pollard and his wife are now quarantining as part of rules to combat the pandemic. on sunday, israel imposed its third nationwide lockdown. >> argentina's senate has voted to allow abortion, despite a plea from pope francis, himself an argentinian. the vote could be the start of a way of change on the issue of abortion across latin america, which, of course, is mainly catholic. >> an outpouring of joy in front of argentina's senate as activists celebrate a moment they have been waiting for for years. >> [speaking foreign language] >> senators debated the landmark bill decriminalizing abortion for 12 hours, passing it by a wider margin than expected. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the bill guarantees the right to abortion of 14 weeks of pregnancy. doctors who object may refuse but must point patients to another hospital. 38,000 women are hospitalized each year due to complications from clandestine abortions. legalizing the procedure was a campaign promise of president alberto fernandez. the move saw fierce opposition from the country's catholic church and brought

pollarded was greeted by prime minister netanyahu at the airport he was even handed an israeli id upon his arrival right there on the spot now going to the on who has really tried to support and campaign for the release of pollarded for decades during his 1st run as prime minister he even granted him israeli citizenship so pollarded was accused by the u.s. of selling u.s. intelligence information some of that included a nuclear weapons development by arab countries intelligence information on russia as well as satellite images of tunisia those satellite images were also used by israel in a raid in the 1980 s. against the palestinian liberation organization's headquarters in tunis and 60 people were killed in that raid so his case it's case has really been seen as a long bargaining chip between israel and the u.s. and some see today this moment of him arriving in israel as a parting gift by president trump ahead of him leaving office in january this is one of many that he has given israel in his 4 years in office including recognizing drusilla as the capital of israel recognizing the oc

professor andrew pollard.he former government chief scientific adviser sir david king. hejoins me now from cambridge. good morning to you. professor pollard, talking about this being a moment to celebrate. you must agree with that? of course, it is a moment for celebration. and what we now need from government is a very clear and explicit strategy for vaccine roll—out. we have heard that it is quite feasible that over the next six months we can get a significant roll—out of this vaccine, which is critically important. but let me just remind everyone where we are with the disease at the moment. london and the south—east have been under tier 4for 13, london and the south—east have been under tier 4 for 13, 1a days now. and i'm afraid tierfor is not containing the spread of the virus. hospitals in london are now being overstretched and we believe in two weeks' time they will be beyond being overstretched. so the situation is really very, very critical throughout the country. and i say throughout the country becau

jonathan pollard was one of the most damaging spies to the u.s. intelligence community. the jerusalem post said he was the only spy to receive a life sentence for spying on america. is there any concern that this would send a bad message? >> there has always been concern about the way the pollard case has been handled because of the u.s. alliance with israel and strong support on capitol hill for israel and what israel wants. that said, unofficially, intelligence officials are not at all happy. this sends a terrible signal. it's another case of president trump sending benjamin netanyahu an election gift. three times now, we've seen in the four elections that he's barely won these last three times, he's gotten last-minute help from the president of the united states. just two years ago, it was the annexation, this year, it was the peace agreements. you've seen time after time, help to netanyahu when he gets into trouble. he keeps squeaking through in very tightly fought elections, which are then decided when the opposition can't control the parliament. this time, his gove

pollarded was greeted by prime minister netanyahu at the airport he was even handed an israeli id uponhis arrival right there on the spot now going to the on who has really tried to support and campaign for the release of pollarded for decades during his 1st run as prime minister he even granted him israeli citizenship so pollarded was accused by the u.s. of selling u.s. intelligence information some of that included a nuclear weapons development by arab countries intelligence information on russia as well as satellite images of tunisia those satellite images were also used by israel in a raid in the 1980 s. against the palestinian liberation organization's headquarters in tunis and 60 people were killed in that raid so his case cole arts case has really been seen as a long bargaining chip between israel and the u.s. and some see today this moment of him arriving in israel as a parting gift by president trump ahead of him leaving office in january this is one of many that he has given israel in his 4 years in office including recognizing drusilla as the capital of israel recognizing th

