no matter what the temperatures and sometimes it can get down to minus 20 usually crowded into red square to see the fireworks this year though because of the pandemic like you muscovites sharing these fireworks watching them on the t.v. screen shops the boss the restaurants they too would have to follow quarantine rules they were forced to close at 11 pm but even those russians celebrate the new year with fairly limited restrictions compared to maybe some other countries of course top again even in this time of hope and what 2021 may bring us is a time of hailing from all those scars of the past 12 months russia is still going through a surge in cutting. more than 6000 cases of being confirmed the past they mean while the sputnik the vaccine that's been making its way around the country currently being given to frontline medical workers and the elderly 1st. but one place that stephanie covert free is more than 400 kilometers above us right now on the international space station the crew up there get to see in the new year 16 times as they all but the earth over 28000 kilometers an hour o

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red square is at its picture—postcard best.ng christmas, despite the spiralling infection rate. there are precautions and many things have been scaled back this year, but there's no lockdown, and people told me they are fine with that. translation: i think there is enough restrictions. lots of people wear masks and gloves. i don't think we need anything stricter. translation: we don't need a lockdown, that would stop people earning wages and feeding their families. that happened in spring, and it was really bad. meanwhile, on another ice rink not far away, this is how moscow is dealing with covid. in october, we visited one of multiple giant temporary hospitals. there were free beds back then, but hospitals now across the country are close to capacity, and the death rate from covid is rising. vladimir putin is taking his own precautions. this year's press conference was by video link. the chosen few allowed close to him had to quarantine for two weeks first. but even loyal reporters told him things had never been this tough in

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let's go back to those live pictures from red square in russia, where they're the latest nation to see21. lower key but, as you can see, in keeping with every other city in the world. they're using fireworks, let's listen in. the pandemic is meant that public events have been band. it's hoped that these pictures are sufficient celebrations. that's the scene in russia. many countries have decided to cancel the usual new year celebrations. but some have plenty to celebrate. this was the scene in wuhan, the capital of hubei province in china, several hours ago. the new year was welcomed with a mass street party exactly one year after the city reported an unknown pneumonia outbreak to the world health organization — that was later named covid—19. in many other parts of the world, celebrations had to be scaled back or cancelled, because of surges in coronavirus. dubai has been seeing in the new year in the last hour — a socially—distanced crowd was allowed to watched fireworks at the burj khalifa. and look how different the scene is in paris — a curfew is in place, and thousands of police o

red square in moscow looked like a post called covered in a blanket of snow.ussians give gifts and share their main winter holidays on new year's. festively dressed swimmers and surfers hit the beach in australia. >> there's no one really here, which to be honest i'm not going to complain about. it's far safer. >> bronte beach's scene, however, was called appalling. ♪ ♪ gloria in exchelsio deo >> classical songs and jingle bells as the church's choir gave a christmas eve concert. a fire devastated the historical cathedral last year. it is closed to the public during its renovation. and that wraps this hour of cnn's news room. i'll be back in just a moment. more news. enjoy the music. ♪ ♪ ♪ with our highehest concentratin of prebiotic oat intensely moisturizes over time to improve skin's resilience. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature™. ♪ >>> a recorded warning, then a massive explosion. investigators in nashville are trying to figure out who blew up a motor home in the city center and why. >>> the united states is responding to a new variant of the coronavirus, b

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thousands of lights adorned landmarks like red square, the kremlin, and the bolshoi theater. city has been decorated to mark new year's day which russians celebrate as their main winter holiday. >>> millions of americans are in the northeast experiencing lake-effect snow. buffalo, new york, saw nearly 2 feet of snow in one day and the colding reaching down south as millions are under freeze warnings that extend into central florida. let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. what can you tell us, derek? >> yeah, kim, this is a very localized phenomenon. we're talking about lake-effect snow. it's absolutely fascinating to see how it happens. i'll break down the science, but look at this, we shattered buffalo's 24-hour daytime record for december 26th by almost 8 inches of snow. and equally impressive amounts across the state of new york into indiana and michigan. east of buffalo, you can see how treacherous this snowfall is. when it piles up so quickly, the plows can't keep up, roads become slick. but this is just another average winter day downwind of lake erie, downwind of

