advance micro devices, amd, nova vax, general motors and beyond meat are restribcted and clients can a maximum of one share others on the list you can buy as many as five shares and different limits with options contracts. if you look at gamestop for example, if you already own that stock, robinhood will not let you buy if you've hit the limit, which in this case is one share. this of course, comes a day after robinhood told clients for certain stocks like gamestop and amc, they were only allowed to sell shares, not buy new ones. other broke rage firms do the same thing i spoke to robinhood and asked why a name like starbucks might make this list they say it's on a case by case basis. at this point and based on market volatility, they expect updates to the list. they say that it's a fluid situation. but one big reason for the restrictions this week, analysts i'm talking to point to robinhoodest self-clearing and custody. they have took that whole system into -- they took this back end system in house just about two years ago to cut out the middleman. the ceo at the time lickkened it

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are already struggling to vaccinate their populations and they are furious pharmaceutical company nova sept recently hired more than 100 new work because the company is collaborating with astra zeneca or on the production and supply of key substances in that corona virus vaccine media reports say this is with some of the issues that led to the delivery problems occur in a surprise announcement astra zeneca said 60 percent of its promised deliveries would not be made after all. e.u. health commissioner carey a key d.s. was outraged and the e.u. commission and member states have expressed that deep dissatisfaction saying we insisted on a precise delivery schedule so that member states could plan their vaccination programs which is swedish company astra zeneca is not planning to cut supplies to the u.k. i'm really angry with this company. i think the last word is not yet spoke you know they announced that in the u.k. the supply will continue as planned but because there is a supply chain issue at the european continent they will cut the supply in the european union by 60 percent this is c

to germany for treatment there experts confirmed he had been poisoned with soviet era nerve agent nova chuck sense then the opposition leader has been recovering from the attack and investigating who was behind it. he even got an alleged member of the hit squad to confess by calling him posing as an aide to a top f.s.b. official the agent said the team had put the poison in of all these underwear the kremlin has denied any link to the poisoning but the vuln insists it was ordered by president vladimir putin himself now in developing is facing arrest on his return authorities say he's breached the terms of the suspended sentence he received in a 2014 fraud trial but not only says it's just another move designed to scare him off without success well our reporter covering the story for us from the international airport where. it's supposed to be departing for moscow are let me stop by asking what's going on there have been some changes. oh there was a slight delay in the flight actually taking off apparently there was an unruly passenger who had gotten into a fight with one of the steward

and suggest another new vaccine could soon be available to us from a signal company nova said its corona virus vaccine even in 2 doses is almost 90 percent effective as applied for regulatory approval in the u.k. . nova scientists began working on a covert 19 q r one year ago rapid progress meant it wasn't long before human trials were in no way no efficacy tests have shown the hard work has paid off with a vaccine that is 89 percent effective even against the new uki variant of the virus. i think the other bit of news that comes through is that there is slightly different levels of sea against the different strains of the variant so you've been hearing about that's not surprising but it is just a little message that we are going to see some degree of variation in protection against these variants a separate trial in south africa showed the inoculation had just under 50 percent effect against the new variant not is rampant there novak says it's already working on a push to try and improve that. british prime minister boris johnson welcomed the headline news and said the u.k. had ordered

possibly here at the belgium headquarter of nova step a company that works with astra zeneca to deliver key vaccine components the astra zeneca jap is cute to get the green light from e.u. regulators in the coming days so last minute news of a 60 percent cut in delivery service came as a nasty shock to lawmakers here in brussels who governments have been rolling out the red carpet for the pharmaceutical company we do not have the vaccine thanks to them but thanks to populate funneling the public paid for the production capacity the deal to secure supplies of the astra zeneca vaccine was an e.u. 1st that brought a big smile to the health commissioner's face back in august 2020 the bloc purchased 300000000 doses with the option to at $100000000.00 more in other words the european union is astra zeneca biggest client it paid hundreds of millions of euros upfront in order to ensure smooth production and supply but with promises unfulfilled the block is not a happy customer the big question is now where have all those 3 produced vaccine doses gone they may have been sold to the highest bidde