last month, pollard's five-year parole term ended, paving the way for him to leave the u.s..egypt's decision to terminate a criminal investigation into the murder of an italian doctoral student is unacceptable. this month, italian prosecutors officially charged four egyptian security officials in connection with the kidnapping and killing in 2016. egyptian officials saty -- officials say there is no point in launching a criminal case because they don't know who is responsible. the victim was in egypt on a controversial topic. earthquake leaves several towns in ruins and an urgent search is underway to find shelter for dozens left homeless. the 6.4-magnitude earthquake hit a town, and we have this report from a town were in a distribution center is set up. correspondent: buildings collapse. lives destroyed. the extent of damage here and in surrounding villages is becoming more clear as emergency workers search for anyone who may still be buried under the rubble. the 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck tuesday and was felt as far away as vienna and munich. a series of strong afters

lodge general manager, tom pollard. >> we're sitting here in the bar, and that's usually been open tolic where people can come in after skiing, but that's all closed to the outside guests right now. >> reporter: gone, too, are a third of rustler's employees. nearby in park city, with the county's ski-centered economy, the unemployment rate is above 20%. yet, the adventurous are pushing back and doing what it takes for the love of skiing. >> i was split-boarding today, st b guess sticking to the back country more. >> reporter: to get there, he has to get past buffy sarubbi... >> cna you pull up your mask for me? >> reporter: ...a five-year chairlift foreman whose duties expanded this year to include coronavirus protection. >> we're making sure that everyone's boarding with their masks on. you know, we have multiple signs everywhere, so no one has an excuse. >> we've proven, and i think we've seen nationwide, that being outside on a chairlift in the wind and outdoors is about as safe as you can get. >> reporter: nathan rafferty, president of the ski utah association, lived through one s

navy intelligence analyst at the pentagon and last month pollard's 5 year parole term ended paving the way for him to leave the u.s. . uganda musician turned presidential candidate bobby wine says he's been allowed to return home after being arrested for the 3rd time in 2 months wine was detained along with his team while campaigning in the central region of color police this most reports of the arrests. and was arrested for holding large rallies in violation of coronavirus rules police used tear gas against his supporters in kalinga who were demonstrating against his arrests the presidential election is due to be held next month. argentina has made history by becoming latin america's largest country to legalize abortion thousands of activists celebrated after the bill passed the senate by a wider margin than expected to raise about reports for one us iran's. historic decision ending the criminalization of abortion in this mostly catholic country. after a long debate women outside congress waited anxiously for the vote to happen. and when it did there was pure joy among those campaigni

>> jonathan pollard is a convicted spy.d the actions that he undertook deeply hurt american national security. i don't think that this is sort of the equivalent of some of the pardons that donald trump issued to his friends and cronies that were in essence a way for the president to avoid legal liability. this is fundamentally different. this is a very complicated case. all of that being said, joe biden is going to have a tough road ahead of him, because we ultimately need to conduct ourselves with respect to our relations with israel in a way that respects the u.s./israel relationship but also tries to drive towards a two-state future. there is no future for israel and the palestinians other than one in which there are two states, one for israel and one for the palestinians. and donald trump has taken us further away from that reality than any previous president in my lifetime. joe biden's going to have a lot of work ahead of him. >> senator chris murphy, thank you so much, thanks for being with us, a happy new year to you

navy intelligence analyst at the pentagon last month pollard's 5 year parole term ended paving the way for him to leave the u.s. . it's early says egypt's decision to terminate a criminal investigation into the murder of an italian doctoral student is unacceptable earlier this month and prosecutors officially charged for egyptian security officials in connection with the kidnapping in the murdering of julia origine and 22016 egyptian officials say there 'd is no point in launching a criminal case because they don't know who is responsible for jenny was researching independent trade unions in egypt which is a controversial topic aftershocks continue to rattle central croatia where a powerful earthquake struck on tuesday killing at least 7 people at left several towns in ruins and an urgent search is underway to find shelter for a dozens left homeless the epicenter of the 6.4 magnitude quake was near the town of petrolia tanya nowak reports from nearby where an aid distribution center has been set up. buildings collapsed lives destroyed the extent of the damage in pennsylvania and surrou

prison for spying has arrived in israel jonathan pollard was greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the airport the former u.s. navy intelligence analyst sold military secrets to israel while working at the pentagon in the 1980 s. there have been several aftershocks in central croatia the day after a 6.4 magnitude quake killed at least 7 people it struck near the town of perth regina 50 kilometers from the capital site probe the local mayor says half the town has been destroyed those were the headlines we return with more news in half an hour but we also go to out of their world now to stay with us. i don't. mean by that. but the political debates in a row about a flag. but in a bit of measure i've had the apostles. and then i would add to the cinema for the heck out of you. and all. about them. in the total measure i've had. and i will. allow. all those 111 and all this has been the warders don't know they had the money and they said no and yes i was the mayor will want to. because. they are thinking for. a while. do you for the home. loss of the family for as i spoke to her dau

