>> i am the descendent of charlie lewis. >> who was charlie lewis? >> charlie lewis was one of the older survivors of the clotilda. they range from the age of two to 24 so he was one of the older ones, chief of a tribe. he was enslaved by colonel thomas beaufort, and charlie lewis bought land from colonel thomas beaufort in 1870 and we call it lewis's quarter. >> there were displays and tables at the festival. what was that, how did you come up with that idea? >> i wanted people to, when they walk around, i wanted them to get information from all of the descendents, so i wanted to make it informational when people walk around. i wanted them to get information from each descendant. >> tell me about your display here. >> ok. we can start from the beginning and bring it all the way down. from cudgel, what we did was we started with the -- cudjoe, we put his history down here. we had the clotilda ship. we had different books about him. when we got to hear, we wanted to bring his history, so we started the generation of our bloodline, which is cudjoe, to

let's just get some more on lewis hamiltons knighthood.poke to michael eborda, who helps compile the annual powerlist, britain's most influential people of african and african caribbean heritage. hamilton topped that this year as well. ina in a sport that is quite an elite sport in many ways, it is totally non—diverse from an ethnicity point of view. for him to make this sort of view. for him to make this sort of stamp that he has made particular over the past 12 months i think is so over the past 12 months i think is so laudable and it is testament to the man that he is. he has been in that position for a long time as the only black formula i driver. why do you think, he has formed his own hamilton commission pushing for change in f1? he wants to see more diversity in the hiring of engineers, in the hiring of people in tech, in the hiring of people in pr and media. and he is doing it pretty much single—handedly. he has got mercedes to change from silver to black, specifically in support of equality for some he has got a number of the driv

congressman john lewis died at the age of 82 an odd quirk in georgia law meant the georgia democratic party had just three days to decide who they wanted to nominate in his seat. the state of georgia, the whole country was only just starting to mourn the passing of john lewis, this icon of civil rights and american civic virtue, this moral giant who walked among us. but even in the initial plush of grief in this passing georgia democrats had to make this lightening fast decision who they wanted to replace him on the ballot. and those allies who knew him best, his parties in the home state of georgia they chose state senator nikema williams. just a few months earlier, she'd become the first black woman to be elected the leader of the georgia democratic party. last month in the november elections not only did senator nikema williams win her house race, she'll take john lewis' seat in congress in january.

peter lee, cecelia lewis, charles lewis, and the turners. probably close to maybe 300 descendents that live in the community today. cudjo lewis was always that iconic person in the community that not only was he a mover and shaker, but he was that person who just made things happen, and so, as a result, even today, when decisions are being made, sometimes, people say, let's go about this a minute, think about what he would have done. as a result of that, these are the original bricks from the descendents of the clotilda and this was done just two years ago, actually, about three years ago, by a local soldier by the name of april livingston. livingston actually volunteered to do this and started a fundraiser to complete it. it is beautiful. i put it right there with nefertiti as far as the finished product. >> community of 1900 people today and a little unknown fact is that mobileproduct. we are third with the highest number of baseball players in the hall of fame right behind new york and california. hank aaron, billy williams, isaac smith,

john lewis says we are one family, we are one america.merica is about all of us, not just some of us. so i think we are somewhat divided. and we cannot go back. we have to keep moving forward. but i think that it's not as good as it should be. susan: clearly, the walk with john lewis across the bridge is so important to you because you both opened the book with it, and you closed the book with it. we found a piece of video from 1968 of your father on cbs news talking about his interpretation of what happened that day. let's watch, and we will come back. [video clip] >> i am not the chief aider and abettor to the breakdown of law and order of civil rights programs, anything of that sort. in fact, in alabama, contrary to what you might know, we don't have a breakdown of law & order in that state. we had demonstrations. >> no breakdown? >> no sir. what breakdown of law & order came there he? we had some demonstrations, we put water on people and arrested some folks. >> what happened after the selma march? >> one woman was shot by some thugs

