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he starred in the fifth series of love island and ovie soko starred again, top scoring with 27 pointsiers. nojokes about no jokes about him scoring either. everything else on the bbc sport website. everything else on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. hello. those areas across the north and the west that have seen the lion's share of today's sunshine are about to be cloudier, wetter and windier. now, initially with clear skies tonight, it'll turn quite chilly, especially in the east, a touch of frost, a few fog patches around. temperatures, though, recover later in the night. the wind picking up. here comes the rain to northern ireland, western scotland, parts of wales and western england as we go into tuesday morning. that rain hangs around northern ireland, cumbria, scotland tuesday into wednesday, especially though in scotland, where there is a met office amber warning. parts of the southern uplands, southern highlands, most there could be over 100 mm of rain and furtherflooding. so, a risk of flooding from the rain in scotland, northern ireland, cumbria as it

you don't know what we're talking about, here's one example — dr alex george, who rose to fame on love islandpened. i'm working on the committee with the department of education and the department of education and the department of education and the department of health.— department of health. there is a theory that — department of health. there is a theory that baby _ department of health. there is a theory that baby see - a theory that baby see everything upside down for the first few— everything upside down for the first few days of their life, their— first few days of their life, their brains haven't learned to flip their brains haven't learned to flip the — their brains haven't learned to flip the data. but how can you tell if the person you're watching on tiktok is the real deal? joining me now is hannah o'donoghue hobbs, social media expert. thank you very much forjoining me, hannah. good to see you. we have all become much more medically aware as a result of this pandemic, is that why you think these individuals have become such a lot more high? yes, definitely. ifeel become such a lot

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starting in the six series of love island and start again top scoring with 27 points.ther watchers in cumbria. beautiful blue skies overhead. but i think on tuesday, it's going to look very different because this slice of sunshine is being replaced by a bank of cloud pushing in from the west. and that cloud is going to bring a lot of rain across parts of northern ireland, wales, northwest england, some rain maybe into the far southwest of england. but the wettest weather of all is likely to be found across scotland, where there is a met office amber warning in force across parts of the southern uplands and the southern grampians. we could well see up to 120 mm of rain in the very wettest places falling on already sodden ground, so the very real risk of flooding and disruption. it's going to be a windy day wherever you are, but particularly gusty for western areas. gusts of 60, maybe 70 mph for exposed parts of northern ireland and scotland. very mild, ten to 14 degrees, maybe up to 15 towards the southeast where we should stay dry with a little bit of sunshine. through

so does love island, actually, does very well globally. our game shows. the chase.which is integrated into the hub. big progress has been made already on the transformation but we've obviously got more to do. and i think one... there are not many silver linings of a pandemic but i think one thing it has done is because it has accelerated everything, including digital, it has absolutely accelerated our drive towards the strategy. it has made us much faster, we make faster decisions, we do things quicker, we are much more agile. everyone gets it because everyone has had to work in very different ways. that is quite a positive that we will take out of this. i mentioned this thing called the communications act 2003, which nerds like me have read. you want it updated and you are camping in a —— campaigning loudly for it to be reformed, for primary legislation to replace it, why? ok, look, within the next decade, tv will be distributed on the internet, not through dtt, which is terrestrial at the moment. that means, the internet means global platforms. it doesn't mean we

being together as rhode islanders, as family, as friends, as we love to do. 2021 will be our year of rebuilding. and make no mistake about it, there is a lot of work to do. tonight, i stand before you filled with confidence that together we lay a foundation for a stronger, more equitable rhode island. i know lieutenant governor mckee is going to be ready for this job on day one. he is accomplished and experienced and i think he's going to be great. i also want you to know there will be no disruption to our states covid-19 response and lieutenant governor mckee has assured me and is committed to keeping the entire statewide response team in place. so be reassured as i am reassured that rhode island is in a good, stable place. our weekly percent positives is about 3%. that is lower than it has been in months. our hospitalizations continue to decline. we performed over 2.5 million tests and administered over 100,000 vaccines. so, by every measure, we are on the right path, we are on solid footing, and yes, the end is finally in sight. tonight, as we reflect on the past year, i would lik

