lucy, the front page _ positive story to see. lucy, the front page of — positive story to see. to see. lucy, the front page of the telegraph - positive story to see. lucy, the - front page of the telegraph hailing it as well but also make the point about the numbers of people who are still being admitted every day, and currently filling hospitals across the country. currently filling hospitals across the country-— currently filling hospitals across the country. that is the flip side of this incredibly _ the country. that is the flip side of this incredibly good - the country. that is the flip side of this incredibly good news - the country. that is the flip side l of this incredibly good news story about _ of this incredibly good news story about the — of this incredibly good news story about the vaccine, which is that there _ about the vaccine, which is that there are — about the vaccine, which is that there are still so many people being admitted _ there are still so many people being admitted every single day and have been so _ admitted every single day and have been so sinc

let's begin with lucy and maia.u for stuffing cute so much for being with us this evening. do you want to kick us off with the front page of the mail on monday morning?— with the front page of the mail on monday morning? yes, it is a really excitin: monday morning? yes, it is a really exciting development. _ monday morning? yes, it is a really exciting development. we - monday morning? yes, it is a really exciting development. we have - monday morning? yes, it is a really. exciting development. we have been so pleased at the way the vaccine roll—out has gone in this country already, a big thumbs up for a much more centralised health service, which got such a pasting maybe eight or nine months ago for being too centralised, but now looks like tomorrow, any post, they're going to be even more millions of people who will be invited to take up their vaccination. over will be invited to take up their vaccination. 0ver4 will be invited to take up their vaccination. over 4 million people who are over 70 in about a million

>> yes. >> lucy still wasn't worried. knew her combat-hardened sister could take care of herself. but then evening came and for maribel, friday night was softball night. she loved to play and never missed a game. but this friday night she didn't show. now, lucy's phone was ringing, maribel's teammates on the line. they told me, go to the house, police are there. do not take gisele. i'm freaking out, and i walk in, and my sister is not there. her door is open, her lights are on, her bed's undone. my head started spinning. everything was horrible and i felt it. >> detective joey ramirez with the orange police department got the call that evening. and he also had a bad feeling about everything. >> it sounds like you were taking this pretty seriously from the get-go. >> absolutely. >> why couldn't she be off by herself, or with some other friends, or maybe she lost her phone or forgot to call? >> that was our hope, that she was just missing, that she would come walking through the door. but her family and friends expressed th

oh, yes lucy yum. stand by.cast and then treat you at the end. it is all about the high pressure sitting offshore helping to bring in the warmer weather as we head through the next couple days. i do think we'll get patchy morning fog in as we head through tomorrow morning. you'll need to watch out for that especially in the north bay, east bay, and peninsula and starting off in the cool 40s. 45 for the south bay. peninsula 45. tri valley at 43. you can't see it now but she is seeing herself on my tv over here. she keeps staring at it. she is all about this lucy wednesday. 42 tomorrow morning east bay. as you roll through the day tomorrow places with the most sunshine will have some of the warmest temperatures. down here in the south bay we'll get up into the low 70s. for san jose, morgan hill. also gilroy. gilroy one of the warmest at 71 degrees. over to the east bay 67 in antioch. 69 danville. 66 hayward. the peninsula we have 67 in palo alto. sunny skies. san francisco 65 in the mission and for marina 62 degre

lucy i have a coule employee and who is not. lucy i have a couple of — employee and who is not.is not. lucy i have a couple of minutes left, let's go - a couple of minutes left, let's go back to your paper. trump public guardian of heroes, pardoning like all us presidents, he's going to have a national garden of american heroes. is it quite a trump selection?— selection? quite a bizarre selection- _ selection? quite a bizarre selection. some - selection? quite a bizarre selection. some of - selection? quite a bizarre selection. some of the i selection? quite a bizarre - selection. some of the whimsical choices— selection. some of the whimsical choices like the likes of walt disney. _ choices like the likes of walt disney, whitney houston, kobe bryant. — disney, whitney houston, kobe bryant, davey crockett, interestingly he is also chosen some more _ interestingly he is also chosen some more unlikely choices given his own track— more unlikely choices given his own track record — more unlikely choices given his own track record. ruth bader ginsburg the supreme courtjudge, martin l

