well following on from that announcement — the bbc spoke to bristol rovers defender mark little.y investigating a racist message sent to him on social media. i welcome that they are making a change. — i welcome that they are making a change, but it'sjust confusing for me and _ change, but it'sjust confusing for me and what they've announced today is what _ me and what they've announced today is what i _ me and what they've announced today is what i assumed was happening before~ _ is what i assumed was happening before~ so — is what i assumed was happening before. so they have kind ofjumps to a standard rather than getting anywhere — to a standard rather than getting anywhere near what i would think would _ anywhere near what i would think would he — anywhere near what i would think would be acceptable for what's going on. would be acceptable for what's going on i'm _ would be acceptable for what's going on i'm a _ would be acceptable for what's going on i'm a hit — would be acceptable for what's going on. i'm a bit older and a bit more thick—skinned than a younger person from or—

bristol rovers�* mark little's among a record number of players racially abused on social media this his one of several cases the police are investigating. it's just confusing for me. what they've kind of announced today is what i assumed was happening before. but i do feel that the police need a bit more help from the platforms that this abuse is happening on. with football continuing to unite against racism, the government has promised new laws to make big tech more accountable. today it welcomed facebook�*s announcement but said more needed to be done. dan roan, bbc news. it is time now for the travel show. this week we look back at some of our coldest adventures. from frozen hotel rooms... ain't gonna lie about it, it's cold. to ride across siberia. people who live there, they say you will lose your face on your first day. and my solo bobsleigh ride. i could go again, right now, let's go. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from... ..my living room, here in hertfordshire. ordinarily at this time of year we would be well into the ski season in europe, and

principle targets in january the pressure on the government reached such heights that prime minister mark little resigned he now remains in office as caretaker pm and try to explain why the compensation payments are taking so long. day half in many cases that's. the electricity company etc and if we give them the money that's a money immediately. people. get. only the money yes. but also to make sure that they can make a new start. rutan invited some of the families to his official residence the meeting lasted 6 hours. his star was one of the last to leave. they really listen to us and they understand things much better now so i think it was good that we were here. son had the chance to vent his own pain and frustration and johnette can look forward to future meetings she says now she wants to look ahead and find happiness again. there between the ages of 15 and 27 they're successful and they were even invited to the women of the world festival in london last year that's pretty cool even cooler though the fact that their style of music rap music is just it's not something female musicians are su

principle targets in january the pressure on the government reached such heights that prime minister mark little resigned he now remains in office as caretaker pm and try to explain why the compensation payments are taking so long. day half in many cases debts. electricity company etc and if we give them the money that's money immediately. people. get. only the money. to make sure that they can make a new start. rutan invited some of the families to his official residence the meeting lasted 6 hours. his star was one of the last to leave. they really listened to us and they understand things much better now so i think it is good that we were here. son had the chance to vent his own pain in frustration and john that can look forward to future meetings she says now she wants to look ahead and find happiness again. there between the ages of 15 and 27 they're successful and they were even invited to the women of the world festival in london last year that's pretty cool even cooler though the fact that their style of music rap music is just it's not something female musicians are supposed to do where

bristol rovers' mark little's among a record number of players racially abused on social media this seasonthey've kind of announced today is what i assumed was happening before. but i do feel that the police need a bit more help from the platforms that this abuse is happening on. with football continuing to unite against racism, the government has promised new laws to make big tech more accountable. today it welcomed facebook�*s announcement but said more needed to be done. dan roan, bbc news. prosecutors in donald trump's senate impeachment trial have accused him of being the "inciter in chief" of last month's deadly riots at the us capitol building. it comes as the former president faces a separate criminal investigation in georgia, where he's accused of attempting to overturn the state's election results — if found guilty, he could face jail. from washington, our north america editor, jon sopel, reports. day two of the trump impeachment trial, and harrowing new pictures and sounds of what unfolded on the 6th of january. the disbelief of the police. they are throwing metal balls at us. t

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principle targets in january the pressure on the government reached such heights that prime minister mark little resigned he now remains in office as caretaker pm and try to explain why the compensation payments are taking so long. that they have in many cases debts. to the electricity company etc and if we give them the money that's money immediately. people. get. only the money. but also to make sure that they can make a new start. route invited some of the families to his official residence the meeting lasted 6 hours. his star was one of the last to leave. they really listened to us and they understand things much better now so i think it was good that we were here. son had the chance to vent his own pain in frustration and johnette can look forward to future meetings she says now she wants to look ahead and find happiness again. there between the ages of 15 and 27 they're successful and they were even invited to the women of the world festival in london last year that's pretty cool even cooler though the fact that their style of music rap music is just it's not something female musicians are

principle targets in january the pressure on the government reached such heights that prime minister mark little resigned he now remains in office as caretaker pm and try to explain why the compensation payments are taking so long. that they have in many cases debts. to the electricity company etc and if we give them the money to assure that the money immediately. gets. only the money yes. but also to make sure that they can make a new start. rutan voted some of the families to his official residence the meeting lasted 6 hours. his star was one of the last to leave. they really listen to us and they understand things much better now so i think it was good that we were here. son had the chance to vent his own pain and frustration and jeanette can look forward to future meetings she says now she wants to look ahead and find happiness again. they're between the ages of 15 and 27 they're successful and they were even invited to the women of the world festival in london last year that's pretty cool even cooler though the fact that their style of music rap music is just it's not something female music

