prominent supporter of former president donald trump and brother to former education secretary betsy devadasi. but it's his role in a malicious assault on the internationally recognized government libya in 2019 that's now a question al-jazeera has seen excerpts of a 121 page report submitted to the u.n. sec

griffith, first of all, i want to entirely agree with what miss leah said so far. i completely agree with her, stimulus, stimulus, stimulus. where i disagree with joel griffith is the fact that it seems as though he is not living in the current, real america. he seems like one of these individuals that is i guess privileged and also well-off. whereas we, the rest of us here, americans, are dealing with this tragedy, and all of this insight that joel has offered so far, it is contemporaneous at best. it is meaningless at most. sir, i want to express my sincere impression that you are not living in the same world or same reality that the rest of america is living in. host: go ahead and respond, joel. guest: thank you for that call. i would say first of all, i do feel i am fortunate to have a job where i was not affected by the shutdown, i was able to work from home for a year. i definitely understand and appreciate that many others, many millions do not have that opportunity. we see many of them that are still without work. i can sense that in what you are saying and

leah told me about this, for the name plaits at each place, it's an eagle that is very attractive. and guests would take it. so i was told early on to pick up those before desert. because most people don't think about it until it gets toward the end. one of the problems was when we would be short there was no budget to buy that. i mean it was like pulling teeth and they were what, $50 each, but if we were short it wasn't like oh, we'll just get the slush fund to pay for it. we didn't have an account to pay for that stuff. it wasn't just that we wanted to be greedy, but we could not part with it. >> and the butlers would go to someone and say i think you just put the placecard holder in your pocket, and they would take them out. those alone are just so potential. if you have a place card from the white house you're very rare to have that. it seems to me they would be happy with that, but i can see anything that is not wired down, sadly, even people that attend white house events think that hostess gifts mean everything that is on the table. >> i have two quick questions. the first g

let me bring in leah caldwell on colin, kristen welker outside the white house. leigh ann, let me start with you, what is your sense on how to minimum wage ruling plays out in the days ahead and what some democrats think should be the path forward. >> reporter: there is what happens in the short term and what happens in the long term. let's talk about the immediate future. house speaker nancy pelosi said despite the parliamentarian ruling in the senate she's going to include the minimum wage in the house bill when they vote on it today and that's to ensure that progressives vote for it because there was some threats from progressives that they wouldn't if she took it out regardless of what the senate parliamentarian did. so now let's move over to the senate where there is a lot of frustrated democrats, but in reality it actually makes the passage of the covid bill much easier. the minimum wage was the most difficult component of it where not all 50 democrats were even on board. so this makes biden's top priority right now much more easy to pass. but democrats who

double hand transplant months after his surgery doctors are only now able to call it a success now leah harding has the story and we are going to warn you but it's an amazing story but some of the images are quite graphic. joe di meo was 20 years old when his life changed for the 1st time after surviving a car accident he was left with burns to 80 percent of his body the skin on his hands and face had melted his chances of surviving the accident were slim than 2 years later finding the right donor for a transplant seemed impossible but last august they found a match. your. doctors then attempted what had never been successfully done before giving someone a new face and 2 new hands. dimino surgery took nearly a day with close to 100 medical professionals in the theater the surgery happened last year but doctors waited to be sure his body didn't reject the transplants before calling the operation a success we try to minimize those potential complications but getting through the 1st 3 months is critical most of the patients throughout the world that have died had a hand or a face transplan

well still in its infancy in astray leah an estimated $35000000.00 people appear to spiting in the sport worldwide only 40 will compete in tokyo but speculation around whether the olympics will be kept so close that 19 coupled with travel restrictions limiting access to print media training centers has made for an unprecedented and challenging debut for athletes i think it's a matter of just digging in and doing the absolute best you can despite all of the external noise you've just got to block it out and just keep on. marching forward. hopefully towards chalking up his 1st olympic medal. al-jazeera caliber and also as well fernando back to come up so i thank you more from sun in our next news hour finally for you though a man in the united states has received the world's 1st full face and double hand transplant months after his surgery and doctors are only now calling it a success the harding has this extraordinary story but just a warning there are obviously some graphic images in a report. joe di meo was 20 years old when his life changed for the 1st time after surviving a car accide

there are now 1200 climbers who registered for competitions while still in its infancy in a stray leah an estimated $35000000.00 people if it is in the sport worldwide only 40 will compete in tokyo but speculation around whether the olympics will be cancelled due to cope at 9 tame coupled with travel restrictions limiting access to print media training centers has made for an unprecedented and challenging debut for athletes i think it's a matter of just digging in and doing the absolute best you can despite all of the external noise you've just got to block it out and just keep on. marching forward. hopefully towards chalking up his 1st olympic medal gauge al-jazeera caliber. i can tell you it's a lot harder than it looks now organizers of tennis australia open say will begin a scheduled on monday despite 400 players and officials being forced back into isolation in melbourne a worker at a hotel has tested positive for the virus just days after play is finished a 2 week orenstein on arrival in australia if players test negative they'll be allowed back out of their rooms and there's bee

