indeed, rana, thank you. i appreciate you _ deaths any day. indeed, rana, thank you.deed, rana, thank you. i appreciate you joining us - you. i appreciate you joining us here on the programme on bbc news. that was rana ayub joining here on the programme on bbc news. that was rana ayubjoining is here on the programme on bbc news. that was rana ayub joining is there from mumbai. does today mark the start of a final return to some sort of normality in europe? with vaccination campaigns picking up and covid infections starting to fall, several countries are beginning to lift lockdowns following a devastating second wave of the pandemic. in france, children are back in class today and people can again travel more freely within the country. in the last few hours, the european commission has recommended easing restrictions on non essential travel to the eu — giving hope to the tourist industry for the coming summer. let's take a look at what is changing and where. greece is reopening the outdoor spaces of its taverns and cafes. in the czech republic, hair and beauty salons h

the next question is going to be for rana. and it asks why did china have such difficulty in creating competitive army units? they did not have enough industry to field task forces or large air forces. but it seems that basic infantry formation should have been achievable. joe relation has that question for you, rana. joke, thanks very much for that that question. short answer is if you look at it one way. which is the way that i think the japanese high command looked at one point you could argue that despite. it's huge. deficiencies the chinese the chinese armed effort actually did extremely well because of course the japanese invaded china understanding that china's capacity to fight back was so weak that they would essentially conquered the entire country within about three months. at least. that's what they seem to have told the emperor. and of course as he pointed out on the eve of pearl harbor, you said, you know, he said to his general said to that they would be able to to perform a successful candidate at that point. h

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but for now we'll send it over to you, rana in the east san leandro, mother of 3 says she believes she's been targeted by an unknown trio who shot the windows. >> from her home and it happened more than once. kron four's. dan thorn. >> has her story. >> so loud popping of a bb gun range out in a san leandro neighborhood tuesday morning around 2 o'clock, an unknown man seen here creating chaos along with 2 others by shooting at a home. i'm appalled about it. >> that's the thing because that children here and at the safety for my children. i mean, just for me, linda lose first floor windows suffered the brunt of the damage. one was shattered. another hit twice. the mother of 3 says this was not the first time and she's not sure why this group keep stealing i. >> feel vulnerable. i i don't know why that are getting my my family. i don't like it. >> it really down the neighborhood along ridge haven drive is filled with families. dennis. leon, a friend of the lu family says he's worried as well. i don't know what motivating these attacks and that's what makes it so scary. these pictures from

rana masimi is an arab israeli who teaches english at the local high school. >> they are moving in our street, and throwing stones. they are shouting at us. they are beating. >> reporter: shauli rappaport is paf d's wish forward. do you want to see lod come back together again, jews and arabs living together, being friends? (silence) >> i don't know, i don't know. >> reporter: really? you feel like you have lost trust with you >> reporter: a severed trust that maybe impossible to stitch together again. israeli is facing multiple fronts tonight and there is little sign any of it will be resolved soon. norah. >> o'donnell: cbs' yas tyab, thank you. tonight the fuel is moving through the entire colonial pipeline but slowly, gasoline is still hard to find from texas to d.c. because of panic buying when the pipeline was shut down for six days after a ransomware attack. and tonight we are learning a ransom was paid to get that gas flowing again. manuel bojorquez reports from north carolina. >> reporter: tonight panic, number one. numberne know seeing lines at p stions wn eremelyesul. but thi

and especially and above all rana spits who, rudy nail moore, who has coordinated all the logistics. now, during my first -- or received an anonymous gift in honor of governor bill clementa who died earlier that. year i don't know why he put those funds to use first before they were transmitted. naturally, i proposed that this would be applied to my mortgage. he passed, a benefactor that like march more the idea that we use the money generated by this endowment to convert one of our so-called junior pose doctoral fellowship lines to one that would support and invited senior scholar who cost more and were harder to pry away from the institutions. so, with that settled, i turned into my social director at the time, sherry smith, for suggestions about who we might targets as the inaugural recipients of the senior fellowship. she immediately proposed darren dochuk who was from the washington university of st. louis, and he was working on a book about oil, religion, politics, right up our alley given its southwestern focus. because of other commitments, you can only join us for this meeti