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that all those people since the very beginning of time who thought they had breasts the word mark this little wrong man could easily have been doing the midnight chest feeding all these years out of a robot to be a row way ahead of his time but irony of ironies this trans friendly policy didn't even win over all the people it specifically set out to include this is an absolutely classic case of my public sector institutions trying to be woke and succeeding only in making life much harder for the very people on whose behalf with presumes to speak and the 34000000 in the u.k. who identify as one well they were not impressed excuse me housing racing women's words to describe their lives experience anything other than exclusive i breastfed my children with milk from my breast not from my chest test contains my heart and lungs conceive how seen breastfeeding affronts anyone enough of removing women women exist when menstruates give birth and have breasts can we keep our terminology for son this was just the cherry on top of the gender fluid biology question in cake big by. woke warriors and compan

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marks . the lines are republicans 20274 80,001. democrats 202-748-8000 and independents and others 2027 48,002. will play this out a little mark and steve. politically because to make this happen i would assume the ranking members on those appropriations committees also would have to go along also with a piece of that earmarks high. out of this politically for members returning for onreelection in 2022. earmarks still havethat sort of thing as being wasteful spending . >> part of the reason earmarks are coming back now because of the select committee on modernization's work which was completely bipartisan.io they were five recommendations congress each of which was passed the committee . it's a bipartisan unanimous and they put forth the recommendations so it's a partisan effort. individuals who opposed it on both side of the eye. members of both parties what to do and the reason is because you're in the minority party you still want to be able to represent your constituents right now you're in a situation where we still having earmarks but they're not taking place in congress. it's members of congress calling the adminis

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mark and little. and syrian state run television there we seem is presented as the defender of the people and your pointer of syria's unity. but it has used its military might against its own populations against those that chanted with hard cards on the streets in the spring of 2011. the government survival is dependent on fear and intimidation will i wish hadn't gotten bad that way with. the dodo but the shit we're unlikely though that they'll sell to until that we had. as we have been about it we just had a call that in the head of the deal in the high horse like to visit the mom or. ask if you know a lot about but. many of those who called for peace and reconciliation have been silenced or exiled. that they know. me not to listen to us yeah maybe yeah to me dynamic i said tricky where you are modest man and left the lead on whatever and see if you could have caught it caught it give us all thought process. what that and what it let that be added it be that what it. bought on me and no more. and no

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and to mark them as a little bit cruel, but people find it deeply ironic that they are talking aboutroyal, not being a royal, their work, every part of their wives it seems as kate says really they are talking about control, having control over how the media covers them.— media covers them. millions will watch it, won't _ media covers them. millions will watch it, won't they? _ media covers them. millions will watch it, won't they? sienna, i media covers them. millions will. watch it, won't they? sienna, kate, will be to have you both on. you are backin will be to have you both on. you are back in a0 minutes' time for another issue. good evening. chelsea are up to fourth in the premier league after a 2—0 win over newcastle at stamford bridge this evening. timo werner�*s cross eventually rebounded out to olivier giroud who opened the scoring after half an hour. then relief for werner who got the second, to secure his first league goal in 15 matches. chelsea move to within 11 points off leaders manchester city marking another victory for thomas tuchel who remains unbeaten in the league

mark. let's talk more about this partnership. explain a little bit more about what fema in particular will handle at this site. good afternoon heather holmes similar to disasters work. fema is a coordinating agency. the president has tapped fema to come in and coordinate the different agencies particular to the vaccine site. in particular, they're using the department of defense. nurses and doctors. army corps of engineers, health and human services, and so fema is there to coordinate, but they've also spread the responsibility as to who's doing what, for instance, fema will handle security. ambulances and emergency medical technicians, equipment supplies, vaccines, medical supplies, and i t the state's requested to handle security in partnership with federal government. a site location i t systems and i t training and the department of defense will handle vaccinators vaccine prepares medical screeners, nurses pharmacy, etcetera, so it is a great partnership going on across all levels of government. it certainly is and as you. indicated there eac

