neve weighed just one lb, seven ounces, while louie needed specialist care.nd have been reunited for their first cuddle together. ian haslam has been speaking to their proud parents. reunited with a cuddle. after being separated at birth, this was the moment twins louis and neve were finally allowed to be in the same incubator together. when we got told our baby was moving to a different unit and neve could come in the same room as louis, i wasjust made up. but when they got put in the incubator together, the first thing they done was put their legs over each other, theirarms, it looked like he was kissing her on the head. and then she had her hand round his neck at one point. they're just dead funny to watch. and what was your reaction when you saw that happening, you saw them instantly bonding again? i just felt like crying. it was just dead nice, to watch them both back together again. the siblings getting back together is all the more joyous given what they've overcome. doctors feared neve might not survive in the womb because she had reverse blood flow a

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bakos outside of vaccination center in london neve what are the problems with the vaccine supplies in the u.k. . well the government moves swiftly to try and downplay the issues describing the delay in issuing vaccines that may well appear over the next few weeks as being simply lumps some bumps in the supply chain but a letter that was issued to a health care providers on wednesday warned of significant constraints in supplies there are 2 reasons for that firstly a shortfall of around $4000000.00 doses from the serum institute in india which was licensed to produce a version of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine largely for low income a middle income countries over the u.k. manufactures its. extra seneca vaccine here in the u.k. still dependent upon supplies from further afield but they were is a delay that it's impacting on how the rollout takes place here the 2nd reason is that there is 1700000 doses of a vaccine we don't know whether it's the oxygen astra zeneca job or the fines that job needs to be reassessed reevaluated over concerns that it could be unstable and of course takes ti

neve weighed just one pound seven ounces, while louie needed specialist care.en we got told our baby was moving to a different unit and neve could come in the same room as louis, we werejust made up. but when they got put in the incubator together, the first thing they done was put their legs over each other, theirarms, it looked like he was kissing her on the head. and then she had her hand round his neck at one point. they're just dead funny to watch. and what was your reaction when you saw that happening, you saw them instantly bonding again? i just felt like crying. it was just dead nice, to watch them both back together again. the siblings getting back together is all the more joyous given what they've overcome. doctors feared neve might not survive in the womb because she had reverse blood flow and wasn't getting enough nutrients, while louis had complications after birth including collapsed lungs. this picture, are you surprised that it's just gone everywhere? it started off on a virtual pub on facebook. my mum put it up there, a status on and everyone w

market, this was obviously neve a concern in the trump administration that you were running things, wasit? isn't even plausible? could he be running the show on big decisions for biden? >> obviously somebody is runnin the show because joe has gone missing. moderate joe has gone into hiding because we are seeing progressive joe, we're seeing a $1.9 trillion covid package tha is a regressive wish list, so somebody is pulling the strings whether it's chief of staff ron plane or somebody else there, the results are horrifying laura , when we look at this, it's not only what you were talking about at the border, bu it's our policy in terms of opening schools. it was our policies in terms of china. where shipping jobs to china instead of shipping them to texas and ohio and pennsylvania. we are energy dominance and yet we are wanting to move that ove to china and give them the advantage. it's time that somebody gets control and hopefully it is somebody different than the others in the white house right now. >> market, have you talked to the president about the beijing olympics? at the growing

neve weighed just one pound seven ounces, while louie needed specialist care.e finally allowed to be in the same incubator together. when we got told our baby was moving to a different unit and neve could come in the same room as louis, i wasjust made up. but when they got put in the incubator together, the first thing they done was put their legs over each other, theirarms, it looked like he was kissing her on the head. and then she had her hand round his neck at one point. they're just dead funny to watch. and what was your reaction when you saw that happening, you saw them instantly bonding again? i just felt like crying. it was just dead nice, to watch them both back together again. the siblings getting back together is all the more joyous given what they've overcome. doctors feared neve might not survive in the room because she had survive in the womb because she had reverse blood flow and wasn't getting enough nutrients, while louis had complications after birth including collapsed lungs. this picture, are you surprised that it's just gone everywhere? it

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it destroyed hundreds of businesses commit minneapolis were all of this began may neve return to normalhis is what the city looked like last year. >> that was last summer before the city council in minneapolis cut the funding for police. in the first weeks and generall this year, minneapolis 8250 percent increase in gunshot victims compared to last year. the neighborhood where george floyd died is now more dangerou than ever, businesses reported up, residents called it george floyd square. we visited that neighborhood a few weeks ago and walked around to see what it was like. the whole place was awful, it was not improved, it was much worse, nothing at that blm has done in the city of minneapolis has improved the lives of the people who live there. on saturday night a man was sho to death in that neighborhood. reporter for the washington examiner tried to get to george floyd square to find out what happened he couldn't, he was informed no white people were allowed in. so that is a snapshot of the equity that george floyd's deat has been used to. this second reason we're going to assess

for a lot of kids, they'll neve play sports again. that's why school is so important.ids, build this'll be at, though never pick up their cleats again. that is something i believe all of us no matter what level of government were income a state, local, federal government, that is something we will all pay attention to and remember as we seek to get things back to normal in the safest way possible. >> what is your spiritual message for these young men? to get the book of james talks lot about trial. trials produce perseverance. the book of james talks about the effect that in those trials in those hard times, we have a great help. our hope is in christ. our identity is in christ. what i tell a student is to put their trust in them. >> you can't go wrong with that. inc. you so much for watching. i will be back here tomorrow. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >>tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight. we are and reporter mode tonigh with some key stats on your government. here they are. 42 days into the administration we'll know solo press conferenc from joe biden. that is t

