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lisa monaco, vanita gupta, and kristen clarke. entering the department of justice will be a homecoming for me. my first job after being a law judicialserving as a law clerk was to work for the then attorney general. ben leavy and griffin bell, the first attorneys general appointed after watergate. attorney general civiletti continued their work to put those norms into written policies. those policies included guaranteeing the independence of the department of partisan influence in law enforcement investigations, establishing guidelines for fbi investigations, ensuring respect for the professionalism of the doj's lawyers and agents, and setting out principles to guide prosecutorial discretion. those policies became part of the dna of every career lawyer and agent. if confirmed, my mission as attorney general will be to reaffirm those policies as the principles upon which the department operates. as ed leavy said at his own swearing in, nothing can weaken the quality of life or more imperiled the realism of the goals we all hold dea

monaco you mentioned it. i am happy to be part of a nimble organization. we don't need an act of congress or board of supervisors to do what we need to do. that is very hopeful. i am excited about being involved in this process. i have a couple questions. i want to understand how the work product is going to unfold. on i think it is the slide 6 it says establish department mental background. this to me is a bullet point of the background historic policy, how is that going to be documented? is that through an external study by somebody, by a consultant? is the staff preparing that? how is that, if you will, deliverable work product going to be managed and produced, that historic background part? >> i think the work product itself is in the racial equity plan template. they have a section where we identify our department's history and contribution to racial equity. that history right now is being developed internally. we have great resources internally to speak to the use ouseof eminent do main analysisn neighborhoods of color. there is history that we can i

lisa monaco. lisa knows the department inside and out. she is the definition of public servant should be. these, trusted, honorable. i might have i embarrassed her own to go with other colleagues is selfless. i offered her other positions of greater consequence, more prestige. but she wanted to work with you, judge. she wanted to go back to the justice department. top-flight prosecutor, took on public corruption, corporate fraud and violent crime . the staff to the director of the fbi. the first woman ever confirmed as assistant attorney general for national security . where elevated cyber security to a top priority where it's even more consequentialtoday was then . white house, she was a homeland security counterterrorism adviser to president obama made in every one of the national security meetings. she coordinated our fight against al qaeda. lead hours of evil crisis. when the bombs went off at the finish line in boston, her hometown she coordinated the federal government's response with local and state law enforcement to get to the bo

former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi is in hospital in monaco with heart problems the 84 year old says he's in good health and is expected to return home in a few days but as connie had major heart surgery in 2016 and also overcame prostate cancer media mogul no longer holds public office but remains the head of his faults italia party and is vocal in national politics. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the health system in the brazilian state of on the sourness is at the point of collapse because of a surge in corona virus infections all spittles in the state capital now also running out of beds and oxygen doctors and nurses have put messages on social media pleading for more supplies. have mercy on us we are in a deplorable situation we have simply run out of oxygen in an entire health care unit we have no oxygen a lot of people dying if anyone has any oxygen available to us at the redemption piece and this video to everyone there are many people dying please have the. turkish president of egypt and one has received that chinese made satellite coronavirus vaccine

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of infections left hospitals they're short of supplies will get the latest on the situation from monaco given rio de janeiro in brazil 1st let's go live to regret awls in los angeles united states in dire straits in the u.s. county of los angeles believe that one in 3 people have can contract it cave in 1001 person every 8 minutes is dying across the country right. that's right and with more than 380000 deaths since the pandemic began the united states certainly has a disproportionate share of the major fatalities. of that 2000000 figure that that has just been announced a world wide here in los angeles county which is really one of the epicenters of covert 19 in the united states at the moment more than 13000 people have died and there have been a total of 975000 positive cases of coronavirus just yesterday thursday 17000 new cases here in los angeles county according to the county department of health of these deaths are disproportionately occurring in the latino and black communities are also just reportedly occurring in areas geographical areas that are characterized by higher level

