hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. of its voices and more than 10,000 coalition troops have died in afghanistan over 20 years. the uk pending at the borisjohnson also today announced the and of its mission. i today announced the and of its mission. ., , ., ., ., today announced the and of its mission. ., .,., , ., mission. i hope that no one comes to the false conclusion _ mission. i hope that no one comes to the false conclusion that _ mission. i hope that no one comes to the false conclusion that there - the false conclusion that there withdrawal of our forces somehow means the end of britain's commitment to afghanistan. we are not turning away. in commitment to afghanistan. we are not turning away-— commitment to afghanistan. we are not turning away. in other news, the euro ean not turning away. in other news, the european parliament _ not turning away. in other news, the european parliament voted - not turning away. in other news, the european parliament voted to - not turning away. in other news, the | european pa

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins. this is "outside source." the u.s.ary says its pullout from afghanistan as more than 90% complete, two months earlier than expected. the taliban is saying it is taking another 10 districts as it pushes some afghan government forces into retreat. >> by no means as anyone defected to the taliban. they may have abandoned their posts because they were no longer able to fight. ros: nigeria has ordered some schools and one stayed close after the 11th mass kidnapping of students in six months. more than 140 students were taken in the latest raid, and parents are furious. >> we stand with one voice, condemn what happened. we will continue to protest until our children are brought back. ros: u.k. government setting out details about how it plans to fully unlock despite a new surge of coronavirus. >> the differee is this vaccine wall of defense is working. the link between cases and hospitalizations is severely weakened. welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america, and to everyone else on bbc world news. the united states

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source.sident's business affairs. a top executive, allan weisselberg — handed himself in earlier. the charges — believed to involve the evasion of taxes — are due to be unsealed, any moment. we'll be live in new york to see where the investigation into mr trump's business empire goes next. president biden is in miami, he's visiting the site of the apartment collapse. the president thanked first responders who searched in the rubble — and will meet the families of some of the 145 people still missing. and after more than 1,000 scotland fans caught covid visiting london for the football we'll speak to this who official about her concerns.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. after 16 months, nearly all of england's coronavirus rules have been lifted. social distancing rules are over — nightclubs are open and capacity limits have been removed. all this as cases continue to rise. the prime minster insists now�*s the right time. if we don't open up now, then we face the risk of even tougher conditions in the coming months when the virus has a natural advantage. —— in the colder months. the uk has also announced it will vaccinate certain groups of under—18s, but the vast majority won't be eligible for now. also in the programme: we'll get the latest on the devastating floods in europe. in germany, more than 170 people are still missing. at least 160 are confirmed dead. rain is continuing to wreak havoc, with attention now shifting to parts of austria — these are the streets in one town in the salzburg region. we begin in england and, 480 days after they were first introduced, most legal restrictions on social contact have been lifted. including the restrictio

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. in the uk, there's some confusion over whether everyone whose pinged by the nhs covid app should self—isolate. the government says it is crucial for people to do so if alerted — but earlier a minister said people could make an "informed decision". the richest person in the world, jeff bezos, has briefly gone into into space. we'll look the ethics of space travel for the very wealthy. how it felt? oh my god! my expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded. thousands of adults in england are self—isolating. the vast majority don't have covid, many though have been pinged by the trace and track app. and it may have come as a surprise to some of them to see this report from the times. it told us that investment minister,lord gerry grimstone, the bbc has confirmed this too. that s right — an advisory tool. then this morning the business minister paul scully did a series of interviews. he told times radio that self—isolating after being pinged was a decision for individuals an

stay with us on bbc news, now it�*s time for ros atkins on the north american heatwave.have killed people. and to connect what we�*re doing with our planet and how we are tackling climate change. the science is absolutely clear. this is all part of the same story. we�*re seeing the effects of climate change in california and other parts of the country and the world as well but it is already happening. we cannot keep waiting to act. let�*s take this stage by stage. by looking at how these heat waves fit into a far bigger picture, and we will start up close — on the western side of north america. the first heatwave began in latejune. this portland in the us and this is british columbia and canada. ——in canada.

