then, one saturday morning, martina began to deteriorate. at this stage mum was still awake.h her. i got very tired, and my back, i wanted to go back and have a wee rest and i went back, literally was in bed for ten minutes, and i could hear the staff outside the curtain saying, "i think we need to get him back down again." and they took me down and my mum was unconscious. and again took her hand and told her we loved her. and then within about ten minutes she just passed away peacefully. it was his only goodbye. he was still in hospital for the funeral. i couldn't grieve in the hospital. i couldn't take part with my family at home in the grieving process. i couldn't be there to support them over the time of the wake, the funeral, the burial and to me it wasn't real. jonathan is back home now. he probably won't be back at work until next year. the virus has changed his life, but give him one thing. time with his mother as she slipped away. i was really lucky because i was actually there with her. a lot of our patients have no one to... other than the staff sitting with them,

of thing and i think that's part of what makes the of the month so special for more than 180 years martina guitars has been handbills by generations of the same family using carefully selected woods and applying their finally tuned craft to produce its understated elegance it was not him that gave the world the flat top acoustic guitar earlier guitars all had rounded bodies and i mistake a ball sound accompanies its sleek form. sometimes that form is molded by the musicians who play the sting had his martin built with eco friendly wood ed sheeran worked with martin to create his x. signature edition. and the 74 gets was to see if i liked the sound of the. shape of them and there was this double i. remember it turning up at a gig and the focus 'd was there on the treadmill now and i was all this this one's incredible i'm just going to take it i just know you. take me. can also has his own personalized model the martin d $28.00 became his favorite guitar just a few years ago now he doesn't go anywhere without it is what it's meant to ensure you have is and i had it in the studio with me for

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to martina, he was able to see her and be with her when she died.- be with her when she died.r when she died. to know that your mother wasn't _ be with her when she died. to know that your mother wasn't coming i be with her when she died. to know. that your mother wasn't coming home was very hard. mum was the link. she was very hard. mum was the link. she was always here and it's a very, very lonely house. a very lonely house, and that loneliness and emptiness is their 2a hours a day, it never leaves you. emptiness is their 24 hours a day, it never leaves you.— it never leaves you. jonathan's sto is it never leaves you. jonathan's story is one — it never leaves you. jonathan's story is one of _ it never leaves you. jonathan's story is one of 800,000, i it never leaves you. jonathan's story is one of 800,000, as l story is one of 800,000, as confirmed by the latest figures from the office for national statistics. —— of the office for national statistics. -- of100,000. the office for national statistics. —— of100,000. database the office for national statistics. —— of 100,000. d

to the schneider company's ethos and that includes how its 400 employees commute to work it was martina's grandfather who launched the company bus the bicycles were her father's idea and the commuting bike is so popular now that it's giving the bus a run for its money. to fly more delicate yet the 2 programs compete with each other in a way but 1st is the type i passed when we started with bicycles and 2012 some people switched from the past to the feyerick of course that had an impact on sustainability it beat us with room for $55.00 so only 5 people on board fact has near perfect so we look for workable solution is self driving us all small advance less so figuring out the best solution to. martino's rather christiane schneider is the managing director he's especially keen on the idea of self driving buses and he's been considering purchasing 2 or 3 of these buses they can operate with or without a driver this small and economical and each bus could travel a different route. every concept is always going to need to be updated and modified we're putting a lot of thought into what the fut

to the schneider company's ethos and that includes how its 400 employees commute to work it was martina's grandfather who launched the company pass the bicycles were her father's idea. and commuting bike is so popular now that it's giving the bus a run for its money. to fly their local go here like the 2 programs compete with each other in a way but 1st it's the time i passed when we started with bicycles and 2012 some people switched from the past to the find a horse that had an impact on sustainability the bus with room for $55.00 so only 5 people on board that has an effect so we're looking for workable solution yourself driving a bus or small van so we're still figuring out the best solution to get. martino's brother christiane schneider is the managing director he's especially keen on the idea of self driving buses and he's been considering purchasing 2 or 3 of these buses they can operate with or without a driver this small and economical and each person could travel a different route. every bone below the concept is always going to need to be updated unmodified we're putting a lot