jack, lucy good to speak with you.rs. good evening... i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is your latest sports news. to the evening's premier league game first — where the pressure continues to pile on newcastle manager steve bruce... his newcastle side were comfortably beaten 3—0 by arsenal at the emirates. after a slow start, the gunners eventually broke the deadlockjust after half time. pierre emerick aubameyang with the first of his two goals to the misery of bruce — who's side also lost to arsenal in the fa cup recently. bukayo saka made it two, after good work from emile smith rowe, aubameyang made the game safe, converting cedric�*s cross late on. they move into the top half of the table, with newcastle struggling in 15th. next — to some strong words from the celtic manager neil lennon — who has criticised what he calls "a barrage of absolute hypocricy" after their trip to dubai, from which he and 13 players had to isolate following a positive coronavirus test. it's now been confirmed a second player has also tested p

christa and lucy, what do you think, it's so weird isn't it?n dubai at the moment and ijust filmed the latest episode of travel show. this is the first international trip we have done, i've done for eight months. and just being in the airport, i don't know what i was expecting but i definitely wasn't expecting that. just eerie silence, couldn't sit in a lot of places and obviously i know, we're all used to experiencing lockdown, that kind of thing, but it was really surreal, the entire experience. just the fact i got on a plane and i was able to step off and get into the heat. like mike said, meeting people, the smells, the food the buzz, i really thrive off that kind of thing and this has reignited my passion for travelling and made me realise how much i hate my makeshift desk in my living room. carmen, what about you? what's it been like out there in japan? well, fortunately, japan is pretty big so i travelled quite a lot in japan this year, more so than any other year. but it's been great from that perspective. i've spent time with my family

we're going to say hello to lucy.ranger and we'll talk about another storm after this. details in about eight minutes. >> they call today the day wall street went crazy or how young traders on an app took over. we'll explain coming up. >>> well, were a part of it, did you buy stock in game stock or amc theaters, a stock market trading frenzy all because of reddit. now we explain this extraordinary movement. >> reporter: stock trading as we know it had its bell rung this week, the usual buy and sell took a backseat to w social med. a group on reddit talking up game stop, leading to massive buy of game stop shares on apps like robinhood. leading to $380 share stock price for game stock which traded for less than $4 a share months ago. plunging large hedge funds that bet on the stock to go down into deep debt when they too had to buy the stock to catch up. the young traders made money. the big funds lost money. the biden administration says it is, quote, looking into the situation, unquote. but we've seen this kind of ir

>> it was really cute. >> lucy, lucy, what are you doing?u guys. >> now she's quiet of course. >> i know, i know. she had last week off due to the breaking news. we're going to getter had her week. she'll pop up for a quick hello. it's always fun doing the work from home, right? you never know what's going to happen. and we do have this area of high pressure keeping our major chances of rainfall away. but there is a storm system just off to the north that's going to bring some rainfall. we're not going to get any rain from that, but i do expect rain to move down from that storm system, and that's going to be the big chahange for tomorrow. high pressure blocking the big rain chances. it looks impressive as you see on the satellite radar picture now. those best chances going to the oregon/california board and for . no sunglasses if you are commuting to work. as we roll through the afternoon you can see it's continued dry weather with the gray skies. but off to the north around ft. bragg and redding, snow around shasta. and the clouds look like

lucy not do that for phil spector. lucy beresford, maya goodfellow, they can bejoining us. you can view our paper review online. they are up right now, if you want to look at them at 3am in the morning. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode. and despite the fact that covid has closed cinemas and put us in lockdown once again, there are still plenty of new movies for you to experience and enjoy in the comfort and safety of your own home. this week's most arresting release is dear comrades, the latest from acclaimed russian film—maker andrei konchalovsky. set in 1962 in a provincial town in the southern ussr, this increasingly harrowing drama stars acclaimed stage and screen actor yuliya vysotskaya as lyudmila, a party devotee with a nostalgia for stalinist ideas in the age of khrushchev. "what am i supposed to believe in if not communism?", asks lyuda as her beliefs are challenged in the fallout of a factory strike and protest to which the army and kgb respond with deadly force. as the authorities rush to cover up a state—sponsored atrocity, lyuda search