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. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source." are celebrating their euro 2020 victory after beating england in that penalty shootout at wembley. the team is back home, got a hero's welcome in rome, after thousands of supporters turn.com including the president and prime minister. this is italy's second european championship victory, the last in 1968. england's players hav had a much more difficult day. those who missed penalties have been facing a torrent of racial abuse online and there has been condemnation. >> for thoseirecting racist abuse at some of the players, i say shame on you. i hope you crawl back under the rock from which you emerged. ros: we will also talk about the south african military being deployed on the streets to stamp out violent protests after the jailing of its former president jacob zuma. police are framing the violence on criminals and opportunistic individuals. french president emmanuel macron has announced mandatory vaccines for health workers as france continues to grapple with a resurgence of covid c

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.alerted by the nhs track and trace app. businesses are complaining about staff shortages. and we will hear from a supermodel on why she quit the fashion industry. i ieit quit the fashion industry. i felt treat quit the fashion industry. i felt great pressure _ quit the fashion industry. i felt great pressure being _ quit the fashion industry. i felt great pressure being the first muslim hijab wearing model in the industry, and i got to a place where i was so far removed from my own image. let me update you on the flooding in china. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the region of henan in china as officials confirmed that at least 33 people have died. they include a dozen commuters in zhengzhou who were caught on the underground as the carriage is filled with water. zhengzhou had a year's worth of rain in three days — and more is forecast. robin brant is there. the rain has stopped for now, but some of the roads are still like rivers — evidence of how overwhelming the

ros: i'm ros atkins. this is "outside source." we are watching u.s.sident joe biden giving a speech about voters rights inhiladelphia. let's continue to listen. president biden: to wait longer to vote, to drive a long way to get to vote. they want to make it so hard and inconvenient, they hope people do not vote at all. that is what this is about. this year alone, 17 states have enacted -- not just proposed but enacted -- 28 new laws to make it harder for americans to vote. not to mention, nearly 400 additional bills republican members of the state legislatures are trying to pass. 21st-century jim crow assault israel -- is real. it is unrelenting. we are going to challenge it vigorously. [applause] while this brought assault against voting rights is not unprecedented, it is taking on a new and literally pernicious form. it is no longer about who gets to vote, or making it easier for eligible voters to vote, it is about who gets to count. who gets to count whether onot your vote counted at all. it is about moving from independent election administrator

. ♪ ros: hello, i'm ros atkins with "outside source." our lead story comes from new york.rganization cfo, allen weisselberg, is being charged with tax fraud in new york. bad news, i'm afraid -- it has been engulfed by a wildfire. the latest images in british columbia. >> are house is actually doing pretty well so far. ros: the population of 250 has been told to leave. lytton recorded the temperature 49.6 degrees celsius on tuesday. let's hear a report from 11:30 in vancouver. >> the entire town was evacuated with very short notice. thereere reports of walking on the side of the highway nearby, and people were being told, jump in my car, let's go. people did not have time to go pack their things. a quote from the mayor saying, a miracle if everyone made it out alive. we are waiting to see what the devastation is, but so far, it's not looking good for this town, about 200 kilometers northeast of vancouver. the temperatures were nearly 50. it's completely unprecedented. we haven't seen temperatures like this ever. temperatures recorded in canada, it has broken three days of r

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.now returned to rome, where they've been welcomed by italy's president and prime minister — it's their second european championship victory. but the last one was back in the 60s, so this one is a big deal. england's three players who missed penalties have been targeted with a torrent of racial abuse online. and there's widespread disgust. to those who have been directing racist abuse at some of the players, i say shame on you, and i hope you will crawl back under the rock from which you

. ♪ ros: hello, i'm ros atkins. this is "outside source." president biden says the u.s.mission in afghanistan will end in august. president biden: we need to move swiftly. the military mission in afghanistan will conclude on august 31. ros: more than 2000 troops died in afghanistanver 20 years. the president says america achieved its objectives but as it leaves, the taliban is gaining territory from the afghan government. the government in haiti saying two of the men arrested from the assassination of the president are americans, one is said to be a u.s. cen, other suspects remain holed up in a building where they are exchanging fire with police. all spectators will not be banned from olympic events in tokyo. the city is now under a state of emergency because of a surge of covert infections -- covid infections. ♪ welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america, and to everyone else on bbc news. let's begin with president biden. he has announced u.s. troops would withdraw from afghanistan by august 31. that will end america's longest war. we already knew 90% had alrey

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.virus cases since january. norway marks the tenth anniversary of the killing of 77 people by a neo—nazi. record number of people have been pinged by the nhs app in england and the and businesses are saying there could be shortages. and we hear from supermodel halima aden on why she quit

