and philip sheridan of course was extremely aware. of the circumstances under which he operated and the pressure that he confronted. and so sheridan was going to be that pragmatic cautious commander that lincoln grant and stanton wanted him to be and sheridan wrote very simply of this. he said i deemed it necessary. to be very cautious. and the fact the presidential election was impending made me doubly so. i could not afford to risk disaster. i determined to take all the time necessary to equip myself with the fullest information. i always tell individuals there's this very delicate balancing act that general sheridan has to maintain. so sheridan certainly doesn't want to go out and prematurely engage early and risk a defeat. but it's also not a good idea for sheridan to do nothing. and so after about a month. of military maneuvering between harpers ferry and fishers hill located just south of the strasburg in what one union soldier referred to as a quote-unquote mimic war. president lincoln was getting a little bit anxious. because

philip: let me follow-up on that, is a fascinating question. it's been a long time since we had a president who potentially could run again and maybe even be president again. i would like to ask you both, what are the issues there? if trump came back as president, what kind of control would he have over the records of his previous administration, and are there things he could do or not do that would essentially terminate the idea of public access to presidential records? anne: i will start. as you probably know, there is absolutely no precedent for this. the statute, because the statute says nothing, i think technically, legally, his records would still be the records of a former president and would be subject to the processes and timeline that the presidential records act spells out. that said, if he were reelected now as an incumbent president, i am sure he would try to find a way to use the power of the presidency to restrict access, further access, to the records of his first term. but the statute, as far as i know, i've never seen anything

the time being with prince philip in hospital.— for the time being with prince philip in hospital.bland and exist quietly. —— a more open monarchy come from it. pageantry, palaces, at the centre of what they do for britain. i think this kind of conflict cannot be good for them. . ~ this kind of conflict cannot be good for them. . ,, i. . ,., . this kind of conflict cannot be good for them. . ,, i. . . ., for them. thank you all so much for “oininu us for them. thank you all so much for joining us today- — shaun ley is here next week. from me, for now, goodbye. hi, everyone, i hope you're doing all right. it's always nice to talk about high pressure when we're looking at the weather for a weekend, because generally speaking, high pressure equals dry and settled conditions. and that sets us up for a headline that looks a bit like this. it should be mostly dry this weekend. it'll be quite cloudy and it'll be cold as well. it was a chilly morning. we have high pressure perched across the uk at the moment. we have this weather front pushing into western parts of scotland that will intro

any update on prince philip's health? the i on prince philip's health?all was in south london today meeting nhs workers and church representatives and she said that they have heard he is slightly improving, good news, she said, and they will keep their fingers crossed. the prince of course is now in his third week in hospital. thanks forjoining us. more now on today's budget. it came in two halves — continued support for those hit hardest by the pandemic and then how we're going to pay the bill for all that support. 0ur political corrrespondent alex forsyth has been getting reaction from people in grimsby, which voted conservative for the first time in more than 70 years at the last election. after a bleak year, this family is hoping for a brighterfuture. their gymnastics business has taken a huge hit and it has affected their personal finances, too, living on universal credit for the first time. we have had to make some cutbacks at home and we now do sort of a meal plan every week, don't we? taking on a lot of responsibility at home, doing extra chores,

philip sheridan was not with his army. better down for the night at the logan house in winchester and if you are familiar with winchester, the logan house is now what is known as kimberly's gifts located right there at the corner of braddock and piccadilly streets. so he better down for the night at the loganhound winchester after after returning from a three-day stint. in washington, dc has shared it awoke. on the morning of the 19th. he had no idea. that his army of the shenandoah which had won so many victories. over the past 30 days. he had no idea that this army. stood on the verge of annihilation. he did receive some reports. early that morning from picketts who were located on the southern outskirts of winchester. that there was some artillery fire. that could be heard coming from the south. and initially when shared and received those reports, he didn't think all that much of it. he knew that there was a reconnaissance going out. that morning. he thought he thought that might have had something to do with it. but h

philip: that's a great question. that is why we have this barbell approach between small-cap, the u.s. reopening story, and rotations in the u.s. we introduced large-cap value suites for the first time. we also have confidence in emerging markets because the beta-2 global growth -- beta to global growth. if the americans get the checks, that's good. if we saw the dollar moving and a u.s. exceptionist story, that would adjust the market view. the base case remains emerging markets and small-cap are the best ways to implement our procyclical story. and china a-shares. it's a small-cap china story because they have their arms around the virus and the procyclical view. tom: partitions we have are staying with tach as you rotate other things. what do you do with the cash generation of these giant tech companies? it is visible. it appears to be sustainable. philip: that is almost like having your cake and eating it too. in the near term as these rotations are supercharged like we saw yesterday over the past week or so, tha