both mark and leah have now had their firstjab. the family reunited. don't know. you just... i don't think there's going to be an end to it, because i think we are going to get boosters. it's going to be a bit like the flu jabs every year. there's going to be something in place for a yearly booster. but it will be just nice to have some form of normality. the next phase of the roll—out will see a huge expansion. the plan is to immunise all adults over 50, and everyone with an underlying health condition over the age of 16. like khadijah, who has been isolating. she was born premature and has type one diabetes. i've missed my family. it's weird not having that contact with them. i definitely miss my friends as well, just hanging out, meeting up, going for branches. that will be first on my list as well as soon as lockdown is lifted. ruth will also be vaccinated in the next stage. she has cerebral palsy and has also been isolating. it will be a huge relief when it happens. i think that's going to be my main emotion. it's as much about hope, i think, as w

and that cristina leah is here to talk about the transition to market street. >> chairman: good morning, ms. aleah. >> good morning. we will return in may to provide data. as we mentioned in the memo, it is somewhat depend on the transportation recovery plan for the city and transit service along the corridor. and as we said before, this first phase of construction will address an important infrastructure, repairs and replacement. it does not preclude us from building the full vision that we have been working on for three years. so we'll sort of put together information and we'll have a presentation for you in our may update. >> chairman: thank you. commissioner haney? >> yeah, so i'm a little confused because i did send a note to director tomlin when i received the letter. it seems the letter not only didn't provide a more robust enforcement plan, it actually scaled back some of the things that it sounded like had been committed before. it said that s.f. m.t.a. is not going to recommend automated photo enforcement. it didn't give any more specifics on p.c.o. deployment, and when or wha

. >> leah cooperate in providing witnesses and prefers for congressional request? dr. hicks: yes. >> will those witnesses be protected from reprisal for their testimony or briefings? dr. hicks: yes. >> do you agree if confirmed to appear and testify upon request for this committee? dr. hicks: yes. >> do you agree to provide documents including electronic arms of communication in a timely manner when requested by a duly constituted committee or to consult with the committee regarding the basis of the -- any good-faith delay or denial in providing such documents? dr. hicks: yes. >> lastly, have you assumed any duties or undertaken any actions which would appear to preserve -- to presume the outcome of the confirmation process? dr. hicks: no. >> i do not have to tell you i believe we are in the most dangerous time arguably in our lifetime, it is the greatest that the united national security comes from china and russia, that will not change just because we have got a new administration. the 2018 national defense strategy and i think of all the things that qualify you for

. >> hello leah? >> hi there, thank you. i'm calling to support all of the demands can released by the b.s.u. to thank the student commissioners for their leadership and for writing this resolution. i want coencourage -- to encourage the board to follow student leadership particular black students and students of color. they know what the issues are. they clearly know how to fix the problem. i think we need to listen to their voices and focus on their leadership. thank you. >> hello robin? >> i'm robin, i'm a member of the parent p.a.c. i'm not speaking on behalf of the p.a.c. but myself. i have a child student at lowell and ninth grader in eighth grade. we're applying for public school now. i'm in full support of this initiative as is my child who's a student at lowell and her friends. children at lowell are hurting. many adults in the community are gas lighting children and engaging in hurtful behavior. i'm very proud of these kids. thank you. >> hello, latoya? >> thank you, justin. i'm a parent leader with apec. i'm also

both mark and leah have now had their firstjab. the family reunited.first on my list as well as soon as lockdown is lifted. ruth will also be vaccinated in the next stage. she has cerebral palsy and has also been isolating. it will be a huge relief when it happens. i think that's going to be my main emotion. it's as much about hope, i think, as well, and the thought i can make a plan to do something, perhaps in the summer, but i'll be looking ahead. the shielding has been very much about the next day, or the next couple of days, and being acutely aware of my well being and looking after that. and it'lljust be — i think it willjust be the ease of thinking i canjust go and do something. there is now a debate about who exactly should be vaccinated next. teachers, the police, supermarket staff, bus drivers have all argued they should be a priority. one of the biggest worries is people with learning disabilities. some of those living in care home settings have been offered the vaccine, but... the reality is that most people with learning disabilities don't

. >> a lot of people aren't sure how to cook cauliflower or kale or fennel or whatever it is, and leahally helpful at doing that. >> i think having someone actually teaching you here is a great experience. and it's the art of making a meal for your family members and hope that they like it. >> i think they should come and have some good food, good produce that is healthy and actually very delicious. >> cooking is one of my biggest passions, to be able to share, like, my passion with others, >> this is a huge catalyst for change. >> it will be over 530,000 gross square feet plus two levels of basement. >> now the departments are across so many locations it is hard for them to work together and collaborate and hard for the customers to figure out the different locations and hours of operation. >> one of the main drivers is a one stopper mitt center for -- permit center. >> special events. we are a one stop shop for those three things. >> this has many different uses throughout if years. >> in 1940s it was coca-cola and the flagship as part of the construction project we are retaining the