ros: i'm ros atkins with "outside source." president has become the first to receive the coronavirus vaccine under the covax scheme. >> is important that i set the example that this vaccine is safe. ros: ivory coast has also started its inoculation by fusing vaccines under the same u.n.- scheme that has been set up to ensure doses of the vaccine are fairly shared around the world. me and my --myanmar's security forces have stepped up action against protesters. former french president nicolas sarkozy has been convicted of corruption and influence peddling for trying to bribe a judge after leaving office. and prince philip is transferred to another hospital inondon for tests for heart condition. the 99-year-old duke has been in hospital for routine days. -- 13 days. ros: a warm welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america, and if you are watching on bbc world news. we will begin with the latest on covax. we have talked about it a lot, this global scheme to get coronavirus vaccines to a range of countries including lower in

ros: astrazeneca sees it differently.t it is a deliver as many as they hoped, it is not accept they failed to deliver on their contract. the polish prime minister wrote in politico that the eu should make exporting dependent on the compliance of vaccine producers to meet their commitments. in other words, saying astrazeneca would be able to export vaccines outside the eu unless it delivers the expected amounts to the eu. let's get analysis. >> i a hearing that it is unlikely eu leaders will give the green light to those controls. the cosion says that they should. they have exported so many vaccines despite short supply here. one diplomat saying to me 20 million sent since december, but the eu is still waiting to receive a vaccine back in return. many eu leaders to not like the idea of blocking exports. trade minded countries say it could trash the eu's reputation and disrupt global supply chains. but all of these leaders are under public pressure to take action. belgium is on -- is one of a number of countries reintroduci

ros: reuters is reporting the u.s.ent says it has been in touch with the ethiopian broadcast authorities on the treatment of journalists. let me bring you some details of a secret research operation that happened two years ago. we only found out about it today. the priceless fossil of an early human is more than 3.6 million years old and has apelike and humanlike traits. it was transported by armed guards from south africa all the way to britain's facility were scientists studied it in detail using a world-class x-ray eachine. anthropologist unearthed these fossils in the 1990's in south africa. >> little foot was a kind of human ancestor that lived millions of years ago. we know that 3.6 7 million years ago, this little female was in forested area, tropical forest area, of what is now known as caves near johannesburg. for some reason, she fell into the cave. ros: this fossil is being compared to the importance of another one. it is called lucy. more on that in all the stories we cover on the bbc website. i will see yo

♪ ros: i'm ros atkins wit "outside source."e justice of sussex has told oprah winfrey that being a part of the royal family has made her wish that she was no longer alive. now let's turn to an important story in brazil. the supreme court has annulled the criminal convictions of the former president. that clears the way for him to run in next year's election, if you chooses to. he was barred from running for office in 2018 when he was imprisoned for corruption. president jair bolsonaro went on to win that year, but lulu has always drawn considerable populist support, and this could allow him to make a return to politics. let's bring in our south american correspondent, live in sao paulo. >> i think it throws open what will happen in next year's presidential elections. this is a decision by a judge who has annulled the convictions ofula, but it will be reviewed by the full court. effectively, he has said the cases related to lula, which stems from this massive graft operation, operation carwash, linked to petrobras, the state own

ros: hello, i'm ros atkins. .ohnson is trying to stop the eu from banning exports of astrazeneca vaccine to the meanwhile, as countries argue over supply issues, in the u.s., a study shows the astrazeneca jab is 100% effective in stopping serious illness. nicola sturgeon has been cleared of breaching ministerial rules and her handling of sexual misconduct complaints against her predecessor. >> i believe i acted appropriately in a difficult situation, and i have the independent verification of that. ros: the eu, u.k., and canada are holding china responsible for mistreatment of uighurs. and a large campfire at a camp in bangladesh. whether you are watching on pbs in america, on the bbc news channel in the u.k., or elsewhere on bbc world news, welcome to "outside source." we begin with the european union's threat to restrict vaccine exports to the u.k. the eu is frustrated that while astrazeneca's u.k. orders have been fulfilled cpletely, the company hasn't been able to meet its targets for the eu. we heard from the