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monaco on the republican line. caller: hello. so cooler heads have to prevail , here. i believe trump should give amnesty to everyone who was involved in the break-in, just like jimmy carter gave amnesty to all of the vietnam draft dodgers. i am a vietnam veteran. i resented it. i favorite boxer, muhammad ali went to jail, yet all of those people were pardoned after him. no one learns anything. we just know the president can give amnesty and pardon when things happen. let's just forgive and forget, water under the bridge, let trump go on his merry little way. host: monaco, if someone can be found to have committed an assault or that led to the death of a capitol police officer, and brian sicknick, and the death of the protester, if those people are found discovered, should they be charged or pardoned? caller: everybody gets amnesty and pardon. how many people died in vietnam? 52,000. we just pardoned everyone. president carter came in and said, let bygones be bygones. biden will come in and let all of these daca people in and give them amnesty. see how it works? everyb

joe biden has tapped lisa monaco to be his deputy attorney general nominee. lisa monaco was a homeland security adviser to president obama and has become a very close aid to president-elect biden. john? >> yeah, now lisa monica, the big news is, will coordinate inauguration security for the biden transition. she's actually going to pause the transition to deputy ag, and instead, focus on homeland security and these next few days. just extraordinary. jessica, thanks so much for being with us. >>> developing overnight, chilling details from washington, d.c., police officers speaking out for the first time, about the violent mob that attacked them during the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol. including the officer we see in this video being crushed in a doorway. cnn's shimon prokupecz live in washington, so important to hear from the people who put their lives on the line to protect our leaders, shimon. >> reporter: yeah, john, absolutely. it's compelling stuff when you think about it. we've seen these pictures, we've seen the video of these officers being

i met some also as champions but one day to go took me on a ride around monaco and since was the 1st time i found out that a goal can drive faster and parents than me i lose my mind this was the reason you started focusing on female drivers the noticeboard which is a man's world completely. nevertheless present you know but very personal score will suffice. i fastest woman in the world focused let's start number 5. feet there is one with an extraordinary strong spirit to fight sophia for only 19 years old race driver from germany. was one of the hardest competitors for michael schumacher son informal a 3. but says horrible crash in macau. i feel like i was just so many times it's ok now and also i think talking about his hopes it's called to watch kissed because the crash was just told what happened so fast nothing that i do for it saw the video i didn't know that i was fighting for me it didn't feel that bad and then the pain started kicking in. she was really lucky to survive but how she handles this sat back impressed me very much when i met her 1st after the crash. i never skied

monaco you mentioned it. i am happy to be part of a nimble organization. we don't need an act of congress or board of supervisors to do what we need to do. that is very hopeful. i am excited about being involved in this process. i have a couple questions. i want to understand how the work product is going to unfold. on i think it is the slide 6 it says establish department mental background. this to me is a bullet point of the background historic policy, how is that going to be documented? is that through an external study by somebody, by a consultant? is the staff preparing that? how is that, if you will, deliverable work product going to be managed and produced, that historic background part? >> i think the work product itself is in the racial equity plan template. they have a section where we identify our department's history and contribution to racial equity. that history right now is being developed internally. we have great resources internally to speak to the use ouseof eminent do main analysisn neighborhoods of color. there is history that we can i

how much time monaco gandhi is a professor of medicine and associate chief in the vision of hiv infectious diseases and global medicine at the university of california san francisco good to see you again monica attard how much longer do you think this will take this vaccine dr yes we have been plagued by a many difficulties in the u.s. with this transition of power but president biden has committed to purchasing 200000000 more doses which meant that we have 400 before supposedly 600 this enough to vaccinate the entire u.s. population with its huge oses and the current estimates are by the end of the summer so things are slower than we had hoped and anticipated in the united states what about his promise of 100000000 shots 100 days going to achieve that. we are not yet at that coal either but i actually think that that can happen i do think that can happen we he signed in what's called the national defense production act last week actually was one of his 1st executive orders when he came into office which allows more supplies in a sort of a war urgently like situation to help produce more d

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out, in monacout now even that pleasure has been taken away. from tonight, only residents of the principality can book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. coming up at 6:00, breakfast with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. but now on bbc news, veteran explorer robin hanbury—tenison, who spent weeks in a coma battling covid—i9, says the healing power of nature helped to save his life. robin was one of the first covid—i9 patients into derriford hospital. he may be a veteran of 30 expeditions, but surviving coronavirus would prove to be one of robin hanbury—tenison‘s toughest experiences yet. you know, every day was pretty brutal and we were pretty broken. the doctors called us to say that actually, he is deteriorating further. his chances of ever recovering have now gone down to about 5%. i opened my eyes, saw the sunshine, saw the flowers and that was the moment when my life was saved by the healing power of nature. it's a long road back from something like that. essentially, his body