red square in moscow looked like a postcard covered in a blanket of snow. traditionally give gifts on their main winter holiday on new years. festive dressed surfers hit the beach until sydney. >> there's not really many of them which i'm not going to complain about. >> it was a far different scene at sydney's bronti beach. new prime minister called this crowdless scene appalling. >>> well, this christmas, a message of hope from queen elizabeth ii. in they are broadcast, she credited her medical staff who worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic. and tried to assure others away from friends and family that they're not alone. >> remarkably, a year that has necessarily kept people apart, has in many ways brought us closer. kwo across the commonwealth, my family and i have been inspired by stories of people volunteering in their community, helping those in need. in the united kingdom and around the world, people have risen magazinificently to the challen of the era. and i'm so quite moved by this indomitable spirit. >> that wraps up this hour of "newsroom." i

we're in the middle of red square and not a single person recognizes him. >> he's just a regular guy.en, i went to africa with him, in 2006. and we went to mandela's cell. >> not only that. on a clear day, you could see cape town. >> when we went to kenya, he had this meeting with some ngos and word got out that he was in there. and when he emerged from this meeting, there were, like, thousands of people waiting to hear him say a few words. when we went to nairobi and he gave a big speech, i got this picture of this guy writing down, like, the bullet points of what he was talking about. >> hey. hey. >> the reception at his grandmother's village was, like, chaotic. >> anytime i think a child comes back to his parents' grave, it makes you reflect on your own life and mortality. and it makes you think about the next generation. >> my wife and i are going to get tested for hiv-aids. so, i just want everybody to remember that, if a u.s. senator can get tested and his wife can get tested, then everybody in this crowd can get tested because you need to know. >> seeing the overwhelming respon

red square is its picture postcard best.ing infection rate. there are precautions — and many things have been scoured back this year, but it's no lockdown, and people told me they are fine with that. translation: i think there is enough restrictions. lots of people wear masks and i don't think we need anything stricter. translation: we don't need a lockdown, that would stop people earning wages and feeding their families. that happened in spring, and it was really bad. meanwhile, on another ice rink not far away, this is how moscow is dealing with covid. in october, we visited one of multiple giant temporary hospitals. there were not free beds back then, but hospitals now across the country are but hospitals now across the country a re close but hospitals now across the country are close to capacity, and the death rate from covid is rising. that image putin is taking his own precautions. —— voting if you didn't, this press conference was by video link. the chosen few allowed close to him had to quarantine for two weeks first

can tell it is getting closer to cistmas as the salvation army's traditional red kettle is on display in new york's time square eight-foot red kettle is on display with red lights that illuminate when people donate. the salvation army said this year, donating is more important than ever because of the pandemic. >> we need to draw attention to the fact that people are still in need, the salvation army is helping people. we are hoping to raise awareness and to support us this season. >> the kettle will stay in time square for a week and then travel to other parts of the city. >>> coming up first, a new report on rising pet scams during the pandemic and how to protect yourself. i'm anne-marie green, this is the cbs morning news. for a flare-up? enough, crohn's. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. te

with fellow broadway stars, sang a song from "sunday in the park" with george in the big red steps times squarel the empty theaters i think it was just something we could come together and do as a community just to say we're not going anywhere, we will be back when it is safe and possible >> jimmy: yes, you will. that's right >> we'll come back and anytime i get to hang out with bernadette peters, who i have zero game face around, so i am such a creep. she was there, a wee little person >> jimmy: so tiny and perfect, yeah >> i go charging up to her, hey bernadette and make her stand next to me, and we're in the middle of a a pandemic my arm around here >> jimmy: and southern voice all of a sudden. hey bernadette start doing "annie get your gun. >> i lose my mind, no game face around her >> jimmy: heard before you were broadway actor you wanted to be zach morris. >> who didn't? >> jimmy: but how far did you go >> i just tried to do, i would watch that show and try to dress like him my hair was all sun and out. and slouch blazers but ended up looking like paula poundstone >> jimmy: suspenders and

