scored 'ust heads down when man united scored just before _ heads down when man united scored just beforeore half—time, that was their only— just before half—time, that was their only shot on target in the first half _ their only shot on target in the first half. last minute we needed our goalie — first half. last minute we needed our goalie to make sure we didn't lose the _ our goalie to make sure we didn't lose the game. a first premier league hat—trick for pierre—emerick aubameyang helped arsenal to a 4—2 win over leeds. he opened the scoring early in the first half before adding a second from the penalty spot. hector bellerin got their third before aubameyang completed his hat—trick in the opening minutes of the second half. leeds pulled two goals back but arsenal survived the scare to move back into the top half of the table. earlier, wolves came from behind to beat southampton at st mary's. they were losing 1—0 at half—time, but won the match through a brilliant individual effort from pedro neto. the result moves them up to 12th in the table, a place above southampton who've now los

we are hearing that man united might make a few changes this evening.will have a very good chance of winning that game.— winning that game. they're excited for this one — winning that game. they're excited for this one for _ winning that game. they're excited for this one for supper _ winning that game. they're excited for this one for supper so _ winning that game. they're excited for this one for supper so i - winning that game. they're excited for this one for supper so i was - for this one for supper so i was starting to come down here at old trafford for that there will be live coverage on bbc one from seven p:m.. one other line concerning manchester united, the away leg of their europa league tie against real sociedad next week will be played in italy rather than spain because of covid travel restrictions. the match will take place in turin atjuventus' stadium. also just been confirmed that arsenals first leg will now be played at the patio olympic o in rome. because portugal similar travel restrictions. because portugal similar travel restriction

something to talk about and in the late gay man united against everton, we will give you... five matches in the scottish premiership to tell you about. celtic beat motherwell 2—1, but they are still 20 points behind leaders rangers, who play at hamilton tomorrow. elsewhere, there were wins for hibernian, stjohnstone, dundee united and st mirren. let's round up some of today's other sports stories. englishmen tyrrell hatton and andy sullivan are three shots off the pace after the penultimate round of the saudi international. world number one dustinjohnson leads on 13 under par. england's james vince inspired the sydney sixers to australia's big bash twenty20 trophy. vince made 95 in the sixers total of 188—6. the scorcherd never looked like getting close, leaving the sixers celebrating a third title. and there was a huge win for old campaigner native river in the cotswold chase at sandown park today. the 2018 gold cup winner romped home with richard johnson on board. a welcome victory for trainer colin tizzard who's only had one win since december. now yesterday we were celeb

man united home to southampton, with newcastle hosting crystal palace.as going to be low but, in the end, it was very low. only three permanent deals were done in the premier league. they were ben davies' move to liverpool from preston, joshua king's move from bournemouth to everton, and brighton's deal to bring in ecuador midfielder moises caicedo. those three deals costjust over £10 million in total. what there have been, though, is plenty of loan deals. that seems to be the safest option for clubs at the moment, given the financial and logistical diffculties caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the impact of the uk leaving the eu. plenty done on deadline day, including ainsely maitland niles going to west brom from arsenal, takuma minaminojoining southampton from liverpool, and ozan kabak going to liverpool on loan from schalke. another interesting change this time around has been clubs and players terminating contracts early. take arsenal, for example. having agreed to tear up the contracts of mesut ozil and sokratis, they did the same with shkrodr

man united will be looking to go further in this competition because this is what this football clubphies. still waiting for his first _ is winning trophies. still waiting for his first trophy _ is winning trophies. still waiting for his first trophy as _ is winning trophies. still waiting for his first trophy as united - is winning trophies. still waiting i for his first trophy as united boss. united haven't 11 since 2017. how important is it for this group of players that when it sooner rather than later?— players that when it sooner rather than later? , ., ., , ., than later? everyone wants him to win it, the — than later? everyone wants him to win it. the group _ than later? everyone wants him to win it, the group of _ than later? everyone wants him to win it, the group of players - than later? everyone wants him to win it, the group of players want i than later? everyone wants him to | win it, the group of players want to win it, the group of players want to win it. if got to semifinals under ali but have not gone past that hurdle to get to a final to give themselves a chance of