you an investigative journalist based in mumbai and a global opinions writer for the washington post rana thank you for joining me on upfront you've covered so many things you've covered the devastating impact of anti poor policies on indians you have covered of course religious based riots you've covered extrajudicial killings and of course the 1st wave of cold it 19 in the country and yet despite all of that you write in time magazine last week of the current situation if the apocalypse had an image it would be the hospitals of india what makes this circumstance worse than anything you've seen before. well mark i've been reporting for the last 15 years but i have never and i've seen of course not in the movies so only only covenants the carnage in the year 2002 as a relief worker but what he's doing to the country right now when it isn't in this devastation it is of like a writer friend said last evening it's a holocaust. the prime minister has criminally abdicated his responsibility when the 2nd vive of with 19 has been devastating indians has has ravaged the rest of the country and th

that op-ed in the washington post sounded lofty, it sounded big, it was talking about big golds, rana rÖttgen, conservatism. is there a longer game here for lewis cheney? >> as i think john boehner said a leader without followers is just taking a walk in the woods by themselves, in some way you can say that liz cheney is about to take a walk in the woods by herself. i think she's standing on principle in this moment, as it resulted from the events of january six. i think there is always a question to be had for somebody who comes to politics well informed with an intelligence that took them all the way to the united states congress to say, what took you so long to recognize the threat of donald trump? what did you do to enable this man that actually was able to capture the republican party? but she's making the right decision in the minds of a lot of people in this moment, i think the question is what comes next for like liz cheney. she will remain a republican but she will be on that lonely side of the aisle within the republican party. i have been there, i know it. i think the broad

looks like we just lost r rana foroohar. the reality of the times we're living in. we'll of course continue the conversation about dark side and the economy through the next two hours. we're also learning details about the russia based group that the fbi says was responsible. the attack on the largest gas pipeline in the u.s. as we've been discussing. americans are starting to worry about gas prices hitting $3 or above in some places. >> we also have breaking news out of israel. hamas firing multiple rockets. we are live for you in jerusalem. - [announcer] when you earn a degree from southern new hampshire university, it's worth getting loud... - woo! i did it! (people cheering) - [announcer] ...and emotional. - [woman]woo hoo! - cool! - [man] we're proud of you, right, trav? - yeah! - [announcer] snhu graduates recognize what they can accomplish with a supportive university by their side. - i did it... you can too! - [announcer] start your celebration at snhu.edu priceline works with top hotels, to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big dea

his name is nielson beha rana. he's originally -- excuse me, barahona. he's originally from honduras. he lived in georgia for 20 years before he was pulled over and got a dui. that resulted in him being put into i.c.e. custody. he was held by i.c.e. for about a year till he was finally let out last november. he's at high risk for covid. it was not safe for him to be in a facility where detainees had to macgyver ppe out of lunch trays. he went on a hunger strike to try to pressure i.c.e. to release him because he thought this was going to kill him. he sent us this video telling us what it was like inside that irwin county, georgia, facility last year. >> i experienced one of the most frightening moments of my life. i found myself in a place where the conditions was dangerous, and it was impossible to protect yourself from covid. we experienced poor sanitation in a place where social distancing was impossible. masks, hand sanitizers, soap, and gloves are some of the things that we never -- they were never provided to us. we asked for these things, but they

this is the washington post columnist and government critic rana ayyub in mumbai.ial media hype people begging for oxygen, hospitals begging for oxygen, hospitals begging for oxygen, whereas the government led by the renter mode it was leading elections. the bgp election page was live tweeting the rallies which it said was a festival of democracy with thousands of unmasked people. but there is clearly a lot of public support for mr modi still. his bjp party may have lost that election in west bengal. but it increased its number of seats. it had hoped to do even better, and win outright. that didn't however happen. one analyst tweeted. . .. he is referring to india's only woman chief minister, mamata banerjee — she's a fierce modi critic. naredra modi has been accused of focusing on polls rather than the pandemic. and he has resisted imposing a national shutdown even though some individual states have imposed restrictions. and america's leading scientist on covid has this warning. the most important thing immediately is to get more oxygen supplies, get medication, g

once again let me thank senator rana for her graciousness and recognize her. >> thank you. i ask all nominees who come before any of the committees on which i said. since you became a legal adult, have any of you ever made unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or sexual harassment of assault of a sexual nature? >> no. >> no. >> have any of you ever faced discipline or settle-relate kind of conduct? >> no. >> no. >> for ms. shyu, i am very glad that president biden nominated such a highly qualified individual like yourself, and if confirmed, you will be the highest ranking civilian asian american at the department of defense. and i think we all recognize that diversity is a welcome thing in all of our services. so hearing your testimony, it is very clear you work very closely with a lot of small businesses. i'm really glad that you recognize the importance of reauthorizing sbir program. so one of the concerns we have, there are a lot of innovations being done by small businesses. in fact, there is recognition that most innovation comes from small busine