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for the pbs newshour, isles o'brien in portsmouth, new hampshire -- miles o'brien in portsmouth capturepshire. ♪ judy: now we turn to our newshour bookshelf. jeffrey brown recently visited columbia university to talk with professor whose new book pushes back on ideas that have gained popularity in recent years amid the ongoing national debate over race and racism. >> recent election results in virginia, in which independent voters like these suburban women, broke heavily for the republican candidate. it was a growing backlash against a trend in american culture. >> i don't see it as evidence of racism rearing its ugly head, it is not a backlash against the racial reckoning. it is a backlash against the certain kind of racial reckoning that alarms people with good reason. >> a professor of linguistics at columbia university and contributor to the new york times is one of the sharpest critics of antiracism theory, rhetoric and practice. >> i think an extreme point was hit in 2020 and everybody is rubbing their eyes and realizing that something too far. not that there is something wrong wi

top six after their victoyr over st mirren. 13 ties in the fa cup today and there was a shock at portsmouthers were dumped out of the competition by league two's harrogate town. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website. and there was another cup upset in the late game — as national league side yeovil town upset league two's stevenage. charlie wakefield with a wonderful finish to win the game 1—0. to formula one now, and lewis hamilton has taken pole for tomorrow's saudi arabian grand prix following a dramatic end to qualifying which saw title rival max verstappen crash out. reginaldo rosario reports another way, another new location for formula i. this time, saudi arabia and the extremes of a brand—new circuit on the streets of jeddah. but drama before qualifying, lewis hamilton summoned to the stewards for this incident and not respecting yellow flags in final practice. on both sides were ignite count, cleared of any offence. perhaps that was on, uncharacteristic mistakes creeping into his drive. on a fast and unforgiving track, the slightest error could have major consequence

what a story for harrogate town at portsmouth yesterday winning at fratton park.scored the winner in the 95th minute as the league two side knocked out two—time winners portsmouth with a 2—1 win at fratton park. it might be december but it's the women's fa cup final. the conclusion of last season's tournament was delayed by the pandemic. they picked up in septemberfor the quarterfinals onwards. over 16,000 people are expected at wembley as arsenal look to win the trophy for a record extending 15th time whilst chelsea are hoping to complete a domestic treble. arsenal know that winning the trophy would give them a record extending 15th win. yes, this is a trophy that is part of last yea r�*s success, and it is one that we want to win. but i don't think we will be defined any more by winning it. we are a successful team, we are a competitive team, we do year—on—year compete for every single title and that is what i'm most proud of, because it's really difficult to stay at the top end. i think we've developed drastically. and we are much, much more mature team, and we

the top six after their victoyr over st mirren. 13 ties in the fa cup today and the shock came at portsmouthd out of the competition by league two's harrogate town. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website and you can follow the last of the day's ties on bbc two right now. national league side yeovil town are hosting league two's stevenage. it is all that they are at the break. it is all this, i promise, even though the live ticker isn't quite in the right place, but it is goalless and you can follow it on bbc two. to formula one now, and lewis hamilton has taken pole for tomorrow's saudi arabian grand prix following a dramatic end to qualifying which saw title rival max verstappen crash out. hamilton had put his mercedes on provisional pole with his final qualifying lap injeddah, but verstapppen — who has an eight—point advantage in the drivers' championship — looked set to better that time until the final corner, where the dutchman hit the wall, breaking the rear suspension and putting an end to his challenge. so it's hamilton on pole alongside team—mate valtteri bottas, while

