and jeremy grantham said he thought the market was a mccoy bubble we will get an update on his that it is since those comments. >>> disney, pal an tear and cisco reporting after the bell we will bring you the numbers as they happen. mike, what's the market dealing with. >> contending with worries pileup of news on the shutdown, on the virus, maybe getting worried about what growth is going to look like in the first quarter or two the s&p 500 was up 9% month to date coming into today sort of got turned away here at the very top of the range we have been talking about for a while. also the opening pop on the the pfizer vaccine news monday morning. 3640, here we are more than 100 s&p points below that. looks like a short-term sell the news reaction. it doesn't really appear to be much of anything at this point besides a ibt of a digestion, consolidation after this nice run higher some of that car growgraphy that's been keeping the indexes on an uptrend, shifting among sectors and staying in an upward direction maybe is falling down. this is the nasdaq 100 relative to the russel 2000 this

this is it, and mccoy. as many as you think, he's your cans out piece of cake left over from his 25th birthday party earlier in the week. maybe not 5 years ago here and moved out from his parents' home, 450 kilometers away to come and live here in this accommodation for him. it was a big step towards independence. and i've heard that included about it twice. did you? i suggested it in the group that and you're straight away. ok. yeah. all moved to the black forest. yup, that's right. no news media being able to do things like this for me is like teaching the way the barriers and moving forward for my son, it's about positive thinking and not seeing things so negative. you know, he spends many hours a day rehearsing, often alone today too. he heads back to the dance around. after everyone else is finished. he wants to show us a solo dance that he performed on stage. and a few months ago, he received a grant to take part in a very high profile dance workshop. he was the 1st dancer with a disability to be seen

this is it, and mccoy. as many as if it can use your hands out piece of cake left over from his 28th birthday party earlier in the week. maybe not. 5 years ago he heard moved out from his parents' home 450 kilometers away to come and live here in this accommodation. for him, it was a big step towards independence and i've heard that include a lot of whites did you? i suggested it in the group that in your set straight away. ok. yeah. all moved to the black forest. yup, that's right. no news media got being able to do things like this is like teaching the way the barriers and moving forward for the summit to be a positive thinking and not seeing things so negative. you know, he spends many hours a day rehearsing, often alone today too. he heads back to the dance around. after everyone else is finished. he wants to show us a solo dance that he performed on stage. and a few months ago, he received a grant to take part in a very high profile dance workshop. he was the 1st dancer with a disability to receive suc

this is the real mccoy. this is the real-ism. and his craving for motion pictures.onut locks our seats. and palm grows for added atmosphere. they even lineup the empty gas tanks, anything that can be set on. ingenuity is borne from this s&p. the arrangement makes good sense. sometimes they won't fancier and more permanent structures. this is the best in the area. but fancy or otherwise, the same results are produced, countless thousands where millions of troops in every respect are maintaining a mutual interest in screen entertainment. >> here portions reduced to their simplest formula. men weary for a battle for the no man's land of the score up front. and grasping for that which symbolizes home and loved ones, and enjoyment of life. great appetites cannot be satiated. for those resting behind the lines well recovered from battle owns those at an interest in motion pictures. time passes eastern more quickly. imaginations are stimulated in the scars of combat minimized for the moment. waiting for the show. the early birds get the best vantage point. troops of a live

earlier, simon mccoy spoke to editor of private i. ian hislop, who was a friend, said he was the funniest man you could ever meet. he was an old friend, but also an absolutely brilliant actor, comedian, improviser. it's difficult to do any summary, but he was a fantastic stage actor. he is one man shows, particularly west end, extraordinary. john could do everything, film acting, and from a vacation —— improvise ation, voices. he was an amazing actor and amazingly versatile, and i think he would've been really flattered. he been very flattered at the attention. he probably thought he wasn't a star, but he was. and he wasn't a star, but he was. and he was quite the funniest man in real life that you could ever meet. john lloyd who first recruited him that he been overwhelmed by his performance at the edward common festival on the fringe and had been taken aback twin john festival on the fringe and had been taken aback twinjohn sessions agreed to play as one of the character voices and spitting image. watched by millions on a sunday nig