is going to be at the event on february 9th, and so now that we have the promo out of the way, and nova vax that you mentioned up 60%, and good interim trials on their covid-19 vaccine, and what do we know about nova vax. is that mnra or is that more of a traditional vaccine? >> it is traditional, but it is not like j&j, and it is a protein vaccine and more tried and true unlike any of the others. they ran their trial in u.k. and what we found was 86% efficacy, but against b.1.51 and south african is that variant is 89%. so what they are going to do is to file in the united states, but we will see what the fda says about that. >> and meg, this is friday and earlier this week, we had good treatment out of eli lilly, and 1.6 million vaccines in the arms, and so there is good news in this fight overall, right >> there is, brian, but with the variants here in the united states, and in the spector they could lead to increased spread, we have to be so careful. i love the optimism, but i have talked to so many people in public health more worried now than they have ever been, and that is scary

up reinventing himself as a free person even with the british and living out the rest of his life nova scotia in a black community. there's tons of people like this that are totally changing circumstances through the occupation. >> that raises the question about source material, it's easier to write about clinton or folks like that because george washington of course, but these folks would often see or write about the people you track across our states in time, where did you find these individuals? >> a lot of digging. a lot was going into these societies and digging through and seeing what they had. part of the reason is going back to the beginning of our conversation, some of these people went to hide the extent of their activity during the occupation. one story i found fascinating was mary, the morning owner of the boardinghouse. a diehard loyalist even though her husband served in the continental artillery, she wrote a series of letters to him during the battle of rhode island where he was commanding who was attacking newport. she writes these letters like i hope the continental ar

gave in to demands about the right to fish off of newfoundland and nova scotia and ports of new englandthe british promised the united states unencumbered navigation of the mississippi were. we will return to that in a moment. off on british backed their demands for loyalist. all the british did was insist that congress recommend to the states that refugees, loyalist refugees be allowed to come home and reclaim their property. both the united states and the knew the states would ignore this recommendation. article seven of the treaty promised that britain would evacuate occupied areas without es oring away any negro other property of the american in evidence. woulded african americans just be returned to their masters. gave everything between the atlantic and mississippi were, the entire appalachian west from the great lakes to canada south to florida to the united states, completely ignoring spain except for that sliver of florida and completely ignoring britain's native allies. all of the people who lived in and controlled that place. to recap, in the treaty of paris the united states

suggest another new vaccine could soon be available us pharmaceutical company nova bax's said its corona virus vaccine given in 2 doses is almost 90 percent effective the firm as applied for regulatory approval in the u.k. nowak scientists began working on a covert 19 q or one year ago rapid progress meant it wasn't long before human trials were under way no efficacy tests have shown their hard work has paid off with a vaccine that is 89 percent effective even against the new u.k. variant of the virus i think the other bit of news that comes through is that there is slightly different levels of c. against the different strains of the variants you've been hearing about that's not surprising but it is just a little message that we are going to see some degree of variation of protection against these variants a separate trial in south africa showed the inoculation had just under 50 percent effect against the new variant that is rampant there novak says it's already working on a push to try and improve that. british prime minister boris johnson welcomed the headline news and said the yuki ha

pharmaceutical company nova sept recently hired more than 100 new work as the company is collaborating with astra zeneca are on the production and supply of key substances and their corona virus vaccine media reports say this is west some of the issues that led to the delivery problems occurred in a surprise announcement astra zeneca said 60 percent of its promised deliveries would not be made after all e.u. health commissioner kariya keady s. was outraged and the e.u. commission and member states have expressed their deep dissatisfaction saying we insisted on a precise delivery schedule so that member states could plan their vaccination programs which is swedish company astra zeneca is not planning to cut supplies to the u.k. i'm really angry with this company. i think the last word is not yet spoke you know they announced that in the u.k. supply will continue as planned but because there is a supply chain issue at the european continent they will cut the supply in the european union by 60 percent this is completely unacceptable we have a contract the european commission has a contrac