around supply, demand, whether we are in a commodity super cycle, and other matters as well , with mark a little bit later on. just under an hour until the start of cash equities trading. we are expecting gains this morning. futures pointed to the upside. u.s. futures all point to the upside as well. this follows rallying stocks we saw on the back of second day -- the second day of jay powell's testimony. you can see where we are on the asian picture. the msci asia pacific in positive territory, up i 1.5%. u.s. stocks increasing yesterday despite the underperformance of tech stocks, concerns rentech, and around what higher treasuries due to yield classes. we do see some strength in commodities, and you've got a few of them listed on the right-hand side. let's get into a conversation about these markets. u.s. and european equity futures grow and bonds slide. on day two of his testimony, fed chair jay powell emphasize his view the economy has a long way to go to recover. joining us to discuss is laura cooper. good morning. was it very different from jay powell yesterday? a lot of the messaging you

and as i looked down on these boards that you see there, i saw a little red mark that said shipped inand that was where my father was stationed. so, another wonderful bonus that happened and i think this trip to me is sort of made a me realize that i didn't need to look for more and do more and the time came for me to do that. after my mother passed away, i found this book. this is actually the book that refers to the chapel, to my father being in that book in london and his name is inscribed on it and inside it has been written to my mother. and i didn't even know this existed until after she passed away about ten years ago. so, you know, things come and go, it's kind of amazing how stories develop and how someone like me gets to do these wonderful things and discover things. so this is going to bring me to another of the places i discovered recently and this was two years ago, three years ago actually. this is where my father is buried in holland. it's the american cemetery there. it's a beautiful place, if it was never been there, it's incredible. there are over 8000 grieves there

yasmeen: i think a lot of experts actually think some of these goal marks could be a little bit more ambitious like the number of vaccinations that the administration tries to ensure are done a day. i think these are fairly realistic. you see the biden administration taking -- the opposite tack of the trump administration and sort of underpromising and hoping to overdeliver. so the goals they set out may not seem, you know, incredibly ambitious on their face. but i think, you know, they're reluctant to attach too many dates to when these things might happen because so much is dependent on how quickly they can get vaccines into arms, not just have doses manufactured. and then of course these changes in individual behavior and whether he's going to be able to pass his relief package. weijia: right. and so much actually depends on when those shots actually get into arms and the debate over when teachers should get the shots is ongoing with the c.d.c. sing that it shouldn't be a prerequisite to open schools. ayesha, i want to ask you about what we just saw which is really a muddled messa

mark fisher. tell us a little bit about how the technology works. ited to have a platform that is a foundational seachange for the future of wi-fi discovery. science needs to be pushed more towards information science. in order to do that, you need the ability to generate a lot of data with high fidelity. to accomplish that, we have created a platform representing over 200 instruments in two locations. with the ability to run 100,000 tests a day that encompass the full-scale capabilities of making compounds and chemistry, and rapidly testing those compounds in order to accelerate discovery. when you combine that with the promise -- sorry. go ahead. emily: what kind of demand has your technology seen in the midst of the pandemic and remote work demand? mark: it has really escalated. they have increased about 400% and we are expecting double sales, year-over-year. we have had a substantial increase in the kinds of transactions that people are interested in doing on the platform. by way of example, the department of energy is about to kick off a project

it starts on the left here with the little circle marked 40 yuan. that represented the 40 nations that were in the united nations coalition fighting the axis powers. this represents the idea of what becomes the un general assembly. in the center, you have something marked executive committee, and this is really the full-time staff of what would become the united nations, the secretariat. then the last circle, marked four police, roosevelts conception of the four policemen or the security council of the united nations. the four police roosevelt had in mind where the united states, great britain, soviet union, and the fourth country was going to be china, which he felt was an up-and-coming power, and deserving of being among the four policemen. so, there in broad stroke, the ideas he is kicking around in his mind for this post war organization. i think it's very telling that roosevelt is thinking so far ahead. this is 1943. the war is far from over, but he is already thinking beyond the horizon and about what comes after the war. in 1944, in the midst

i thought about it, but florida seemed a little more desirable to me, mark.y just wanted to be free. and so, i fled communist new york and came to a state that values freedom and loves freedom, and way better state to be and then a stately of so many people here that have escaped communist countries, socialist companies like cuba, like venezuela, that value freedom, that understanding significant of it, know that it is fleeting, and you look at places like new york, mark, governor cuomo sent the national guard over thanksgiving to prevent people from being able to see their families. that is not freedom. >> mark: no, no. that's fantastic. write that down, folks. florida is full of people who are refugees from regimes in cuba, venezuela, and new york city. fidel castro, fidel castro's cuba and de blasio's new york. thank you, lisa. >> we should all sincerely be concerned that you have these totalitarian mayors and governors that are using a pandemic to consolidate power and control, and to deprive americans of their freedom. i mean, we are generally on a bad t