, lucy. schedule. >> lucy, up, up, up. up, up, up. >> there she is. awe! >> lucy, say hi to everybody. >> all right. thank you for giving us -- >> she misses you all. >> i could snuggle with her all day. >> you got it. you got it. all right. bye, jessica and janelle. >> the warriors react to east bay kamala harris becoming vice president. anthony flores joins us next with sports. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. >>> there were a lot of celebrations around the bay area after the inauguration. >> the warriors are among those who created their own special tribute to the

hey, trackers, i'm lucy, good to meet you!y traveller takes to the mountain, the rangers share essential knowledge. it's so beautiful walking through here. yes, sometimes gorillas come down to the bamboo. really, they come this far down? they can even come outside. once we come to the gorillas we need to stay together, we are creating a distance between us and the gorillas, we need to have seven metres‘ distance. we need to respect their movement. there is a sound, they have to do like a... clearing throat sound. once they do that, it is confirmation everything is ok. 0h, 0k. but once the silverback, or any gorilla say... coughing that means that's not good. that's not good. so what i am doing, i have to stop. but then if i hear... low grunting so i make the situation feel ok. it's pretty huge. these are gorilla droppings, it leads you to where the gorillas are. so you follow the paths of poo. as i walk, branches are gripping my legs, but the trackers have cleared a path for us, and i can hear gorillas, i have heard at least t

lucy is uncertain where her children might be she can only hope they're safe with her parents for now she's too frightened to return and will try to rebuild from a distance while in cameroon like thousands of her compatriots forced to flee their homes. and now many are glued to the television sets across the country people following what's happening at the supreme court because the court started here we need it to sion about the december presidential elections precedents on there was declared were not by the electoral commission and his continuing his 2nd and final time in office box former president john muhammad is challenging the election results he believes no candidates got more than the 50 percent needed to win and that it was unconstitutional for the electoral commission to the. so 'd what do some think about the court process well we took our comrades to the streets in a crowd to fish their thoughts the experts and the judges to give it. to us to have been finally to the issues and also get the country running a small us as we will expect to see that's the big question both yo

this is my favorite one they found the pelvis of lucy they looked and they said it looks like an ape. buttocks and it cannot be an ape it has to be here why because they they want it they wanted it to be human. and then what they did they took that pelvis to a lab. and they reshape it in a human shape the point is when you don't have a christian worldview or what our commitment you have with honesty. with troops. what is life for hands evolution is an atheistic conspiracy theory evoke are all of our darkest just a short term here but room where. the creationist worldview is taught in schools. what you. the most shows like. so you don't understand the concept of evolution quick break there is 6000 years ago is that right yes. it is a serious point. or if. this is the same way as it is a sin against god. the bible says that suffering and pain came to a person through original sin the museum depicts this and a cabinet of horrors that it calls the cave of sorrows. to speak up because of this and. it brought yes you brought that sin so the world is not safe anymore we have wars we have pai

our special correspondent, lucy manning has the story.attoo on his arm shows 93—year—old herschel hershkovitz�*s faced death many times before. his auschwitz number. given a chance this week to extend life again, when vaccinated by a young british army medic, private maddy oliver. herschel lost seven siblings. he survived concentration camps, the death marches. still a teenager, he lost his sight from typhus after liberation and survived covid last month. now he has some protection. his son, david, took the photo, which has been shared tens of thousands of times on social media, immensely grateful to the soldier who vaccinated his father in north—east london. i thank you very much for the vaccination you gave to my father. and, in the process of knocking out a virus, i've made you viral, how about that! your dad is such an amazing man, and been through so much. i think it wasjust inspiring, and it was so lovely i got to vaccinate such a lovely man. they had no idea the picture would resonate with so many. from private oliver's mum... ..to