me man united states and china have again accused each other of wrongdoing over the pandemic the latest spat concerns the findings of a recent investigation by the world health organization into the origins of the virus washington calling for beijing to be more transparent we have deep concerns about the way in which the early findings of the coded 1000 best occasion were communicated and questions about the process used to reach them aging is hit back though saying that the u.s. has undermined international efforts to tackle the pandemic. what the u.s. has done in recent years has severely undermined multilateral institutions including the w.h.o. and gravely damaged international corporation uncovered 19 but the us acting as if none of this has ever happened is pointing fingers at other countries who have been faithfully supporting the w.h.o. and the w.h.o. itself with such a track record how can it win the confidence of the whole world or the w.h.o. investigation was subject to intense and often critical media scrutiny and in one case a number of w.h.o. experts did hit back at an arti

trafford 7 different players on the scoresheet up for united and scored in one of those goals in 1905 man united film which 9 nailed to 1st set the record and as recently as oktober 2019 southampton were also on the wrong end of a 9 nil scoreline against leicester. you know what i liked about the performance was that hunger in our to choose to do the right things and get better and better and practice their good habits and that's the only way that we can improve and get better is doing the right things and you do this you can be sure that it has me the most i think but i can't change it any more it happened and then only way for us again. to go on this is to show up that we are a better team that you have been today. and 6 teams from 5 continents are getting ready to take part in this year's the club world cup the tournament is being hosted by qatar as the country continues its preparations for the 2022 world cup and plays its part in ensuring international competitions can continue despite calls it 19 and a richardson reports. qatar is getting used to safely hosting major sporting events during

in support action and reaction from the knights of old trafford that man united fans will never forget. find just a little red show but that channel they all want us to. welcome back the amazon boss jeff bezos says he's stepping down as c.e.o. later this year he will stay on at the company he founded in 1904 as executive chairman and says he plans to focus on new projects. many people might not remember but when it was founded amazon dot com was originally an online bookstore in a quarter of a century founder jeff bezos made it the world's biggest retailer putting countless high street brick and mortar stores out of business amazon made shopping faster cheaper and easier the company's success made basis the richest man in the world and the 1st person in history to accrue a net worth of $200000000000.00 in any environment there is always an opportunity to you know me and to disrupt and to you know reshape the way the industry works i mean certainly amazon is not the 1st nor is it the last innovator who will disrupt the market but you know what's significant about what just based on this

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from a car crash to a medical miracle a man in the united states receives the world's 1st successful face. transplant. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. u.s. president joe biden has outlined his vision for u.s. foreign policy in his 1st major policy speech biden sought to reassure it reassure u.s. global leadership. build alliances and reverse donald trump's america 1st agenda he announced an end to support for the war in yemen and a halt to the withdrawal of u.s. troops from germany. the united states is ready to engage with the world again that was dr biden's message from the mob of holes of washington state department biden this means foreign policy must be grounded in the multilateral wote rather than in defense of america's interests that puts america 1st america is back to plumb lucy is back at the center of our foreign policy. so the us will once more try to find solutions to the world's problems like in yemen the world would she managed crisis years of conflict of destroyed much of the country killing hundreds of thousands of people and leaving more need starva

credibility not everyone is certainly the left repudiated their their partners but that number can man united you know if they said ok this this guy it went through this and so he can do with it he can part of the military and move the country in a different direction right he had at this point we're probably going to transform to or to not be remorseful perhaps and then change in very last direction he was a very pragmatic politician of a huge of his life experience and he's touched from the fact that sort of you turn the economy around but you also reduce the power of the u.b.s. i mean that was fundamentally moving the country forward but looking at where argentina is now it's the influence of men and still visible or tangible or has it disappeared altogether. it has disappeared but i think the perception of minim changed a lot into that with the 2001 crisis and the end the final years of many of the government and of their 10 year decade of convertibility argentina was very traumatic it was the biggest crisis and margin that you know a century not to be now actually was a very vulnerable t