watches a 3rd and 4th british diplomat start here in a nice little pilgrimages to this little rock at one point certain mark do then 2nd secretary of the embassy and flags as an mit 6 agent by russian counterintelligence whisked the rock away for a little polish it turned out to be a device used to communicate with a russian official turned traitor. well. at the time it was a novel way to organize communication between the embassies and my 6 office and the agents in russia they refused to acknowledge the instant all the way up to 2012 when tony blair's former adviser officially confirmed the incident police by rope was embarrassing they they mean they had just bang to rights clearly they've known about it for some time to be saving it up for a political purpose this is the rock or the malfunctioning rock a copy of it we original it's been stripped down into dust circuits and was but this is the rock that caused so much of bassman for british intelligence and diplomats since then technology has undergone miniaturize ation and this has given way to this the internet and messages but while no methods and tacti

things like risk parity, volatility marks, they have very little equity exposure so far because equity volatility, particularly compared to things like rate volatility has been so much higher. there is a positive thing to be made of it. but subsiding volatility particularly in equity markets, that could push prices a little bit higher through systematic investors increasing their exposure. francine: thank you so much, next kettner of hsbc stays with us. we will also have plenty more on the markets with sebastien galy. that is coming at 6:00 a.m. in new york, 11:00 a.m. in london, and this is bloomberg. ♪ 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. francine: this is "bloo

the arrow is marked on the screen. a little slowingo major problems on the span southbound from spencer to the north tower there. a crew restricting you down to one lane. that's what i'm talking about, repairing the roadways. back to you. >>> we start this morning with a vaccine rollout and santa clara seeing plans to expand its priority list as "today in the bay" explains, more essential workers and teachers will soon have access. >> reporter: thanks to in santa clara county more than half of people 75 and older and almost half of those 65 and older have already been vaccinated, so it's time to move to the next step. >> effective february 28th, we will be expanding the eligibility for covid-19 vaccinations. >> reporter: that will include educators and child care workers, emergency service workers like police officers, an and agricultural workers. santa clara county has more than 77,000 appointments scheduled over the next week. >> it's gradually increasing and the primary limiting factor is supply and we don't get system for t

at stormtrooper too, and just see where we're at and again, you could see very, very light tiny little marksr as we look here and that's gonna be heading out very soon and most of that, not hitting the ground. right now. 50 degrees in san francisco were down in the forties up in santa rosa out of half moon bay about 46 degrees and jose about 51. we will get some clearing is to go throughout the night. tonight temperatures will be relatively mild no one anywhere near flirting with that freezing mark tonight. the lowest number on the map is 36 up in santa rosa, but will be forties around the bay. so to be a pretty good evening, and then as we get into tomorrow, it's certainly possible that we'll have a little patchy fog out there, but a warmer forecast, so we're talking temperatures about 3 to 5. degrees warmer than they were today. so san francisco will get up to where they should be this time of year. 60 degrees tomorrow. today we were in the fifties 66 in santa rosa 65 in places like conquered san jose about 64. so it's gonna be a nice one out there and that is courtesy of high pressure tha

. >> mark, i feel a little bit awkward asking your question at the conference i'm, running but have to a two part question. the first one is that you referred to the number of republicans who voted for acquittal as those brave men, and implied that what they were doing was correct. i wonder if that is what you meant to have a think. and the second question is, a standard interpretation of the failure to convict johnson is not so many republicans could not stomach the thought of ben wade being president. i wonder how both of those things fit into your narrative. >> first of all, apparent can be brave without being right. i call them brave as they see themselves taking their political careers in their hands, that does not mean they were right. if i've been able to vote, i probably would've been guilty of that and so much more, the way the charles sumner said. but i think that it doesn't change the fact took a fair bit of courage. and they were honored by. now i want to caution another thing about this. very often, very bad books by very bad historians, i am thinking of a person that wrot

>> mark, i feel a little bit awkward asking a question at the conference i'm running but i have actuallywo-part question. the first one is that you referred to a number of republicans who voted for acquittal as brave men and implied what they were doing is correct, and that is -- i wonder if that's what you meant to have us think. and the second question is a standard interpretation of the failure to convict johnson is that so many republicans could not stomach the thought of ben wade being president. and i wonder how both of those things fit into your narrative. >> glad to do it. first of all, a person can be brave without being right. i called them brave because i saw themselves as taking their political careers in their hands. that does not mean they were right. if i'd been able to vote i probably would have voted gelt of that and much more. but it doesn't change the fact that what they did took a fair bit of courage, and they were honored by it. now i want to caution another thing about this. very often very bad books by very bad historians -- i'm thinking of a person that wrote a bo