on arrival, pollard and his wife kneeled and kissed the ground.k in this country, there' word that the census bureau will miss tomorrow's deadline tobe report n for apportioning congressional seats. the associated press reports that internal census documents rsuggest the count won't dy until after president-elect biden takes office. at would give him time t rescind president trump's directive against counting migrants in the country illegally. and, wall street managed modest gains today. the dow jones industrial average was up 73 points to close at 30,409, anotr all-time high. the nasdaq rose 19 points, and, the s&p 500 added five points. still to come on the newshour: covid 19 claims another 3600 americans as domestic deaths near 340,000. the u.s. is falling short ofn projections. ggspitals in rural parts of the country st with an influx of coronavirus patients. and much more. >> nawaz: with the number of covid cases and hospitalizations country, healthcare systems and their staff are becoming further strained.in os angeles, paramedics are declin

with me are the former fleet street editor eve pollard and uk trade and economics correspondent at politico. lovely to have you both with us here ona lovely to have you both with us here on a thursday evening. so let's start it with some of the front pages we already have. the sun leads with news that the beatles legend sir paul mccartney has said he will have the vaccine for coronavirus as soon as he is allowed. this comes on the day that two—thirds of england ended up in the toughest tier 3 restrictions. tiers leads the yorkshire post, too. they report of anger amongst leaders in yorkshire as their appeals for lighter curbs are snubbed. the guardian leads with something a little different. they reveal that growing numbers of hospitals are running short of beds. sticking with health, "just scraps for carers", leads the metro. they report that 39% of nurses say they have missed meals because they're so poorly paid. the telegraph focuses on brexit and the hope of a weekend agreement at last. they say that boris johnson is urging the head of the european commission, urusla von der leyen, to c

tom pollard says many of his regular customers just aren't coming. >> there's a little bit of sadness in your heart when somebody decided that this is not the season that they're going to come to alta. >> copy that, thank you. >> reporter: yet devin klein keeps moving snow, hoping there will be more skiers to come here so they'll have to do it all over again. i'm anna werner. (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. - really? i just had my 17th surgery. - well, you beat me. - well, i am a little bit older than you. - yeah it's true. how are you doing? - i'm doing good. i'm encouraged by seeing how people are coming together to help each other during times like these. - kind of like how shriners hospitals for children is there for us. imagine if i couldn't get my surgery. who knows what would have happened. - same for me. i know my shriners hospitals family will continue to take care kids like us who need them most all because of caring people like you. - like me? - no, the people watching us right now at home. - oh, thos

tony pollard amazingly gets out of three tackles that's a 40- yard touchdown run. their third straight loss. >> i had to make some plays and i didn't. when you have four turn overs it doesn't matter what you do. regardless of what you do on the field in any aspect it gives you very little chance to win. >>> kyler murray and the cardinals needed to beat the eagles to knock the 49ers out of the play offs. tied at 26. 4th quarter, fake punt. to keep the driver alive andy lee who knew. moments later, murray finds hopcum to the score. arizona hangs on to win. the 49ers officially out. how about frank gore and the jets looking for the first win of the season against the rams 3rd quarter new york goes for it 4th and goal. 37-year-old frank gore puts the jets up 20-3. just feed me the rock man. a little over two minutes left. 23-20 jets looking to ice it and they do. that man again frank gore the jets stun l.a., 23-20 finally get into the win column for 2020. >>> bill belichick and the patriots will not make the play offs for the first time since 2008. tua ran for two touc

and every director ever since made that clear that pollard was not an issue.they would never agree to the pardon there. i guess you'll have to be the last one, sir, we do need to close down. go ahead. >> two questions, if i may. and i'm not sure if you can answer this one but i'm going to ask it anyway. i'm not sure what the relationship is between the director of national intelligence, the director of the central intelligence agency and the national security adviser. what are their roles, what are they supposed to be doing? and my second question is, what time of the day is the daily briefing done to the president under normal circumstances? >> okay, i'll answer the second one first because it's easy. except for those situations i mentioned, the intelligence briefing has almost always occurred sometime in the morning. some presidents have wanted it the very first thing, like george bush 41 insisted that the first thing on his daily calendar was theñ!'s briefing. other presidents said i'll take it later as my schedule requires. some people have never gotten ar