the department says 30-year-old ezekiel mccoy was found unresponsive yesterday inside his cell where he was ted. he just returned from the hospital earlier in the day after being treated for injuries he received during a fight with other inmates on monday. mccoy was being held on numerous charges including attempting murder. >>> the 2020 nba draft is under way and the warriors just made their first round selection. the warriors had the second over all pick. they used it to select 7-1 center james wise man from memphis. he was the guy tore aid national player of the year. the minnesota timberwolves had the first pick in the draft, they selected anthony edwards from georgia. >>> empty shelves at some bay area grocery stores, it's starting to look like mid-march all over again, coming up next, why these shortages won't be as difficult to overcome this time. . >>> plus, the news about pfizer's vaccine gets better. the latest numbers show just how effective it is across differences in age, race, and ethnicity. >>> plus for the first time, the fda approves an at-home rapid covid test. we'l

so this is not really a functioning democracy where the rule of law is a cause of for what emanuel mccoy is doing. today. it is nothing short than an organized a sort on whatever was left, who has been left out of the rule of law and democracy in france. and we have seen continuous reports from the un, all of the authoritarian drift off the friendship of successive governments. so what's happening today is only a confirmation that this drift is not new, but only the blatant exposure that in many ways michael is no longer be feeling bounded by international treaties, or what he owes it to the people who brought him to power, let alone alone the french population, but france has become a police state a week before the u.s. state of nevada certifies its election results. republicans have filed a number of lawsuits to halt the process, citing irregularities and voter fraud. one claim, alleges native american voters were swayed by gifts through improper outreach programs by politically biased organizers. mainstream media has called nevada for joe biden, by just at 33000 votes. there are aroun

this is it and mccoy. as many as you think things here are cans out pieces of cake left over from his 28th birthday party earlier in the week. maybe not 5 years ago here. moved out from his parents' home, 450 kilometers away to come and live here in this accommodation for him. it was a big step towards independence. but i'm not sure it didn't think about it twice. did you? i suggested it in the group, but in your set straight away. ok. yeah. all moved to the black forest and yup, that's right. no news media being able to do things like he's like, he's in the way the barriers and moving forward for the summit to be a positive thinking and not seeing things so negative. you know, he spends many hours a day rehearsing, often alone today too. he heads back to the dance around. after everyone else is finished. he wants to show us a solo dance that he performed on stage. and a few months ago, he received a grant to take part in a very high profile dance workshop. he was the 1st dancer with a disability to receiv

this is it and mccoy. as many as you think things here are cans out pieces of cake left over from his 28th birthday party earlier in the week. maybe not 5 years ago here. moved out from his parents' home, 450 kilometers away to come and live here in this accommodation for him. it was a big step towards independence and heard that included lot of places that you i suggested it in the group at the new york said straight away. ok. yeah, i'll move to the black forest and yup, that's right. no news america being able to do things. life is like teaching the way the barriers and moving forward for the summit to be a positive thinking and not seeing things so negative. you know, he spends many hours a day rehearsing, often alone today too. he heads back to the dance around. after everyone else is finished. he wants to show us a solo dance that he performed on stage. and a few months ago, he received a grant to take part in a very high profile dance workshop. he was the 1st dancer with a disability to receive such

this is bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at two...nna in what the chancellor called an islamist terror attack. it was an attack of hatred, hatred of our basic values, hatred of our way of life. hatred of our democracy where we are all equal in rights and dignity. we were in the city centre of vienna and we heard shots everywhere and the police, the helicopters were flying around us. we got really afraid so we decided to hide ourselves in the restaurant to hide ourselves in the restaurant to be safe there. the city of liverpool will be the first place in england to trial mass testing for coronavirus. criticism of the government's decision not to allow grassroots sports to continue during lockdown in england.