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it's understood sir philip has received a substantial settlement.the masked man who stabbed her 24 times was her partner. natalie and her unborn child survived the assault, and now she speaks to teenagers about the dangers of knife crime and raises money for the charity that saved her life. our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. congratulations to you, natalie. it's amazing that natalie queiroz is still alive, let alone out running for charity. my right lung collapsed at the time. it went through my diaphragm, the knife did, in two places. it hit the outer part of my heart. it went into my liver. exactly five years ago just weeks away from birth, exactly five years ago, just weeks away from giving birth, she was stabbed 24 times in broad daylight. now, she's returned to the scene of the attack. yeah, heart's going, heart's going. it always does. ijust remember these footsteps running behind me. that is where he actually jumped me from behind. i thought i was, like i say, being mugged, and then i realised when that knife came out there was s

it's understood sir philip has received a substantial settlement.ew coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means that on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 6,685 — the lowest average since the end of september. across the uk, latest data shows the number of patients in hospital with coronavirus is 12,136. 2112 deaths have been recorded in the last 2a hours — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. on average in the past week, 255 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so far across the uk is 124,025. almost 279,000 people had their first dose of a vaccine in the latest 24—hour period. it means just under 21 million people have now had their firstjab. care home residents in england will be allowed to have face—to—face visits from next week — with one regular visitor for the first time in nearly a year. the government has this afternoon published details of how the visits will work. they can take place indoors, and visitors will need to be teste

philip klein hart made it to mill to seal all 3 points with 10 minutes left to play a little help from the post and then v.a.r. to put the game to back. up a strong showing from 5 books now 3 points off the european spalls. next to a team with even lofty ambitions. union not us months like sick arrived to be the felt with one objective make to keep the title chasing life. 896 passes muster only a single goal for the best has been a difficult day for the strikers. the breaks were right out of past number 540 i saw such as it was the man on the end of it. $6.00 for the austrian this campaign and one which keeps the title chase interesting. says leipzig did the galaxy have bion fight against an influence took out i. stood got coach pelligrino matter out so's mantra is you can achieve more than you think. that's right so develop his players by continuously overwhelming them in training this helps them improve their handling of stress and high pressure situations and what better way to put this theory to use than a stress test against fire. took over performing considering it's their 1st se

let's go onto the male, prince philip - fit into a pattern. prince philip of hospital today caught by several of the photographers who have been camped out there day and night outside looking over the hospital. the main story though, jessica, knew harry and megan drama. i mean all of this just being played out in public, and the male reaching a conclusion about what it thinks of the betrayal of trust. ijust trust. i just wonder if this will all come ijust wonder if this will all come out inch— ijust wonder if this will all come out inch by— ijust wonder if this will all come out inch by inch on american tv shows— out inch by inch on american tv shows or— out inch by inch on american tv shows or reading between the lines of 60 _ shows or reading between the lines of 60 words statements in the palace — of 60 words statements in the palace it_ of 60 words statements in the palace. it really is the... it's — palace. it really is the... it's amazing. this shows, i think, if you look at some of the language used in the mail and by gayle king, the am

this march is planned largely by this guy named philip randolph.ullet ran up was ahead head of a union in all black union. he'd been the head of this union basically since the renaissance in the 1920s. this union start up pretty small but had been growing to the 1930s and going into the 1940s is getting pretty big and pretty influential. they met in harlem, that's where they were largely headquartered. they're pretty influential in terms of getting people who worked on trains into this unit and fighting for increased african-american civil rights. because they're coming so influential in new york especially both in the state and the city of new york, a lot of white politicians stopped by their organization are at their convention to speak and pay homage. they wanted the black vote. and so their union meeting in 1940 attracts thousands of people. but among the thousands of people come to that meeting our newark city mayor laguardia, near state governor and future senator herbert lehman, united states secretary of labor frances perkins and the first