abused on social media following his and he got up and there got in their nine annealed the feet to man unitednuing problem. lets speak now to ged grebby chief executive of the charity show racism the red card. thank you so much forjoining us. strong words from ian wright but clearly he is extremely angry and he wants something to change, doesn't he? , ~ ., , , wants something to change, doesn't he? , «a, , , ., he? yes. i think all the players do. you are there _ he? yes. i think all the players do. you are there from _ he? yes. i think all the players do. you are there from andy _ he? yes. i think all the players do. you are there from andy and - he? yes. i think all the players do. i you are there from andy and marcus rashford. we are in february now but the number of cases in premier league on social media, there's a problem a on social media, it is much deeper than that. this is the tip of the iceberg, the top players getting the abuse. it is great to see them speak out but i think he enough and action has to come from the social media companies. —— enough is enough. the social media comp

effective tools of helpful change are at work with the aid of the white man indians in the united states now have fined schools in which there is available to the youth of the race. education comparable to those attended by white children where the position of popular in warrants there are day schools with modern buses to transport pupils also numerous consolidated schools in which all grades including high school are taught. occasional training as practical preparation for future living is emphasized. splendid hospitals are provided and in addition of field health services and operation. her is effective in teaching modern sanitation and those careful habits of living which will eradicate the diseases of the indians. including tuberculosis and the dreadful trachoma disease of the eye. religious influences tolerantly applied the indian like any other citizen of the united states is allowed to worship as he pleases. if there ever was any justification for the term the vanishing race in relation to the american indian, not only is it not true now, but nothing in the formulated policy of th

with the aid of the white man, indians in the united states now have find schools, education comparablee children. where the concentration of population warrants, there are day schools. also, numerous consolidated schools in which all grades, including high school are taught. vocational training as practical preparation for future living is emphasized. splendid hospitals are provided, and in addition our field health services. the latter is effective in teaching modern sanitation. helpful in eradicating tuberculosis and a disease of the eye. religious influence is applied. the indian, like any other citizen in the united states is allowed to worship as he pleases. not only is it not true now, but nothing in the formulated policy of the office of indian affairs is a threat against the indian development in the future to a position of dignity and prominence in world affairs. ♪ >> you are watching american history tv, every weekend on c-span three. explore our nation's past, american history tv on c-span three, created by america's cable television company. today, were brought to you by to

and from a car crash to a medical miracle the man in the united states receives the world's 1st successful face and double hand transplant. i'm told me a lot of boy it's good to have you with us u.s. president joe biden has outlined his vision for u.s. foreign policy in his 1st major policy speech biden sought to reassert u.s. global leadership rebuild alliances and reverse donald trump's america 1st agenda he announced an end to support for the war in yemen and a halt to the withdrawal of u.s. troops from germany. the united states is ready to engage with the world again that was dr biden's message from the mob holes of washington state department for biden this means foreign policy must be grounded in the multilateral wote rather than in defense of america's interests that puts america 1st america is back to plough missy is back at the center of our foreign policy. so the us will once more try to find solutions to the world's problems like in yemen the world would she managed crisis years of conflict of destroyed much of the country killing hundreds of thousands of people and leaving mor

and we can't see if someone has a false memory and that led to a nightmarish situation for a man in the united states in the 1990 s. while undergoing psychotherapy his adult daughter suddenly came to believe that she had been sexually abused by him for many years she said that had resulted in 2 pregnancies and she had tacked to abort the foetuses with a wire coathanger. but then it emerged that the woman had never been pregnant much less had any abortions she was in fact still a virgin. juliet schor also consults as an expert on criminal cases and provides training to the police. primary aim is to teach investigators to avoid suggestive questions that can elicit false memories. shore says it can happen very fast. as one thing if you think the person you are talking to know small and even knows more about you in your life than you do then you can soon start thinking yes what if that is what happened on the what if this can quickly turn into a. perhaps consume because yes that is what happened. false memories can lead to false statements and to terrible miscarriages of justice. incidentally stud