andrew pollard. do you believe this is a turning point in the vaccination effort? >> i think this is an absolutely critical moment in that we have got first regulator approve approval for a vaccine developed specifically for mission not for profit and get it distributed around the world. >> reporter: with the approval of the oxford vaccine, officials in this country are also changing the way they distribute vaccines. until now, patients have come in and gotten their first dose and then got an appointment for or come back three weeks later for a second dose. now all efforts are going to get into giving giving that initial dose and not worry about the next dose three months and all energy is giving people one dose which doctors say provides a decent level of immunity. richard engle, nbc news, london. >>> the first known case of that more infectious covid-19 mutation is spreading rapidly in the parts of the uk. that man is said to be a man in his 20s with no travel history. health officials aren't sure how he got it but they say he is recovering in isolation south of

he even granted him israeli citizenship so pollarded was accused by the u.s. for selling u.s. intelligence information to israel that included nuclear weapons development by arab countries various intelligence information as well on russia and satellite images of tunisia now those images that were used by israel in a raid in the 1980s on the palestinian liberation organization's headquarters in tunis in which 60 people were killed and as you mentioned as well of polaroids release took place in 2015 he was released on 5 year parole but that expired last month and it was simply not renewed this has been a real point of contention and seen as a bargaining chip between israel and the u.s. for decades and some see it as trump's parting gift really for an attendee aho ahead of trump leaving the white house next month this is a series of wins that trump has given israel over the past 4 years including recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem recognizing israel's occupation of the golan heights as well as brokering normaliza

education his father empowerment time saw that in coming 1015 years and a lot of the think that walt pollard threw in coker devalues all cauldrons. bruiser understanding these things cannot be ignored for ever because the fundamentalist forces in the front of dick forces also acting very deeply and intensely and we cannot undermine their power the power of communication to get power off but no logic ordinary people must not modernise support them must not suppose when the support that the international community has to invest more on the education which can prevent young people who entered into the trap of kind of the courses. this is g.w. news live from berlin a new phase in the united states is fight against the coronavirus pandemic regulators approved of biotech pfizer vaccine to move clears the way for an increase advantage vaccination campaign expected to begin in the coming days. rising covert 19 infections and deaths force leaders here in germany to make some tough choices a tougher blocked end is now in the cards less than 2 weeks before christmas. time the u.s. supreme court rick.

discovered the ups and i intend to build a new castle above the old castle ruins in holland fun go by the pollard or in the true style of the castles built for an ancient german a very tough border i think the 1st pitches surface a nice simple castle i. watched a noisy sun shine he commissioned a theatrical scene painter christiane young to do the initial design is at the image quite naturally those designs were quite literally theatrical. polish and bosses in those waters. design fuses elements from medieval germany morris spain and the mythical world a freak of this world's this is a hunted india it's also an in direct challenge to his father's cozy hole in shango castle with the built in the b. to maya static and with scenes from historical picture books on the walls of world of i wanted something grand something divorced from the real world and on a monumental scale in one with all of our form. and he was to achieve it. an architectural dream come true. the man who commissioned it or to skate reality with constructed plan to see. the municipal archives in facility harbor a small treasure a ph

take a look at buffalo happen as michael leaks a be happen and of biden administration came to the pollard we would talk more in detail about what happens when joe biden takes over but for the time being lawrence i mean when you are a policy maker and impose sanctions which are considered other affairs of that kind against a nato ally aren't to risk in in a way or another to upset a political order or a consensus the has prevailed for decades. there's no doubt about the shock not this is not good for the nato alliance but the conflict between you not and states and turkey has been grueling or a while the trumpet ministration was very upset when we partnered with the turkish group called the wife teaches to drive isis i don't rock and out and out of syria and then the turks equated the wind p.g. took a peek at k. which is a terrorist group trying to overthrow the government and so it has made it more difficult for those people who are willing to fight and die to do the job defeat isis similarly in libya after nato went in to get rid of gadhafi and would put in another government the turks b