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gabe, good morning >> reporter: philip, good morning. thisg a police officer in recent history.dge. barricades surround the minneapolis courthouse where jury selection is set to begin on the jury trial of derek chauvin, a man prosecutors say knelt on george floyd's point for about nine minutes mayor jacob frey and others have been preparing for months. >> this is perhaps the most significant moments in entire history. >> reporter: watching the video. >> blood is coming from his nose, the officer still sat there on his neck like it was okay it's never okay to hurt somebody like that. we shouldn't have to go to court for anything like this >> reporter: chauvin is charged with second degree murder and manslaughter his attorney is declining to comment but has previously said in court filings that floyd endangered officers by resisting arrest in august, three other officers are scheduled to stand trial on thomas lain points to floyd had amphetamine in his system when he died. >> one of the issues is george floyd's use of drugs >> reporter: do you think george floyd's use of drugcontr

and let's bring in a philip well an author and a journalist who is based in rome for more on this story what more do we know about the details of this case and exactly how it came to light. well it seems the italian navy officer had been under surveillance for several months and it's believed that he had already sold. italian military secrets to 'd russian spies in italy. the actual arrest took place last night. in rome as he was actually handing over military secrets in exchange for 5000 euros in cash according to what's emerging in the italian media it's all the trappings of a spider rama we have any indication of what kind of documents were allegedly being exchanged in this car park. yes it said that they were documents concerning military telecommunications the office i worked in the. defense ministry as you mentioned in the military staff in rome and had access to secrets that consent not only the italian military but also apparently major communication secrets and it's suggested that these were the documents that he handed over to the russian diplomat who's a member of the militar

our number to wish good guards philip clement with a slick turn and finish. twisting insert again there are some for it it was well. goal number one goes to byron's robert levin dusky with the star striker and gretzky combining to them stating a fact. that i don't see stylishly stars again before finishing it and he's on track so bright the old time scoring record for a single season. now let's look at the standings. it remains tight at the top look like sick just 2 points off the champions bull sport tighten their grip on the surprise champions league spot but during winter back within touching distance of the top 4 thanks to their way and. bottom brain instinct 3 over frankfurt means they look saying the same can't be said for cologne or heritage after both lost yet again as for shall cause it looks like there bundesliga story was coming to an end. there's still time for more stories to be written this season in fact this script could be torn up just to next weekend until recently it seemed foreign were destined to win the ponderously again and again. they

. >> and white house prince philip. he is still hospitalized.ealth at this point? >> reporter: poor prince philip has been in hospital for three weeks. he had a procedure on wednesday for a pre-existing heart condition. that was at a different hospital, and two days later he was transported back to king edward vii hospital in central london. he is expected to stay here for a number much days, the palace said, for continued treatment and, of course, recuperation. one hopes perhaps he is not getting the newspapers at the moment and isn't watching the news because royal news c dominates and it really isn't very positive. >> thank you so much. appreciate the update. >>> i want to talk about something that anna said as well, meghan, duchess of sussex, speaking candidly about the royal family or the firm, as she calls them, and the role that she says the palace played in spreading falsehoods about her and her husband. here's what she said. >> i don't know how they could expect that after all of this time we would still just be silent if there is an ac

yes, i'm sure that prince philip is probably has been kept up to date with what's happening, if not,onversations, went there, but whether harry and megan showed gone ahead with the interview while he was in hospital, clearly they felt like it was legitimate to do that. and so, you know, he clearly was stable enough and has now left hospital, but there is, you know, clearly still a lot of fallout going on, and i'm sure he will probably have opinions on it.— on, and i'm sure he will probably have opinions on it. looking up at front page — have opinions on it. looking up at front page of _ have opinions on it. looking up at front page of the _ have opinions on it. looking up at front page of the metro, - have opinions on it. looking up at front page of the metro, katie, i have opinions on it. looking up at front page of the metro, katie, it| front page of the metro, katie, it reminds me, just of the map cartoon on the front of the telegraph, when will prince philip be strong enough to throw something at the television? yes. and as you say, the drama is not over~ — yes. and as you say, t