last spring and summer while they were lavishing praise on andrew cuom in large part because they neve looked for it. and that is why the media aren' taken seriously anymore. there investigative journalism as only in high gear when it comes to republicans or people they don't like. their dogged pursuit of the truth took a vacation so they could swoon over their preferre political candidates. but praise the lord, i've been wondering for months, what it would take for the new york times and the washington post and kamala harris and aoc and adler and others to finally cal for his resignation. i've been wondering how much will be enough for them? how long will it be before they admit they didn't do their jobs? how long must we wait for even the slightest acknowledgment that the person they wanted to be the president, the vice president, the attorney general of the united states, had a lon history of abusing women, and the answer is it takes seven. seven allegations is the threshold for these democrats. seven, three or four, well, we're not quite ready to make the call yet. five flags while

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of how we repair our infrastructure in terms of water, what we ultimately learned is the pothole is neveour problem in the first place. your problem is you don't control the decision-making process that leads to the pothole being fixed. we do that by having people's assemblies we engage communities. we do that by participatory budgeting, understanding the budget of a city is a moral document and if we don't listen to the community and what the community needs and scratch where they may be itching, it reflects what our values are as a community. we have done that through making sure we extend a model which is just and transparent as we look at the issues of public safety and policing. not only making sure we have police id task force populated by the community so they can work alongside the police department and understand how public safety must look. we have done that in a number of ways. we're are looking at economic mobility and development in the community, understanding we wt be a business-friendly city but also understand it has to be a reciprocal relationship. we lift up cooperativ

but it's neve easy to convict a police officer especially for murder.r the judge throws out the charges. and that would be expressive as well. what it would say to a lot of the protesters and the families of victims and survivors of police violence is that black lives don't matter in the way that white lives matter. and so the trial has got to be based on the evidence. the judge is the only person in the courtroom with the objective jury so we're going to see two weeks of jury selection next week. i'm hoping that the jurors that are selected will be able to judge the evidence objectively. and i think that that will lead to a conviction of derek chauvin for murder. >> hoping for objectivity and justice. we certainly will all be watching. when that happens, please come back to see us again soon, paul. that wraps us up for this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. hallie jackson picks up breaking news coverage, next. llie j acksog news coverage, next. little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it

deliveries have been slowed because of supply chain problems back in just a moment we'll get more 'd from neve barker who's outside a vaccination center in london 1st let's go to dominic kane who's in balinese been monitoring that announcement by the european medicines agency dominic what are the potential consequences of this very important decision. for much of this week the european medicines agency has found itself of the center of attention placed there by a succession of e.u. member states declaring that they had concerns about the use of astra zeneca amongst their populations because of the incidence of blood clots that had occurred in a select number of patients and let's be clear we were talking about ratios of one to around 170000 doses administered would lead on to blood clots and so they remitted the decision about the safety of the vaccine to the am a wondering what the e m a's review might produce well now we know what the a.m.a. is review has actually produced and this is how the head of the a.m.a. introduced their findings a little earlier the committee has come to a clear scie

iranian capital thanks so much i said well we can now get the view from london joins us live from there neve the former foreign secretary has previously called this whole incident hostage diplomacy any word from the foreign office today. no not yet as far as i'm aware at least the foreign office of course how for a very long time been dealing with this case in a very very sensitive way let's not forget that multiple foreign ministers foreign secretaries have been directly involved in trying to secure the city in cigar iraq clips release including the now prime minister who used to be foreign secretary boris johnson. monthly has since been taken over by the current foreign secretary dominic graham but even dominic we believe doesn't entirely know whether this actually means that cigar iraq clips could be on a plane back here to the u.k. any time soon this new court date has been confirmed by her lawyer is set for march the the 14th to face these new charges that are so just mentioned there they include her attending a protest in front of the iranian embassy and having an interview with the b.

one goes by summer but there are some bumps on the road ahead all right tony back to life in london neve thank you let's cross over now to dominic cain joins us live from berlin dominic so so how significant then is this growing spat on the vaccines between the e.u. and the u.k. what more have officials there been saying. one of the interesting things daryn about what has been service been coming from brussels over the course of this week is the differentiation in language between what they say and what is being said in london and certainly when sort of under lion was speaking yesterday flanked by 2 other commissioners who have a responsibility and so far as vaccines are concerned she was at pains to point out that the disappointment that the e.u. feels at what it perceives to be the shortcomings from astra zeneca certainly in far in so far as the shortfall in doses which were promised and they're not delivered to the e.u. is concerned the development today is that the e.u. is now proposing to send a letter to astra zeneca outlining its concerns where it believes that some form of resolu

of the surge in iraq milo was back on the front lines the next morning severe headaches began and nevert on it, if you will, get back out there? and when you realized something serious was happening. >> probably 10 to 11 months. >> reporter: almost a year nearly one year after the head injury in iraq, a doctor delivered devastating news >> well, when you hit your head, it created a tumor you've got six months to live. finally, my family was like, we need a second opinion. >> reporter: milo was misdiagnosed he didn't have a brain tumor he wasn't dying. but his traumatic brain injury impacted his memory. getting married was a blur. >> the craziest thing about this, during the timeframe, and i don't remember this, i asked my wife to marry me. we got married i have zero recollection of either of those things. >> reporter: in 2010, four months after finding out he received the wrong diagnosis, milo was redeployed. this time, to afghanistan. afghanistan, after all the why did you go back to serve in theater, back to serve back in afghanistan? after the trauma of iraq >> people were still dyi