lewis hamilton is missing a grand prix for the first time in his iii—year career this weekend.on's mercedes car and in qualifying for the sakhir grand prix he was just edged to pole position by team mate valterri bottas. nick parrott reports. george russell is taking the biggest opportunity of his career in his dried. in 36 races, spanning two yea rs dried. in 36 races, spanning two years in formula i, dried. in 36 races, spanning two years in formula 1, his best qualifying position was 11. now he is in the championship winning mercedes, pole position was within his reach. he had never been outqualified by team—mate, but then he has never been in the same car as someone of the calibre is felt to rebut us. the finn went out first in the final session, setting the benchmark to beat. russell could not match it but red bull's and ferrari's leapfrogged match it but red bull's and ferrari's lea pfrogged both match it but red bull's and ferrari's leapfrogged both mercedes to the front row. with a short black taking less than a minute mercedes we re taking less than a minute mercedes w

to understand terrance lewis' story, you have to go back to 1999.gree murder. sentenced to life in prison. last year they dropped the charges. it's now been a year since harris lewis was released. >> at that moment that, was shear, genuine joy. >> in may of 2019, after more than two decades behind bars, terrance lewis walked out of a pennsylvania prison a free man. >> coming from a box of despair, you know, when i was being warehoused, to be able to feel the breeze on that side of the wall and get a genuine hug. surreal. >> i was convicted of -- >> that reality was starting to set in when he first met lewis last year, 87 days after his release. >> although i'm grateful, it is definitely been difficult because i've enslaved, you know, mentally and physically. >> it's been over a year since you were released from prison. how do you feel? >> i'd be remiss to say that life has been a cake walk. initially it felt like i was leaving one prison to come home to another. >> lewis was convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. prosecut

the 2020 bbc sports personality of the year is lewis hamilton.ch he became formula 1's most successful driver, for lewis hamilton, one final victory. six years after he first lifted that famous trophy, he had done it again. please, everyone out there, go out and follow your dreams. to all the kids, please never give up on yourself. continue to believe in yourself, because you have what it takes to be great. inevitably, it was a very different show to normal. the only crowd in the studio was virtual, after a year in which sport has battled covid, but also brought inspiration. captain sir tom moore both receiving an award and presenting one — to nine—year—old tobias weller, who has cerebral palsy and walked two marathons for charity. another of the winners tonight is the man behind me. in this challenging year, few have made such a difference as marcus rashford. the manchester united striker received a special award for raising awareness of child food poverty, after his campaign for free school meals. ijust had this thing that ate at me, saying, ma

arise sir lewis — the formula one world champion lewis hamilton is knighted in the queens new years honoursk has become the first country in europe to approve the use of two covid—19 vaccines. the country's medicines regulator gave the go—ahead for the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, signaling a landmark moment in the fight against coronavirus. half a million doses will be made available next week. argentina and el salvador have also approved the vaccine, and the us says it should have gone through its regulatory process by april. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh reports. the approval of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, which is a fantastic achievement for british science. it's a great day, we're very proud. this is a really significant moment in the fight against this pandemic. it is, i think, a game—changing moment. this is the vaccine, more than any other, that will eventually bring coronavirus under control. unlike pfizer's, which needs ultra low temperatures, the oxford astrazeneca vaccine can be transported in a fridge, meaning every care home in the uk should now be in reach. the medicines

music from lewis capaldi is on the way.california. his second season in l.a. kicks off december 22nd against the lakers. from the los angeles clippers, please welcome kawhi leonard. [ cheers and applause ] hi, kawhi. i'm so glad to get a chance to talk to you because you are a mysterious man. do you feel you ar mysterious man? >> no, i don't. the people around me know who i am. >> jimmy: you don't look at yourself in the mirror and say, who is this person whose teeth i am brushing right now? [ laughter ] >> not at all, not at all. i know who i am. my loved ones know who i am, friends and family. >> jimmy: i like that. we have so -- we see so much of so many people's lives. you don't have instagram. on twitter you -- this is kind of funny. the last time i think you posted on twitter was 2015. [ laughter ] and you posted a picture of your hoverboard. [ laughter ] what became of the hoverboard? >> man. that was a little trend back in the day. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i probably didn't even -- i probably didn't even post that. i don'