capital this is what the french president in monaco had to say i just want to express all friendship and all faith. in the united states what happened today in washington this is not america the finitely we believe in the throwing thought of all democracies we believe. in the strength of american democracy. let's talk about the european perspective now we have tried especially question with us he's the chair of the delegation for relations with the u.s. member of the european parliament and he's joining us from nakul poland mr xi coarsely good to have you with us i want to ask you about something that you tweeted you said the u.s. cabinet should immediately under the 25th amendment of the us constitution declare donald trump insane and terminate his presidency that's pretty clear you're saying that you don't believe president trump is fit to serve out the sign a liaison office. i think is a rule of the united states and world and more. this is not something we should risk this is just my point of view but it doesn't harm. us to mock up with a war and we saw the consequences. and it's

a one day team that too short for the 20 points changed and he's so sad that i mean i'm still in monaco and if i don't was studying for my good c. i knew she had seen my p.c. shoot boomtown me out so many reasons if they kill are you going to begin can't give you much commercial money from are going to finish just in the media bashing i mean more cool new couple this is definitely a vision sort of don't like it if you took all of took the children what doesn't go i wanted to carmen disney i'm just letting you interfere because it wasn't in the woods and much just to put you know almost forced to sell at the in the game when i'm up and when those come in for some idea to grab me that is not all much fun get to. meet us there one is for a little come with a end of marketing machine you have. to send in last december which is the only which which which you got that almost both of which amounted to was the most watched upgrade to do you have to hear the slow stop in 1st and you guessed national morse's he said kid what is your level of hope that we. could just come home for sure you want to

despite all the distribution problems the european commission is president in the week to monaco butcertificates are issued to everyone who does manage to get a job. it is absolutely necessary if you have been vaccinated have a certificate this is a medical necessity a 2nd fresh it is. and this is a political and a legal decision what you allow to do with this or to fit covert passports are being suggested by other states too in poland vaccinated people will be sent q.r. codes to use public services without extra testing loads of course wanting to latch on to the idea in fact a survey for strollers quantas shows 9 in 10 people say they'd get inoculated if it went they could travel again any time soon there were more than half a year of talks about that around the world failed so far to go to me cross border deal mean time to the head of the world travel and tourism council saying introducing these covert passports could lead to discrimination. the dog we were it sure is totally against health passports ok and we believe that as well because that can lead to discrimination fortunately

may just well for his church. 1.4000000000 down and. 39 times the size of monaco coolest that's going to strike with. alexei navalny returns to moscow january 17th he had to know he would be arrested and was at the airport he had just spent 5 months in berlin recovering after being poisoned an attack that had the russian intelligence services fingerprints all over it but not all new went to jail tracking a secret his team was armed with information 2 days later they posted a 2 hour documentary on you tube that exposed the lavish spending on a presidential palace and alleged corruption at the apex of russian politics and to the flag in their political as they should about it's put in at the new post up at the at the dome. cynthy's each we seem sort of give that of sleep but stupid he's the gift that if you're not going to go for she did open up with his doctor shut door meanly is the void that was breached me feel to me this guy needs middle of the show some of the details in this video are just so crazy it's become i me now at the awkward discotheque there's a secret passage that goes

persecution at the hands of mia manzoni form an italian prime minister silvio berlusconi is in hospital in monaco with heart problems the 84 year old says he's in good health and is expected to return home in a few days but has gone ahead major heart surgery in 2016 and also overcame prostate cancer the media mogul no longer holds public office but he does remain the head of his force intaglio party and he's vocal in national politics the former health director of the us state of michigan has been charged with involuntary manslaughter over the deadly water contamination crisis in the city of flint the state's former governor rick snyder is also facing charges of willful neglect of duty which could see him a year in prison at least 12 people died in an outbreak of legionnaires' disease after flint switched its water supply in 2014 in an effort to save money the city's drinking water was found to be contaminated with toxic levels of lead. food and wine produced at illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank will soon be available in the united arab emirates economic ties are growing betwe

this footage if it wasn't for an old acquaintance of mine but collected from st petersburg alexei monaco. he has an incredible eye for n.t. . he once invited me to his antique shop to show some of the boxes he caught from an apartment on science. it's simple the owners were getting rid of things they didn't need. so political will you know. yes there was only one word syria they gave the boxes to us they say along with the own video camera they said take it we don't need to get up alone to properly. i don't dump. why young. and then. you know which you are author of rayman you partial or you see order which you moved in you come as you need a clear for a bar out on the move there you know. who you are when you know. the post you know as i walked over to the show but on closer allies. it's clear with the do it. the norm. and when you lost people don't wish to nitpick.

