the people of majorca have been hit hard by the crisis. but activist is demonstrating with others in front of an apartment building to prevent an eviction. mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move down as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and it's the moment that most any and. if it is a friend's apartments are on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being kicked out. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been cancelled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived to slowly or not at all politicians argue the lockdown cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month i mean. it's normal that people protest and we understand that but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation so there has to be less pressu

the people of majorca have been hit hard by the crisis. but activist is demonstrating with others in front of an apartment building to prevent an eviction. mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move out as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and it's the moment. if the chains of france's apartments are on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been cancelled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived to slowly or not at all politicians argue the lockdown cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month i mean. it's normal that people protests and we understand that it is the me but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation there has to be less pressure on hospita

the people of majorca have been hit hard by the crisis. but activist is demonstrating with others in front of an apartment building to prevent an eviction. mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move down as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and it's the moment some of the. egyptians a french apartments are on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being kicked out. of. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been cancelled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived to slowly or not at all politicians argue the lockdown cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month i mean. it's normal that people protests and we understand that it is the me but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation there has to be les

the people of majorca have been hit hard by the crisis. but activist is demonstrating with others in front of an apartment building to prevent an eviction. mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move out as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and if that moment. if it is a friend's apartments are on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been canceled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived too slowly or not at all politicians argue the lock down cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month. it's normal that people process and we understand that but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation there has to be less pressure on hospitals and after all human live

and staying in europe majorca was one of europe's main tourist and destinations but today the spanish island is suffering badly from the coronavirus pandemic such as the homeless or retirees who have been affected by the lockdown middle class families are at their wit's ends as well 21000 more than 10000000 tourists visited majorca last year a paltry 1400000. pun the day my orca in the winter pleasant temperatures and mediterranean beyond's but things have been different in the past months everywhere list city you see people lining up patiently in front of churches and aid organizations waiting for food handouts the island's once mighty tourism sector as collapsed amid the coronavirus pandemic poverty is rising. but i think we're a family of 5 we don't get any support from the government and we have no income that we are. doing very badly in this situation there's less and less work. bars and restaurants are closed due to high infection rates it's a catastrophe for people like that though. he's one of 25000 restaurant owners on the island he says the 1500 year old government aid for r

the people of majorca have been hit hard by the crisis. but activist is demonstrating with others in front of an apartment building to prevent an eviction. mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move down as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and it's the moment the most. efficient a friend's apartment or on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been cancelled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived too slowly or not at all politicians argue the lock down cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month. it's normal that people process and we understand that but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation there has to be less pressure on hospitals after all hum

well majorca was one of europe's main tourism destinations but today the spanish island is suffering badly from of course the coronavirus pandemic such as the homeless or retirees who have been affected by the lock down middle class families are at their wit's end as well and 2900 or than 10000000 tourists visited majorca last year a mere 1400000. palmer day my orca in the winter pleasant temperatures and mediterranean beyond's but things have been different in the past months everywhere list city you see people lining up patiently in front of churches and aid organizations waiting for food handouts the island's once mighty tourism sector as collapsed amid the coronavirus pandemic poverty is rising. but i think we're a family of 5 we don't get any support from the government and we have no income that we're not. doing very badly in this situation there's less and less work. bars and restaurants are closed due to high infection rates it's a catastrophe for people like that joe. he's one of 25000 restaurant owners on the island he says the 1500 year old government aid for restaurants i

well majorca was one of europe's main tourist destinations today the spanish island is suffering badly from of course the coronavirus pandemic such as the homeless or retirees who have been affected by the lock down middle class families are at their wit's end as well and 2900 or than 10000000 tourists visited majorca last year a mere 1400000. pama day my orca in the winter pleasant temperatures and mediterranean ambience but things have been different in the past months everywhere lissett you see people lining up patiently in front of churches and aid organizations waiting for food handouts the island's once mighty tourism sector as collapsed amid the coronavirus pandemic poverty is rising. but i think we're a family of 5 we don't get any support from the government and we have no income that we're not. doing very badly in this situation there's less and less work. will bars and restaurants are closed due to high infection rates it's a catastrophe for people like that. he's one of 25000 restaurant owners on the island he says the 1500 year old government aid for restaurants is a joke.