we'll be right back with lewis capaldi. >> dicky: tonight's performance by lewis capaldi on "jimmy kimmelrs are saving up to $400 when they add xfinity mobile. they can choose from flexible data options. and get nationwide 5g included, all on the most reliable network! ...and they lived happily ever after. again! again! get an incredible offer on xfinity internet and you could save up to $400 a year when you add xfinity mobile. click, call, or visit a store today. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank post malone, kawhi leonard, and billy crystal, apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "divinely uninspired to a hellish extent." with the song "before you go," lewis capaldi! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i fell by the wayside like everyone else ♪ ♪ i hate you i hate you i hate you but i was just kidding myself ♪ ♪ our every moment i start to replace ♪ ♪ cause now that they're gone i hear all the words that i needed to say ♪ ♪ when you hur

somehow lewis hamilton has won the british grand prix. wheels after suffering a puncture. and hamilton incredibly nursed his car around the track. it isn't just about the car and about the win, it's about the decisions that he's made along the way that makes him great. and that greatness was about to be confirmed on the algarve as hamilton passed michael schumacher‘s grand prix record, the ultimate overtaking. victory in portugal! a record—breaking 92 grand prix wins! it felt like '94 when the first time we won a carting championship, remembering the smile on his face and how excited he was. and here we are emulating the great michael schumacher and to have his son present lewis with a helmet was just a very humbling experience. you know, everyone asked me what would be it like if you win a seventh title? the man from stevenage comes across the line, wins the turkish grand prix and becomes the most successful formula 1 driver of all time! i definitely wouldn't have predicted that i would be hit with such emotion. but my whole racing caree

and we have to pass the john lewis voting rights act. [car horns honking] i am ready. honking] we can do this. we have big problems and big issues. that is why we have to stand together. we cannot allow anyone to divide us. folks who have no vision trapping individuals. my opponent, kelly leffler, is busy trying to distract the people of georgia. because she cannot account for her 10 months. she was appointed in the people of georgia are disappointed. she has done a good job enriching herself from the pandemic. when it came time to give ordinary folks $600 in unemployment insurance, she said it was counterproductive. georgia deserves two united states senators who will not be thinking about themselves, but thinking about the people they were sent to represent. if you send jon ossoff and me there, we will be thinking about georgia every day. [car horns honking] have georgia on my mind. we are ready to get this done. i've been moving across the state to folks who have lost livelihoods and loved ones to this pandemic. now, more than ever, we must stand together. i hear th

pass the john lewis voting rights act. i am ready. are you ready? we can do this.and big issues. that is why we have to stand together. we cannot allow anyone to divide us. folks who have no vision trapping individuals. leffler, is kelly busy trying to distract the people of georgia. account forcannot her money. she has done a good job enriching herself from the pandemic. people came time to give unemployment insurance, she said it was counterproductive. georgia deserves to united states senators who will not be thinking about themselves. if you send jon ossoff and me there, we will be thinking about georgia every day. i have joy john my mind. we are ready to get this done. now, more than ever, we must stand together. my father used to wake me every morning and say get up, get dressed, get your shoes on. the thing about dawn is it is morning but it is still dark. it is dark, but morning is on the way. hold on. joy comes in the morning. we cannot control what happens in the morning. but we have to get up and get ready, get dressed, put your close on, put your shoes

poor lewis and clark have no clue that humboldt has been here.they get back, here is jefferson, who is like, what about this and what about that and what about the other, did you measure this and that? i can imagine meriwether lewis turning to them going, that was not in the instructions. what lewis and clark come back to is the genuine excitement of what they did bring back but also the sense that somehow they might have fallen short because humboldt changed the calculus. humboldt raised the expectations and now what jefferson wants more than anything else is to feed humboldt the quantity of the data that humboldt is so enthusiastic about. so, that's where we are in 1804, 1805. we are exhilarated, euphoric. we have tied our history and our sense of future to the scale of the mammoth. now, what happens when george qb the leading scientist in , paris who is comparing mammoth bones from siberia to north america, he's teasing out there is a difference between a mammoth in the mastodon. i have called this a mammoth because that is what jefferson and

so good to see you i am going to say hello to you you are going to greet our guest dr lewis tell our international audience who you are. happy holidays everybody dr jackie lewis and i and the senior minister at little collegiate church we are the oldest continuous protestant church in north america and the oldest corporation in the united states we predict a country where multi everything congregation of the lower east side i'm glad to be here. to have a rabbi was to welcome back to the stream good to see you obviously we know what you do by your job title but develop that a little bit more lovely to have you on the street and i'm delighted to be here rabbi don't you reckon bird and scholar in residence at the national council of jewish women which is also a very old organization we were founded 1893 and have since then been mobilizing the jewish community to fight for justice and safety for women children and families we have now a $180000.00 grassroots advocates on the ground who push for just law does and fair courts in nice to see or don't see you are. it was so nice to see you a