. ♪ ros: hello, i'm ros atkins, welcome to "outside source." slamming the brakes on the astrozen vaccine. >> it's been as a precaution. ros: germany, france, spain are the latest countries to temporarily halt their use over blood clots. meanwhile, cases of coronavirus continue to rise in europe. in italy, much of the country has gone into a third lockdown. also, in the next hatch an hour, the protests are continuing in myanmar and so is the violent response from the military. mo than 40 people were killed by police on sunday. ♪ a warm welcome to you. whether you're watching in the u.k., on the "bbc news" channel,around the world on "bbc news" or in america on cbs pbs. france has become the latest country to stop the vaccine because of a blood clots, although there's no indication of a link. earlier the republic of ireland and the netherlands made a similar decision that. means 11 european countries in total have paused their rollout of this vacne. european medicines agent sis says it's carrying out a review into differences of blood clots. it s

. >> these ros: -- ros: these pictures are from myanmar where the military crackdown continues. >> theyng to kill us. they use real bullets all the time. ros: jury selection has started in the trial of the former police officer connected with the death of george floyd, which triggered weeks of protests across -- a death which triggered weeks of protests across the country. ♪ a warm welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america. within the last three hours, buckingham palace has responded to meghan and harry'interview with oprah winfrey. the statement says the whole family saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been. goes on to say the issues of race are concerning and issues are very serious and will be handled privately. it concludes harry, megan, and archieill always be much loved family members. that was the royal statement. prince charles was seen out today. you can see the prince of wales visited a pop-up vaccination center in london he declined to say anything about the interview. >> can i ask what you think? ros: for his reaction to that

ros: professor, thank you for your time. ♪ ros: as we have done all week, let's turn to the situationhe u.s. and mexico. recent weeks have seen a marked increase in arrivals. many making the journey believe they will have an easier chance of crossing into the u.s. under the biden administration. but on tuesday, joe biden put out a clear message to those thinking about making th journey he said, don't come -- journey. he said, don't come. many were arrested on the border between the u.s. and mexico. 9500 of them were children. while adults and families are turned away, unaccompanied children are being let through. more than 400 are in facilities while their cases are processed. the countries are in central america. bbc mundo has spent time making the journey. reporter: this is one of the stops on the migrant route. because of the increase in the arrival of people, they cannot accept all the people waiting here every single day. outside of a shelter, we meet michael. he is 17 and has been walking from honduras for five days. >> [speaking spanish] reporter: he walked hundreds of kilomete

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ros, thank you. let's move _ about some of these measures. ros, thank you. admission, the lockdown delay was a lethal mistake, the pm's allies admit. tt is lockdown delay was a lethal mistake, the pm's allies admit.— the pm's allies admit. it is the first time _ the pm's allies admit. it is the first time we _ the pm's allies admit. it is the first time we have _ the pm's allies admit. it is the first time we have seen - the pm's allies admit. it is the i first time we have seen anything like this coming from anywhere close to number ten. the telegraph is, as newspapers go, perhaps the most supportive of borisjohnson, of all the papers. so it's interesting that it is here. this is the sort of thing you often see as clearing the ground for a later statement. i notice there is not anything for number ten officially in there, it is all sort of friends of the prime minister say this, allies say that, without putting any names to them. there is also a certain amount of qualification. chris whitty is mentioned as potentially taking some flak. so is patrick balance

ro khanna has made me a better congressman because he doesn't take money from lobbyists or pacs. most members of congress get most of their money from lobbyists, pacs, and special interests. because of ro's inspiration i'm the only republican who won't take any lobbyist or pac money. >> let me return the compliment to matt. when we were trying to end our involvement in yemen and trying to make sure that we didn't get into iran, matt went against people in his own party in his own leadership to stop those wars. and if i was just trying to put together a coalition on the left we would never have made the progress on yemen. we would have never made the progress in stopping the intervention in iran. so, people said why are you working with matt gaetz i said well if you care about stopping wars overseas, look at what he is doing. >> brian: all right. are you ready for rapid fire? here is something you agree on ending forever wars. matt, why? >> because america is too special and we ought to focus