in london i'm interested pollard journalistic perspective was there a definite accent or in the way the the troubles were covered by these state broadcasters year there was that different periods there were those 2 from the emphasis there were also government more governmental restrictions and coverage of northern ireland in upland i'm aware of loans and are you saying there eavis texans were even heavier explain the bit about that they're under section $31.00 of the broadcasting act it was impossible for us to intrude through members' either option phone or there are only you know obviously about restrict and it was a pretty blunt instrument and tristrem to that our coverage and my mirrors it's one of 10 things great rivals big competitors terms of fortson nonviolent was was john hume who died recently at the end it was john hume a probably more than anyone else who decided that she had to be brought back into the political process of peace was to guess the obvious they had dealings with john obviously over the years how i hope he had a decision was that. well you know john. i wasn't a

for spying has arrived in israel jonathan pollard was greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the airport the former u.s. navy intelligence analyst sold military secrets to israel while working at the pentagon in the 1980 s. last month a 5 year parole term ended allying him to leave the u.s. . the government of central african republic is insisting that sunday's general election was legitimate and credible knott's despite election officials saying hundreds of polling stations didn't open after being attacked by armed groups but some people say the competition for dominance between foreign countries further threatens. political and security situation catherine so reports now from the capital bangui. this is president holstein also. at the reason political rally in bondi he's armed guards are russia run the central african and also members of a un peacekeeping force randa recently sent troops and russia says it has deployed hundreds of military structures to help fight the control much of the country is also a big presence of private security contractors from the russian based g

this time it was tony pollard to put away, going through for 49er would-be tacklers.ision rates. the 49ers are officially in the -- eliminated from the postseason. kyle shanahan sounding a lot like he did last week. >> actually frustrated. i wanted them to come out and play good football and i think offensively, defensively, and special teams guys did a lot of good things. we have four turnovers and it does not matter what you do. they get 24 points, i believe that they had on turnovers. regardless of what you do on the field, in any aspect, he gets very little chance to win. >>> every game from here on is a playoff game for the cardinals who saw jalen hurts at quarterback for the eagles today. the eagles also playing for something in that underachieving nfc east. stretch for the end zone, and the eagles miss the extra points. tied at, you have seen this before, kyla murray throws into the end zone. hopkins, well covered but that is not bother hopkins. he hauls in the game-winner come the eagles never got on the board the last -- the rest of the way. of the playoffs w

portuguese control but unlike hong kong the gambling her present brace beijing's tightening grip devika pollard reports. this is a tale of 2 cities macau a former portuguese colony now a casino powerhouse the other hong kong a former british colony and an international financial center both returned to chinese rule in the late 1990 s. . but while hong kong pushed back against beijing's tightening control in the following years that with little opposition in macau macau has a large population with a very strong mainland chinese attachment emotion the only politically and culturally having said that in the reason years there are a minority of young people in macau who tend to support western style democracy and one of those is 29 year old sulu sue an opposition member of my cows legislative assembly who says gaining support for the fight for democracy is an uphill battle. china. started. while the british in hong kong instilled the idea of democracy in their final years the portuguese largely recognised china's sovereignty over macau. mainland china is crucial for the city's economy bestowing fav

prison for spying has reportedly arrived in israel local media reports that jonathan pollard arrived in west jerusalem with his wife on wednesday a former u.s. navy intelligence analyst sold military secrets to israel while working at the pentagon in the 1980 s. last month pod's 5 year paroled ended paving the way for him to leave the u.s. . rescuers in central croatia are working through the night to search for survivors of an earthquake that killed at least 7 people the 6.4 magnitude quake struck near the town of petrine yeah 50 kilometers from the capital zagreb the worst damage is centered in and around the town many people are afraid to return to their homes for fear of aftershocks the local mayor says that half the town has been destroyed the dean barber reports. church bells and panicked voices ring out amid the destruction as people in the small town of petrea rushed to rescue people from the rubble. one house collapsed on top of this car is a man and a boy inside thankfully local residents managed to get them both out alive. but there have been deaths including a 12 year old

prison for spying has returned home local media report that jonathan pollard arrived in west jerusalem with his wife. last month the u.s. government said the politic completed parole was free to return to israel a former u.s. navy intelligence analyst sold military secrets to israel while working at the pentagon in the 1980 s. . is hoping to make history with its 1st ever peaceful transition of power after sunday's elections early results for the ruling party's presidential candidates mohamed does whom in the lead he's considered a strong favorite to says to succeed president mohamed do is sue fool who stepping down after 10 years a central african republic government spokesman is insisting that sunday's general election was legitimate and credible despite election official saying that hundreds of polling stations were unable to open after being attacked by armed groups catherine soy has the latest from the capital bangui. it was a joint statement by the african union the economic community of central african states and the community of the head and the heart and state to send observer