>> i was inspired by congressman lewis to so much for a while now.en he passed because the type of influence he had. and just the amazing person he was, was just so evident. you really saw how much of a uniter he was, and they called him the congress. he was loved on both sides of the aisle. he did a deep love for all people and i hope that is something i bring to the position and i really just hope i i am able to embody the love of country that he had. that is what i want to do and i was able to meet him as a member of the united states senate in 2018. so he really did have a projukt impact. >> you want on me. >> you went to a big high school in hattiesbering, mississippi. and you said when you were going to high school you weren't even thinking of going to a place like harvard. is that because you hadn't seen that trip made by anyone in your high school before yourself? >> i don't think so. i just always thought that harvard was for the famous kids or the kids who were going to invent facebook or geniuses or something like that. not that i'm not sm

with the sun setting on the strangest of formula i lewis hamilton was hoping to take pole and go on towith coronavirus and although he said it was taking time to get back into the swing of things, he topped the time sheet in the first two sessions of qualifying. but when it mattered in the final session, his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas got the better of him, not once but twice. the finn's joy was short lived, the red bull of max verstappen was behind him on the track but in front of them in the pecking order by the time the dutchman reached the chequered flag. i didn't really expect to fight for pole but very satisfying. yeah, very pleased with that. it has only been a difficult weekend, i would say, just getting back into a rhythm, even though it is a couple of weeks off, it felt like you'd lost that momentum, and i really struggled with the balance this weekend but i gave it my all and congratulations to max. the third pole of max verstappen‘s career and the first of the season should help set up a thrilling finale. nick parrott, bbc news. and silverstone is renaming its main

lewis hamilton was hoping to go on to win for a third year in a i’ow. go on to win for a third year inh coronavirus and although he said it was taking him time to get back into the swing of things, he talked through the time sheets in the first two sessions. would it matter in this final section, his mercedes team—mate got the better of him. not once but twice. thejoy mercedes team—mate got the better of him. not once but twice. the joy was short—lived. the red bull verstappen was behind them on the tracks, but in front of them by the time of the dutchman reach the chequered flag. in front of them by the time of the dutchman reach the chequered flaglj didn't expect to sit there, and very satisfying. to at least have one pole this year, very pleased with that. it's definitely been a difficult weekend, just getting back into rhythm, even though it's only a couple of weeks. itjust into rhythm, even though it's only a couple of weeks. it just felt like you lost let momentum and really struggled. but i still gave it my owi'i struggled. but i still gave it my own and congratulations to maxis

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: italy imposes a nationwide lockdown over christmas and new year as it tries to halt the sharp rise in coronavirus infections. translation: we must intervene. but i assure you, this is not an easy decision. us vice—president mike pence gets a coronavirus jab live on air. now, moderna is approved to be the country's second covid—19 vaccine. a us senate report finds that boeing officials "inappropriately coached" test pilots during a review of the 737 max aircraft after two fatal crashes. and we speak to people in different parts of the uk to see how the covid restrictions are affecting their christmas plans. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. italy is imposing a nationwide lockdown over much of the christmas and new year period — a measure aimed at reducing the sharp rise in coronavirus infections. italians will only be allowed to travel for work, health or emergency reasons on a limited number of days. with some exceptions, all but essential

john lewis voting rights act.erdue and kelly loeffler have held up the john lewis voting rights act. i want them to tell me why they're afraid of more people voting. they understand, they know, because they'll lose on january 5 when more people show up to vote and understand they're not looking out for everyday georgians. they're there to look out for themselves, line their own pockets, and continue to get richer while they're serving the american people. it needs to stop and it's going to stop on january 5 when voters turn out in record numbers to the polls. we're on track, look at the early voting numbers. i can't wait to come back and celebrate with you on msnbc and tell you that i told you so, we're going to have our first black u.s. senator and we're going to get that voting rights act passed. >> i'm very happy to have you back for a "i told you so" session, we'll book it now. erin haynes, one of the things you're doing is looking at the 19th amendment through the prism of women and the role women have had in