congressman ro khanna is a democrat from california.is a member of the house committee on oversight and reform. abdullah alaoudh is the research director for the gulf at the organization democracy for the arab world now, or dawn. the organization is the brainchild of jamal khashoggi. alaoudh was a friend of the late khashoggi. he is -- his father has been a held in solitary confinement in saudi arabia since 2017. we welcome you both to democracy now! let's begin with abdullah alaoudh. can's you respond to the report's release, what you found most significant about it and the biden administration response? >> thank you so much for having us. it is a pleasure to be here. the report was no surprise. there was no new information. we already knew that bin salman was implicated in the murder, we just needed that report to be released. and we think it is a huge step toward transparency. it also we think it is equally important to follow that with a step toward accountability, which is as we know now, implicated in the murder, it is important t

hello i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.w it may limit vexing exports to countries like the uk. those measures may still go ahead, we are still trying to work out what the plan forward is for the eu and uk. also to do with vaccines, india is announcing a temporary hold on all major exports of the astrazeneca vaccine, they want to use those doses inside india and one of the efforts to raise this 200,000 tonne ship that is stuck in the suez canal blocking one of the world parts of most important trading routes. —— world's most important. the eu is looking to bring in more export controls on vaccines. it's being accused of vaccine nationalism by critics in the uk. and the former president of the european commission, jean claudejuncker, is confused. nobody knew or understands why we are witnessing such stupid vaccine more. —— such a stupid vaccine war. well let's try and understand it. it's a story of two competing world views. the eu's frustration starts with this graph. it's vaccinating at a much slower rate than the uk and th

let's cross over to ros krasny in washington. it looks like the biden team is on the verge of a solid victory. ros: it does look like that. the winners less the biden team than the american public. we are looking now for the house to take this legislation up again on tuesday. there have been some changes since the house passed it. we have heard that although some of the wish list was whittled away, many are happy so we could get this to biden by midweek. >> you talk about a lot of negotiations and horsetrading to get to this point, what does the package look like? what had to be sacrificed to get it through? ros: it is good to remember that the horsetrading was basically between democrats. there was very little horsetrading with republicans because they did not support the legislation. they will get the $1400 direct stimulus checks that most americans will get. that is a big one. extended unemployment benefits that go through september. that is a key one also. and there is money for vaccine distribution. there is money for state

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up next is a special programme on what happened with astrazeneca with ros atkins. bye— bye.ent, now finds itself in a scientific and political storm because from the start it was also seen as being particularly important. this is a really significant moment in the fight against this pandemic because the vaccine is the way out and the approval of the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine brings forward the date at which we're going to bring this pandemic to an end. the leading immunologist professor helen fletcher told us in december: so we have a vaccine that is relatively cheap, easy to store, vital to the global roll—out, and which the uk, european regulators, and the who all say is fine to use. so why is this happening? france, germany and italy are among several

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. >> here with me right now, congressman ro khanna who will vote again on this rescue package this weekme on. >> do you see that manchin really just helped it along? >> i think the important thing is that this is a very strong bill. it's going to help give people $1400 checks, it's going to increase the child tax credit. that's a very important policy. it's going to put $3,000 in the pockets for every child of working class and middle class americans, a big change. so overall it's a good bill that i will support. >> at the same time did manchin also reveal what the road ahead will be like for democrats to work together to keep a consensus going? >> well, we obviously need to build bridges and to have a consensus on any policy with the house and the senate. it's obvious that i fought very hard to have a minimum wage increase. i really think that was one thing that is missing in this bill. i'm going to continue to fight very hard to get a $15 wage. but we always need to have outreach in trying to be constructive because it takes both 51 votes in the senate and a majority of the house to g