lucy windchester who was mrs.'s social secretary told me a wonderful story one time about the logistics of getting those pandas here to washington. i hope they have done all the history with lucy windchester about that incident. >> do you know one thing that i know pertained to mrs. nixon and hard she worked, i think people that don't realize that whether it's a state dinner or whether you're doing a foreign trip, for one thing, for years, there were no jets, airliners. so you can imagine what it was like going to some of these places. but the other thing is the amount of time and work that goes into making sure you're appropriately briefed. >> right. >> and you, you know, you read the guidance because if you're sitting next to a head of state, you're talking to that person on their own level. and you have to know what you're talking about or what you're not supposed to be talking about. so it requires a lot. you cannot phone it in. you have to, you know, very conscientiously know those briefing books and make sur

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solicits look at the switch lucy. he wore seal it was so this that's not good enough.does that sum that the worst of blue just doesn't need to give species it just might need it but this is an issue. for me your store command words tool but it does all the robot you said i need a system should i need insulin yet i'm calling the buddies to buy them to put more they. put in the coffin with the spines body was taken to an unknown destination israel has been trying to repatriate his remains ever since. there is no direct evidence that bodies knew can personally played a part in exposing co and that it was he who narrowed down the area where the israeli spy was found that he was in the car that scout the city of course not. much but he's looking wrongs in damascus at that time people formed his duties as a military signalman and his tour in syria and to deny it in 65 the year that cohen could become a serious adverse free for syria and the soviet union was executed. see this the let him in the what i missed them here so yes he said use. him it's we've got so much mr you thi

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.o—called comfort women who were used as sex slaves in japanese brothels during world war ii. japan says the ruling is ‘utterly unacceptable'. courtney bembridge has more. it's a landmark ruling after an eight year court battle. translation: i'm deeply moved by today's ruling. it's the first verdict of its kind for the ones who suffered at the hands of japanese troops. victims and their supporters have been protesting for decades. this is 1993, one of the ends fainted during a protest. the release continued. this is 2005. 2006. 2012. 2013. and 2020. it's estimated that 200,000 girls were forced to work as so—called comfort women during world war ii. 0nly work as so—called comfort women during world war ii. only a handful are still alive. has won the speaking to the bbc in 2015. translation: won the speaking to the bbc in 2015. translationi won the speaking to the bbc in 2015. translation: i was forced to have sex with many men each day. it was so horrible that some women killed themselv

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.oronavirus before they can enter the country from next week. passengers arriving in england or scotland by boat, train or plane, including uk nationals, will have to take a test up to 72 hours before leaving the country of departure. the british government says it is designed to prevent new variants of the disease which have emerged in countries such as south africa and denmark from entering the country. failure to comply will lead to an immediate £500 or $678 fine. back to our main story: four years ago, at his inauguration, donald trump stood on capitol hill and vowed to make big changes to american politics. but now, his term is ending in chaos after those violent scenes last night. our north america correspondent nick bryant considers what yesterday‘s shocking events could mean for mr trump‘s legacy and for the future of american politics. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. from the moment that donald trump took the oath of office, it instantly became clear that he woul

lucy, do you want to kick off on the telegraph? public to abandon rules. this risk of complacency worn by scientists based on polling. complacency worn by scientists based on ollina. , , complacency worn by scientists based on ollin. , , , complacency worn by scientists based on ollin. , h , on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the _ on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the good _ on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the good news _ on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the good news that - on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the good news that so - on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the good news that so far for a million britons have been vaccinated. the telegraphs splashed tomorrow looks at a survey conducted by the sage group of scientists that advised the government suggesting that 29% of people admit that once they got there jabbed they'll tend to follow the rules like social distancing less strictly for the top and a further 11% admit that they won't follow the rules at all once they get