louis, they become friends with william clark of the lewis and clark expedition. they go up the missouri river. they spend the winter with the indians, who are presented here. what they come back with is an unparalleled history of the cultural lifeways. of theo natural history midwest of the united states. max is always comparing it to result because brazil is this lush rainforest. he cannot get over how barren and see her and dry and scary the great plains seemed to be, particularly when it is not high summer. he will look up the missouri river coast and see castles, but for him, they are gothic and brooding. he is not 100% sure he likes this. the notion of the badlands, he actually embraces that. i miss the palm trees. i am kind of missing brazil. this is a little bit wacky, this is a little bit weird. if you have ever been to south dakota and the black hills, it is a fabulously alien looking landscape. the fact that he is picking up on this is really helpful, too. bodmer's prince and puts them with a text in an similar in scale and impressiveness to the one tha

well earlier we spoke to our correspondent lisa lewis in paris and asked to just how much pressure is on french president manuel mccraw at the moment is a lot of pressure and it seems that pressure is indeed growing you know in the beginning the government was hoping to pass that low low without that much of a backlash but what happened then was really no one could have 1st seen that there were 2 videos published on that one the footage that was footage of a in a vacation of a migrant camp here the plaster that would be behind me which was very violently done by police and also a video of music producer who got beaten up by police so criticism of police violence over the police in general has then over the increase and the pressure also on the government to withdraw that though the government is still saying that they're trying to find a balance between you know protecting the police from aggression but also protecting the population that many here feel that that balance has not been problem just yet i from lisa lewis in paris let's take a look at some of the other stories making head

loop.hn lewis d.o.t. addition, in transform the first transit roject and bring economic justice to established neighborhoods and businesses in n area where representative john lewis lived for decades. corridor tions in the senior ve a future citizen center named for john lewis. the lives of ve esidents while reducing our co-2 emissions. another step s toward revitalizing parts of atlanta. the overall, it has potential to spur $5 billion in economic development across thousands of acres in low to middle-income communities. i urge the congress to pass this legislation, launch the study this transit corridor one step closer to reality. mr. speaker, i rise to celebrate the lives of four great important to georgia's fifth congressional district who away. one was a pillar of the greater long time educator with the atlanta school systems. bottoms touched the lives many. she was a graduate of spelman of ege, was the mother derrick. mother-in-law of atlanta's mayor, keisha lance bottoms. honor the life of her. ose

lewis hamilton is missing a grand prix for the first time in his 14 year career this weekend.en handed the world champion's mercedes he was just edged to pole position by team mate valterri bottas. nick parrott reports. george russell is taking the biggest opportunity of his career in his stride. in 36 races spanning two yea rs stride. in 36 races spanning two years in formula i his best qualifying position for the williams was 11th. now he is in the championship winning mercedes, pole position was within his reach. he had never been outqualified by a team—mate but then he has never been in the same car as someone of the calibre of valterri bottas. the finn went out first in the final session of qualifying, setting the benchmark to beach. russell couldn't match it but red bull's match for... link product both mercedes to the front row. with a short lactating less than a minute mercedes were quickly out again and back in front with valterri bottas leading russell. he didn't seem to think she could challenge, letting the others fight it out. and without the pressure of having to

lewis hamilton! well, lewis hamilton is already world champion. the miracle man? on sunday, romain grosjean pulled himself free from an accident that shocked everyone. today, he posted this photo, out of bed, exercising. his mind on his comeback. joe wilson, bbc news. china has successfully landed a spacecraft on the moon — a goal not achieved since the soviets 44 years ago. the probe is equipped with remote—sensing instruments, a scoop, and a drill, and will collect samples of rock and dust to bring back to earth. it's hoped the samples will add to understanding about the history of the solar system. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. let's start with the good news. a beautiful day in the east with crisp, winter sunshine. a different story further north and west, cloudy, they can offer the odd spot of drizzle but it was mild with temperatures widely into double figures and i hope you made the most of it. all change as we go to the end of the week to higher ground in scotla nd end of the week to higher ground in scotland where tem