'd the 1st thing jami nova tells us is what we should do if she passes out during our interview. you had you know put the gloves on you wipe off the area with. the alcohol then you would take the syringe out you would basically out of here you push this down shake it up and you would 'd put the syringe in there and you drop the medication from out of there into the syringe and once you have the syringe filled you push the air out and then you would have to literally inject it pretty much into my thigh. and then call 911. to me as a student nurse but this time she's one of the patients in april she learned that she'd contracted a cove at 19. we get the results from the nurse practitioner called me herself usually they have the front desk people call and said i need to apologize to you you have covered and i said really now you're joking. in hospital and former. patients like jamie are known as high risk being. bad you're. not too. good. for your family. i was so sick i didn't. i wasn't able to watch. i was going to. both of them when i was sick wasn't. really wouldn't be here. i w

possibly here at the belgium headquarter of nova step a company that works with astra zeneca to deliver key vaccine components the astra zeneca jap is due to catch the green light from e.u. regulators in the coming days so last minute news of a 60 percent cut in delivery service came as a nasty shock to lawmakers here in brussels who governments have been rolling out the red carpet for the pharmaceutical company we do not have the vaccine thanks to them but thanks to public funding the public paid for the production capacity on the deal to secure supplies of the astra zeneca vaccine was an e.u. 1st that brought a big smile to the health commissioner's face back in august 2020 the bloc purchased 300000000 doses with the option to at $100000000.00 more in other words the european union is astra zeneca biggest client it paid hundreds of millions of euros upfront in order to ensure smooth production and supply but with promises unfulfilled the block is not a happy customer the big question is now where have all those 3 produced vaccine doses gone they may have been sold to the highest bidde

the british given to john adams demands about the rights to finish off of newfoundland and nova scotia. the british promised the united states on encumbered navigation of the mississippi river. or return to that in a moment. and, the british backed off on their demands for loyalists. all they did in the treaty of paris all the british did was insist that congress recommend to the states that refugees, loyalist refugees be allowed to come home and reclaim their property. but the united states and the british new the states would probably ignore this recommendation. article seven of the treaty, promise that britain would evacuate without carrying away any negros or other property of the american inhabitants. in other words, those enslaved africans, african americans that around british lines would just be returned to their masters. the treaty gave everything from the atlantic and the mississippi river, from the great lakes, to canada to south of florida to the united states. completely ignoring spain, except that sliver of florida and completely ignore in britain's native allies and all

>> at nova change my a view from my perspective of someone who didn't grow up wealthy of food stamps or free and reduced lunch and this is not foreign to me. and it reiterated what i wanted to get lost public has a tendency to view homelessness as the man on the street with a cardboard sign and in new york city especially with many women who were black and hispanic and this shows that and also people are people. and there are obstacles and the economic education and unfortunately it ends in homelessness. and at this point the government will really have to think about housing policies not just new york city but around the country. >> what advice do you have for encouraging and recruiting female parent leaders like you in a row like this? >> first of all having a meal breaking bread with someone and then to find and then to open up it's an important to me that is a tough situation with that direction in life and we all pretty much need that and we need that person to lean on for a little bit. and then to be down to earth with the importance for better futures. >> what level are you? >