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ah, welcome back to ones at portsmouth christoph boys get elected chairman of the munich security conference ambassador. just before the break, we were talking about the rules based international order. in fact, you use these terms or rules based international order and the un charter interchangeably as if they were synonyms. but legally speaking, they're not because jack states signed and verified the indicated charter. where is what you call a rules based an international order is really in the eyes of the beholder, or in the eyes of the most powerful. why do we need a rule based international order? when we have international law isn't, isn't it easier and less than big? he has to just comply with the letter. we have the un charter, you know, this is the, the universal declaration of human rights. these are the basic talk, you know, documents that are worse catastrophe and you know, i think this is the basis. and then on that basis on the un security council resolutions, all the resolution that have been adopted on that basis. but also that long treaties, we've also that have been notifie

we've come from near portsmouth, so about an hour and a quarter.oping to get a walk—in booster? we were hoping to but we've just heard there is a 3—4 hour wait. i am part of the vulnerable group and i wanted to make sure i get it done. i don't want to ruin my christmas either — that's the main reason. maybe we won't make it today then. - we'lljust keep trying. the opening up of the booster programme in high demand and many the opening up of the booster programme in high demand and many areas. the opening up of the booster programme in high demand and many areas. people the opening up of the booster programme in high demand and many areas. people in the opening up of the booster programme in high demand and many areas. people in the the opening up of the booster programme in high demand and many areas. people in the sku for walk—ins were told earlier it could be a four hour way. that has now come down to bed. but the message for managers in goodis but the message for managers in good is if you want to be sure of your booster, book it online. the abi

this is portsmouth on england, south coast, and jobs being given to people who slipped between the cracks. i'm not opposed with, i'm not laughing. i said we need to get the town vaccinated. able to go on the come get actual avenue homeless that particularly the homeless. the very vulnerable at this time of year to co. they sleep rough and they definitely need to be protected from some come by. despite christmas day, the 25th and boxing day, the 26th being holidays jobs are still being given. it's just this sort of public service that boris johnson, frank's health workers and care is for and his christmas message. oh those in the n h. yes, we're here christmas. our care workers. everyone involved in the incredible vaccination campaign. those looking after people who have lost loved ones this year and who would otherwise be on the road. he said, been so many words. those getting vaccinated and boosted are doing what jesus would have wanted. getting jobs, not just for themselves for ourselves, but for friends and family and everyone. we meet that after all is the teaching of jesus christ, wh

we've come from near portsmouth, so about an hour and a quarter.to get a walk—in booster? we were hoping to but we've just heard there is a 3—4 hour wait. i am part of the vulnerable group and i wanted to make sure i get it done. i don't want to ruin my christmas either — that's the main reason. maybe we won't make it today then. - we'lljust keep trying. the opening up of the booster programme and warnings about the rapid spread of omicron meant high demand in many areas. people in this queue for walk—ins were told earlier it could be a four hour wait. that has now come down a bit, but the message from nhs england is if you want to be sure of your booster book it online. the ability to do walk—ins depends on capacity at each local site. the prime minister warned again about the potential threat created by the new variant. sadly, yes, omicron is producing hospitalisations and sadly at least one patient has now been confirmed to have died with omicron. so i think the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus, i think that is something w

we've come from near portsmouth, so about an hour and a quarter. booster? we were hoping to but we've just heard there is a 3—4 hour wait. i am part of the vulnerable group and i wanted to make sure i get it done. i don't want to ruin my christmas either — that's the main reason. maybe we won't make it today then. we'lljust keep trying. the prime minister warned again about the potential threat created by the new variant. sadly, yes, omicron is producing hospitalisations and sadly at least one patient has now been confirmed to have died with omicron. so i think the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus, i think that is something we need to set on one side. the head of nhs england, with the prime minister today, said vaccination sites would operate sometimes 2a hours a day with port ups and tens required. this is a huge challenge for the nhs and for the country. the prime minister has told us, and public health experts have told us, that the rate at which the omicron variant is spreading presents a serious threat and i have no doub