sort of ridiculous to kind of dismiss that holds as families of the disappeared across the island who have loved ones who were taken and disappeared by perpetrators that were primarily the shrunken state and this kind of allegation that these individuals are in the diocese flora and you know simply because it is missing it doesn't line up with the facts. continues to remain the country that has a 2nd highest number of complaints filed with the u.n. working group on arbitrary detention a lot of the woman who are protesting on the roads right now spent years after the war and going from military camp to police station in groups to protect themselves from being potentially disappeared and possibly sexually assaulted looking for their disappeared children their husbands their wives and you know to the question of where these individuals are why is the government is so confident that this issue is one that they're not afraid of handling then why i try so do so try so hard to suppress the voices of the families of the disappeared you know a mother that i spoke to last week said that she was being visi

guest: it is ridiculous to dismiss the calls of families of the disappeared across the island who have loved ones who were taken and disappeared by perpetrators who were primarily the sri lankan state. this allegation that they are in the de asper a and recorded as missing does not line up with the facts. sri lanka continues to remain the country with the highest -- second highest number of complaints with the u.n. working group on arbitrary detention. a lot of women protesting on the roads spent years after the war ended going from military camp to police station in groups to protect themselves from being potentially disappeared or sexually assaulted. looking for disappeared children, their husbands, their wives and to the question of where these individuals are, if the government is so confident that they are not afraid of handling, why try so hard to suppress the voices of the families of the disappeared? a mother i spoke to last week said she was being visited multiple times a day by intelligence officers and that is true of women who lead these protests across the north and east. police

. >>> as back to bac across the sh padre island, the much loved sea turtle population there literally freezing in those frigid temperatures. volunteers working frantically to rescue the endangered animals. here's nbc's reporter. >> reporter: no one has ever seen it before. a tragedy in the making more than 4700 sea turtles motionless, bobbing at the surface. >> turtle after turtle after turtle. >> reporter: extraordinary climate shift. >> never soon anything like it. >> reporter: laguna madre fell from 80 degrees to 37 in just turtles are cold blooded so when so, you hit the nail on the head. 'r cold blooded. so in a cold event, it causes them to float to the surface of the water. and although they know what needs to happen, because they're unable to lift their head to draw breath, they drown. >> reporter: it took six volunteers to rescue and move this giant green turtle from the icy waters to the warmth of heating lamps. >> he was well over 400 pounds or estimating to be at least 200 years old. and he was the biggest rescue that they had. >> reporter: how do you both feel participati

here is one about loving its diversity, about the urban families living here and the peaceful togetherness of the community. one who says that i feel relaxed here, the island is small, people know each other, see familiar faces, it makes the neighborhood more peaceful. and then another one, she says i have always been in love with treasure island and dreamed of living here. treasure island is its own community. i feel home the moment i exit the bridge and i am so grateful for each moment i can call this place home. so you know, i love the fact that you went out to talk, you know, to get community comments, because there's so much negativity these days, there's so many false facts, there's so much tearing down, and it's really wonderful that you are building up. and if we can -- we can take the positivity of some of the residents who live there and build on that because that's what we are building here is building a new future, a new place. and so thank you for your report and i'll open up to the rest of the board. >> yes. commissioner, can i? >> go ahead. >> ok. thank you, laura. yes, laura, love you hear and your report again is fantastic. and i think i'm