and staying in europe majorca was one of europe's main target destinations but today the spanish island is suffering badly from a krone virus pandemic such as the homeless or retirees who have been affected by the lock down middle class families are at their wit's end as well $21000.00 more than $10000000.00 tourists visit in majorca last year a paltry $1400000.00. pum a day my orca in the winter pleasant temperatures and mediterranean on beyond's but things have been different in the past months everywhere lissett if you see people lining up patiently in front of churches and aid organizations waiting for food handouts the island's once mighty tourism sector as collapsed amid the coronavirus pandemic poverty is rising. but i think we're a family of 5 we don't get any support from the government and we have no income that we. would doing very badly in this situation there's less and less work. bars and restaurants are closed due to high infection rates it's a catastrophe for people like that though. he's one of 25000 restaurant owners on the island he says the 1500 year old government a

some of that is what secretary majorca's newly confirmed secretary majorca and the new task force will have to assess. and it will be case by case. there are estimates between 600 and 700 kids. part of what we need to do in the early stages, or what the tachk force needs to do, is term what the accurate number is and where these kids are and determine case by case what the best process and approach is for reuniting them with their family members. so there's a great deal of work ahead. there's time that is very committed to that work and part of what i'm sure will be in the report around 120 days is what progress they've made on that effort. go ahead. >> does the president think cutting off aid from myanmar's government goes far enough or are you looking at additional steps, and what might those be? >> well, i think the state department may have put a statement out, if i'm correct here, on the assessment made in the legal review that is calling the events in burma a coup. so -- as you also know, we talked it a little bit yesterday, but there was a releasing of some -- there were some sa

police commander was found dead at his home and another officer who worked for the border police in majorca also killed himself so every year every week every month police officers kill themselves because the police administration is an institution that's not only violence on a physical level as we sometimes witnessed during demonstrations and lower in force winds operations but it's also extremely violent on a psychological level and it's the enemy of people who seek to give meaning to their daily actions the message of the police hierarchy is don't think just execute orders. they're black lives matter movement dominated the headlines and 2020 following the police killing of george floyd and many an apple s gross protests were peaceful though west some of their rallies being marred by looting violence and vandalism. the tower. despite all that the movement has been nominated for the nobel peace prize the proposal which was put forward by a norwegian lawmaker has been met with a mixed reaction online. they've been able to mobilize people from all groups a society not just african-americans

of police commander was found dead at his home another officer who worked for the border police in majorca also killed himself so every year every week every month police officers killed in the cells because the police ministration is an institution that's not only violence on a physical level as we sometimes witnessed during demonstrations and law enforcement operations but it's also extremely violent on a psychological level and it's the enemy of people who seek to give meaning to their daily actions the message of the police hierarchy is don't think just execute . on the thing on myanmar's military it says it's taking charge of the country for one year after declaring a state of emergency over alleged election fraud while several leaders of the civilian government have reportedly already things are taken from clearing a party of the country's leader on sun suu kyi she said he among those taken into custody the military alleges that the november elections in the country are fortunate though that is yet to be proven the security secretary rather general of the un has condemned the arrests

police commander was found dead at his home and another officer who worked for the border police in majorca also killed himself so every year every week every month police officers kill themselves because the police have ministration is an institution that's not only violence on a physical level as we sometimes witness during demonstrations and law enforcement operations but it's also extremely violent on a psychological level and it's the enemy of people who seek to give meaning to their daily actions the message of the police hierarchy is don't think just execute orders. black lives matter movement has been nominated for the nobel peace prize for its global campaign against racial injustice that proposal was put forward by a norwegian lawmaker. they've been able to mobilize people from all groups this is science team not just african-americans not just depressed people is being a broad movement in a way which has been different from their predecessors awarding the peace prize to black climes masson will send a powerful message that peace is founded on equality solidarity and human rights

i to majorca and argentina this year will go ahead-— to majorca and argentina this year will go aheadak if it— go, i would love to get a summer break if it is— go, i would love to get a summer break. if it is cancelled at the last minute, i have a fully flexible fares. _ last minute, i have a fully flexible fares. so — last minute, i have a fully flexible fares. so i— last minute, i have a fully flexible fares, so i will not be losing money _ fares, so i will not be losing money. but again, i have no idea what _ money. but again, i have no idea what is _ money. but again, i have no idea what is going on.— money. but again, i have no idea what is going on. going on holiday is currently _ what is going on. going on holiday is currently illegal, _ what is going on. going on holiday is currently illegal, but _ what is going on. going on holiday is currently illegal, but picking - is currently illegal, but picking them for the future is not. many in them for the future is not. many in the industry have introduced flexible policies to reassure customers. yesterday, the transport secretary w