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to germany for treatment there experts confirmed he had been poisoned with soviet era nerve agent nova chuck sense then the opposition leader has been recovering from the attack and investigating who was behind it. he even got an alleged member of the hit squad to confess by calling him posing as an aide to a top f.s.b. official the agent said the team had put the poison in of all these underwear the kremlin has denied any link to the poisoning but volney insists it was ordered by president vladimir putin himself now in developing is facing arrest on his return authorities say he's breached the terms of the suspended sentence he received in a 2014 fraud trial but not only says it's just another move designed to scare him off without success. is that better than a bullet for us last time he was on russian soil aaron someone tried to kill him why is he going back well alexina of all and he has never made any secret of the fact that he always intended to return to russia you have to remember he is the most prominent member of the russian opposition and the most visible thanks in large par

this comes just a day after nova—vax announced uk trials had shown its vaccine to be 89% effective.gus walsh has spoken to the developers of both jabs. covid vaccine trials keep delivering results beyond all expectations. these volunteers in southampton are among tens of thousands worldwide testing the vaccine from janssen, part of the pharmaceutical giant johnson &johnson, which will produce one billion doses of its jab this year. we have a single—shot vaccine which can protect very highly, 85%, against severe disease and complete protection against death and hospitalisation after day 28, and that's a finding across the world, in all the regions, independent of age and independent of strain. the results from the us biotech novavax are nothing short of spectacular. this site in london, part of a uk—wide trial, which showed the vaccine offered strong protection, even against the contagious new variant, first identified in kent. it's very significant because we were able to show that the vaccine works well against both the old, the original strain and the new strain. it had 96% effica

astra zeneca vaccine for adults and now the approval process is beginning for 2 new vaccines from nova vax and johnson and johnson but both produce weaker results against the more infectious south african strain which can be reports. the irish border a flashpoint during break that talks was for several hours on friday at the center of a growing ground over vaccines the european commission has now reversed a decision to impose export controls on vaccines from the republic of ireland to northern ireland but speaking before the ease climbdown northern ireland's 1st minister said it amounted to the imposition of a border this is an incredibly hostile and aggressive act by the european union bloc for years we were told after the european union referendum vote that there couldn't be a hard border on the island of ireland and in one fell swoop they have put that hard border n.p.'s the catalyst for the diplomatic storm with new rules announced in brussels to control vaccine movement out of the e.u. the commission has adopted a strictly targeted measure that will allow us to geyser accurate inf

firm nova back says it's back seen as close to 90 percent effective in preventing covert 19 but only 60 percent effective against the south african variant of portugal will reintroduce controls along its border with spain to control a surge in corona virus infections and deaths and the united nations has called 2020 the worst year in tourism history with global losses of 1.07 trillion euro. in lebanon anger over a strict coronavirus lockdown is continuing to spark on rest clashes between residents and police in the city of tripoli are now in their 4th day and protests are spreading to other parts of the country the total lockdown is leaving many people without an income and a country that was already on the verge of economic collapse. protest is out on the streets of tripoli again for the 4th day running demonstrations appear to be intensifying in lebanon 2nd largest city. many residents have been struggling with extreme economic hardship for some time with the country in deep recession. the lockdown imposed earlier this month to halt a surgeon covered 19 is too much for many to bear

the british gave in to demands about the rights to fish off of newfoundland and nova scotia. that was important to new england. the british promised the united states unencumbered navigation of the mississippi river. we will return to that in a moment. and the british backed off on their demands for loyalists. all they did in the treaty of paris, all the british did was insist that congress recommend to the states that refugees, loyalist refugees, the allowed to come home and reclaim their property. both the united states and the british knew the states would probably ignore this recommendation. article seven of the treaty promised that britain would evacuate occupied areas without -- and this is quoting from the treaty -- "without carrying away any negroes or other property of inhabitants." enslaved african americans would just be returned to their masters. finally, the treaty gave everything between the atlantic and the mississippi river, including the entire appalachian west from the great lakes, so from canada south to florida to the united states, completely ignoring spa