prison for spying has arrived in israel jonathan pollard was greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the airport the former u.s. navy intelligence analyst sold military secrets to israel or working at the pentagon in the 1980 s. last month paulo it's a 5 year parole ended and that meant he could leave the u.s. russia has opened a new criminal case against opposition figure alexina volley investigators accuse him of mishandling millions of dollars in donations to his anti corruption foundation and other organizations has been recovering in germany from a poisoning in august he blames it on the kremlin that denies being involved is dismissed the latest accusations against him as a sign of hysterics from the russian president. central african republic government is insisting sunday's general election was legitimate and credible that's despite election officials saying hundreds of polling stations didn't open after being attacked by armed groups some people say competition between foreign forces deployed in the country also threaten security as catherine saw reports from bungie . this

prison for spying has arrived in israel jonathan pollard was greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the airport the former u.s. navy intelligence analyst sold military secrets to israel while working at the pentagon in the 1980 s. last month followed 5 year parole term ended allowing him to leave the us. there have been several aftershocks in central croatia a day after a 6.4 magnitude quake killed at least 7 people it struck near the town of protein yes 50 kilometers from the capital going to the local mayor says half the town has been destroyed many people spent the night in tents afraid to return to their homes tanya nowak is in the village of prickle park near that epicenter with more on how residents are coping in the aftermath of the quake. it can see behind me some of them have nowhere to return to there are several houses that were completely flooded with earth during the earthquake the other houses in this small village of only about 100 houses maybe look a little bit better from the outside but from the inside they are not safe to go into because their construction has

with me are former fleet street editor eve pollard and the uk trade and economics correspondent at politicona isaac. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the sun leads with news that beatles legend sir paul mccartney has said he will have the vaccine for coronavirus as soon as he is allowed. that comes on the day two thirds of england ended up in the toughest tier 3 restrictions. "tiers before bedlam" is the mirror's headline. it says, "38 million under toughest rules until christmas free—for—all four days later." the daily mail calls it "the bleakest midwinter" and writes that britain faces a third national lockdown after christmas. the guardian leads with something a little different. they reveal that growing numbers of hospitals are running short of beds. sticking with health, "just scraps for carers" leads the metro. they report that 39% of nurses say they have missed meals because they're so poorly paid. the telegraph focuses on brexit and the hope of a weekend agreement at last. they say that boris johnson is urging the head of the european commission, urusla von der leyen, to cl

discovered the pups and i intend to build a new castle above the old castle ruins in holland by the pollard or in the true style of the castles built for an ancient german i like the top order i think the 1st pitch is still a fairly simple castle i. watched a noise he commissioned a theatrical scene painter christiane young to do the initial design is at the image quite naturally those designs were quite literally theatrical. in this part this. design fuses elements from medieval germany morris spain and the mythical world because this works this is often in india it's also in direct challenge to his father's cozy hole in shango castle within a built in the b. to maya static and with scenes from historical picture books on the wall is that world of i wanted something grand something divorced from the real world and on a monumental scale in one with all of a form. and he was to achieve it. and i look at it sure trim come true. and then commissioned it or to escape reality with constructed play and to see. the municipal archives in houston harbor a small treasure a photographic treasure. thes

. ♪ ritika: president trump has pollard and paul manafort, manafort having being infected of financialrimes. the president pardoned roger stone, and he had already commuted stone's sentence for lying to congress and also parted the father of the president's son-in-law. he was convicted of crimes that included witness retaliation. seek pelosi is hoping to unanimous consent to increase the individual payments in the stimulus bill. house republicans are likely to block the attempt according to a person was on a call with gop lawmakers. if the attempt is stopped democrats will introduce a new bill that would raise payments from $600 to $2000. a historic post-brexit trade deal is being held up by last-minute haggling over fishing rights. officials work through the night to get the agreement finished, and for now a press conference has been canceled and it is not clear how long it will take for the talks to conclude. the mutatedabout coronavirus strain that has been spreading in the u.k.. it says it appears to be more contagious and will lead to more deaths year. it said -- it is said to be