are as elderly as prince philip who is 99. not 100 untiljune. mel. while they are sa in: a treated for? mel. while they are saying a state — treated for? mel. while they are saying a state he _ treated for? mel. while they are saying a state he will— treated for? mel. while they are saying a state he will be - treated for? mel. while they are saying a state he will be here . treated for? mel. while they are saying a state he will be here at| saying a state he will be here at least until the end of the week. so it's pretty open—ended but people should not expect this to be a brief stay. they should not expect them to be heading back to windsor castle anytime soon. he will be here at least until the end of this week. so clearly stated a cause for concern. they continued to say that he is responding well to treatment. to me and my leader has been seen since the first time since they came in the military coup a month ago. she appeared in court in the capital via video link — and two other charges were laid against her. we heard from her lawyer. we l

it's actually this this book here 10 and dome that tells the story about philip reed and his crucial importance in in casting the statue freedom. so it's very personal these these guidebooks tend to be very personal they're written at a time when very few people actually travel and so often it would just be somebody who travel to dc and wanted to talk about what he or she had seen so that the folks at home could have that experience as well. so for instance this book here by a guy named dr. john ellis. as far as i can tell he did not live anywhere in the area, but he just came down once and spent some time in washington and wrote that up ellis was kind of an odd character. i found very little information about him. the only other book that he wrote was sort of very very odd. it's sort of almost conspiracy theory type of book, but this is a pretty straightforward narration. the only thing that sort of fun about it is things he gets away with that you would not get away with today. so he talks about knowing into the wondering through the capital and going into the basement sub basement

_ but it was not the queen or prince philip i_ but it was not the queen or prince philip.ed — with the same courtesy was not extended to them in terms of them being _ extended to them in terms of them being identified as not being that the culprit. being identified as not being that the culrit. , , being identified as not being that the culrit. ,, ., ~ ., . the culprit. less of the metro which throws things _ the culprit. less of the metro which throws things forward. _ the culprit. less of the metro which throws things forward. just - the culprit. less of the metro which throws things forward. just the - the culprit. less of the metro which throws things forward. just the four of us now is the picture accompanied by prince harry, meghan and the growing family. they have deals with a number of huge media companies. what do they become now, semi—former royals, celebrities, activists and we would need to categorise them? i think it is a tricky one to categorise it. i suppose they sort of moved towards being a kind of what you would imagine as american royalty, which is sort

was she referring directly to the queen and prince philip? referring to the constitutional monarchy, the household staff? we don't know. the other thing, of course, is what's already been lost. this is harry's family, remember. so, the stakes are higher. are they going to be invited back to sanderingham to celebrate christmas with the queen? will they be innovated to prince philip's 100th birthday? a lot of questions. in addition to all of the clips we saw, the palace has announced that they are now investigating years-old bullying allegations against meghan. meghan denies those allegations, but palace insiders are really saying, this isn't the palace responding. this is individuals who know that meghan and harry will have one of the biggest stages in the world on sunday and they really want to get their side of the story out. kendis, lindsey? >> molly, quickly, we have 30 seconds. prince philip was moved to a different hospital this morning? >> reporter: that's right. so, that's good news, i think, that we know that he's been in the hospital

prince philip is in hospital. what were they thinking?think we were all waiting to make sure or see if they were going to really pinpoint the queen. harry still has a very good relationship with the queen. i think, more to the point, they made it much more about the institution itself. but the queen is the head of that institution, isn't she? the queen is the head of it. they may have professed their love for her personally, but they trashed quite a lot of what she reigns over. yes, they absolutely did. so, they did in one sense, in more than one sense, you know, really reveal what it was like for them in this institution. and as you said, the queen is the head of it. i suspect they were trying to find a real balance of talking about the institution, but then separating how they felt about the queen. and read it as it is. for me, i felt that they really opened up. i think it was a bombshell interview, absolutely. for me, personally, i thought it was going to be more about the british tabloid press, and not so much about prince charles, wi

and philip, thanks so much. abby, i'll see you on sunday morning. >>> ahead i'll talk about a democrat who the power to state republican voting efforts in his state and the man who led the cdc under trump believes that covid trump originates in a chinese lab. why his comments are so significant, and how did dr. anthony fauci respond? plus, the new images coming in after deadly tornadoes swept through the south. we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. with fidelity. her pln and with a scenario that makes it a possibility, she'll enjoy her dream right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. i'll be observing your safe-driving abilities. play your cards right, and you could be in for a tasty discount. [ clicks pen] let's roll. hey, check it out. one time i tripped on the sidewalk over here. [ heavy-metal music playing ] -[ snoring ] -and a high of 89 degrees. [ electronic music playing ] ooh! ooh! who just gives away wood? the snapshot app from progressive rewards you for driving safe and driving les