innovation john lewis t.o.d. innovation has over $5 s and billion in economic development in georgia's fifth district. honor of john lewis's acrifice to equity, justice, and economic empowerment. specifically, this project provides an opportunity to andeve justice and mobility place making through strategic and use and transit-oriented development. campbellton road is the area congressman lewis' homes were located. this will create a snowball catalytic signature rojects such as fort mcpherson t.o.d., tyler perry studios, reenbrier and westgate developments. one of the loops is in the acity transit corridor. it will have light rail transit bus transit served by one of the city's busiest bus routes. will create economic will createon which better transit opportunities, greater quality of life. colleagues to support this project and, madam speaker, today to draw the chamber's attention to the second problem, a problem in america's presence. this ce in the record article from reuters. the article draws attention to h

all eyes on the fi hotshots — george russell fills in for champion lewis hamilton. legend michael, joins the paddock. and elfyn evans has his eyes on the prize, but could he soon end britain's i9 year wait for a world rally champion? iam i am focused and i'm trying to do the best job we i am focused and i'm trying to do the bestjob we can and it happens. if it happens. hello and welcome to sportsday — thanks for being with us this evening. it's been a long long wait — but fans of some professional clubs in england will finally be allowed in to watch their teams tonight — under the government's new tier based system. up to 2000 spectators will be at the games involving charlton, shrewsbury and cambridge united, and carlisle — with a thousand at wycombe and luton town. 0ur sports editor dan roan is at montgomery waters for us, ahead of shrewsbury‘s league one game with accrington stanley. — a huge evening to look forward to for supporters, and the efl. big night ahead for for the efl as well? yes, it is one of six matches this evening and be efl where fans will be bac

mccain and lewis straight up haunted this election. but they were not the only ones. voting block was not the deciding factor in this election, but rather angry middle-class ghosts and ghouls, who maybe had supported trump in 2016, maybe did not, but at this point said, "look, i'm a ghost boo. i can't take four more years of this." > seth: why would so many ghosts support biden? we know that many of the elderly went for trump, so why would we not see a larger red wave among the passed away? >> i like how you phrased that as well. well, trump held rallies in many states, as we know but what is now clear to me is that biden must have travelled to the underworld, crossed the river styx, charmed hedra, the seven-headed dog who guards the gates of hell, and played his fife for persephone, the queen of hell herself. > seth: so, that whole time we thought joe biden was just in his basement, he was in a metaphoric basement? >> hades, yes. i think that's very clear from the election returns believe. but despite that, next week when it's all over and no one cares about this ele

i'm lewis vaughan jones. dr anthony fauci sets the record straight on what he thinks about the uk decision to approve the new pfizer coronavirus vaccine. i have a great deal of confidence in what the uk does both scientifically and from a regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came across differently, i apologise for that. us president—electjoe biden says he will ask americans to wear masks for his first 100 days in office to curtail the spread of coronavirus. south africa's farm is under threat from the biggest locust outbreak in over a decade. and the million dollar teacher. an indian teacher wins this year's global teacher prize. hello and welcome. we start with an apology from america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony fauci after he criticised uk regulators over their rapid approval of a new coronavirus vaccine. britain on wednesday became the first country in the world to approve the pfizer—biontech vaccine for mass use. speaking earlier to cbs, dr fauci said the uk was not as rigorous as the us i

still to come: arise sir lewis — the formula 1 world champion lewis hamilton is knighted in the queens and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we'll be in france, and again, it'll be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic! that's better! bells toll this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the uk government extends the toughest restrictions to most of england, as deaths from coronavirus soar to 981. both chambers of parliament approve the new free trade deal — signed by prime minister borisjohnson — four and a half years after britain voted to leave the european union. argentina's medical regulator has approved the oxford astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine, following quickly on the heels of the uk. c

still to come: arise sir lewis. queens new years honours list. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we'll be in france, and again, it'll be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic! that's better! bells toll this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the the latest headlines: uk has become the first country the uk has become the first country in europe to approve two vaccines, said to be a landmark moment in the fight against coronavirus. the british prime minister has hailed a new era of uk eu trade. 10 people have been injured in a norwegian landslide north—west of the capital oslo. 11 people in t