this time it was tony pollard who put it away, the cowboys win 41-33 and stay alive in their divisionhe 49ers are officially eliminated. kyle shanahan sounded a lot like last week. >> extremely frustrated. i wanted the guys to come out and play good football. i think offensively the guys did a lot of good things, four turnovers though, it doesn't matter what you do. i believe they had no turnovers. regardless of what you do on the field in any aspect. >> every game from here on is a playoff game for the cardinals. the eagles also playing for something and that underachieving nfc east. the eagles missed this extra point and it was tied at 26. but you've seen this before, murray throws to the end zone. hopkins calls in the game- winner and the eagles never got on the board the rest of the way. arizona now 8-6. the cardinals would be the nfc seventh and final seed. good luck figuring out the rams. the jets, frank moore, goes in for a touchdown to give the winless jets a 20-3 lead. they were trying to take the lead here but the fourth-down pass to gerald everett broken up. there was still

jonathan pollard's plane touched down earlier. kissed the ground as he was welcomed by a prayer from benjamin netanyahu. he's a 66-year-old civilian intelligence analyst. he was arrested in 1985 after he failed to get asylum at the at the embassy in -- two years later -- he was released on parole. >>> the man investigators say set off a bomb on christmas day. new details about a call police received more than a year ago. s received more than a year ago. >>> senator schumer is speaking about coronavirus measures. >> i'm very confident it will pass if it's put on the floor, and we can move forward. okay? two questions. >> reporter: have you had any conversations with the white house or republicans that gives you hope? >> there are a number of reps who have come out for the $2,000 checks. that gives me real hope, if it was put on the floor. >> reporter: do you believe, though, there are 60 votes for the cash act? >> put it on the floor and i believe it will get the 60 votes, yes, i do. >> reporter: if it doesn't go to the floor, can

tony pollard with the 40 yard touchdown run.at made it 34 to 24 all right the niners did make it a one possession game. so here's the on-side kick receiver ceedee lamb. hello. that's the house call right there 9 is lose the game 41 to 33. they are now 5 in 9 in officially eliminated from playoff contention. they had 4 turnovers on the day that's been an issue for season can't blame turnovers on injuries. here's what the head coach had to say after the game. >>extremely frustrating, you know i really when the guys come out and play good football. and i think. offensively defense and special teams guys and a lot of good things. we have 4 turnovers doesn't matter what you do, especially at and scored a 0 and they get 24 points that we've had turnovers. regardless of what you do on the field any aspect to get you very little chance to when i was going to have to make some big time plays for us to finish that game out. and we couldn't just run them depend run the ball every play go all the way down the field, you know i had to make s

president donald trump has pollard and more of his allies they include his 92016 campaign chairman paul metaphor roger stone his longtime adviser and friend you also politan charles it was the father of his son and old jared kirshner it is the 2nd wave of presidential pardons in as many days speak to she has returns you know correspondents live in washington d.c. as she had the pardons keep on coming the president quite unabashed as he signs off . you know it's interesting collection of individuals 26 individuals pardoned usual collection of well connected individuals politically also those who have been targeting trump's enemies i mean there is one border patrol agent who was accused of attacking undocumented immigrants has been pardoned but clearly the major focus all of those connected to the russia gate investigation pulled out of fort roger stone i guess we should always remember no one was convicted of colluding with russia but plenty of people who are convicted of not cooperating with investigation obstructing with investigations lying to investigators and that was true in both f

the game and his 8th game this season with 2 picks that would lead to this kind of a dagger tony pollard debating a whole lot of red jerseys on routes to the 40 yard touchdown run and that made it 3424 dallas now the niners didn't make it a one possession game again. so here's the on-side kick rookie ceedee lamb recovers its and. yeah that's pretty much the opposite of how that's supposed to go for the niners taking it all the way home is lamb as the niners lose the game 41 to 33. and the cardinals beat the eagles today, so it's officially cnx season, san francisco. but at least there will be hockey the nhl has finally confirmed their plans for the season and the san jose sharks will be back in game action. when the new year begins can't come soon enough for a multitude of reasons the nhl and its players completed a deal today for a 56 game season to begin january 13th, training camp for teams that played in the summer playoffs will start on the 3rd of the month. while non-playoff teams and that includes the sharks can start december 31st, they will hold a training camp at the i stand in