and from a car crash to a medical miracle a man in the united states receives the world's 1st successful face and double hand transplant. i'm told me a lot of her glad you could join us u.s. president joe biden has outlined his vision for u.s. foreign policy in his 1st major policy speech biden sought to reassert u.s. global leadership we build alliances and reverse donald trump's america 1st agenda he announced an end to support for the war in yemen and holds to an a hole so the withdrawal of u.s. troops from germany. the united states is ready to engage with the world again that was dr biden's message from the mob would hold of washington state department for biden this means foreign policy must be grounded in the multilateral wote rather than a defense of america's interests that puts america 1st america is back to plumb lucy is back at the center of our foreign policy. so the us will once more try to find solutions to the world's problems like in yemen the world would she managed crisis years of conflict of destroyed much of the country killing hundreds of thousands of people and lea

and we can't see if someone has a false memory that that led to a nightmarish situation for a man in the united states in the 1990 s. while undergoing psychotherapy his adult daughter suddenly came to believe that she had been sexually abused by him for many years she said that had resulted in 2 pregnancies and she had tapped to abort the foetuses with a wire coathanger. but then it emerged that the woman had never been pregnant much less had any abortions she was in fact still a virgin. judy i'm sure also consults as an expert on criminal cases and provides training to the police. have primary aim is to teach investigators to. void suggestive questions that can elicit false memories. sure says it can happen very fast. as one if you think the person you are talking to knew small and even knows more about you and your life than you do then you can soon start thinking yes what if that is what happened on the what if can quickly turn into a. perhaps consume become a yes that is what happened. false memories can lead to false statements and to terrible miscarriages of justice. incidentally studies

and we can't see if someone has a false memory that that led to a nightmarish situation for a man in the united states in the 1990 s. while undergoing psychotherapy his adult daughter suddenly came to believe that she had been sexually abused by him for many years she said that had resulted in 2 pregnancies and she had tapped to abort the foetuses with a wire coat hanger. but then it emerged that the woman had never been pregnant much less had any abortions she was in fact still a virgin. juliet schor also consults as an expert on criminal cases and provides training to the police. have primary aim is to teach investigators to. void suggestive questions that can elicit false memories. sure says it can happen very fast. as only if you think the person you are talking to you know small and even knows more about you and your life than you do then you can soon start thinking yes what if that is what happened on the what if can quickly turn into a. consume become a yes that is what happened. false memories can lead to false statements and to terrible miscarriages of justice. incidentally studies sho

. ♪ man: it was only 59 years ago that alaska was ratified as a state in the united states of americad many people involved did not consider much what the original owners of the land already had and wanted to keep. may god continue to bless the inupiaq people, may god continue to bless this land, may god continue to bless the sea from which cometh all of our abundance. and the church said... congregation: amen. man: arctic slope regional corporation is a company that's tied to the land claims that we were able to achieve in the early days. so, let's go into our boardroom. we have our table here, which is made around the traditional skin boat that we use for whaling. it's a symbol of the principles that we've taken from whaling as far as the importance of working together to achieve more for your people. the inupiaq people lived all across the arctic slope region of the state of alaska following the migration of the animals, but the whale was the center of our culture. you had yankee whaling introduced into our waters from about 1850. as we got into contact, of course, disease killed o