low 60s in parts of the north bare, martinas reachin degrees. we have not one, not two, but three storm systems headed our way. as we take a look at the satellite imagery, we can see the first one that will be dipping down from the pacific northwest as early as tomorrow. and once again, this will bring in our first round of rain but drag down some very cold canadian air. and then right behind that, there's another storm system and then another one right behind that that will move in on wednesday. so we'll talk about the timing of all of these storms and how it will affect our bay area forecast. that's been so nice here recently. we're going to talk more about that coming up in just a few minutes. scott? >> thank you, kari. >>> the page turned on the trump administration. a new chapter for the nation. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is in washington with more from the peaceful inauguration day of president joe biden and vice president kamala harris and what's next. >> reporter: we are headed back to the bay area from washington, d.c., and it seems so

martina earlier spoke with long time republican strategist and trump ally roger stone he was convicted of lying to congress on the witness tampering in 2019 but was pardoned by president crump last year stone ses the suppression of conservative voices has gone too far. for the 1st time in the history of our country we have the censorship of all mass communications whether it is whether is broadcast television network television whether it is cable whether it is print media or whether it is the internet there is one overwhelming fraudulent narrative being forced on the american people and that created the atmosphere in which legitimate compelling i would say overwhelming evidence of voter fraud in cyber manipulation of the vote was dismissed as conspiracy theory people who want to be in silence others that simply means that they cannot win a fact based debate that they're not interested in honest electoral competition or a battle of ideas they have no ideas other than central control and socialism rather than doing away with our constitutional rights and now what we see is an effort to

martina gristle did a lot of tests and no resistance ever developed a r.t. license so does the reagan birth biotech company have a solution to the fight against germs. doesn't matter in its neon i believe that in recent years we have seen that the problem of multi resistant germs has come more and more into focus and our technology in particular offers many advantages over classic antibiotics the kind of assistance resistance does not develop and we can kill a large number of germs in a very specific way to. be a factor of cases r.t. license is visible under the microscope they destroy the target bacteria in a fraction of a 2nd but there is a long way to go before the enzymes can be turned into medicine the small company needs support from the pharmaceutical industry. and that's what martine kriesel found in the western german city. hall because im a mom wants to bring a license to market. his pharmaceutical company by couriers he's one of the few worldwide that are researching new antibiotics and that presented with a great opportunity for it's a serious th

que lleva firma, carlos moren. >> martina es un personaje que puede ser muy superficial pero conformey divertida pero tambiÉn tiene su corazoncito. >> sin lugar a dudas un personaje que significa todo un reto a la carrera profesional de claudia y tambiÉn un dulce como actriz, el reflejo de muchas personas en el mundo y su comportamiento. >> sobre todo es eso, darle esa voz mÁs humana a martina, el que sea un antagonista no significa que sea una mora persona, muchas veces decÍan vas a ser muy mala, quizÁs es mÁs bien porque estoy luchando por el amor del personaje que interpreta carlos pero no es una persona mala en sÍ. >> hombres y mujeres de edades tan diversas como su entrega y pasiÓn por el amor, es " fuego ardiente" televisa espectÁculos. >> bien ardiente se fuego. hablando de otra cosa, ¿saben quiÉn es toby perales? es una reciente washington y ha creado la versiÓn de verne sanders en crochet. >> la mujer que aprendiÓ a tener en 2012 sÓlo viendo videos en youtube ha puesto a la venta travÉs de la plataforma el patrÓn para hacer este muÑeco de verne sanders con todo y guantes y lo

to the schneider company's ethos and that includes how its 400 employees commute to work it was martina's grandfather who launched the company bus the bicycles were her father's idea and commuting bike is so popular now that it's giving the bus a run for its money. to fly with a local here and later the 2 programs compete with each other in a way at 1st as the khyber pass only started with bicycles and 2012 some people switched from the past to the feyerick of course that had an impact on sustainability it's a big bus with a 55 so only 5 people on board fact has near perfect so we look for workable solution yourself driving a bus or small van less so figuring out the best solution is to get. martineau's brother christiane schneider is the managing director he's especially keen on the idea of self driving buses and then considering purchasing 2 or 3 of these buses they can operate with or without a driver this small and economical and each person could travel a different route. every concept is always going to need to be updated and modified we're putting a lot of thought into what the fut

martina gristle did a lot of tests and no resistance ever developed a r.t.license so does the reagan perk biotech company have a solution to the fight against germs. 12 doesn't matter in the let's neons i believe that in recent years we have seen that the problem of multi resistant germs has come more and more into focus and our technology in particular offers many advantages over classic antibiotics the kind of resistance resistance does not develop and we can kill a large number of germs in a very specific way to. be a factor of cases r.t. license is visible under the microscope they destroy the target bacteria in a fraction of a 2nd but there is a long way to go before the enzymes can be turned into medicine for a small company needs support from the pharmaceutical industry. and that's what martine kriesel found in the western german city of. organism a man wants to bring a license to market. his pharmaceutical company by couriers he's one of the few worldwide that are researching new antibiotics and that presented with a great opportunity for is a seriou