we've come from near portsmouth, so about an hour and a quarter. were you hoping to get a walk—in booster? we were hoping to but we've just heard there is a three to four—hour wait. well, i'm part of the vulnerable group and ijust want to make sure that i get it done. i don't want to ruin my christmas either, that's the main reason. maybe we won't make it today, then. we'lljust keep trying. _ the opening up of the booster programme and warnings about the rapid spread of omicron meant a high demand in many areas. people in this queue for walk—ins were told earlier it could be a four—hour wait. the has now come down a bit, but the message from nhs england is if you want to be sure of your booster, book it online. the ability to do walk—ins depends on capacity at each local site. the prime minister warned again about the potential threat created by the new variant. sadly, yes, omicron is producing hospitalisations and, sadly, at least one patient has now been confirmed to have died with omicron. so i think the idea that this is somehow a milder versio

yes, the first one i was a young curate in - one i was a young curate in portsmouth helping to organiseover and talk to so impressively. there was an inspiring sermon about the need to offer your life to jesus and inspiring sermon about the need to offer your life tojesus and for jesus being for us the exemplar of justice with mercy and forgiveness. passionate about justice, justice with mercy and forgiveness. passionate aboutjustice, and of course that was shown in his work liberating south africa from apartheid oppression. it is also a justice which always had the ability to forgive. there was mercy and forgiveness. and of course that came to full expression in the truth and reconciliation commission. bishop christopher. _ reconciliation commission. bishop christopher, he _ reconciliation commission. bishop christopher, he was _ reconciliation commission. bishop christopher, he was so _ reconciliation commission. bishop christopher, he was so well- reconciliation commission. bishop christopher, he was so well loved, j reconciliation commission. bishopl christopher, he was so well love

southern operates trains to much of the southeast, including brighton, eastbourne and portsmouth.ew days due to the impact of the pandemic. us health authorities have urged americans to avoid cruise travel — even if they're fully vaccinated — as 0micron infections continue to surge. with several cruise ships already at sea, the us centers for disease control and prevention has said passengers should get tested three days after their trip ends. in march last year, thousands were stranded on the grand princess in san francisco, amid a covid outbreak on board. away from the latest coronavirus developments, china has hit out at the us, canada and the eu, after they condemned the arrest of seven hong kong journalists on wednesday as part of china's wider crackdown on press freedom in the region. a foreign ministry spokesperson said the criticism was "irresponsible" and was trying to "mislead public opinion." presidents biden and putin are to hold another phone call later today, as the us tries to build a common response with europe to russia's massing of troops on the ukrainian border.

he is actively pursuing the enslaved servant of martha's who have escaped from philadelphia to portsmouth, new hampshire in search of freedom. how to reconcile? washington is a paradox like all of us. he's not consistent like all of us. i don't think it negates everything he's working towards. the concept of the union that would inspire lincoln to issue the emancipation proclamation was what washington was working so hard to create during his travels in his presidency. >> host: it is not always a pretty place. talk to was about washington's teeth. a little grim. >> guest: one of the things, there are a couple historical jokes associated with washington. one is washington slept here. that sort of sleeping around but following washington, came to realize each one of those was not -- this was not fun for washington. he was working tremendously hard to pull the country together. the other joke is washington's teeth, dentures made of wood. he had dentures, they weren't made of wood. they were made of teeth from various animals, from ivory, the hippopotamus, even before he ended up with those d

actively pursuing owna judge, the enslaved servant of martha's who has escaped from philadelphia to portsmouth, new hampshire, in search of freedom. how to reconcile, and washington is a paradox, like all of us. he is not consistent like all of us. and so i think, you know, i don't think it negates everything he was working towards. the concept of the union that would inspire lincoln to issue the emancipation proclamation is what was washington was working so hard to create during these travels and in his presidency. >> you have a line in there, the past is not always a pretty place. present isn't either. talk to us about washington's teeth. this is a little grim, but tell us about it. >> you know, one of the things, you know, there's a couple historical jokes that are associated with washington. one is washington slept here. you know, that whole sort of ha ha ha, he was sleeping around. but melissa and i following washington came to realize each one of those stops was not -- this was not fun for washington. he was working tremendously hard to pull this country together. then the other, you kn