to germany for treatment there experts confirmed he had been poisoned with soviet era nerve agent nova chuck. since then the opposition leader has been recovering from the attack and investigating who was behind it. he even got an alleged member of the hit squad to confess by calling him posing as an aide to a top f.s.b. official the agent said the team had put the poison in of all these underwear the kremlin has denied any link to the poisoning but volney insists it was ordered by president vladimir putin himself now and a villain is facing arrest on his return authorities say he's breached the terms of a suspended sentence he received in a 2014 fraud trial but not only says it's just another move designed to scare him off without success. correspondent emily sure wouldn't joins us now from port in moscow emily but supporters of alexei the valley and those opposed to him have said they'll be there to meet him at the airport what exactly is happening. well around 8000 people had said on facebook that they would be attending so huge interest in alex a nonviolent arrival and you can see

suggest another new vaccine could soon be available us from suitable company nova said it's corona virus vaccine given 2 doses is almost 90 percent effective the firm has applied for regulatory approval in the u.k. . nowak scientists began working on a covert 19 cure one year ago rapid progress meant it wasn't long before human trials were underway no effective tests have shown their hard work has paid off with a vaccine that is 89 percent effective even against the new u.k. variant of the virus. i think the other bit of news that comes through is that there is slightly different levels of sea against the different strains of the variant so you've been hearing about that's not surprising but it is just a little message that we are going to see some degree of variation in protection against these variants a separate trial in south africa showed the inoculation had just under 50 percent effect against the new variant this is rampant there novak says it's already working on a push to try and improve that. british prime minister boris johnson welcomed the headline news and said the uki had o

sentence the reason he missed his parole hearing is because he was in a coma after being poisoned with a nova chalk nerve agent doctors say he should still be resting and recovering from the attack which many countries believe was sanctioned by the kremlin outside the police station his lawyers and journalists were denied entry into the impromptu court i am city but stars. i do not understand why the hearing is taking place at a police station why was no one informed or notified i have seen a lot of times the mockery of justice but it looks like the old man in his bunker was so scared of everything that the criminal procedures kurds have been blatantly torn up and thrown out what's happening here is just impossible this is the highest degree of lawlessness. germany the u.k. and the u.s. have all demanded his immediate release story. through its own constitution and its international obligations is tied to the principles of rule of law and the protection of civic rights which obviously also got was from eastern avali these principles must be applied which means nothing else but to immediately

in the area of prior nova embarras specifically this is an area where people live in informal settlements homes made from plastic sheeting corrugated iron it appears that hundreds of those homes have been destroyed by the psych loan and those people are now looking for shelter in places like schools where they isn't necessarily adequate provision to take care of these people to look after them a few 1000 people have been relocated to places like schools to areas that are low lying so that people can be kept safe from the flood waters but the concern is that those flood waters are expected to continue over the next 72 hours and in areas outside of barrow like boozy which was severely impacted 2 years ago with is barely been a recovery from psycho it i once again we're seeing a very difficult dangerous situation there at a point now where aid agencies where workers can't get out to this area be they can only reach boozy by boat and at this point even that seems impossible so there's a lot of concern around the capacity of the aid agencies as well as the government to how people we know that

all the critical voices were silenced same with the nova broadcasting group new owners came in investigativejournalists were fired you clearly have no interest in a press that holds your politicians to account to you. i wouldn't agree with just as well because in one of the most popular shows on the get a national television distracted for example was one of the main leaders of the opposition and one of the main leaders of the protests and actually every single day that a protester on the whole get a national television and people can free to express what they think about the government and what they think about the media you know get a yes but don't investigate them don't hold them to account for corruption earlier this year reporters without borders accused your government of trying to intimidate journalists it said they've been subjected to a series of verbal attacks and threats by very senior officials since the beginning of february they talked about the prosecutor general the speaker of the national assembly why is this constant intimidation is your government afraid of the truth do yo