majorca is extraordinary popular and alicante, crete in greece and turkey and faro in portugal, so it'sith big questions still remaining about foreign travel, uk holiday destinations have also seen increased bookings today, especially for later in the summer. right now, that still feels a long way off. secondary schools across england are making plans to carry out covid tests on all pupils when they return to classrooms in less than two weeks. millions of children will be affected and the tests will have to be done both at school and at home. the hope is that the tests — as well as wearing masks in the classroom if social distancing isn't possible — will help to reduce transmission. our education editor branwenjeffreys has been to shropshire to speak to parents and students. so, i've got my cotton swab. i take off my mask. brooke is used to the quick covid tests. she's been in school during the lockdown. put it at the back of your throat. her school is gearing up to test everyone returning. pop it in the tube. once school is fully reopened, teenagers will do the same test at home. i thi

a confirmation vote for majorca was moved from monday to tuesday due to winter storms in the northeast. other confirmation votes are expected later in the week. in the house, the first votes of the week are expected tuesday. they plan to take up a budget resolution that could set the stage for passage of a new round of covid relief. a vote is also possible on a rules change to impose fines on members who don't comply with new screening measures to enter the house floor. watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span2. >> former president trump became the first president to be impeached twice. last week, house impeachment managers deliver the articles of impeachment against the former president on insurrection with maryland democratic representative jamie raskin reading the articles for the summit -- before the senate. >> he warrants impeachment in tribal, removal from office and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honor, trust or profit under the united states, so help you god. >> the following day, senators were sworn in and jurors in the trial. republican kentuc

majorca said previously served as an assistant us that in central california. >>now to a developing story out of southern california investigators have identified the 2 fbi agents killed this morning special agents, daniel l fun and laura schwartz and burger they and 3 others were shot they had been serving a a search warrant in a child exploitation case and sunrise florida just west of fort lauderdale, al fun was a 36 year-old husband, a father of one. i shorts and burger was 43 years old and leaves behind 2 children. dan and laura left on this morning. to carry out the mission. they signed up for and loved to do. to keep the american people safe. of the 3 agents who were injured 2 are said to be at last word in stable hospitalized. it's believed the suspect killed himself, he has not yet been publicly identified a step outside and talk about the weather a little bit as we give you this. a stunning shot of downtown san francisco with the lights glittering out there the 4 zone forecast and how it is a beautiful shot chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here w

majorca is extraordinary popular and alicante, crete in greece and turkey and faro in portugal, so it'ss still remaining about foreign travel, uk holiday destinations have also seen increased bookings today, especially for later in the summer. right now, that still feels a long way off. one area of the economy that could be opening up significantly in england as we head towards the summer, is live music. aside from a few pilot events and socially distanced gigs last year, the industry has been mostly closed for the past year. but yesterday the government announced that in england, gigs and festivals could be back with no social distancing, from as early as the 21st ofjune — and limited capacity events could be back in may. well, we can now speak to greg parmley, who's the chief executive of live, which is the live music industry venues and entertainment group. hejoins us live. (socially distanced gig, august 2020) (library pix what did you make of the road map yesterday from the prime minister, june the 21st seems most likely date i suppose, but with more social distancing perhaps. i i

come a vote on the nomination of alejandro majorca to be transportation secretary. at 9:30 a.m. on c-span3, the senate hears from kathlyn hicks. coming up, the heightened domestic

on the top of the list of what people have chosen to book yesterday, flights to majorca is extremelyurkey and portugal, so the traditional summer leisure holiday destinations that people are really asking for. will you require documentation before people get on your planes, a covid certificate, for example? we will want covid certificate, for example? - will want to wait and see what the travel task. virtuous intensive recommendations and we will adhere to those policies and work with the government to make sure that travel can restart safely. the most important thing is to recognise there is a number of methods that there is a number of methods that the government can use that not only in the uk but elsewhere in europe when it comes to the possibility of testing and quarantine but the key thing is really the successful roll—out of the vaccination programme, so i think the data it is now available where countries and jurisdictions have clear evidence about infection spreads and the different mutations in variance, there is a whole set of measures to make sure we avoid general lockdow

come a vote on the nomination of alejandro majorca to be transportation secretary. at 9:30 a.m. on c-span3, the senate hears from kathlyn hicks. coming up, the heightened domestic terrorism threat in the u.s. with the guest who served in the justice department. at 8:45 a.m., historian and historian and author john berry on how the current covid-19 pandemic compares to seasonal and pandemic viruses seen in past years. ♪ host: good morning. it is tuesday, february 2, 2021. yesterday congressional democrats set the stage to move forward with biden's $1.9 trillion covid bill. this morning we are putting that question to you -- what should be the qualifications for getting another stimulus check from the federal government? splitting up our phone lines differently this morning, asking you to call in based on your annual income level. if you make less than $35,000 a year, (202) 748-8000. if you make between $35,000 and $50,000 a year, (202) 748-8001. if you make between $50,000 and $100,000 a year, (202) 748-8002. if you make more than $100,000 a year, (202) 748-8003. that is also the