main unit as man of the match to the match day he was pivotal as frankford ran rings around byron in the 1st half. but 1st that was his sneaky pass to philip hostage who was left to tee up dodgy come out for the opener but then came frankfurt 2nd to. build. a strong exceptional from the best player on. the face into the field neuer. to serve some special goals. riteish to nail to go civil for the few who had by train all week long to do just that i did intended for it to actually go through that is amazing for us if you just brought fire back down to earth so could like to capitalize. like the captain must like facing house on his side had already defeated the berlin as in 7 out of 9 encounters in the top flight the host skeg 1st starts to coach how dada is son martin and germany world cup win something to do. with the pay it could do little to stop. he opened the scoring with an absolute humdinger on 28 minutes. his breathtaking swerving strike was simply unstoppable. the austrian midfielder has become like sick beloved skipper this season for a reason. and it was turning into the s

. >> if elected, kenyatta would be the 12th black person and first ever openly gay man to serve in the unitedan, malcolm kenyatta, the state representative for pennsylvania's 181st district and a candidate for the u.s. senate. representative kenyatta, welcome to "the sunday show." >> happy to be here. congratulations, jonathan. >> oh, thank you. but this is about you. so why now? why throw your hat in the ring to run for u.s. senate? >> you know, i said it when we launched. the country is really at a crossroads right now. absolutely. and every generation steps up to do two things. protect and expand the promise of america. and that promise we know has, for too long, excluded far too many of us. particularly working people. you know, you mentioned pat toomey at the top of the hour. and for two terms now, he has prioritized his big corporate donors over people who are struggling right now. a struggle that has been exacerbated by this cruel pandemic. and so i think we fundamentally have to go in a different direction. we have to have a message that resinates with working people. policies that ac

. - george shultz had a reputation both in the united states and around the world as being a man of histhat he couldn't deliver but he also didn't try to bamboozle people or try to fall them. that made it difficult because it was often very blunt and direct —— fool them. but also meant when he spoke that he mentored and people understood that. that was a huge aspect of negotiation in the long—term. you may lose out on a short—term opportunity but actually works out well when you are the secretary of state for a stunning 6.5 years, which overlaps with five different national security advisers to ronald reagan. that is remarkable in terms of his staying power. fix, remarkable in terms of his staying power. a remarkable career. david _ staying power. a remarkable career. david priest, - staying power. a remarkable career. david priest, thank. career. david priest, thank you. career. david priest, thank ou. ., . career. david priest, thank ou. ., ., stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: making history again. tom brady hasjust won his making history again. tom brady has just won his s

and we can't see if someone has a false memory that that led to a nightmarish situation for a man in the united states in the 1990 s. while undergoing psychotherapy his adult daughter suddenly came to believe that she had been sexually abused by him for many years she said that had resulted in 2 pregnancies and she had tapped to abort the foetuses with a wire coathanger. but then it emerged that the woman had never been pregnant much less had any abortions she was in fact still a virgin. judy i sure also consults as an expert on criminal cases and provides training to the police. her primary aim is to teach investigators to. void suggestive questions that can elicit false memories. sure says it can happen very fast. as one being if you think the person you are talking to knew small and even knows more about you in your life than you do then you can soon start thinking yes what if that is what happened on the what if can quickly turn into a. perhaps consume become a yes that is what happened is. false memories can lead to false statements and to terrible miscarriages of justice. incidentally stu

and it has a transformative effect on the activities in the united states. manover bush, who is the head of the office of scientific research and development which is the office that oversees all of the wartime atomic bomb projects, vanaver gets this memo, and he writes a memo to henry simpson, the secretary of war, which also goes to president roosevelt, the reason it goes to the secretary of war is that the mob project is going to be under the -- . and he says that one thing is certain. if such an explosive work, made it would be thousands of times more powerful than existing explosives, and it sees might be determining. and its use might be determining. and that is the theme of the manhattan project. and that is the intellectual engines so to speak, or the vision that drives the project at what is warp roosevelt approves the manhattan project on december 6th, 1941. very interesting date. december 6th, 1941. december 7th, 9:00 in the morning, pearl harbor time. pearl harbor is bombed. the manhattan project is underway, the war is underway, virtually at the sam