the british given to john adams demands about the rights to fish off of newfoundland and nova scotia,lating to new england. the british promised the united states unencumbered navigation of the mississippi river. and the british backed off on their demand for loyalists. all they did was recommend to the states that loyalist refugees be allowed to come home and reclaim their property. well the united states and the british knew the states would probably ignore this recommendation. article seven of the treaty promised that britain would evacuate occupied areas without, this is quoting from the treaty, without carrying away any property of the american inhabitants, including slaves. in other words, the enslaved african americans along the british lines will just be returned to their masters. finally, the treaty gave everything between the atlantic and mississippi river including the entire trans appalachians west, from the great lakes canada south florida, to the united states. completely ignoring spain, except for that sliver of florida, and completely ignoring britain's native allies a

possibly here at the belgium headquarter of nova step a company that works with astra zeneca to deliver a key vaccine components astra zeneca jap is due to get the green light from e.u. regulators in the coming days so last minute news of a 60 percent cut in delivery service came as a nasty shock to lawmakers here in brussels who governments have been rolling out the red carpet for the pharmaceutical company we do not have the battersea thanks to them but thanks to public funding the public paid for the production capacity on the deal to secure supplies of the astra zeneca vaccine was an e.u. 1st that brought a big smile to the health commissioner's face back in august 2020 the bloc purchased 300000000 doses with the option to at $100000000.00 more in other words the european union is astra zeneca biggest client it paid hundreds of millions of euros upfront in order to ensure smooth production and supply but with promises unfulfilled the block is not a happy customer the big question is now where have all those 3 produced vaccine doses gone they may have been sold to the highest bidder

scotia, in canada, and so i ended up at grad school in nova scotia and working with the bedford institute of oceanography. and ended up owning a little piece of the atlantic sea floor that no one had ever mapped before. got to map it and name the features. great fun. susan: we actually have a video of your graduation from your phd program. wonders of the internet, right? let's watch. [video clip] >> kathryn sullivan, by the authority vested in me by the i giveof the university, you the degree of doctor of philosophy with all the rights and privileges pertaining, and i congratulate you. [applause] dr. sullivan leaves us to go to nasa, the u.s. space agency, to be one of the first women to enter the training course as an astronaut. and we wish you great success. [applause] [video clip ends] dr. sullivan: and the two delightful things about the way he did those ceremonies, your president has just hooded you and shaken your hand, ladies and gentlemen, the first time anyone called you doctor, and your family is there, and then you go sit with the faculty onstage instead of going to the audienc

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was discharged from a german clinic just a month after the alleged lethal poisoning by agents called nova chalk now while there still seems to be more questions than answers surrounding his case the thing grrr pointing at russia began long before any of the facts were released which are still to be released now despite such a quick recovery of alexander valley some of the world's leaders continued pressuring rush into a launching a criminal investigation into chemical poisoning off and advised me however russian doctors here in siberia and in moscow said they did not find any traces of the toxic poisoning all knowledge of poisoning in the system and the criminal investigation here in russia could not have started. ok thanks for the man for the update that was a romance cost so that. just coming up top last 6 an evening a mosque a washington international thanks in with the saving back again in about. the war in syria has lost and lonely or in world war 2. who has been suffering the most almost and back in long conflict regular syrian people. need is more than when you were many years you

on the colder side of a weather system, the hills of nova in england, southern scotland and into centralome of the higher roots. and it's here where we start the day of course coldest of all, maybe temperatures low as minus six degrees. compared to ten or 11 in parts of cornwall. big north, south contrast was not there is the dividing line. that area of rain, sleet and snow through the morning rush hour pushing its way slowly northwards. drying up and brightening up to the south without quite misty and murky underneath that weather front. but you can see it's on these higher sites were more likely to see the snow. that rain, sleet, snow mix is going to hang around across parts of central scotland moving into northern scotland as we go through the day. that will allow skies to brighten for england and wales. mostly misty and murky in the north. but with some sunnier skies and still a bit of a breeze is going to be incredibly mild. temperatures could get up to 1a degrees compared to just four in aberdeen. for it should stay dry and bright through much of the day. another batch of rain that