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. >>> mire, uno de cada 5 estadounidenses ha dicho que perdió a un familia ro amigo cerca por el covid también dice que uno de cada 3 encuestados no quieren colocarse la vacuna y que son esgiudores del partido republicano . el número de casos de covid-19 en niños ha bajado pero aunque la cifra sigue disminuyendo, en esto séptima semana ha sido menos significativa niños son el 13 % de los ocasos. >>> y comunidad inmigrante está atenta a los cambios migratosios de la administración biden. >>> inmigrantes están atentos a los oambios de leyes de inmigración y por eso deben estar bien informado . >>> si usted ve que el abogado no está siendo claro con las respuestas y no dan sus datos, haga preguntas, averigüe, llame a la gencia. >>> dijo que el servicio de ciudadanía y migración se enfoca en ofrecer más información por internet y recomienda verificar qué sucede en su proceso migratorio . >>> si en tres meses no recibe un aviso de que pasa con su caso, hay algo que no está funcionando correctamente. >>> dijo que uno de los errores más comunas es notificar a que de un cambio de domicilio. >>

we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment with ros altmann and james moore — firsthe headlines. chanting. shame on you! the head of the met police says she does not intend to resign and welcomes a review into the police's handling of last night's vigil for sarah everard. i don't think anybody who was not in the operation can actually pass a detailed comment on the rightness and wrongness of it. you know, this is fiendishly difficult policing. but criticism of the police has been swift, from across the political spectrum and those who attended the vigil. authorities in the republic of ireland recommend temporarily suspending use of the astrazeneca vaccine, after a report of four new cases of blood clotting incidents in adults who'd had the jab in norway. the foreign secretary makes another call for the immediate release of british—iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — after she faces new allegations of anti—government propaganda in court. and it's the music industry's biggest awards night of the year — the grammys — they're being held at a virtual ceremony in los angel

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now calm to light conditions ncor ro ai want to yoe thwindiest locations this morning.o, especially up in the higher elevations, the hills and mountains seeing the strong off shore winds, 73-mile an hour wind gusts. mount diablo. looking at 59 miles an hour wind gusts. up to 52, oakland, sfo. 26 miami an hour wind gusts. because of those strong off shore winds, especially those winds aloft there's a wind advisory that's in effect for all of the bay area hills, mountains and the san francisco peninsula coast until 10:00 a.m. today. as we go -- we will warm it up significantly. many of us in to the 70's this afternoon and still breezy through the day. we will continue to see the above average temperatures and the warm temperatures through thursday. cooler by our easter weekend coming up. all right. if are you suffering lergies, we are talking about that pollen count in to the high category tuesday, all the way through friday. rest of the workweek. looking at the high pollen count levels. it's because of the tight pressure gradient. we have the ridge of high pressure and l

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now on bbc news, ros atkins onjoe biden�*s first foreign policy test — how to deal with saudi arabia. cheering and applause it's been six weeks since joe biden became president. six weeks for him to begin the work of turning campaign promises into policy. promises like this on saudi arabia. president trump has not punished senior saudi leaders. would you? yes. and i would make it very clear we were not going to in fact sell more weapons to them. we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are. that was on the campaign trail. this is the biden administration in power. we are very focused on future conduct. and that is part of why we have cast this, not as a rupture, but a recalibration.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. as the trial of the white american policeman accused of killing him begins defence and prosecution have been laying out their cases. my minutes and 29 seconds. the most important numbers you will hear in this trial are what happened in that time when ms. terry derek chauvin was applying this excessive force to the body of mr george floyd. he faces three counts, second—degree murder, and manslaughter. his lawyer said this in his defence. aha, manslaughter. his lawyer said this in his defence.— manslaughter. his lawyer said this in his defence. a reasonable doubt is a bout that _ in his defence. a reasonable doubt is a bout that is _ in his defence. a reasonable doubt is a bout that is based _ in his defence. a reasonable doubt is a bout that is based on - in his defence. a reasonable doubt is a bout that is based on reason i is a bout that is based on reason and common sense. at the end of this case we're going to spend