she was running a boardinghouse just like lucy cheatham was, and i try to find out more about her.ouldn't find out much. the other when is louisa peterson, another enslaved concubine who knew sarah connor and showed up in her court case records, posting bonds. those are two women who i would love to know more about and i have to wonder, somewhere buried in the new orleans library, there are cases somewhere that reference them. professor downs: that is a great question. it is the kind of thing that keeps scholars up at night -- it must be somewhere, although you have some remarkable findings. whatever else is out there that you wish you had found, you found a lot of really wonderful things. we have a question that is about whether you thought about the relationship of these women to what the author describes from their own research as seemingly similarly placed women in 19th century egypt, and talks about 1848 where they use the term slave riot. the author also talks about a similar struggle with language and concerns in that concept, reading as an orientalist and writing about midd

without it to pass or no lucy. but. the law. so. why when i know. i'm quoting the bible i thought i would only go do when i when i when i look into what i've read on here and you know. what a flower the war board is that the prophets didn't put them on total was not easy for you to even if you didn't think i came in 2005 because of the ongoing political tension in my country with an economy far then i might arrangements with the embassy so that my family could join me on in 2012 my family arrived here their country the whole family because it was 6 or 77 years old you'll see it's obvious that there dawg i do that when it's when adult came he was already strong a force he could run. there which will look like the belong it is a must still have to learn how to handle that i used to play with him and he is a fast learner you know profits. from the was you know you well that was you that's enough to get off the only way i look at. you how about the sure you feel like you know some of us you know. what's. the solution. is obvious ok guys i've been thinki

you saw that very large number next to our champion lucy's name.of "jeopardy!" myself, this is how i like to see the game played. well done, lucy. and good luck to brett and liz. it could happen for you as well. let's get started. here's the "jeopardy!" round. these are the six categories. we'll start off with... followed by... then... and finally... lucy, where would you like to start? 2-letter lit for $200. - brett. - what is "it"? right. let's do historically bad for $200.

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.—up of the leasehold system. government proposals would allow them to extend their leases for up to 990 years at a reduced cost with no annual fees, known as ground rent. our business correspondent sarah corker reports. do we not own this house? we don't own a brick. the darbyshire family moved to this newly built home near bolton in 2010. they have a mortgage and a lease to live in the property, but they don't own the land it's built on, so they have to pay extra charges called ground rent and other fees to the freeholder, costing them thousands of pounds. jo says she feels trapped. itjust makes me angry that this whole system exists, that you pay money for nothing. do you feel like you properly own this house? not at all. i know i don't own it. why was that never explained when we bought the property? it is a scandal. on this estate, ground rent for some homes doubles every ten years. if leaseholders want to do any work on their property, they have to get permission from the freehold

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.dent this year's tokyo olympics will go ahead. yoshihide suga believes a global vaccination programme could make all the difference. but there's been a recent surge of covid cases in tokyo, and a state of emergency has been declared. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. ever since the london games of 19118, every four years without fail the summer 0lympics have taken place. but then came coronavirus, and the postponement of last yea r‘s event. now, tokyo 2020 is all set to become tokyo 2021, at least according to japan's prime minister. translation: i think it is possible because the administering of vaccines has begun around the world. i want to start vaccinations in japan by the end of february. if we take appropriate measures, i think public feeling towards the olympics will change. his confidence may be welcome, but his timing might have been a little better — a state of emergency declared in the tokyo region as cases surge once more. translation: coronavirus is spreading rapidly. i don't

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lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.rica correspondent, nick bryant, considers what yesterday's shocking events could mean for mr trump's legacy and for the future of american politics. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. from the moment that donald trump took the oath of office, it instantly became clear that he would change the presidency more than the presidency would change him. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. but millions of voters had sent him to the white house precisely because he was prepared to say the unsayable. they loved his anti—establishment energy. they backed his trashing of behavioural norms. ahead of the election, he strongly signalled that he was even prepared to reject democratic conventions. he refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power. well, we're going to have to see what happens. you know that. i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots, and the ballots are a disaster. but more than 74 million americans voted for him nonetheless, the secon