omicron variant is triggered a number of infections and some reports of ships being turned away at portsmouth will prices on track to reach a national average of $4 a gallon next year says the national average and just in time for the summer driving season. that's according to gasbuddy said they believed him and will pick up into the new year and writer memorial weekend will start to see those numbers get really high. and it was on says it's fixed. an error that let alexa to tell a 2 year-old girl to put in d an electrical outlet. the pending challenges popularize last year was on tiktok. it can cause electric shocks, fire unharmed. amazon says it's fixed the issue and is taking steps to ensure won't happen again. engineers are angry being forced to deliver food workers. so beginning in january. doordash is news program is called. we dash and requires all non-delivery employees to make at least one food delivery a month that's a great to san francisco now doordash police having engineers also deliver food better understand the customer experience and they can make changes to the app they need

southern operates trains to much of the southeast including brighton, eastbourne and portsmouth.o the impact of the pandemic. the new space telescope, developed by nasa with help from the european and the canadian space agencies is at a critical point in its first mission. the james webb telescope, named after a former head of nasa, is programmed to capture light from the first stars to shine in the universe. and for that to happen the complex process of unfolding its sunshield needs to happen without a hitch, as our science editor rebecca morelle reports. and lift off! the moment of launch for an astronomy mission like no other, as the james webb space telescope blasted off. then the rocket casing opened up, and the telescope was released into the darkness of space, with a million—mile journey ahead. but, as it travels, it has a fiendishly difficult task to do — unfolding. it's so big, we didn't have any rocket that's big enough to launch it, you know, fully deployed. so, we had to build this telescope to be folded up, to fit inside the rocket. this is really, really difficult e

we've come from near portsmouth, so about an hour and a quarter.ing to get a walk—in booster? we were hoping to but we've just heard there is a 3—4 hour wait. i am part of the vulnerable group and i wanted to make sure i get it done. i don't want to ruin my christmas either — that's the main reason. maybe we won't make it today then. we'lljust keep trying. the opening up of the booster programme and warnings about the rapid spread of omicron meant high demand in many areas. people in this queue for walk—ins were told earlier it could be a four—hour wait. that has now come down a bit, but the message from nhs england is, if you want to be sure of your booster, book it online. the ability to do walk—ins depends on capacity at each local site. the prime minister warned again about the potential threat created by the new variant. sadly, yes, omicron is producing hospitalisations and sadly at least one patient has now been confirmed to have died with omicron. so i think the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus, i think that is somethi

portsmouth, new orleans is going to be 73. charlotte, 73.look at this up-and-down situation we've got going on into next week. sunday, detroit. you're 48. tuesday, you're 31. pittsburgh, 53 on sunday. 34 by tuesday. new york city, sunday we're 55. monday, 66. then down to 41 degrees on tuesday. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good friday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. take a look at the dense fog we have in san josÉ right now. we saw the fog drifting in some spots that are typically not used to seeing that, but you may want to allow extra time to get to work this morning. some visibility spots down to quarter of a mile. we do have sunshine and temperatures reaching into the mid-60s. by next week we will see some slight rain chances in the forecast as our temperatures continue to cool. >> coming up in the next half hour, how would you like to spend the night in an ikea dream come true? we'll show you >> that doesn't seem like a weather story. >> well, it is >> interesting all right, al,

diamond scored the winner in the 95th minute as the league two side knocked out two—time winners portsmouthp guardiola's side 3—1winners at watford, bernardo silva scoring twice and the city boss was happy with another dominant performance from his side. the game could be over after ten or 15 minutes. in the premier league, after 2—0, 300 zero, it never is over. but the most important thing, of course, we want to see more points, but the most important thing is again we played in a good, consistent way that made us control and play a good, good game again. liverpool are just a point behind city, as they moved ahead of chelsea thanks to a 94th minute winner from divock origi. further cementing his cult hero status with another crucial goal. the longer the game goes, and it is still 0—0, then of course you feel the pressure, because you want the result so badly. that we got it is really, really good.— result so badly. that we got it is really, really good. does it make ou feel, really, really good. does it make you feel. in _ really, really good. does it make you feel. in a _ really, really g