philip morris i think is an example of that, it's been trying to break up for three or four years wethink it probably does. but listen, overall the market's been a little sloppy under the surface. we think we're okay. focus on where the leadership is industrials, homebuilders, some staples are a little down. >> but the trend is impact, chris? >> listen, you just don't get major tops when 95% of the s&p is over 200. that's overbought. you can correct, but that's not where your major tops historically come from it comes from narrowing and that hasn't been the case >> chris, thanks as always do you like any of chris' leadership ideas >> i do. i really think he hit the nail on the head there, the word that jumped out to me was momentum. picking the industrials, right, we've all said this before, these are value names that the valuations are a bit stretched, but they are now trading with momentum for that reason, i mean, i couldn't agree with him any more >> philip morris, that is one stock we haven't talked about in a long time, international smoking. tim, i'll go to you on this, i feel

meanwhile, prince philip has moved back to king edward vii hospital.-old husband of queen elizabeth underwent a successful heart procedure at a different hospital on thursday. so joining us now from outside this hospital in london is cnn's anna stewart. anna been hi. certainly a lot going on. and no doubt, a huge amount of concern for prince philip who is in that hospital behind you, but also concern within the royal family about this hollywood style interview that airs on sunday. >> yes. we've had a barrage of royal news in the last couple of weeks, haven't we, with lots of salvo from team sussex in california, all leading up to this big interview with oprah that broadcasts on sunday night. i'm sure there is concern within the royal family but, of course, we don't really get any comment from them on this. all they've said is they will investigate some of the allegations that came out in the week suggesting that the duchess of sussex may bullied some of her staff. in terms of the interview and the comments we've seen, it's been a no comment. this is ve

but philip... use some colourful language in that story. of warning the duke and duchess. obviously it's prerecorded that they may attack the institution, but don't go for the people themselves. there's talk about them coming out swinging, but there's actually some interesting pieces within their where actually, we've heard last week about these allegations of bullying towards the duchess of sussex. there's is little indication there that there is an admission from an ally from hers that says that she admits that she could be difficult to work with. i thought that was quite interesting. i think prince philip is still obviously in hospital, moved back to the hospital he was already admitted into. but if we could go, john, do yourself, this pr blitz about allegedly the royal family are conducting. is that something that should be getting involved in? weill. should be getting involved in? well, aart should be getting involved in? well, a art from should be getting involved in? well, apart from the _ should be getting involved in? well, apart f

so for instance, the story of philip read, a lot of people have researched this. they keep coming back to this guy, who wrote a number of books about the capital. usually they talk about a little book, another book, this book here, that tells the story about philip read and his crucial importance in casting the statue of freedom. so it is very personal. guidebooks tend to be very personal. they were written at a time when very few people actually travel. so often it would actually be somebody who traveled to d.c. and wanted to talk about what he or she had seen so that the folks at home could have that experience as well. so for, instance this book, here as far as i can tell he did not live anywhere in the area. but he just came down once and spent some time in washington and wrote that up. ellis is kind of a odd character. i found very little information about him. the only other book that he wrote was sort of odd, sort of conspiracy theory type of book. but this is a pretty straightforward kind of narration. the only thing that is sort of fun about it is the thi

oprah winfrey has since said harry wanted to clairfy that it was not the queen or prince philip who made the comments about archie's skin. she also addressed the couple's desire for privacy. they understand they are public figures and the privacy is do not be intruded upon, the same thing everybody else in the world wants, and that there is a difference between privacy and intrusion and being able to have boundaries. millions of children in england go back to school — borisjohnson describes it as an important first step towards a "sense of normality". we all need to get back to some sort of routine. i have every confidence in the school and the way this has all been set up, and how they are going to get tested regularly. holding hands at last — care home residents in england are now allowed one person who can visit them indoors — but no hugs yet. on international women's day — we look at new technology being introduced to help female athletes perform better. all families have their disagreements — but nothing quite like this. once again, the royalfamily is at the eye of a global storm —