so this is not really a functioning democracy where the rule of law is a cause of for what emanuel mccoy is doing. today. it is nothing short than an organize, a sort on whatever was left, who has been left out of the rule of law and democracy in france. and we have seen continuous reports from the un or the authoritarian drift of the friendship of successive governments. so what's happening today is only a confirmation that this drift is not new, but only the blatant exposure that in many ways marco is no longer be feeling bounded by international treaties, or what he owes it to the people who brought him to power, let alone alone the french population, but france has become a police state the headline story. russia's foreign minister has warned against any attempts to undermine a peace agreement between armenia and azerbaijan. such a law prof met with the armenian on saturday before heading to back to talks with the president of azerbaijan. the russian diplomat stressed the need to prevent the hostilities in the distant capital region. we note that there are attempts to cast doubt on t

logan of company g. 12th illinois cavalry he and his men were picketing the river within a mile of mccoy's ford and ferry site. also, on fair view height there was a union signal station and centuries that may have been able to see the confederate movements toward the river. so stewart and his cavalry secured the area around hedgeville. they're still on the virginia/west virginia side of the river. at midnight, stewart heads for the river to finalize the crossing point. early on the morning of october 10th, it's a friday, heavy fog settles in around the river. the confederates secure the ford but don't surprise the union pickets. harm torn's detachment leads the crossing. meanwhile civilians alert captain logan and his pickets. logan decides not to engage but he immediately notifies all the union officers in the area. confederates capture the signal station at fair view and their column begins heading north for pennsylvania. they cross the maison dixon line into franklin county, move through blares valley, and it's at that point they begin collecting horses. now along the way, captain will

so this is not really a functioning democracy where the rule of law isn't as a, for what emanuel mccoy is doing today. it is nothing short of that and organize a sort on whatever was left or has been left of the rule of law and democracy in france. and i also want to pick up what i had a united nations special wrapper tell for human rights say that along with the health epidemic, we could see a parallel epidemic of authoritarian and repressive measures against think that that's a concern that what people say focused on coronavirus with obviously this unprecedented situation. governments not just in france perhaps, but are using this time to parse through pieces of legislation like this. have perhaps put a prank bluntly, reach for more power. well, that's exactly what's been happening. every single choice in france has been the an opportunity for policymakers use this mission. the un, the un was what we do about france as far back as a 2015 when the state of emergency was declared. the special rapporteur said that in a we are putting this mountain in the rule of law and accountability i

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines...estrictions are due to come into force this thursday. we'll be getting the latest from westminster, where some tory mps say they will vote against the government. facing another lockdown — businesses across england say the potential damage is "immense". we are nervous, we don't know where it's going to end and i think that's our biggest problem. his hollywood reputation in tatters: johnny depp loses his libel action against the sun newspaper, over an article which labelled him a "wife beater". the presidential candidates spend the last day of campaigning crisscrossing the key battle ground states. and coming up — what a catch! the metro train that was saved from disaster, by a giant sculpture of a whale's tail.

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm. oxford university announces that its covid vaccine works.r, and easier to store than those already announced it really looks as if there is a vaccine which has the potential to protect against the disease, and importantly, in any one who had the vaccine, there were no admissions to hospital, no severe disease. with one more week of lockdown in england — borisjohnson prepares to tell us what's coming next. daily coronavirus tests will be offered to close contacts of people who've tested positive in england — to reduce the current 14—day quarantine. we report from melbourne — the australian city which accounted

this is bbc news i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at two...til the end of march — the government will continue paying 80% of wages. the furlough scheme was designed and delivered by the government of the united kingdom on behalf of all the people of the united kingdom wherever they live. joe biden edges closer to victory in the us presidential election — all eyes on a handful of key battleground states. i'm not here to declare that we've won, but i am here to report, when the count is finished, we believe we will be the winners. a new four—week lockdown begins in england — with police saying they won't tolerate people breaking the rules. our offices and others will be out there and if people are not abiding

i'm simon mccoy.sn't concede and says the fight goes on. as the health secretary confirms that things should get back to normal after easter — we're still waiting for news on the four nations' plans for christmas test negative and we'll reduce your quarantine — the new rules for people travelling to england from abroad. the parents of harry dunn lose a high court challenge against the foreign office after an american woman was allowed to leave britain following his fatal road accident. it is upsetting, of course it is, but it is just another blip. we've come across many of them. yes, we have. so we're going to keep going. from the history section to the crime section — the missing darwin notebooks that cambridge university library now

this is this bbc news, i'm simon mccoy.art of next month. health secretary matt hancock says all nhs staff need to be prepared. i know that they will rise to this challenge of being ready when the science comes good to inject hope into millions of arms this winter. no exam results in wales next year — instead a—levels, as—levels, and gcses will be replaced with a system based on teacher assessments. a damning report says leaders of the catholic church in england and wales "turned a blind eye" to sexual predators. face to face for the first time — the covid patient and the trial donor whose plasma helped her to recover.