with i work with her during the last administration a 15 year veteran of the justice department lisa monaco lisa knows the department inside and out she is the definition of what a public servant should be decent trusted honorable and i might add i embarrassed her a moment ago with that other colleagues and selfless i offered her other positions . of greater consequence quote unquote more prestige but she wanted to work with you judge she wanted to go back to the just a top flight prosecutor who took on public corruption corporate fraud and violent crime chief of staff to director of the f.b.i. the 1st woman ever confirmed as assistant attorney general for national security rashid elevated cybersecurity a top priority and worse even more consequential today than it was then. at the white house she was the top homeland security and counterterrorism advisor to president obama and me and every one of the national security meetings she coordinated our fight against al qaeda and i saw she helped lead our response to the ebola crisis when the bombs went off at the finish line i'm paid to stay in

internal order to extent and whether it's in monaco pollution monk or actually people because. pretty soon the government get in their rule it's limited or mubarak. people who would be deep sit ins a complete recovery in russia and so greatest russia is getting around and dressers diminish it suited in you'd see it and to be a sort of them are just so you might say and you know us. as from the center with russia great. history of shooting and see if there's a number of such people get it small is it why we have to support evolution of mind a good act if you've been aggressive but greatest smoke room by little point if you're from elected in those elections but if you're not i didn't vote no a chance at all but i see another name on beer as i said because if you just rip on the race or you know real animus or play beautiful young irish is because of all and tender sensitive community it was that you're not that states and great britain and in that as a country or us it. says a real sort it was these people may. be in the ukraine they try to or restaurants well sort of president

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out — in monacoaken away. from tonight, only residents of the principality can book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. now, with all the day's sport, here'sjohn watson at the bbc sport centre. good evening. a busy day in the premier league and scottish premiership — match of the day and sportscene follow the news, if you want to avoid the results. we start in scotland where celtic and rangers met in the old firm derby on what was the 50th anniversary of the ibrox disaster. both teams laid wreaths before kick off, in memory of the 66 supporters who lost their lives in a crush on a stairway inside the stadium at a match between the two clubs on this day back in 1971, in what was an emotional second old firm derby of the season. rangers won the match 1—0 to extend their lead at the top to 19 points over the champions whose hopes of securing that unprecedented tenth league title in a row are fading fast. third—placed aberdeen drew as hibs who are fourth lost a third league game in a ro

and among the other nominations, people speaking today are lisa monaco, tapped to serve as deputy attorney general and two highly regarded prominent civil rights attorneys kristen clark and venita gupta to fill out the other positions. >> let's go to kristen walker at the white house, where this is essentially all landing, what is the reaction, what are we hearing today? >> it's been a fairly quiet day here at the white house, lester, because the president has remained behind closed doors. we know that he gave out the medal of freedom to three golfers, one posthumously but no press was allowed inside that event and it does come as we are reporting, and reported overnight, that tlfhere were conversations, informal conversations about invoking the 25th amendment here behind the scenes in the trump administration. now, those preliminary conversations were started at the staff level and it's not clear how high they have gone up but i spoke with a white house official earlier today and asked bluntly has this been something that's been raised directly with the vice president. the answer, just a

not really to my apologies we seem to have lost monaco there with the connection my apologies for those technical difficulties that walls want to have in rio de janeiro with protests in lebanon has been growing his anger rises over lockdown measures and government corruption security forces and been firing tear gas and water candidate hundreds of protesters gathered in the city of tripoli 2 people have been killed and hundreds injured and for days of unrest thousands joined the funeral procession for a man who was shot dead by security forces in the protests they chanted slogans against lebanon's ruling class and vowed to continue to demonstrate until their demands for reform a mess. and lebanon central bank governor and several other senior figures have been charged with negligence misuse of power the bank's false came under scrutiny to lebanon's financial system collapsed and $29.00 teams sent home to report sent us this update from tripoli. another night of protests another night of violence in lebanon 2nd largest city dozens of protesters have been injured over recent days 2 protest