lucy _ job. callan, do you want to pick up on that thought? lucy describes i job.ctly how it works. so eah. . . ., ~ ., yeah. callum, are you working today a bit time off? _ yeah. callum, are you working today a bit time off? today _ yeah. callum, are you working today a bit time off? today is _ yeah. callum, are you working today a bit time off? today is my - yeah. callum, are you working today a bit time off? today is my day i yeah. callum, are you working today a bit time off? today is my day off i a bit time off? today is my day off for this week. _ a bit time off? today is my day off for this week. six _ a bit time off? today is my day off for this week. six days _ a bit time off? today is my day off for this week. six days between i a bit time off? today is my day off| for this week. six days between my job doing vaccinations and myjob as a delivery driver. today is my day off. , ., a delivery driver. today is my day off. ,, a delivery driver. today is my day off. _ ., off. en'oy your day off. lucy, how about off. enjoy your day off. lucy, how about you? _ of

thank you that's really good to hear >> seth: i know you co-wrote and co-created with your friend, lucyf the stages of grief. was that something you guys came up with early in the process >> well, i think we were talking -- but lucy actually wrote all eight episodes and i think we talked a lot about our late 20s into our early 30s and the sort of emotional impact that had on us, and quite significantly. and we really wanted to dramatize that but we wanted to -- we had to find a good way in to do that. so lucy came up with the idea of the hack, and then the eight stages of grief or trauma sort of followed, so that followed. and it allowed us to do, you know, sort of stand-alone episodes that felt like small individual films rather than sort of serialized, although, you know, you do follow a story. >> seth: you -- this is not autobiographical in any way, but you were a -- before you transitioned into acting, you were a young pop star, which i imagine is an incredibly vulnerable thing in the uk, as it would be here did you pull on the fact you were someone who was maybe at a time when i do

100 percent certain in a country like india probably not but our determination is unwavering mother lucy. in companies that work for you we have made women who are paid below the minimum wage get to $100.00 rupees per day instead of $330.00 what do you say to that. so i don't agree with this assertion or that corsican of the there's something else you claim that the indian guy employees receive the legal minimum wage of $330.00 groupies pretty in reality pays its workers 300 the limit the a manager has actually confirmed this list wherever we operate employees are paid according to the legal minimum wage and or higher memory get. i take issue with your allegation that the pharmacy. it is almost impossible to avoid hybrid plants. in 202060 percent of the world's commercial seeds were owned by a chemical giant. by a monsanto down to paul syngenta. biodiversity is not an issue for these corporations. in 2009 an expert warned the world about this development when levy a dishy 10 until 2014 was the un special rapporteur on the right to. 75 percent of their diversity has been not. as a result

extremely saturated and it will be good to create other camps to do the pressure off this one lubanga lucy is uncertain where her children might be she can only hope they're safe with their parents for now she's too frightened to return and will try to rebuild from a distance while in cameroon like thousands of her compatriots forced to flee their homes. or farted in germany have sealed off a hospital in the capital but then after at least 14 patients and staff at the humboldt clinic tested positive for the new more contagious corona virus variant me taishan is now spreading rapidly around the world the hospital has stopped admitting new patients and workers can only travel to and from their homes. here's a look at some other development in the pandemic agent has started vaccinating its population using the chinese made sinner for cinephiles shot health care workers and people with chronic diseases are among the 1st to receive the vaccine new zealand has reported its 1st community transmission in 2 months returning traveller who'd been released from 14 days mandatory hotel current team off

lucy kafanov traveled to wyoming to figure it out. >> reporter: wyoming politics are red hot and gettingtrump country. the former president beat joe biden by more than 40 points, largest margin in any state. when congresswoman liz cheney voted to impeach trump, it caused immediate blowback at home. >> usually just sit here and mind my business. >> reporter: shelly horn has never thought of herself as political but after cheney's vote, she started a petition to get her out of office. >> like it's a 52,000, and it's been seen by 586,000 people. >> reporter: describes her vote as a matter of conscience. horn calls it a betrayal. >> you can't go, i need to vote with my conscience. no. vote for what your people put you in there to do. you're a republican. you're supposed to back your party, regardless. >> reporter: a handful of gop county committees voted to censure cheney and state launched against her. wyoming gop lashing out saying the consensus is clear those disagree with representative cheney's decision and actions. cheney's foes in congress are also taking aim. florida republican matt