despoil you get the difficulties of the pandemic we celebrated this event we had the parade on red square mike and. we had the immortal regiment marching down it all on line streets. and i would like to thank our the people of florida. because should have been despite the challenges they really delivered that it's unity you will agree with what go under any threats. at the heart of our identity to me unity. we saw the medical professionals working 247 over. the entire society supported each other supported their families. those who are struggling. those who wanted to go to needy. you saw that we were all to give the movement. coming together moment i believe. it is really decisive it's part of our identity part of our d.n.a. i really appreciate everyone's efforts thank you so much for taking part in these last came up. with coke i'd like to remind everyone. is the minute you know we should get those michel because the other which we need to. replace your 3 parts of the microphone we need to keep up with the hygiene brewers. who's out there. so our biggest t.v. network. thank you so much.

red pipes. herod norwich, at the greenhouse it's 94,000 square metres, and they just greenhouse it's 94,000 squarenging the gutters. we are providing the gutters. we are providing the climate computer that is controlling the roof ventilation, the screening, the heating, the c02, the evaporators, but also the irrigation. each plant grows out of these gutters and will be 13-15 out of these gutters and will be 13—15 metres long, trained along the way as. these wires stretch up to the roof. it's designed for high wire crops like newcomers, tomatoes and peppers. hell undertake to grow a cucumber? it takes about 18 days, it is difficult stopping asa days, it is difficult stopping as a whole plethora of different actions that need to be taken at the correct time. it depends on the sunlight as well, the quality of the water. everything has to be done correctly and once you get to your 18 days, there's thereafter another 18 days you are getting about 200 cucumbers per square metre. in this one greenhouse, 18 million cucumbers will be grown every year, that's about 3% — 4% of the uk's annual consumption and

acquisition of all of these blocks would give us a development envelope outlined in red, of approximately 35,000 square feet. going back to your comment, chair fewer, about value, we have been in on again/off again negotiations with the owner of this property for approximately 18months. months. those conversations were challenged by the seller's concern with regards to tax liability on the proceeds from the sale and also price. we have now evaluated -- we did a -- i'm going to skip down here to the next to the last line. and our pre-covid price negotiations, we had agreed on in principle a selling price of $4.5 million, subject to appraisal. we actually had an appraisal that justified that price pre-covid. post-covid, the property was reappraised, and the appraised value is currently $3.9million. we are proposing, for your consideration, a pu purchase and sale agreement at a price of $4.2million. this means the city would be paying a premium of $300,000. it is very rare for me to come before the board, asking your consideration of a price over the appraised value. in fact, this is the first time i've e

big thing you want to stay tuned for is the second annual lighting of our red, white and blue christmas tree here at fox square. we will be counting down the minutes to the big reveal. >> indeed. but first, we have a very big announcement. that's right. sit down because fox nation has produced its very first christmas movie. it's called christmas in the rockies and steve and i even got a chance to play a part in the family holiday film. here is a sneak peak. >> hi katie it's steve. >> steve, how's it going. are you ready for the holiday? >> were get in there like everybody else. what can i help you with. >> we would like to make our own annual donation of two dozen christmas trees for this holiday season. >> thank you. >> were just glad to support all your good work katie. merry christmas to you and your family. >> merry christmas to you too. >> hello hey, i wanted to congratulate you on winning the competition. we need to get you on the curvy couch so you can tell us all about it. >> pinky so much. that means a lot to me. >> all i can say is i trained really hard and i give it my best shot. >> that they did.