this is this bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: gps are told to get ready to roll out the new covid vaccine from the start of next month. health secretary matt hancock says all nhs staff need to be prepared. i know that they will rise to this challenge of being ready when the science comes good to inject hope into millions of arms this winter. no exam results in wales next year — instead a—levels, as—levels, and gcses will be replaced with a system based on teacher assessments. a damning report says leaders of the catholic church in england and wales "turned a blind eye" to sexual predators. face to face for the first time — the covid patient and the trial donor whose plasma helped her to recover. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. gps have been asked to be on standby from the start of next month to offer the new covid vaccination if regulators say it's safe and effective. the government's already ordered enough doses of the vaccine for 20 million people. this as the number of weekly registered deaths involving

i'm simon mccoy.aints the true scale of the economic crisis facing the country, with the economy due to contract by 11.4%, the biggest fall in output in over 300 years. today's spending review delivers on the priorities of the british people. our health emergency is not yet over. and our economic emergency has only just begun. a pay freeze in england forjust under half of public sector workers — labour describes it as a ‘sledgehammer blow‘ for consumer confidence. many key workers, who willingly took on so much responsibility during this crisis are now being forced to tighten their belts. now, not in the medium

hatfield mccoy feud killed 15 people. but the two clients suing each other, hundreds, maybe even thousands of times over everything, as latest 2002 they were still suing each other over access to a cemetery. americans have long been the most litigious people, and we are never quicker to go to court them only think someone is taking a million-dollar idea. it took government to settle and resolve what otherwise would have been endless legal battles involving dozens of litigants over just to inventions, the , then gin, the automobile phonograph, and the movie projector, among many, many others. tos not something we want believe today, but again and again it's been up to the government to prevent forces from ripping off individual enforcers and giving them their due. it was the federal judiciary the kept rca from robbing credit for inventing the electronic television. it took the courts to protect the sewing machine patent when isaac singer tried to beat him. totook a traditional system protect his rights after his years of b

and mccoy responds, as he always does, by saying that this is not a war name.the war department consistently said, we will study the problem, or we have studied the problem. there is not evidence that the war department deeply studied this problem. but clawing always says it is militarily not possible. we know, by 1944, that wasn't true. the war department was authorizing and running bombing raids on german industrial targets, less than five miles from auschwitz. and then he says, we've studied it, it's impractical. it, it's impractical. and he says it's not a warfaaq~r  requests to the war department, and the war department always said that's not a priority. and it wasn't a priority for them, and that was consistent with the u.s. governments war effort. one thing that the worry fiji board does is bring in, 980 to refugees toward camp in new york. you are seeing the universally news footage, refugees arriving in this camp in new york, in august of 1944. these are refugees who had been in italy, and are brought over by the war refugee board outside of the immig

at the end there's quite a junior men in the room, assistant secretary of war named john mccoy who endedbecoming a major figure in mid century america. he was the high commission to germany, a member the warren commission, he was the head of the world bank but it was a junior guy there. truman says nobody gets out of the room without telling what they think. book lloyd asks henry stenson his boss at the war department, and stenson cisco had. he says i think we're out of our heads examined if we don't least discussed the bomb. that was literally in this war cabinet the first time in this meeting they've been talking about the casualties and the length invasion and a bloody was going to be and nobody ever said that we might have the bomb, until he said basically it was dismissed at that point largely because it'd never been tested. it wasn't tested until july 18 just 21 21 days before the boms used against hiroshima, and at that point back in june, treatment did it as a science project. if it worked, right, if it didn't we had to go ahead. >> so many historical moments you wrote about, chr

call for protests in last week's election his arrest came hours after the chair of his party freeman mccoy and other officials were detained on terrorism charges police say they were plotting to blow up oil stations in dar es salaam. coming up next a bobber sarris al jazeera correspondent fascism in the family an exploration of family links to formally dead benito miss alina's regime examines if he may now be embracing fascist ideologies most believed gone forever we'll have more news after that stay with us by phone now. i. i. i. i. i i. i was like yes i. guess the boss i guess p.b.s. was a who were at. us i was a hooker was. pleased to see us but i was little probably. the be absent i have was the to it but not everyone adores matteo salvini the far right leader dominating italian politics some believe his actions and slogans are reminiscent of the country's most notorious export fascism. it was born here 100 years ago could it be coming back. to understand what's happening today i 1st need to explore this violent chapter from italy's past. like the country of my birth i too have fascism