to pay the well now presumably open the door for me, i'm gonna be like what are you doing i love the door island yeah times are different. >>24 we're still talking etiquette lessons, yeah, dating open the door figured and when it comes recommendations about whether to go to school or those coming out and about and 2 ares yeah, the cdc at about 11 o'clock our time what is the 24. so yeah june but a little more couple hours from now we're going to hear from the white house press secretary jen psaki said that the administration is deferring to the medical experts. >>to guide us on how to bring the sides back safely and we are expected as daryn mentioned to hear from those medical experts from the cdc at 11 o'clock our time this morning that's going to be a big big deal that a lot of parents are waiting for you know, it's a big deal like how they've got a kind of lockdown because at u c berkeley they've seen so many covid cases. >>and it's so strict that they're not even supposed to go out to exercise this weekend the students know, yeah they're basically on in their 12th day of this lockdown living

pay the tab but well now presumably open the door for me i'm going to like what do you do i love the door island yeah times are different. ♪ ♪ ♪ no matter how you stay fit keep it light with light & fit's 12 grams of protein and 80 calories. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>tax season really stack up on me because i think we got the extension. last year and this year it's april 15th feel like you have a little more time but no start to process your 2020 returns. >>beginning today, the pandemic though may have you qualified to either receive some money that you happened in the past right or you may have to pay some money weren't expecting few one of the many americans to get unemployment right now. >>you've got to claim that on the other hand if you've got a stimulus check. that's great. yeah right can get confusing one person. >>unemployment is taxable income people are given the option to have that withhold from their unemployment benefits but in most cases people don't did but they will have to pay income tax on that. >>yeah so just keep that in and then a lot of us work from home for the first time. last year thinkin

love them. hello and welcome to pemba island, a little slice of paradise just a few short miles off the coast ofm here to find out why a new discovery on the bottom of the indian ocean could be a game changerfor the creatures that live in and around the coral reef here. first, though: high waves and ocean views. there was a time when cruising was — well, just cruising. and the industry went from strength to strength, enjoying healthy profits. a record 30 million passengers worldwide took a cruise in 2019. that figure was only projected to grow, but then covid happened and the whole industry was brought to a halt. cruise liners were hit particularly hard during the first wave of the pandemic. in march 2020, the ruby princess was one of the first big cruise ships to have a covid outbreak, on a cruise from australia to new zealand. kim hurley was on board. on one level we were like, should we get out on the ship? and there were a lot of people cleaning handrails and stuff like that. but i guess our real concern was when the announcement came over to say that we're turning around. australia has said

everyone in this world we are definitely not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you tyrone been to an island and before we end our show today we would like to give the last word to our great friend and colleague mr larry king we will miss you sir keep on watching those hawks out there and have a great day and night everybody. you pay for progress the science is what is somewhere in the world right now a scientists is working to cure cancer right. we know that somewhere in the world the scientists is working with kid cancer we also know that somewhere in the world a scientist is working on something where you can make a little bomb to hide it to get into a country with a nuclear bomb right you know so much more again and you can't stop both know you can't stop both so what it is is we do the best we can and we live with it it is what it is. that the bill really is smear those who religion should. be sued but. that would that was supposed on. something that. you know no risk of being a bull episodes didn't go to see. you slithering your force where you could be near my stuff in the street not

returned to school for his dock rat in divinity and eventually opening his own church in rhode island. he lovedhis children told us and believed in living a purposeful life and in helping others find their purpose too. the reverend dr. earnest spencer ward was 82 years old. born in syracuse, new york, jill wei loved to draw and paint and wanted to be an art teacher. her husband said she was a hard worker, she ran her own nail salon and later became a librarianian aide. she loved being around children who she called her littles. her husband told us she loved being a wife and a mom despite often reminding her husband and their own three children that that had not been part of her plan. jill wei was 49 years old. friends and colleagues call courtney isaiah smith a musical genius. the salt lake city native started playing piano at just age three. and friends say he could play a song after hearing it only once. his girlfriend and musical partner said he radiated his faith, and that he also loved "star trek" and had a nerdy personality. the death of george floyd hit him hard. and during lockdown, he

he's also known from his time on love island, has worked in a&e throughout the pandemic and knows howall of this has an impact on their mental health. of course, going back to school is vital. i love education, you know, i think it's such an incredible part of growing up and becoming an adult and i want children to go back and enjoy their school, but doing it in a way where our focus in the first instance is around settling back at school, getting them back into a routine, back into their friendship circles, and then kind of bringing the attention to academia, is very important. a lot of the conversations i am having and certainly conversations i'm going to have with government is around how we can try and support children in this transition period. because it's not easy. some children will really relish going back to school, others might find it more challenging. yeah. i get quite a lot of messages on instagram from young teenagers who feel that because of the pandemic, they've missed out, almost as though a year of their life has been taken from them, they've missed out on various o