that more and more people don't have enough money to pay their rent and that's why bailiff's like martina's are working around the clock his job of carrying out evictions can be both emotionally taxing and dangerous really he's a bearer of bad news. we have a court warrant will you open up. as works in barcelona as last detail at area his job is to evade people the coronavirus pandemic is a busy time for him more and more people slip into poverty and can no longer pay their rent we have a court ruling you have to leave today. why weren't we told. leaf i'm here now you must have been given plenty of notice if you go for my father's i know. the owner of the apartment wants them out and he has the law on his side. i want the apartments back. for my son. so that he can live here. the locks are changed straight away courts are cracking down especially on behalf of private owners when apartments belong to banks or companies decisions can take longer. our. landlord has the final say if he's willing to give them another 2 days then that's what happens and if he wants them out today they're out it's

whether they are john mcenroe and bjorn borg, or chris everett and martina navratilova.nt to tune into over and over. >> oh, goodness me, midcourt and three match points to martina navratilova. >> this man has a smile that lights up a television screen from here to bangor, maine. >> and that there is magic johnson, this urban kid from michigan, and larry bird, this guy who worked carrying trash. one plays for the los angeles lakers. the other plays for the boston celtics. it's a great story. >> lakers had several chances. here's larry bird. >> magic johnson leads the attack. look at that pass. oh, what's a show! oh, what a show! >> when those championship games are in primetime and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> the idea is to challenge me with somewhat primitive skill. they're just as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event. because every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks, the electricity you could just feel watching it on tv. >> he l

you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, the dixie chicks, shania twain. ♪ let's go, girls >> i rememberd. ♪ the best part about being a woman is the prerogative to have a little fun ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, totally crazy >> in all fields in our society now, women, i wouldn't say dominating. i think that they're just rising to their true place. ♪ i feel like a woman >> as things wore on, it became a great decade to be a girl. ♪ >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded onto the music scene in 1993 with her album "tuesday night music club." ♪ all i wanna do is have some fun ♪ ♪ i've got a feeling i'm not the only one ♪ >> radio has been so long in coming playing female artists. so it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude now. ♪ if it makes you happy >> female artists like sheryl crow or liz phair, even though they had success, they were still routinely marginalized within every aspect of the industry. there was not a lot of space in pop culture for a young woman's thoughts, feelings, voices, to be respected or taken serious

to the schneider company's ethos and that includes how its 400 employees commute to work it was martina's grandfather who launched the company pass the bicycles were her father's idea and commuting bike is so popular now that it's giving the bus a run for its money. to fly here like the 2 programs compete with each other in a way at 1st as the kind of bypass only started with bicycles and 2012 some people switched from the past to the 5 of course that had an impact on sustainability it's a big bus with room for $55.00 so only 5 people on board has new pets so we're looking for workable solution is self driving bus or small van less so figuring out the best solution is to give. martino's brother cars tension i don't know is the managing director he's especially keen on the idea of self driving buses and he's been considering purchasing 2 or 3 of these buses they can operate with or without a driver this small and economical and each person could travel a different route. every concept is always going to need to be updated and modified we're putting a lot of thought into what the future. it

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martina's hat trick helping into to a 62 win over time. let's begin the news hour with the latest global efforts to combat the corona virus outbreak in the face of a rise in the number of new infections and deaths in the u.k. hospitals are preparing to roll out the oxford astra zeneca those jabs will start as soon as monday it's the country's 2nd approved coronavirus vaccine britain's prime minister barak johnson is warning of tougher restrictions a new and more infectious covert $1000.00 strain appears to be leading to a record number of cases india has approved its 1st 2 vaccines for restricted emergency use meanwhile it's paving the way for one of the world's biggest inoculation campaigns and the us reported another record 270000 new infections more than 350000 people have died in the world's worst hit nation and brazil's health regulator has approved the import of 2000000 doses of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine nearly 200000 brazilians have died in the pandemic so far well in a moment will be live in bogota colombia with alexander m.p

for martina asks what is the most surprising thing you've learned about speaker pelosi? steve hard to say disappointed but, i think that one of the things that really surprised me about her was her, her progress in and assertiveness. her boldness. she came up at a time when it was not really culturally acceptable for women to be strong and assertive and aggressive. but she is a real risk taker. she's a gambler in some ways. she is willing to put herself out there, she's always been willing to get into people's faces so i think this is now familiar to people by ripping up trumps speech and chasing down reporters who accused her of hating the president saying don't mess with me. but this was all the way back to the earliest days of her career. she's always been sort of willing to get into people's faces and stick up for herself. and i think it comes from her sort of sense of feminism that she always and so able to advocate for herself. but one of my favorite lesser known from her career that is in the book is about her activism on human rights in china. and she, you know t