to northern— holland and also, portsmouth to northern spain. and i am sorry i haven't been able to do this, whether you can catch — been able to do this, whether you can catch the eurostar train from tomorrow— can catch the eurostar train from tomorrow to brussels or amsterdam. no clarity— tomorrow to brussels or amsterdam. no clarity on — tomorrow to brussels or amsterdam. no clarity on that. you tomorrow to brussels or amsterdam. no clarity on that.— no clarity on that. you have made clear, it no clarity on that. you have made clear. it is — no clarity on that. you have made clear, it is messy _ no clarity on that. you have made clear, it is messy in _ no clarity on that. you have made clear, it is messy in terms - no clarity on that. you have made clear, it is messy in terms of - clear, it is messy in terms of clarity. this is france starting this. is there any hint, simon, that other countries in the eu may follow suit? ~ ., other countries in the eu may follow suit? ~ . ., ., , , suit? well, there have already been tiuhter suit? well, ther

i'm going to take you live to a gorgeous scene in portsmouth, new hampshire where snow is falling down blanketed what we can see right now. parts of massachusetts picking up christmas snow this morning. we're going to take a look now out at graffen, massachusetts. we can see a video coming in from friday where fresh snow fell. what a gorgeous, serene shot with the snow flakes blowing in the breeze. the backyard turned into a winter wonderland. this morning we have rain and lots of it as we take a look at boston, mass you chew sets where we -- massachusetts where it appears traffic is moving smoothly. you want to allow for extra time because you might encounter a few slick spots. craig: to the north, all of that is rain and snow is flying including at yoke harbor beach, maine. we have a mixed precipitation, maybe freezing drizzle around the area, additional snow accumulations of less than an inch or so. we have winter weather advisories in place and these are going to be in place through this morning. these are going to include portions of upstate new york and burlington as well, this i

thank you very much, paul clifton in _ very much, paul clifton in portsmouth for us.es was a "pre—meditated and predatory" attack. it is claimed he struck the 28—year—old as she walked through a park in south—east, london, on her way to meet a friend. now it's time for a look at the weather. a rather gloomy day across many central and southern areas. night—time things look a bit prettier particularly when we have all the lights but we are going to have some issues with mist and fog across parts of eastern england through the course of tonight. tomorrow and indeed into the weekend it's going to be much the same, high—pressure, light winds, and a lot of cloud and sunshine. fog could be an issue across the yorkshire dales into lincolnshire and the wash, perhaps the northern parts of east anglia as well. stubborn to clear and it will be quite dense in places. it will be cold because we had clear skies but elsewhere cloudy, misty and murky and less cold. high pressure with us friday and the weekend, sitting pretty much right on top of the uk. friday, the wind will be light

kind of deterrent. in hart, a former love island contestant, on stage injack and the beanstalk in portsmouthcal flashing? once the thrill of physicalflashing is gone, where it go from there? to nip it in the bud and make it an offence and a punishable offence would be such a deterrent, i think. the punishable offence would be such a deterrent, ithink.— deterrent, i think. the government sa s its deterrent, i think. the government says its new _ deterrent, i think. the government says its new law — deterrent, i think. the government says its new law will _ deterrent, i think. the government says its new law will make - deterrent, i think. the government says its new law will make britain l says its new law will make britain the safest place to go online and that cyber flashing is likely to be addressed. campaigners want the cloak of anonymity removed. and greater protection from unsolicited obscene images. graham satchell bbc news. dominic raabjust obscene images. graham satchell bbc news. dominic raab just after half past seven. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. goo