loockets at you our all-american christmas tree on fox square. redite, and blue remembering all the brave men and women who fought for our country. merry christmas. brian: merry christmas, everybody. i think the countdown now is to christmas shopping and how many can do it in person like first time tell medicine be using online shopping for the first time. a lot of americans like the traditional window shopping pick the right gift as opposed to scanning around. steve: we have been shopping online for a year. brian: go look in the window. steve: to answer your question, it's the countdown to christmas shopping it is exactly three weeks to christmas eve, which is when i normally start. brian: fantastic. ainsley: do you really? steve: i only have to buy for my wife because the kids get -- she buys for everybody. i took took care of her three weeks ago. brian: what's the budget limit? steve: with my wife unlimited. brian: good answer. steve: about 200. thanks for joining us on this thursday. anxiously, you are right. the week is flying by. listen, the co

as the sirens blared, times square emptied, and the empire state building pulsed red. >> the news that depressing to me and i'm sure every new yorker, number of deaths is up on this 728. >> reporter: governor cuomo's daily briefings would tell us it the curve was flattening in new york but not elsewhere. >> i never thought it would be this bad. increasing in 40 states. >> reporter: even as some attention shifted to the death of george floyd and the unrest that followed -- >> it's a scene of utters chaos -- >> reporter: covid was undeterred. soon we were following the surge in cases to this icu in wisconsin. >> you can see the fear in their eyes. you can see how scared they are. >> reporter: then south dakota, minnesota, texas, and montana, in one week. this is one of the hospital's three covid units. tlee at least 14 patients on ventilators now. in billings we met nurse joey trewick who helped hold patients' hands when their families could not. >> i'm a goood nurse, and the nurses i work with are good nurses. but we are broken. >> reporter: in minneapolis, kelly meeker was recovering a

ainsley: that is our all-american christmas tree on fox square beautiful red, white and blue decked outnfirm that i can see it outside just as i come in. it actually plays music. ainsley: you dance when you walk in. brian: i always dance like no one is watching. and i always hope they aren't. i have some good news i'm getting alerts every 10 seconds i joined parler last night. it seems like people are realizing that. if it works out, i will leave the other social media behind. i think gradually get away from it. ainsley: i have been meaning to. i haven't gotten around to it. brian: see if i can get you a password. steve: i think it's great from what i read. when i was a little boy, in my time. brian: long story. steve: short story and transition. it's called a segue, brian, which is not just that. brian: usually a little boy whole life. steve: that would take a while. when i was a little boy santa arrived in kansas in a helicopter lande landed in a mal parking lot and sat in a big chair and sat in everybody's lap. santa arrives sunday in stamford, connecticut rappels down the side of a

acquisition of all of these blocks would give us a development envelope outlined in red, of approximately 35,000 square feet. going back to your comment, chair fewer, about value, we have been in on again/off again negotiations with the owner of this property for approximately 18months. months. those conversations were challenged by the seller's concern with regards to tax liability on the proceeds from the sale and also price. we have now evaluated -- we did a -- i'm going to skip down here to the next to the last line. and our pre-covid price negotiations, we had agreed on in principle a selling price of $4.5 million, subject to appraisal. we actually had an appraisal that justified that price pre-covid. post-covid, the property was reappraised, and the appraised value is currently $3.9million. we are proposing, for your consideration, a pu purchase and sale agreement at a price of $4.2million. this means the city would be paying a premium of $300,000. it is very rare for me to come before the board, asking your consideration of a price over the appraised value. in fact, this is the first time i've e

the heat is taken off, put into these red pipes which then pump it 2.5 kilometres down to the greenhouse. we're here at norwich, at the greenhouse, it's 94,000 squaren the grow gutters. we are providing the climate computer that is controlling the roof ventilation, the screening, the heating, the c02, the evaporators, but also the irrigation. each plant grows out of these gutters and will be 13—15 metres long, trained along the wires. these wires stretch up to the roof. it's designed for high wire crops like cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers. so, how long does it take to grow a cucumber, and is it difficult? it takes about 18 days, it is difficult. there's a whole plethora of different actions that need to be taken at the correct time. it depends on the amount of sunlight as well, the quality of the water. everything has to be done correctly and once you get to your 18 days, there's thereafter another 18 days, another cucumber, to the extent you are getting about 200 cucumbers per square metre. in this one greenhouse, 16—18 million cucumbers will be grown every year, that's about 3%—4% of the uk's annual consumption and robots can also be deployed he