worried about surviving until the doses reach the remote areas of latin america's largest country monaco of reports from the gateway to the amazon forest. but. after months of political infighting the 1st brazilian was vaccinated today and some followed. but the round of applause in brazil's richest city was a far cry from the reality of man hours more than 3000 kilometers in the capital of the amazon a state a new strain of the corona virus is still spreading infections like wildfire and. many here barely make it to a hospital and those who do have few guarantees they'll get out alive nearly 38 has just lost the 3rd person in her family on the night their lone wolf i cannot understand how the government let me now switch this point they're killing us the strong our family my brother in law died because there was a shortage of oxygen we bought a cylinder but it was too late. not far from the hospital others are racing against time. these men have spent the morning brushing from one oxygen supply or 20 other to fill up their metal cylinders the federal government brazilian states and even

how much time monaco gandhi is a professor of medicine and associate chief in the vision of hiv infectious diseases and global medicine at the university of california san francisco good to see you again monica attard how much longer do you think this will take this vaccine dr yes we have been plagued by many difficulties in the u.s. with this transition of power but president biden has committed to purchasing 200000000 more doses which meant that we have 400 before supposedly 600 this enough to vaccinate the entire u.s. population with its huge oses and the current estimates are by the end of the summer so things are slower than we had hoped and anticipated in the united states what about his promise of 100000000 shots 100 days going to achieve that. we are not yet at that goal either but i actually think that that can happen i do think that can happen we he signed in what's called the national defense production act last week actually was one of his 1st executive orders when he came into office which allows more supplies in sort of a war merchant fleet like situation to help produce more

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out — in monacoy residents of the principality can book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. from july 2019 to march 2020 australia witnessed its most intense bushfire season on record. blazes swept across 2a million hectares of land, affecting every australian state, destroying more than 3,000 homes and killing or displacing nearly three billion animals. at least 33 people died in what is now known as australia's black summer. one year on — the bbc‘s australia correspondent shaimaa khalil has returned to some of the worst affected areas. wow! it was the bushfire season australians had feared. conditions were dry for months and the heat was soaring. but nothing prepared them for the catastrophic blazes they faced. australia's black summer shocked the nation and the world. a year ago i met russell scholes, a volunteer firefighter in the town of balmoral. his house was burned to the ground while he was helping his next—door neighbour. he and his wife now live in a converted garage on t

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out, in monacop a new year‘s rave at a warehouse near barcelona, it had been going on for more than 40 hours. about 300 people were at the event in the village of llinars del valles. local coronavirus restrictions allow no more than 10 people to gather together. catalan regional police said the organisers were arrested and all equipment confiscated. the veteran american talk show host, larry king, is being treated for covid—19, according to multiple media reports. us sources say it‘s emerged the 87—year—old has been at cedars sinai medical center in los angeles for more than a week. the presenter has had a number of major health issues over the years. iran is marking the anniversary of the assassination of military commander qasem soleimani. his death — in a us missile strike in iraq — reverberated across the world, leading to a major escalation in tensions between iran and the united states.supporters have paid tribute at his grave and banners carrying his image have been erected on tehran‘s street

when we don't need it and terms of scotland labor leadership is changing repton plan of gone either monaco lemon law and a sour is going to come in and his head was ok i stammered think that might solve his problems not from the bottom if care things that changing the leadership in of the labor party in scotland is going to change his who fortunes in scotland then i'm afraid to say he's in my opinion grossly naive you know i follow the scottish political seeing quite closely labor is what was running 5th and if it's lucky it might just be the tories now only because the tories have been so diabolical but the reality is labor is not even asking the questions that as far as i can see scottish people want to address when the leadership candidates are saying things like well inequality is the issue of big issue we face in scotland and independents isn't and the future of hollywood and devolved pounds is not the issue that we don't have on the agenda and frankly to just missing the point the reality is that labor has to either face up to the fact that a massive devolution program or frankly ind