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if you want to see a conservative just look for the red that you find on a man of the united states. -- map of the united states. so i would like to say that san francisco is a city on the bluer side of the spectrum would be supportive of a transit tax of 1% to 1.5%. >> chair borden: 30 seconds. >> caller: they haven't had any trouble in chicago and seattle. so structurally, i think that what it's going to take is to invest, not tax and spend. but to tax and invest and to build infrastructure that will last us the next hundred years. thank you. >> chair borden: thank you, mr. bree. next speaker, please. >> you have two questions remaining. next speaker. >> caller: this is nicole. i wanted to weigh in on this exercise because honestly if this agency truly believed in -- are you guys getting feedback? >> chair borden: we are. >> caller: so if this agency believes in equity and then community and resiliency are top priorities. they're not the only priorities but they are the top priorities. and trying to force this board to make a decision between them is really a non-starter. it doesn'

this is news live from building the united nations warns man mas military leaders there will be severe consequences for any hostile response to protests demonstrating against this month's good with troops now on some city streets there i feel is a violent crackdown may be in the nikkei also coming up the whole trade organization has a new.

an attack on the constitution of the united states itself. the man is accused, but it is the country that will suffer. >> covid-19 vaccinations are up and infections are down. >> i don't want to die young. >> health officials are warning us not to let our guards down. >> it's the super bowl, not the stupid bowl. don't brink multiple households together and create a superspreader in your own home. >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> on capitol hill two days from the historic second impeachment trial of former president trump and we are seeing new video from the capitol hill riots that the former president is charged with inciting. >> the video shows the moments after several of the rioters left the senate chamber here and it underscores how closely some insurrectionists were taking their cues from then-president trump. >> how did you get out? >> the senate? >> yeah. >> the cops walked out with me. >> they let you go? >> yeah. >> what is your message to everybody now? >> oh, donald trump asked eve

united states. there was an unstated fury about that and about a black man being present in the united states that foundthat escalator. and when i see kamala harris on the "today show" today and i see her determinatively going about conducting the business of the vice presidency and talking about what it means to her to wake up each day being vice president, i'm wondering -- i'm wondering about the silent fury out there in this country, about the very fact that she is vice president. >> well, we know through american history that what has often been the response to advancement on the part of people who have been assigned to -- i'm using the language of caste -- to the subordinate casteoup, whenever there is assertion of citizenship rights by that group, whenever there is progress made to the people who were assigned to the bottom of citizenry from the beginning, that there is a response, there is an effort to reassert the birth right of dominants that many, many people in our country still have tremendous investment in. so, i think that's what we see in the past and we saw again on january 6th where we

brent: in the united states, a man who was left badly disfigured by a car crash is now able to smilegain. 22-year-old joe from the state of new jersey just underwent the world's first face end up hand transplant. doctors say the procedure was a success. >> i want to share my story to give people hope in the world. i am grateful to have received a face and double hand transplant, which will give me a second chance at life. >> it has been six months since joe's operations and speech is still difficult for him. the fact he can talk at all is a medical sensation. for 23 hours, six teams of surgeons at new york university hospital operated on him. the result was the successful transplant of a donor's face and both hands. the doctors waited until now to go public because they wait -- they wanted to make sure a complicated surgery would remain sex will overtime. similar traplants h been successful but failed. in july 2018, the 22-year-old had an accident in which he suffered severe burns and lost his lips, eyelids and fingertips. head 20 reconstructive operations, which resulted in the limi