care and then on the same respiratory ward on which he worked, in the same hospital as his mother martina with her when she died. to know that mum's not coming home, it's very hard. mum was the link. she was always here and it's a very, very lonely house. a very lonely house, and that loneliness and that emptiness is there 2a hours a day, it never leaves you. jonathan's story is one of 100,000, as confirmed by the latest figures from the office for national statistics. data based on death certificates where covid—19 is mentioned shows nearly 103,000 lives have been lost, and then the third highest rate in the pandemic, but it is likely that total deaths are much higher, as that data is now 11 days old. there is another measure of deaths, the one we mention on the news everyday. that covers people who died within 28 days a positive test, and that is likely to breach 100,000 either later today or tomorrow. for some, it is a sign of devastating failure. just generally we have not responded to the warnings as quickly enough, and remember early in the pandemic the government hesitated in terms

gone top of the table in its silly insulated attorney sixth's who in the early kick off lads are martina scoring a hat trick city rivals ac milan can retake top spot with a win over ben of and so a little later on our beloved city of gone top of the german league after one a one of a start gart stuttgart goalkeeper gregor coble doing his best to keep lying to get base saving that penalty from an all forsberg downie armor eventually got past him in the 2nd half live cedar point clear by munich fine taken meit's a little later on. have a look at this for a goal from bar-lev accusers that dana merry that gave his team the lead away on track frankfurt and win would have taken them top of the table but frankfurt with a hit back they went on to win $21.00 and i am goal here from became the 1st i defend the edm on top so be giving them a victory. manchester city manager pep guardiola has hit back at comments made by premier league rivals evidence and everton unhappy that last monday's game against city was called off due to 3 city players testing positive for corona virus on the day of the matc

we have daniel martina booth. what about the way it pays for itself? that is what he is arguing when running for president, seems to be making a similar pitch running for mayor of new york city. what do you think? >> it is met with good intentions. i'm not sold on it. we are seeing the seeds of universal income being planted nationally in response to covid, giving people money directly. how we pay for it is the hard part of the equation and people will spend it. i am a little frustrated. is that part of the societal state? what if they blow it in the first week, what happens after that. it sounds easy on paper but hard to implement. julie: others are seeing what they do, the understanding being it will goose the economy in the quarter, the year it is handed out. for the people who get it, it is sort of a 1-shot wonder unless you make it a permanent or annual thing but what do you think? >> they tried universal basic income in finland for example and found the people were much happier because they had enough money to live on and didn't have to work. wha

and martina, 71. santa rosa, 71. lots of sunshine. high pressure will dominate for today. effect for the entire coastline until 7:00 p.m. tonight. if you have plans to head to the beach, i know it will be a beautiful day. please be careful. keep a safe distance from the water. and never ever turn your back to a wave. we will see that as of now to diminish into the evening hours. >> we'll see you for your forecast at 7:00. vianey, thanks. >>> developing news in san francisco. police and the fbi are investigating chemicals used to make explosives found in an rv. this happened on gilman near candle stick point. the person who lives in the rv has been detained. more than 100 people were evacuated. we have home video given to us from the scene. authorities say this appears to be an isolated incident. volunteers from the red cross are taking care of those displaced residents. they're expected to be allowed back into their homes sometime this morning. the fbi has handed the case back over to san francisco police. now, to our continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. plenty

. >> mary martina was running what was left of thes of then had. why, what was left?oing out of business. massive lay-offs. 200 jobs lost. by the time n ninety-three cops started calling, mary one of three people to clean up the office and close it down and now, here was this investigator asking mary to track down a ring the company had likely shipped years ago. and you said what? you have to be can kidding? >> i said, that is like looking for a needle in a hay stack. however, she mentioned homicide. >> and that's when mary mar tino heard about the ring and the double homicide and the fact that nobody else at the company seemed able to help. >> she said she had made several attempts and no one was willing to assist her. >> so she said that she'd see what she could do. certainly the company would have taken the order. made the ring. inscribed it, love always, cori and ryan and shipped it. but where, mary went to the wear had house where 10s of thousands of back orders were kept. so i started with box number one. stores 1-25. then box number two, 25-30. >> and you went