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out, in monacoality can book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. catalan police have also broken up a new year's rave at a warehouse near barcelona — it had been going on for more than a0 hours. about 300 people were at the event. local coronavirus restrictions allow no more than 10 people to gather together. catalan regional police said the organisers were arrested and all equipment confiscated. back with the headlines in a couple of minutes. plenty more on the website or download bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. lewis vaughan jones and lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news, bye—bye. hello. it's been a cold, wintry start to 2021 and that theme is set to continue, at least for the next week or so. this was the picture on saturday afternoon in wakefield, quite a lot of lying snow around for many parts of northern england, parts of scotland, into wales, western england, the midlands as well. over the next few days, it's going to stay cold with further

face a shortage of oxygen and hospitals corruption scandals are also hampering the vaccine rollout monaco you knock it has more. my new back to vaccines has arrived in my mouth and inoculations have resumed after being suspended for a week the vaccination program came under scrutiny after local off already he's worked used to favoring themselves and friends by skipping the line and taking shots ahead of health workers and the elderly to field hospitals have been set up in my mouse where patients must wait for room in chicago are they to me or swapped field hospital should help us redistribute patients. but this is the largest city in the brazilian amazon still thinks is a shortage of oxygen and health workers have been working around the clock to keep patients from suffocating to death like many most anything he does and didn't make it. you ask a nurse the hope here and she says she can't do anything because she's dealing with another patient who's dying right in front of you there aren't enough health care workers to deal with this we wouldn't be in this situation if the amazon a state h

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out — in monacoway. from tonight, only residents of the principality can book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. you're watching bbc news. there's growing pressure on the government to keep all schools in england closed for the next two weeks, to help slow the spread of coronavirus. headteachers are now taking legal action against the department for education, to force ministers to reveal why they think it's safe to allow primaries outside london and parts of the south east to reopen on monday. teaching unions say moving lessons online is "the only sensible and credible option". here's our education correspondent, dan johnson. children and teachers were amongst those invited for tests at charlton's football ground today. one way to help keep the virus out of schools — but will it be enough? some think things are out of control and they want schools to stay closed. teaching unions say staff are at risk. we know that members of our union got sick, some of them died over the christmas

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out — in monacon book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. it's taken 36 years. but finally, wham's festive hit, last christmas, has made it to the uk's coveted number one slot. # last christmas i gave you my heart # last christmas i gave you my heart # the very next day... #. despite its enduring popularity, the song was held off the top spot in 1984, by band aid's do they know it's christmas. radio dj richard blade explained what wham's belated success means to him. only he doesn't, we are not going to do that. we heard from him. georgie rogers is a broadcaster and bbc radio 6 musicjournalist. we would much rather hear your views on it. i remember when it was released in 1984, iam on it. i remember when it was released in 1984, i am ashamed to say, but it has bounced up and down through the charts quite a few times. it has re-entered the chart is around six times since its release back in 1984, and at the time it didn't get number one because it was a double a—side single with ever

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out, in monaconly residents of the principality can book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. catalan police have also broken up a new year's rave at a warehouse near barcelona — it had been going on for more than a0 hours. about 300 people were at the event. local coronavirus restrictions allow no more than 10 people to gather together. catalan regional police said the organisers were arrested and all equipment confiscated. several european countries have announced further coronavirus restrictions, including slovakia, which has begun a new lockdown and closed ski facilities. but, in switzerland and one or two other countries, skiers are taking to the slopes, albeit under new guidelines. sylvia lennan—spence reports. hitting the slopes, european style. from this ski resort in southern romania to a packed car park in austria where thousands rushed to take advantage of the perfect skiing weather. from resorts in andorra, open exclusively to residents, to the dizzy heights in switzerla

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out, in monacotonight, only residents of the principality can book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. right, that's it from me. i will be back with headlines in a couple of minutes. plenty more, as always, on the website. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello. it's been a cold, wintry start to 2021 and that theme is set to continue, at least for the next week or so. temperatures still below average. this was the picture on saturday afternoon in wakefield, quite a lot of lying snow around for many parts of northern england, parts of scotland, into wales, western england, the midlands as well. over the next few days, it's going to stay cold with further wintry showers at times, certainly we're all going to be seeing some ice or some frost around a cold start to your sunday morning ain the next few days, it's going to stay cold with further wintry showers at times, certainly we're all going