under three to go, mccoy is johnny-on-the-spot catching the tipped ball in the end zone for the touchdownthe onside kick and then london in the end zone. the trojans rallied for a one-point victory 28-27. hey, how cool is this? the spartans returning home to a hero's welcome. that's the baseball team cheering on the football team. when the spartans arrived back on campus saturday morning around 2:00 after their upset win over san diego state down in los angeles. the spartans won 28-17 on friday night. they're 3-0 for the first time since the 1982. the 49ers off today because they played on thursday. the raiders return to los angeles. they are taking on the chargers later this afternoon. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores. have a great sunday. is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle but you can work out anything wowith comcast business.w. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig s

cindy mccoy silva is hopeful hard-nosed tactics won't be necessary and she wants to continue to provideces she considers essential to keep people healthy. >> we are helping people feel better. we're helping people in pain. and we're generally helping people feel good and that's what the community needs. >>> dr. anthony fauci is the unanimous winner of san jose state's hurst foundation award for excellence in mass communication. they credit dr. fauci for using his work to educat and advice people while maintaining a calming reassuring doctor's tone and bedside manner that inspires confidence. the award is given to those who meet the expectations by a free press. the award will be presented in a virtual ceremony next tuesday. >>> the south pacific island nation now has the first case of coronavirus. a 23-year-old man who had returned from traveling to the u.s. tested positive whale ile quarantining. the man flew back on november 4th and asymptomatic. the nation's health ministry says physical distancing were in place during the flight, arrival and registration at the quarantine facility.

if that and mccoy, as many as you think things here are cans out pieces of cake left over from his 28th birthday party earlier in the week. maybe not 5 years ago here. moved out from his parents' home, 450 kilometers away to come and live here in this accommodation for him. it was a big step towards independence and i didn't think about it twice. did you? i suggested it in the group that in your set, straight away. ok. yeah, all moved to the black forest and yup, that's right. no news media being able to do things his life is like he's in the way of the barriers and moving forward for listened to by positive thinking and not seeing things so negative. you know, he spends many hours a day rehearsing, often alone today too. he heads back to the dance around. after everyone else is finished. he wants to show us a solo dance that he performed on stage. and a few months ago, he received a grant to take part in a very high profile dance workshop. he was the 1st dancer with a disability to be seen such a grant. i was so relieved to have so many people in the audience. so for us, we shot and to

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines — the cost of coronavirus — the chancellor paints the true scale of the economic crisis facing the country, with the economy due to contract by 11.4%, the biggest fall in output in over 300 years. today's spending review delivers on the priorities of the british people. our health emergency is not yet over. and our economic emergency has only just begun. a pay freeze in england forjust under half of public sector workers — labour describes it as a ‘sledgehammer blow‘ for consumer confidence. many key workers, who willingly took on so many key workers, who willingly took on so much responsibility during this crisis are now being forced to tighten their belts. now, not in the medium term. unemployment is forecast to hit 7.5% next year, leaving 2.6 million people out of work. the chancellor also announces a £4 billion levelling up fund to help local communities, supported by a uk infrastructure bank, based in the north of england. in other news, the duchess of sussex reveal

trojans down 27-14, fourth and 13 and slovis sometimes you get lucky mccoy makes the catch on the tipn six. they go for an onside kick, get a good bounce usc recovers the ball, leading to this, on fourth and nine, fires to drake london and that is a go-ahead touchdown. usc wins 28-27. >>> a battle of top four teams, number four notre dame hosting number one clemson, trevor lawrence missing a second straight game with covid, second quarter clemson loses the football, travis etienne the pitch, not handled properly. notre dame recovers, 23-13 they lead at the break. third quarter, game tied 23-23, ian brook fumbles in the end zone. clemson recovers. double overtime, clemson needs a touchdown to keep the game going but they're not going to get it. notre dame takes the top seed, 47-40 and rush the field. that's the final in double o.t. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >>> lisa, your team was looking good. >> i'm shocked. i couldn't stay up and that was a big win, big win. good morning, everybody. we are looking at the chilly temperatures, the rain not with us, you ca