another johnver be lewis and another nikema williams. know i have been sent there to be their voice. work with anyone who has great ideas, that will my districteople of because that's what i'm sent there to do. of the lewis, who is one insidest guys on capitol hill, without a doubt. ways and means committee. most freshmen don't get on the ways and means committee. what committees are you looking at or would like to serve on? ms. williams: so you are exactly right. get to serve don't on ways and means. so i do not have that at the top of my list. to have that oing opportunity. however, there's anyone listening who wants to put in a i will be willing to accept if it's offered. but i highly doubt it. to getting forward to congress and my -- one of my oversight ies is because for far too long, the have notf this country worked for people who look like me. i know i'm operating within a system that's not designed by who look like me or for eople like me, so oversight is an opportunity to dig deep into the systems and make sure they work for al

please welcome back to the show lewis black. lewis, how are you >> just, just great, you know?to it's always the same [ laughter ] it's the same day again and again and again and then it's kind of a little, "oh! oh!" like, you know he -- "oh, okay." and then - [ laughter ] >> seth: so i guess that was my next question. how did you react to the joe biden, kamala harris victory it was just a brief moment of maybe things are going to be different? >> yeah, it was like, "oh, oh, oh really this happened? it was like one moment, i walked out -- i actually heard it which, you know, kind of was amazing. you know i was sitting in here where i am right now and i went out i have a terrace i went out on i could hear new york, like, happy. i haven't heard that in for what seems like forever and that really warmed my heart. that was great and for my heart to be warm, it's exhausting. exhausting [ laughter ] >> seth: just the cost of heating it does that -- [ laughter ] safe to say that you did not make your way out to the revelry in the streets of new york >> you know, you kind of -- i went

after a record—breaking year in formula 1, lewis hamilton has been knighted.ortsmen and women who have been recognised in the new years honours list. adam wild reports. ina yearof in a year of unprecedented challenge, lewis hamilton has excelled, leading from the front, he won a seventh world formula 1 title days after being crowned bbc sports personality of the year and he now becomes sir lewis hamilton. he deserves his knighthood. he was has been an exceptional talent. but it is incredible what he has achieved this year. not a good year for most of us on the planet, but pretty good for him. jimmy greaves, one of english football's greatest ever goal—scorers, awarded and in the. as his fellow world cup winner bob flowers. billie jean king his fellow world cup winner bob flowers. billiejean king anne keothavong also becomes an mbe. after a a0 year career in sport including snooker, darts and boxing, promoter barry hearn reserves and 0be. promoter barry hearn reserves and obe. the best thing that has come into my life for a long time. obe. the best thing that h

the 2020 bbc sports personality of the year is lewis hamilton.became formula 1‘s most successful driver, for lewis hamilton, one final victory. six years after he first lifted that famous trophy, he had done it again. please everyone out there, go out and follow your dreams. two other kids, please never give up on yourself. continue to believe in yourself. continue to believe in yourself. because you have what it takes to be great. inevitably, it was a very different show to normal. the only crowd in the studio was virtual after a year in which sport has battled covid, but also brought inspiration. captain sir tom moore both receiving an award and presenting one to nine—year—olds tobias weller who has cerebral palsy and he walked two marathons for charity. another of the winners tonight is the man behind me. in this challenging year, few have made such a difference as marcus rashford. the manchester united striker received a special award for raising awareness of child food poverty after his campaign for free school meals. i just poverty after hi

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: arise sir lewis — the formula one world champion lewis hamiltonitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we'll be in france, and again, it'll be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic! that's better! bells toll. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the uk becomes the first country in europe to approve the use of two vaccines. it's said to be a landmark moment in the fight against coronavirus. let's go live to new york. kate elder is the senior vaccines policy advisor at the medecins sans frontieres. she's in new york. good to talk to you, i'm sure you're very busy indeed. thank you're very busy indeed. thank you for your time. obviou

lewis is on the ground in trier. summarize what happened today. >> earlier today, this afternoon, a 51-year-old man was able to gain access to the pedestrian area in this marketplace in trier. he plowed his vehicle through would-be shoppers in this area. it was filled with people doing early christmas shopping as they were out. as he plowed through, at least five people were killed. including one of those, a child. the victims were also a child and elderly women as well. police managed to apprehend him as he tries to make it through the ancient gates of this historical city. brent: what doing no about the driver? -- do we know about the driver? >> he is a lifelong resident of trier. he is 51 years old but he has not been known to authorities previously. they did note that over the past couple of days he had been sleeping in his car. when authorities arrested him, they found that he was intoxicated, significantly intoxicated. much higher than the legal limit. we must say that authorities have warned against speculate