united states. >> so here we go. i think are you ready for the next slide? >> yeah, yeah. latrobe was a very talented watercolorist. i believe he was kind of a renaissance holy man as we call them. this is one of those watercolors that he did on board the analyzer allies of which was a small ship that he took to the united states. it was a really disastrous trip in many ways. it took two weeks to get out of the english channel, and then her in a trip that usually takes two months, it took four months before the eliza to ever, to arrive in the united states. this is a view of dover, and it is one of the early watercolors that suggest that he could've possibly had a career as a successful artists. let's go on to the next slide. now, all of you know this, and i think that this, susan, helping with this. this is now one of your collection that you actually own this watercolor. could you tell us a little bit about that process, how you got it? >> how we got it? >> yeah. >> this watercolor had been in a family collection, one of the washington family descendents for many years, and they elected to sell it several years ago. we researched it. it depicts as you well kno

king, he goes to morehouse college, which is the best college for a young black man in the united statesi would say then and now. he goes to a theological seminary and as part of an interracial group of seminarians. then he gets a phd from boston university in 1956. he has a very unusual pedigree. i would argue the reason why king initially has more hope for the ability of american democracy to reform themselves is because of that history. malcolm has been not just in prison, but racially traumatized starting at the age of six when his father was killed. he really experiences america in a different way. that is why malcolm is always saying american democracy is nothing more than american hypocrisy. king never says that, but by 1965, 67, 68, when king is saying things like the greatness of america lies in the right to protest for rights, he is acknowledging this chasm between democratic ideals and the reality of democracy. they come to converge in terms of skepticism about american democracy. although malcolm always has the classic quip about democracy being nothing more than hypocrisy. s

and we can't see if someone has a false memory that that led to a nightmarish situation for a man in the united states in the 1990 s. while undergoing psychotherapy his adult daughter suddenly came to believe that she had been sexually abused by him for many years she said that had resulted in 2 pregnancies and she had tapped to abort the foetuses with a wire coat hanger. but then it emerged that the woman had never been pregnant much less had any abortions she was in fact still a virgin. juliet schor also consults as an expert on criminal cases and provides training to the police. have primary aim is to teach investigators to. avoid suggestive questions that can elicit false memories. sure says it can happen very fast. then it is either as one being about if you think the person you are talking to you know small and even knows more about you in your life than you do then you can soon start thinking yes what if that is what happened on the what if this can quickly turn into a. perhaps consume because yes that is what happened. false memories can lead to false statements and to terrible miscarri

>>take a look at this in new jersey man was kicked off a united flight for wearing that thing a schoolsays he and his brother tried to board the flight wearing a nar wall mask, it is a full face shield that filters there in and out using a design inspired by scuba gear, they say they were told to replace those things with you know normal cough covering masks or they would be allowed to fly. a united spokesman says it was to comply with the company's mask policy. the creators of the nar wall masks say many of their customers have boarded flights wearing the scuba masks with no problem. and check this out a new vehicle from nissan gives new meaning to the term remote learning. >>this a concept camper van that allows you to work from just about anywhere. it features a retractable office pod with desk space big enough for a large computer monitor. the vehicle's roof top also doubles up as a space to relax under a parasol other features include a glove box fitted with an. you ve antibacterial lamp and a floor made from transparent polycarbonate which allows you to see underneath the vehicle

in the united states a man who was left badly disfigured by a car crash is now able disloyal again 22 year old joe de mayo from the state of new jersey just underwent the world's 1st face and double hand transplant doctors at his new york hospital say the procedure was a success. i want to share a story for gaping hole hope and the world. i'm going to have to face and or hand transplant. second chance at life. been 6 months since operations and speech is still difficult for him but the fact that he can talk at all is a medical sensation. for 23 hours 6 teams of surgeons at new york university hospital operated on him and the result was the successful transplant of a donor's face and both hands. the doctors waited until now to go public because they wanted to make sure the complicated surgery would remain successful over time similar transplants had been previously attempted but failed. in july 23rd 22 year old had an accident in which he suffered severe burns and lost his lips eyelids and fingertips he had 20 reconstructive operations which resulted in the limited use of his hands and