. >> jason: joining us now is that pastor, senior pastor of god speak calvary chapel rob mccoy, ed foxtor rachel campos duffy. thank you both for joining us. pastor, i never thought i would get a chance to say this, but you were really getting jiggy with it up there. i don't know whether that scares me or i should be impressed, but i appreciate your creativity, and i'm sorry that you are havingh to deal with this. i do think it is insane. i do think it is ridiculous. explainri to us what you are dealing with there in california. >> well, i was a previous mayor of the city of thousand oaks where i reside. i was a city councilman. i resigned in april when the governor said the church was nonessential during our holy week, and i knew the council would have to censure me, but i can't live without. i swore to defend the constitution, and he is infringing on our rights, and i couldn't do that as an elected official, so i resigned from my office. we held communion, even though the governor said we were nonessential, worship clinics are, cannabis distributors are, but not the church. we were p

trojans down 27-14, fourth and 13 and slovis sometimes you get lucky mccoy makes the catch on the tip within six. they go for an onside kick, get a good bounce usc recovers the ball, leading to this, on fourth and nine, fires to drake london and that is a go-ahead touchdown. usc wins 28-27. >>> a battle of top four teams, number four notre dame hosting number one clemson, trevor lawrence missing a second straight game with covid, second quarter clemson loses the football, travis etienne the pitch, not handled properly. notre dame recovers, 23-13 they lead at the break. third quarter, game tied 23-23, ian brook fumbles in the end zone. clemson recovers. double overtime, clemson needs a touchdown to keep the game going but they're not going to get it. notre dame takes the top seed, 47-40 and rush the field. that's the final in double o.t. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >>> okay, so when was the last time we said this? chain controls are in effect on highway 50 and 80 in lake tahoe. the area is getting its first snowfall of the year, and it looks beautiful. and n

deal, the agreement hands back through several, i mean into trolled areas in the disputed region of mccoy. no doubt about brains. long serving prime minister has died in the united states. was 84 years old. he had been head of government in the gulf kingdom for more than 50 years. and if it was receiving medical treatment in the united states, his body now being sent for the funeral. and the government is announced a week of mourning. the corruption case against 7 people associated with south africa's governing party has been adjourned until february of next year. they are accused of pocketing millions of dollars which were meant to fund a special removal for more than 400000. harnes residents of reportedly died or become sick because of the a specialist 5 has become the secretary general will also appear in court. later this week, more from outside the courthouse in bloemfontein will leave the race a really important for the government especially which needs to be seen to be doing something against corruption of this is a country with there seems to be an increase in food corruption and

now on bbc news it‘s time for your questions answered with my colleague simon mccoy.avans when they banned these petrol cars at the moment? very few hybrid or electric vehicles are capable of towing a caravan secular he‘s actually right. it‘s important to remember with the cinemas does not go to be an overnight ban on existing petrol and diesel engines, the time being as longest your car is rudely close you will be able to tow it. but we are also going to sue the next years the massive increase in product coming to the market. initially because of the cost of manufacture, even these are more expensive. what we have really seen as very high—end but also much more entry—level cars coming to market. we are going to see a big plug in the middle of the market now as more and more product comes to market which will be suitable for telling heavy vehicles. we mayjust have to wait a little bit longerfor that. with all these electric cars coming into what‘s going to be done to make the uk say for visually impaired people because, and i driveway, it is something you do see peopl

questions on run a virus with more questions on run a virus with your question answered with simon mccoy in communicable disease control and outbreak at the university of exeter medical school and doctor linda bauld, who's professor of public health at the university of edinburgh, both on the programme many times before. thank you both once again forjoining us. i'll go straight into the questions, the first one from polly. "doctor pankhania, should those who live with someone who is extremely clinically vulnerable avoid going to a high riskjob?" yes, this is very important because they could go to a high risk job and bring home the infection to the vulnerable person at their home. so, my advice has been please, negotiate with your employers and explain to them what the situation is at home and try and get yourself to work from home or be redeployed, because you don't want to bring home the infection to your loved ones back at home. doctor linda bauld, do you agree? i can see you nodding your head. yes, absolutely, ithink it's really important. i mean, i would emphasise i think there may