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu greeted pollard and his wife at the tel av airport toda kneeled ssed the ground.wife back in this country, there's word that the census bureau wils omorrow's deadline to report numbers for apportioning congressional seats. the associated press reports that internal census documents suggest the count won't be ready biden takes office.nt-elect that would give him time to d president trump's directive against counting migrants in the country illegally. and, wall street managed modest gains day. the dow jones industrial average was up 73 points to close at 30,409, another all-time high. the nasdaq rose 19 points, d, the s&p 500 added five points. still to come on the newshour: covid 19 claims another 36 americans as domestic deaths ne 340,000. honthe pace of vaccinations the u.s. is falling short of projections. trspitals in rural parts of the costruggle with an influx of coronavirus patients. and much more. >> nawaz: with the number of covid cases and hospitalizations surging in many parts of the country, healthcare systems and therr staff are becomi

so bridge doesn't doesn't just have to convince his own party has to convince pollard but also the people that voted for it are they going to think or are they going to believe that this is a good deal that this is actually the successor that the u.k. government will make out that it was ok as a bag there live from london i said thank you let's get some reaction now from front spaniards smith joins us live from paris bernard what have you been hearing from officials on your side of the channel. well we know it is all down to fishing as assad said and specifically what types of fish and who can catch them and when and how many it's down to whether how much solves some deals and herring e.u. fish or fisherman can catch in u.k. waters fishing is as emotionally important here in france and in denmark and in the netherlands as it is in the u.k. it makes up just a tiny proportion of the french economy 1.6 percent of french g.d.p. is reliant on fishing and agriculture and forestry but the fishing lobby is very powerful here there is that strong emotional connection as strong an emotional connect

tom pollard says many regular customers aren't coming. >> there's a little sadness in your heart whent the season to come. >> reporter: yet devin cline keeps moving snow, hoping like everyone there will be more skiers coming, so they'll have to do it all over again. for "cbs this morning saturday," an anna werner. >> i am not a skiing. it is interesting to see how interconnected we really all are. like other businesses, yes, people go there for recreation, but you see the ripple effect when customers aren't there, it hurts the entire community to not have that. at the same time, they're trying to do the best they can. the woman that's essentially the bouncer at the lift, telling people to get their masks on, it is interesting to see how people are trying to innovate, make do, given challenging times. >> and even outside, you get a false sense of security, not in enclosed space, i can be free, take in the breeze. she's saying hey, the mask needs to be up. and social distancing. >> taking precautions. >>> another kinds of get away growing in popularity, wellness retreats are part of a b

andrew pollard. do you believe it is a turning point in the vaccination effort? >> i think that it is an absolutely critical moment in that we have the first regulator approval for a vaccine that has been developed specifically with the mission to be not-for-profit to be distributed around the world. >> reporter: and with the approval of the oxford vaccine, this country is also changing how the distribution will take place. up until now, the patients have gone into the hospitals where they have the cold facility, and they have gotten the first injection, and then come back three weeks later or gotten the appointment to come back for the second dose, and now all of the effort is going to be put on giving people the most number of people possible that first dose and then pushing back for three months the second dose, so that, a very large number of people will be able to get the first dose which provides a decent level of immunity according to the doctors. >> yeah, a lot of people are undoubtedly hoping that it is a turning point in london. thank you for the report

professor pollard described it as the horror of the virus.it means that we can start to vaccinate those that are on the front line giving care. and if we can keep those people vaccinated and safe, they will be able to give the care to the patients. how straight to are they at the moment? —— how stretched either at the moment? the pandemic is highlighted what happens when you're going to pandemic with tens of thousands of nurses short. we have had so many vacancies that people have been stretched to the limit. we know critical care bed occupancy is high. in some parts of the country we know that we don't have enough staff to deliver the care. and actually, we can't even expand bed occupancy because we can't have enough staff to deliver ca re even can't have enough staff to deliver care even if we could expand it. you mention about having vacancies. there is a lot to talk about around this issue. but do you hope that perhaps, as a result of the enormous esteem which health care workers are held in because of the work they have done, not just he

john pollard from brighton received it this afternoon at sussex county hospital.s a historic one? yes. there is a future now, we know that. linda, just tell us how you feel when seeing john get the vaccine. it's obviously a very important day for you and your family. i wasn't allowed to go in with him because of the covid situation but just with him because of the covid situation butjust a relief, really, that he can wander down the paper shop now and get his own paper which he hasn't done for months. he really has been quite isolated, so i think once he's had his second one, it will make things a little easier. when is the second one? is it due in three weeks? yeah, 28. just describe what life has been like with all the restrictions that you had to endure for the last few months because of the coronavirus pandemic? very lonely. i've started talking to myself. do you feel like this is going to change things so that next year is going to be a much, better year is going to be a much, better year than 2020 has been?” year is going to be a much, better year than 2020