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. >>> so employees at a rhode island restaurant are feeling the love this valentine's day after this coventry, rhode island, make donations to community organizations. well, this month they decided to give back to their employees. cnn affiliate wjar reports at a mandatory staff meeting the owners gave out bonuses to 60 employees totaling $15,000. yay for that restaurant and recognizing your employees. thank you so much. happy valentine's day to you. and we hope that you make good memories today. >> "inside politics" with abby phillip is up next. introducing fidelity income planning. we look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow that lasts, even when you're not working, so you can go from saving... to living. ♪ let's go ♪ it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically a

remember in this world we are definitely not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyro but for an island nation keep on watching all those talks today and have a great day. how do you define the word reality something like this the state of things as they exist as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them to say the least this is a philosophical definition. is there one political reality can and should one be enforced with this in the end east a ministry of truth. the reason to go in this study and the reason it's. those controversial and. important. is that it demonstrates the power of social situations and playing roles that can lead to see good ordinary people to do really bad takes. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the new gold rush is underway and gonna thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich here is a good day our 1st day oh by those that work children are torn between gold. my family was very poor i th

tried is looking for the dry across a good part of the caribbean certainly for the islands is largely set there lots of lovely tropical sunshine we got a few showers into central america having said that nicaragua honduras guatemala seeing some lively showers from time to time through tuesday going on into wednesday we might even catch a shero to it to the east in jamaica. one in 3 brazilian women is a victim of domestic abuse it seems every day a woman dies and it just becomes a statistic that some have broken away from the cycle of violence it's not easy to leave you have to ask for help and inspired others to turn their lives around i call the strong help program the dream program my life changed after the course it gave me opportunities for my business women make change on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me sell robin a reminder of our top stories the united states has now recorded more than a half a 1000000 deaths from covert 90 by far the highest toll of the world flags at half staff for president joe biden the victims with a moment of silence. told the 500 times in washington d

emma on long island in new york. love your passion. julie and david in atlanta.now. send us a photo of you and your mug. you might see yourself next week. >>> good morning. it is sunday, february 14th, 7:00 on the dot. how fitting, pink skies over walnut creek, as we wake up on this valentine's day. thank you so much for starting your day with us. hey v.ra klapper. >> hey there. pink skies, perfect for valentine's day like you said. a mild start, 43 degrees, chillier in the south bay in san jose. let's look at satellite radar, because it does show us what is up ahead and that is another system that's going to be

i love doing business on staten island.that the business and the community have a price point match-up. so you can't serve caviar on staten island. amber: it's more blue-collar. lemonis: it's more blue collar. you gotta deliver them value, not fancy food. it's not gonna work. amber: right. lemonis: but i feel like i misjudged the mark by a few dollars on a product. and that, i think, put a little bit of pressure on the business. ♪♪ sammy: so, we'll see. let's see what we do. marcus. lemonis: hi, guys. with some major changes to the burger and the building, i feel like we're making a lot of progress. i just want to make sure that we stay that way. this looks a lot better. as you went through this process of cleaning this place, what did you learn? sammy: i think we had a good start. joseph: yes. and we need to get back to basics, yeah. sammy: we went off track a bit, 'cause we used to stay two hours past when we were closing to make sure the floors were scrubbed down and things were put back together. lemonis: what is that?