lucy took a trip to a simulated martian outpost in the caves of northern spain.etland and took a dunking. and i went underwater to swim with sharks in the maldives. but then disaster struck. lockdowns, border closures in holiday cancellations for the foreseeable future leaving some of us still out of pocket. but back in those early daysin of pocket. but back in those early days in march, simplyjust finding a way back home was the main problem facing many. my situation is i'm stranded. virgin cancelled my flight yesterday. do to leave at 6:25pm miami. iwas yesterday. do to leave at 6:25pm miami. i was told the day before that of the cancellation. the advice we've been given has been quite confusing. i'm obviously not a flue nt confusing. i'm obviously not a fluent italian speake rs confusing. i'm obviously not a fluent italian speakers so that's partly my fault. but in general, the advice given has change every few days and it varies by region quite a lot. now it's not possible to travel to the neighbouring islands. 0r into the city unless you have a reason to do

cnn's lucy kafanov has more. >> reporter: amidst the frigid beauty, wyoming politics are red hot and getting ugly. wyoming is trump country. the former president beat joe biden here by more than 40 points, the largest margin in any state. so when congresswoman liz cheney voted to impeach trump, it caused immediate blowback at h home. shelly horn has never thought of herself as political, but after cheney's vote, she started a petition to get her out of office. >> i'm just amazed. like it's at 52,000, and it's been seen by 586,000 people. >> reporter: cheney describes her vote as a matter of conscience. horn calls it a betrayal. >> you just can't go, i need to vote with my conscience. no. vote for what your people put you in there to do. you're a republican. you're supposed to back your party regardless. >> reporter: a handful of gop county committees have voted to censure cheney, and state senator anthony bouchard has already launched a 2022 campaign against her. the wyoming gop lashing out, saying the consensus is clear that those who are reaching out to the party vehemently disagre

. >> a lot of walking and talking with lucy there i think. who will be lucy?e inside track. but don't count out debra messing >> messing campaigning there for the role actively retweeting fans who say she is a perfect fit. even valerie bertinelli tweets that messing was robbed. i have warm memories of that being on television when i was very young. >> oh, yeah. i think i've seen all the episodes too. you know, she had such comedic timing. and even her face, i mean, the moves that she would make with it, it would be interesting to see if nicole kidman, who is an excellent actress, can pull that off. i think that we're so used to her in dramas. >> it will be fun to watch. what about you guy, have you ever seen it? >> absolutely. >> of course. >> i'm not convinced. >>> let's get to the forecast today. we're going to have a nice one. and we'll see a lot of sunshine after a cloudy start. take a look at our temperatures that will reach into the mid-60s. now keep in mind, we should be in the mid 50s this time of year and usually getting some rain, but you all of that

he and his brother developed a system called lucy, ad on hardware and software system for power chairs. it is available nationwide and "time magazine" calls it one of 2020's best inventions. >>> time for a check ather. here is meteorologist marylee. it's warm. >> watching those temps climb this afternoon, a beautiful day as we look across the bay. you see that sunshine, blue skies as we look to san francisco this hour after starting our day with the patchy dense fog. looking at temps in the 50s and 60s, concord you are 64, 66 livermore, 63 san francisco, mid 60s and upper 50s for santa rosa. highs are well above average into the 60s and low 70s. last time we saw temperatures this warm s back in 2014. it's been a while for sure. that's because of the strong ridge of high pressure building in and sending storms to our north and away from us. taking you hour by hour on futurecast you see that sunshine through the rest of the afternoon stopping the clock at 3:00 p. to tomorrow, starting our day with clouds, patchy fog. through the afternoon, looking at mainly sunny skies with a few passing

when you're in the water with you're the oldest of us with lucy to be able to us duck look i don't know to just what else libby speech you could you will know when you are going in the always. i. scaled down celebrations this year people say at a difficult 2020 and welcome the new year with hopes of a brighter 12 months a. politician's passport companies develop mobile apps to enforce compliance is coming with warnings too that such systems face significant complications. for us and just 2021 with a grim new. daily death toll to report from new york city coming up a place particularly hard hit by the pandemic.