restaurants shut across the country, only a lucky few on the riviera have been able to eat out — in monacoy can book a table. hugh schofield, bbc news, in central france. catalan police also broke up a smaller new year‘s rave at a warehouse near barcelona that had also been going for more than a0 hours. about 300 people attended the event in the village of llinars del valles. the catalan regional police said they had confiscated the sound system and all the other equipment used at the party and would press charges against all who were involved. a reminder of our top story... eleven republican senators in the united states have said they‘ll challenge the certification of joe biden‘s presidential election victory next week. don‘t forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i‘m @ benmbland. hello. it‘s been a cold, wintry start to 2021 and that theme is set to continue, at least for the next week or so. temperatures still below average. this was the picture on saturday afternoon in wakefield, quite a lot of lying snow around for many parts of northern england, parts

former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi is in hospital in monaco with heart problems the 84 year old says he's in good health and is expected to return home in a few days but as connie had major heart surgery and 2016 and also overcame prostate cancer media mogul no longer holds public office but remains the head of his faults a tally a party and his vocal in national politics. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the health system in the brazilian state of on the sourness is at the point of collapse because of a surge in corona virus infections all spittles in the state capital now so running out of beds and oxygen.

clock curfew after a dramatic surging cases while france extended its night time stay at home order monaco yankee have more on the situation in brazil from rio de janeiro man as has been the situation is very critical escalated from one day to the other there were already no room in the hospitals there was no room and cemeteries to the very people but now today there was no oxygen and health workers were so desperate that they were asking for help trying to juggle around these oxygen cylinders and asking people just. to give whatever they could to the hospitals and here's pretty much what they had to say. that's how best music over they did was have mercy on us we are in a deplorable situation we have simply run out of oxygen and an entire health care unit we have been on lock suchan a lot of people dying if anyone has any oxygen available piece into to us at the redemption clinic peace and everyone sees what they are many people dying put in love of god but yet this photo was the this is chaos we were seeing to small stock of oxygen but it will only last 2 hours. but if. we need oxygen we

i met some also as champions but one day a girl took me on a ride around monaco and since was the 1st time i found out that a goal can drive faster and parents than me lose my mind this was the reason why i started focusing on female throughout the noticeboard which is a man's world completely. nevertheless presented by very personal score of the 5 fastest woman in the world focus let's start number feel. feel that it's warm with an extraordinary strong spirit to fight sophia only 19 years old race driver from germany. she was one of the hardest competitors for michael schumacher some informal 3. putts and says horrible crash in macau have. fit if i feel like i was just so many times and 6 ok now and also i think talking about it helps it's cold to watch because because the pressure was just told what happened so fast moving that i before it saw the video i didn't know that i was fighting for me it didn't feel that bad and then the pain started. she was really lucky to survive but how she handles this sat back impressed me very much when i met her 1st time after the crash. i never ski

how much time monaco gandhi is a professor of medicine and associate chief in the vision of hiv infectious diseases and global medicine at the university of california san francisco good to see you again monica attard how much longer do you think this will take this vaccine dr yes we have been plagued by many difficulties in the us with this transition of power but president biden has committed to purchasing 200000000 more doses which meant that we have 400 before supposedly 600 this enough to vaccinate the entire u.s. population with its huge oses and the current estimates are by the end of the summer so things are slower than we had hoped and anticipated in the united states what about his promise of 100000000 shots 100 days going to achieve that. we are not yet at that goal either but i actually think that that can happen i do think that can happen we he signed in what's called the national defense production act last week actually was one of his 1st executive orders when he came into office which allows more supplies in sort of a war merchant fleet like situation to help produce more d

of the key nominations lisa monaco for deputy ag, biden nominated kristin clark for the doj top civilpost. clark is a known supporter of the funding the police partially and investing in social programs. jillian: the hunt is on for riders involved in wednesday's violence in washington dc. the fbi using advanced digital technology and social media to identify suspects who breached the capital. good morning, brett, thanks for being here. let's pull up law enforcement techniques to identify these suspects that includes facial recognition, social media activity and the fbi or local police. social media plays such a big role because there are photos and videos everywhere. what is the most beneficial way fbi can go ahead and figure out who these people are? >> this is priority number one for the bureau and many field offices, the individuals that started this and more importantly prevention of that and one of the ways is through big data. they are collecting a lot of things from the public domain, the fbi has partnership with silicon valley companies that created these tools to scrape socia