island. and she ran her business with a new lightness. and at night was lovedthis accomplished doctor, this sensitive man. what did he do for you? >> everything. from run errands for me to back rub every night. just would listen to my day. we would take walks every night. he held my hand. i mean, he was everything that you would want. >> pinch yourself. you've got it finally. >> yeah. >> reporter: then, just before thanksgiving, as terra helped her mother move into the balboa house -- >> he started moving his stuff in, too. >> reporter: terra didn't like it. not a bit. she confronted her mother. >> i told her it looks fishy. i don't get it. she told me i needed to mind my own business. and he came up behind her. >> reporter: what'd he say? >> he was saying that you're just trying to get your mom all to yourself. and i started screaming back at him, no, john. that's what you are trying to do." >> reporter: the next day was thanksgiving, and debra quite fed up, told her suspicious daughters not to bother showing up for dinner. neither one of you? >> neither one o

love of beans. today, we'll visit the island of syros, in greece, to source some giant white beans.buy a special bean, called alubia. and in the basque region, we'll visit a friend's mom, who will show us her secret recipe for making beans. back in san francisco, we'll co up some greek gigantes beans, spanish-braised beans with chorizo, morcilla, and grilled bread, with beans and greens. i love to travel the globe in search of new food and wine discoveries. for me, it's about more than returning home with a handful of

fine and tried is looking for the dry across a good part of the caribbean 74 the islands is largely set there lots of lovely tropical sunshine we got a few showers into central america having said that nicaragua honduras guatemala seeing some lively showers from time to time through tuesday going on into wednesday we might even catch a shower or 2 to jamaica. jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian and global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we all want afraid that we are nowhere to be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are good enough to keep the new in the to be part of today's discussion this dream on out is there. hard work to al-jazeera english since its launch as a principle present to us a call is funded with any breaking news story in the world to hear from those people who would normally not get the voices heard on the international news channel one moment i'll be very proud of was when we cov

ago, jasmine completed the 4800—kilometre journey from the canary islands to antigua in her appropriately named boat, rudderly mad. i lovedm bad news, from literally everything. _ so i'd ring my friends up| and they'd just say, "oh, we're in another lockdown for, i like, three weeks," and i'm, "uh, i don't know, i don't care." she makes it sound easy, but jasmine battled 20—foot waves, was circled by sharks, narrowly avoided a collision with a tanker and at one point even capsized. now, after relying on peanut butter—fuelled energy for weeks, she says she's looking forward to a decent meal before thinking about her next challenge. sophia tran—thomson, bbc news. you know that saying that criminals are not the sharpest tools in the shed? these two women in florida were caught after they dressed up as grannies to try to dupe health authorities into giving them a coronavirus vaccine. the state's department of health said the pair confused their dates of birth. they were given a trespassing warning and thrown out you were watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. this weekend, it

lovely sunshine for the most part. some showers just gathering around the eastern islands as we go through saturday. showers pushing through puerto rico, getting into the dominican republic. might catch a shower or two into jamaica by the time we come to sunday. elsewhere across the region, some showers in central america. >> you are watching al jazeera. the newly declassified u.s. report says saudi arabia's crown prince approved the plan to capture or kill journalist jamal khashoggi. the u.s. is imposing a travel ban on the 76 sallies involved. saudi arabia says it completely rejects the report and is warning against any measures that infringe on the sovereignty of the judicial system. riyadh maintains the killers were a rogue group. it says relations with the u.s. remain strong. me and mark's ambassador to the united nations has called on world leaders to do everything they can to protect the nation from the country's army. protests continue to spread nationwide. the democrat-controlled house of representatives is set to push through president biden's $1.5 trillion coronavirus aid package includin