i'm simon mccoy. grin when i heard the numbers. it really exceeded our best hopes and it is an incredibly exciting moment for us as a company and the world as we start to develop tools to fight the virus. the prime minister is self—isolating after meeting an mp who's tested positive for coronavirus. borisjohnson says he has no symptoms, but says "the rules are the rules". 19 million nhs dental treatments have been mist since the start of the first coronavirus lockdown in march — according to figures seen by bbc news. a warning from patients and staff — at a hospital in an area with the highest covid rates in the country. the doubters out there who don't believe in it, it's here. and this is very busy, the nurses don't stop. i personally don't cope well in the lockdown situation, i hate every minute of it, but i'd be the first to say that our restrictions now are probably not tight enough because we're getting too many patients coming in. a bbc investigation uncovers evidence of an underground network

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines...gh scheme was designed and delivered by the government of the united kingdom on behalf of all the people of the united kingdom wherever they live. a new four—week lockdown begins in england — with police saying they won't tolerate people breaking the rules. our offices and others will be out there and if people are not abiding by the rules we will engage, we will explain, we will encourage, but if we have to we will enforce the law. joe biden edges closer to victory in the us presidential election — all eyes on a handful of key battleground states. i'm not here to declare that we've won, but i am here to report, when the count is finished, we believe we will be the winners. and this is the scene as counting continues in key states... we'll bring you all the latest from the us presidential election. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the government's wage support scheme for furloughed workers is to be extended until the end of march. the chancellor revealed the plan in a statement

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i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm. oxford university announces that its covid vaccine works. overall the vaccine is 70% effective and — in some dosages — 90%. it's also cheaper, and easier to store than those already announced it really looks as if there is a vaccine which has the potential to protect against the disease, and importantly, in any one who had the vaccine, there were no admissions to hospital, no severe disease. with one more week of lockdown in england — borisjohnson prepares to tell us what's coming next. daily coronavirus tests will be offered to close contacts of people who've tested positive in england — to reduce the current 14—day quarantine. we report from melbourne — the australian city which accounted for 90% of the country's covid deaths — on the success of its ‘hard and fast‘ lockdown. the hero of london bridge tells us how he fought the attacker with a narwhal tusk. this has impacted me. i've gone through bouts of depression. and sleep is the challenging one where my brain won't shut off. good afternoon. fantastic. not the usual first word of a news

mccoy. >> so every time you watched you got what you came for. >> tell me, doctor.you had in "law & order" the kinds of characters people take to heart. >> i'll let you take me to lunch. one-time offer. >> and if you're an actor and you say well, gee, you know, maybe it's not really such a bad medium after all. >> miranda, the supreme court's mimic decision. the whole thing was illegally obtained. they were both represented by counsel. >> you just get hooked in. it's life and death and stuff. >> we know what you did. >> counsel. >> you hear me, ryan? do you hear me? >> look at me! >> "law & order" was like crack. you'd have to sit and watch me for 50 minutes just like, not moving, barely breathing. there's times i have almost passed out watching "law & order." >> you got to get over here. i need your help. >> "e.r." had originally been written as a movie for steven spielberg to direct. we had this two-hour piece which was michael's reflection of experiences as a medical student. >> you need a large in case they're bleeding and you need to transfuse them. do you know

hello, this is bbc news with simon mccoy.ve in preventing the disease. drug company pfizer says it's a great day for science. have never felt professioné such i have never felt professionally such a moment ofjoy, and we were justjumping up and down in the chairs, ofjoy for justjumping up and down in the chairs, of joy for humanity, justjumping up and down in the chairs, ofjoy for humanity, joy for medical advances. shares soar on the news — markets around the world are up dramatically. the new york stock exchange up 5%. airline shares benefit, too. the government confirm they have ordered 40 million doses of the vaccine. if all goes well, 10 million could be available to the uk by the end of the year. president—elect biden calls the news ‘cause for hope' but warns of a long battle ahead, as he names his taskforce to tackle the virus. the 17—day lockdown comes to an end in wales — it's too early to say if it's made any difference. still struggling to get essential medication — we reveal how most disabled people still can't acc