and lucy's magical visit to rwanda.meantime, don't forget you can in the meantime, don't forget you ca n follow in the meantime, don't forget you can follow us on social media and all the usual places. twitter, facebook and instagram. but until next time have a happy, healthy and safe next couple of weeks. and we will see you in the new year when hopefully, we can get back on the road doing what we love the most. but for now, from all of the travel show family all over the world it's goodbye. hello. the new year has started on a decidedly chilly note and i suspect that's going to stay that way for quite some time. this is the reason why. this is where we expect expecting the jet stream to be over the next ten days. you can see throughout the jet stream will be digging to the south of the british isles. that will keep us in the grip of some pretty cold air. expect cha pters to of some pretty cold air. expect chapters to stay below average throughout the next week to ten days with frost and ice by night. a mixture of rain

joining us now is katherine lucy, white house reporter for the "wall street journal." good evening. >> great to be here. >> let me sart with a cut from mitch mcconnell talking about his frustrations over everything that's been going on. and then reaction on what that tells us about the climate. here's what mr. mcconnell had to say! recently as october, president biden said you can't legislate by executive action unless you're a dictator. in one week, signed more than 30 unilateral actions and working americans are getting short stripped. >> that's a half step away from joe biden is looking like a dictator. what's it mean for the climate in congress? does it look like things will start getting done? >> i think you laid it out at the top of the show, joshua. this is the biden presidency started out with a big flurry of executive actions. they wanted to send a strong message and show that they were moving quickly on a lot of fronts at the beginning of this administration. they really planned for months to have these sort of busy first ten days on the executive side. but n

and lucy, let's just end it here.back too school and they how irresponsible. current president says we need kids back in school. it doesn't matter, the unions are staring right back at him. what is your message to mayors, governors, and the president? >> get our kids back in school. do what it takes and get our kids back in school, please. brian: it's unbelievable. you are not just speaking for -- as two parents. you are speaking for thousands of parents. and at one point you will have to decide if you are going to packup and go some place else. if you give teachers vaccine and they won't go back to school and fix the ventilation system still won't go back to school you have to pack up and go of course if that's an option. we will continue to follow that it is maddening. democrats scream for a minimum wage hike could soon become a reality in the middle of a pandemic and it it will financial crisis. employers already hit hard by the pandemic. it's unbelievable. when the vaccine drive-thru wait line got out of hand the

lucy cavanaugh now in denver. let's get the perspective from where you are. what's happening?> reporter: hi there, fredricka. look, federal officials and state and city officials were certainly concerned about the prospect of armed protests here in denver at the state capitol. we know that federal authorities have set up an operation center through the inauguration that's monitored 24 hours a day with intelligence, but let me give you a look around. there are not a lot of people here. there are probably more members of the media than protesters. there is a guy doing a christian sermon behind me. one trump protester behind me, and then down there, several anti-trump protesters. so it's a very, very small crowd. we did manage to speak to one gentleman who turned out here in support of the president. here's what he had to say in response to the violence that was seen on january 6th. take a listen. >> reporter: do you have any concerns about what you saw last week? >> i think it was wrong. just throw a bad apple in all that, get another guy going and it just snowballs from there.

congresswoman williams, the chair of the georgia democratic party, lucy mcbath, the newly elected carolyn bourdeaux, david scott, mr. bishop, who was the dean of that delegation, and hank johnson. they had their plan already, should they have objected to georgia, as did nevada, as did michigan, as did wisconsin. so we were prepared. members worked hard about defending the constitution, honoring our purpose to count and ascertain the electoral college numbers for the presidency. so i was proud of them. and i did over and over again -- very pleased now that we have in 13 days, president joe biden, a democratic house majority, and a democratic senate majority that will work to heal, to heal and restore the soul of our nation. i will close by evoking, as i did last night, the song of st. francis, our patron saint in san francisco, whose song of saint francis is our city's anthem. lord, make me a channel of thy peace. where there is darkness, may we bring light. where there is hatred, love, despair, hope. the list goes on. and so does the time for healing. take us down a path of unity for our