ago, jasmine completed the 4800—kilometre journey from the canary islands to antigua in her appropriately named boat, rudderly mad. i lovedeverything. so i'd ring my friends up and they'd just say, "oh, we're in another lockdown for, like, three weeks," and i'm, "uh, i don't know, i don't care." she makes it sound easy, but jasmine battled 20—foot waves, was circled by sharks, narrowly avoided a collision with a tanker and at one point even capsized. now, after relying on peanut butter—fuelled energy for weeks, she says she's looking forward to a decent meal before thinking about her next challenge. sophia tran—thomson, bbc news. well done to jasmine, who is in antigo, and is therefore missing what has happened here in the uk, a rare cactus attracted interest from around the world has begun to bloom. there it is, the moonflower, originating from the amazon rainforest, typically flowering at sunset, and is all finished ijy at sunset, and is all finished by sunrise, but this cactus at the cambridge university botanic garden started to flow on 3pm saturday afternoon, and there is this footage that we have speeded up, the tea

ago, jasmine completed the 4800—kilometre journey from the canary islands to antigua in her appropriately named boat, rudderly mad. i loved'd ring my friends up| and they'd just say, "oh, we're in another lockdown for, like, three weeks," _ and i'm, "uh, i don't know, i don't care."| she makes it sound easy, but jasmine battled 20—foot waves, was circled by sharks, narrowly avoided a collision with a tanker and at one point even capsized. now, after relying on peanut butter—fuelled energy for weeks, she says she's looking forward to a decent meal before thinking about her next challenge. sophia tran—thomson, bbc news. many congratulations. hard work but all that effort paying off the air at the end. that is it for me for now. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @samanthatvnews. more detail on online. hello there. the very mild south—westerly winds which we've had during the start of this weekend have also brought a lot of rainfall across some western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and western scotland. we have seen some local flooding in places, river levels running very high. and as a consequence from all the rec

love of peace and respect for fellow humans. they are doing it in many parts of the city, do you live near freeport, long island, then you know theder of two soldiers, the reason? only the color of their americans can -- american skin. are there church schools in your community? and in the south, do bus drivers and conductors shoot down your fellowmen like this? the answers are all the same, it is still happening, the ku klux klan is alive, the cross of east and brotherhood is burning and violence and race hatred, you can stop it, it is in your hand, whoever you are, parent, teacher, businessman, worker, policeman cochran -- dr., it is in your hands. you can stop it, whoever you are , wherever you are. >> this school had its beginning in slave ships as -- bootlegged across the atlantic long after the out going of trade. it was here on these islands, occupied during the early years of the war by the union forces that emancipation first reached the southern cotton lands and beginnings was made.

weather to across a good part of the caribbean some lovely tropical sunshine for the most part although some showers just gathering around the east and islands as we go through saturday showers pushing through puerto rico getting into the dominican republic and he might just catch a shower or 2 into jamaica by the time we come to sunday elsewhere across the region some showers for central america. but. more than a year after the kobe 19 began its origins remain. when i won a slate for the scientists trying to trace the virus from the animal kingdom to humans and how does the. al-jazeera where every. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha your top story so far this half hour the u.s. president joe biden says there will be significant changes the relationship with saudi arabia it follows the release of a declassified intelligence report accusing the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sell man of approving a plan to capture or kill the journalist jamal khashoggi. saudi arabia says it completely rejects the report and is warning against any measures that infringe on its sovereignty or judicial system maintains the killers were a rog

love of wine. he owns vineyards in argentina as well as in the north of the spanish island of obesity. and in zurich the enterprising singer has also become a chocolatier his approach to producing chocolate is as innovative as his music using a patented process called cold extraction allows cocoa beans to be processed without roasting them 1st so they retain their natural aroma. and their no one else and make chocolate the way we can with this cold extraction methods obviously not captures 100 percent of the aroma from the cocoa and then needs much less sugar because there was removal of bitterness. dieter meyer has certainly made his mark both in the music world and the world of fine food and wine. and i'll certainly have to get my hands on some of those chocolates they become a zing but that all is all for this time so until we meet again all the best from the frosty german capital should i stay safe and. operation vaccines our national soul efforts interceding the global fight against her own environment in large industrialized countries have secured the vaccine for themselves while