man. there is also a special response unit to investigate crimes on victims. in the past week a gofundme to raise money to hire private security pratt rolls is close to $80,000. as for festivities, most have been canceled or scaled back. oak land asian cultural center is kicking off a live online celebration at noon today on their youtube channel. this weekend there is a parade float display at pier 27 in san francisco. kiet do, kpix5. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. let's go live to the white house where we heard from president biden about his order to boost pfizer and moderna vaccines in the u.s. by 50% by the end of summer. >> our hope is that we'll be able to buy, at the end of the summer, everybody or almost everybody, 300 million shots in people's arms. but it's going to take time. it's going to take time. >> of course there are plenty logistical challenges when it comes to distributing, storing, administering those shots. we'll continue to follow it for you. back to you. >>> 6:56. time for a look at the other top stories. >> a huge push to

and our other headlines man was ambassador to the united nations as dramatically hit out the military rule in his country in the biggest city yangon protests have been hit with rubber bullets and stun grenades by police and rocket by police in rallies that were taking place against the military coup in a meeting of the general assembly earlier the country's own ambassador called on the international community to take the strongest possible action against the generals search and rescue operations are on the way to locate over 300 girls kidnapped from a school in northern nigeria officials say gunmen stormed the school is on far as state shortly after midnight firing sporadically before abducting the girls it comes just over a week after is 42 people were abducted from a boys' school in niger state. and the white house says u.s. as strikes targeting an iranian backed militia group in syria sends an unambiguous message that president biden will act to protect americans and official from the type as bala group says one fighter was killed the pentagon says the operation was in response to

back to come up so i thank you more from sun in our next news hour finally for you though a man in the united states has received the world's 1st full face and double hand transplant months after his surgery and doctors are only now calling it a success the harding has this extraordinary story but just a warning there are obviously some graphic images in a report. joe di meo was 20 years old when his life changed for the 1st time after surviving a car accident he was left with burns to 80 percent of his body the skin on his hands and face had melted. his chances of surviving the accident were slim than 2 years later finding the right donor for a transplant seemed impossible but last august they found a match if your. doctors then attempted what had never been successfully done before giving someone a new face and 2 new hands. dimino surgery took nearly a day with close to 100 medical professionals in the theater the surgery happened last year but doctors waited to be sure his body didn't reject the transplants before calling the operation a success we try to minimize those potential complicat

presidential win to joe biden and two democratic senators, including the first-ever black man to represent georgia in the united states senate. so, the question is, do you really need a majority to show the power of what a group of voters can do, even if not in the majority? >> right. so, you can have a huge influence before you become majority, right? but that influence can be whittled away. so, black voters, this time around, were the majority of the coalition that swung the state to biden, and they were a majority of the coalition that elected these senators, but only by a hair were they the majority. so now that means that if you disaffect 5 percentage of the white people who voted for either the presidential line or the senate line, you're still back in the minority, right? so you still need to build on that. it's not concrete power because you're not controlling all of it. you're just the biggest part of the coalition. >> you have some pretty harsh words for the white americans in the black lives matte protests over the summer. you said they treated the protests like, "social-justice coachella, a systemic

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his colleagues and they will tell you that brian was a kind and humble man with profound inner strength. the quiet rock of his unit. they will tell you that brian was dependable, never missed a radio call. they will tell you that he took great pride in his job, never more so than when he became a mountain bike officer on the first responders unit. and they will tell you that brian wouldn't have liked this attention, and that if he were here, he'd the first to puncture the somber moment with his sharp sense of humor. brian was a peacekeeper who loved his dogs and his girlfriend, sandra, and his family, and the new jersey devils. he was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time on a day when peace was shattered. i had the honor of meeting officer sicknick's family last night, and i learned that gladys, his mom, graduated from james madison high school two years before me and that his aunt, brian's aunt graduated a few years after me. we spent about 25 minutes, brian's mom, dad, aunt, and other relatives just reminiscing about brooklyn and about brian. and i said to them at the end, with a bit of a lump in my throa