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. >> reporter: this morning growing concern for her husband, her husband prince philip moved to a newpital to treat an infection and heart condition. >> thank you a lot of people are waiting to see what they're going to reveal in that. >> oprah said right there, no subject is off limits, so we'll see what she covers. it's already making news a good week before theirs. >> and the queen is going to be making an address also at the same time. wow. >> the royals still in their lives. >>> coming up, no northern exposure here. how alaska became the state with the highest vaccination rate per capita. >>> anwid th president biden set to forgive billions in student loan, who would be left holding the bill king metamucil everydayn help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start your day. ♪♪ even the sm

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philip, frances. >> jay, thank you.oys fans in texas will know, reminds me of leonlet who supe. the other player knocked him out yet. not quite yet, we can't celebrate yet. >> numbers say it all. >>> the "csi" has left us socially distanced from one another and lacking human interaction. this is the thing in germany some residents are turning t vo. ance to cuddle with a sheep. you the sessions are free, although they're add, you know >>> life has never been the same since coronavirus hit. >> development in the coronavirus pandemic are changing by the hour and really having an impact on all of our lives. >> exactly. obviously right here, things are going to look a little bit different from here on out on "today in the bay." but remember, we're here for you. we're just practicing some social distancing of our own. so marcus is in our newsroom, i'm in the studio, high five, too, buddy. we're going to get through it together. >> it's been one year since our lives and the world was thrown into a crisis. we have never faced a

and let's bring in a philip will and author and a journalist who is based in rome for more on this story what more do we know about the details of this case and exactly how it came to light. well it seems the italian navy office had been under surveillance for several months and it's believed that he had already sold. italian military secrets to russian spies in italy. the actual arrest took place last night. in rome as he was actually handing out military secrets in exchange for $5000.00 euros in cash according to what's emerging in the italian media it's all the trappings of a spy drama we have any indication of what kind of documents were allegedly being exchanged in this car park. yes it is said that they were documents concerning military telecommunications the office i worked in the. defense ministry as you mentioned in the military start in rome and had access to secrets that concern not only 'd the italian military but also apparently nato communications secrets and it's suggested that these were the documents that he handed over to the russian diplomat who's a member of the mili

our number 2 wish good guards philip clement with a slick turn and famous. women twisting inserted get the job boards up for it it was well. goal number one goes to byron's robert 11 dusky with the star striker and gretzky combining to devastating effect. never a dull ski stylishly stars in it before finishing it and he's on track so brightly all time scoring record for a single season. now let's look at the standings. it remains tied at the top with lights at just 2 points off the champions both sport tighten their grip on the surprise champions league spot but short winter back within touching distance of the top 4 thanks to their wind. farm rain instict 3 over frankfurt means they look saying the same can't be said for cologne or heritage after both lost yet again as for shall cause it looks like there bundesliga story was coming to an end. there's still time for more stories to be written this season in fact this script could be torn up just to next weekend until recently it seemed the barn were destined to win the bundesliga again. now they face their o

philip, you and your customers, just like our viewers who know there is a traffic jam ahead the otherute that is open. would you advise customers to say, you know what it is longer and more expensive, but do the five-to-ten day trip around africa and don't sit in the line when they open it back up, you will have hundreds of ships ahead of you that will have to creep through. >> yeah. absolutely i think this weekend will be really critical to the effort. if you can't move with the dredges and tugboats and you have to start unloading fuel and containers -- the containers particularly -- that is an enormous job there is very little equipment in the world to do it. to do that to free the vessel will take weeks. if it is not moved this weekend with the high tide, i would say, yes, look at the turn around africa it will take a long time to free the vessel. >> you can get there philip, as you noted, an unusually high tide this weekend. there is hope riding on mother nature to lift that ship out of the mud and get it freed philip edge, thank you very much >> thanks for having me. >> now let's

prince philip is 99 years old.ere in europe, the czech republic is among the countries hardest hit by the pandemic. the per capita infection rate is the highest in the world, and the pace of vaccinations has been extremely slow. dw reports, town where the virus has inflicted an especially heavy toll. reporter: the streets of this town are silent. there are no children at the elementary school. local shops are closed. with new coronavirus variants raging across the czech republic, this is one of the country's worst affected regions. the deputy mayor tries to keep track of the numbers. he says everyone here knows someone who died of covid-19. >> i realized many of those who died were people my age or even younger. i realized i would never see them again to go fishing or watch soccer or have a beer. that really gets to you. reporter: in the local health center, the first responders tell us they feel totally overwhelmed and frustrated. there is no hospital in town. that means patients with severe cases of covid-19 have

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