. >> we are on toep ro t it a live look on the golden gate camera. you see the drops on the lens.ong will it last? we will check with drew tuma. >> yeah, we are under a band of heavy rain and strong wind. the we justad line ofut creek. and it is rainy and windy along the peninsula, able to get heavy rain. this is the second round of downpours working in the sunset, richmond sth san francisco and pacifica as well. the yellows and oranges and reds, the downpours. the north bay, the brunt of the storm too, heavy winds. the gusts are close to 50 miles per hour as the front moves through. it's going to stay with us through at least the next sick hours. the storm impacts, powers and downpours, strong winds and slick roads. we will see you the end of the storm and more rain on the way. >> look forward to hearing from you then. >> and to tract the rain, you can watch live doppler 7 on your tv. simply search abc 7 bay area to download now >>> there is exciting reopening news tonight. starting in april, california theme parks, outdoor shows will welcome back visitors. more on how the local

warm and then all of a sudden the breeze picked up and then the w whatever warmth was around you c rothe atmosphere really getting squeezed between big storm this big area of high t grea pressure over the pacific means there is more atmosphere here and it gets squeezed even more in the winds will pick up. the storm system is moving farther off to the east, so that will relax the squeeze on the atmosphere, and they have been dying down already this evening. the strongest wind speeds we are seeing are in the 14, 15, 60 mile an hour range with a few gusts still over 20 miles an hour. that's a far cry from the 30, 40 and 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts we had earlier today. we are going to be at the high end of the williams/i category of pollen for one more day and then it's just in the high category for thursday, friday and saturday. there is no rain in the forest to scrub any the atmosph temperatures are still pretty mild, upper 50s to around 60 degrees. we will drop about another 10 degrees from where we currently stand. that puts most of us in the 40s for early tomorrow morning. another n

hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. the eu's medical regulator gave the astrazeneca vaccine the green light. this vaccine because might benefit in protected people from covid—19 outweigh the possible risks —— vaccine�*s benefits. outweigh the possible risks -- vaccine's benefits.— outweigh the possible risks -- vaccine's benefits. italy and france will resume _ vaccine's benefits. italy and france will resume using _ vaccine's benefits. italy and france will resume using the _ vaccine's benefits. italy and france will resume using the vaccine. - vaccine's benefits. italy and france| will resume using the vaccine. they were among the countries with the poorest reports of blood cross. paris is heading back into lockdown on friday. in the first meeting between senior officials in the biden administration in china —— and china takes place. thank you very much forjoining me. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. let's start with the astrazeneca vaccine. the european medicines agency has been examinin

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ro khanna, congratulations. >> thank you, wolf. >>> urgent warnings from health experts. >>> plus whathe purchase of 100 million additional doses of covid vaccine means for the u.s. vaccination effort. inflation rising, currencies falling. but i've seen centuries of this. with one companion that hedges the risks you choose and those that choose you. the physical seam of a digital world, traded with a touch. my strongest and closest asset. the gold standard, so to speak ;) people call my future uncertain. but there's one thing i am sure of... >>> more now on the pandemic news. president biden announcing that the administration will buy 100 million doses of the single-dose johnson & johnson vaccine. erica hill is joining us right now. you're in new rochelle, new york, right outside of new york city. that was one of the early epicenters of the pandemic. >> reporter: yeah, it was. you'll recall, wolf, a year ago, governor cuomo announcing one-mile radius in new rochelle because of 100 cases. being under the microscope in those early days, the mayor tells me, that it was tough and it was a

hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source.he royal family led her to contemplate suicide. she tells oprah winfrey that someone within the palace raised questions about the skin colour of their son archie. so, we have in tandem the conversation of he won't be given security, he's not going to be given a title. and also, concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. 0ne commentator called those allegations a stain on the royal. more than 17 million people watched

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hello, i'm ros atkins, welcome to outside source.in myanmar. today was the bloodiest day since the coup happened on the 1st of february. they started using, i believe, a sound bomb before they fired a shot, so we just ran away. deaths have been reported in at least three cities, and videos showed soldiers allegedly beating medics who were trying to treat injured protesters. german media are reporting the country's main opposition, buckingham palance says it's concerned by allegations meghan bullied staff reported in the times, and will look into the circumstances around the article. german media are reporting the country's main opposition,

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