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.rnment says it is crucial for people to do so if alerted — but earlier a minister said people could make an "informed decision". the richest person in the world, jeff bezos, has briefly gone into into space. we'll look the ethics of space travel for the very wealthy. how it felt? oh my god! my expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded.

hello, i'm ros atkins.ma. businesses ransacked and now writing for five days across two provinces and the government says the situation has gotten out of hand. we cannot situation has gotten out of hand. : cannot allow anyone to make a mockery of our democratic state and we have instructed the residences to double their efforts. the we have instructed the residences to double their efforts.— double their efforts. the military has been deployed _ double their efforts. the military has been deployed to _ double their efforts. the military has been deployed to help - double their efforts. the military has been deployed to help the i double their efforts. the military - has been deployed to help the police and a hundred people have been arrested so far. in the us, president biden is but to make the case for sipping voting rights legislation in a speak you'll make in philadelphia. some republican controlled state are trying to tighten voting rules, including texas was approaching democrats to leave the state.— t

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.nd capacity limits have been removed. all this as cases continue to rise. the prime minster insists now�*s the right time. if we don't open up now, then we face the risk of even tougher conditions in the coming months when the virus has a natural advantage. —— in the colder months. the uk has also announced it will vaccinate certain groups of under—18s, but the vast majority won't be eligible for now. also in the programme: we'll get the latest on the devastating floods in europe. in germany, more than 170 people are still missing. at least 160 are confirmed dead.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source.ed from their rooftops. others have been swept away. more than a0 people are dead. agree for the people who lost their lives. we do not know the number, but it will be many. some of the basements of their houses, some were working as firefighters trying to bring others to safety.- working as firefighters trying to bring others to safety. people had to be rescued _ bring others to safety. people had to be rescued and _ bring others to safety. people had to be rescued and many _ bring others to safety. people had to be rescued and many are - bring others to safety. people had i to be rescued and many are affected. unfortunately, the forecast is for more rain, we will have the latest on the story. south

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. in england, there's some confusion over whether everyone whose pinged by the nhs covid app should self—isolate. the government says it is crucial for people to do so if alerted — but earlier a minister said people could make an "informed decision". the richest person in the world, jeff bezos, has briefly gone into into space. how it felt? oh, my god! my expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded. torrential rain in central china is causing widespread disruption — these passengers had to be rescued from a subway train boris johnson's former adviser dominic cummings tells the bbc there was talk of replacing mrjohnson as prime minister, days after his election victory. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. thousands of people in england are self—isolating. the vast majority don't have covid — they were pinged by the covid app. and perhaps they got a surprise today. here's the times reporting that investment minister lord gerry grimstone "told one

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. 45 people have died in south africa in unrest triggeredce in two provinces, the government admits the situation has �*got out of hand'. we cannot allow anyone to make a mockery of our democratic state. and we have been instructed law enforcement agencies to double their efforts. south africa's military has been deployed to help overstretched police, over 800 people have been arrested so far. in the us, presidentjoe biden is giving his first major speech on voting rights in philadelphia shortly.

. ♪ ros: hello, i'm ros atkins with outside source.gland, there is confusion whether everyone pinged with the app should self-isolate. it's crucial for people to do so if alerted, but people could make an informed decision. the richest person in the world, jeff bezos briefly going into space. >> on how it felt, oh, my god! my expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded. ros: torrential rain in central china causing widespread disrupt. these passengers had to be rescued from a subway train. there was talk of replacing mr. johnson's prime minister days after his election victory. well, whether you're watching on pbs in america, on the b.c.s. news channel in the u.k. or elsewhere on "bbc world news," you're welcome to outside source. thousands of people in england are self-isolating. the majority don't have covid, they were pinged by the covid app and some may have got a surprise today. here is the times reporter investment minister told one employer, the track and trace app was only an advisory tool and that people were no

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. the trump organisation faces charges in a criminal investigation into the former president's business affairs. a top executive, allan weisselberg — handed himself in earlier. the charges — believed to involve the evasion of taxes — are due to be unsealed, any moment. we'll be live in new york to see where the investigation into mr trump's business empire goes next. president biden is in miami, he's visiting the site of the apartment collapse. the president thanked first responders who searched in the rubble — and will meet the families of some of the 145 people still missing. and after more than 1,000 scotland fans caught covid visiting london for the football we'll speak to this who official about her concerns. are they going into crowded bars and pubs to watch the matches? we have said that should these things, this mixing happen, there will be cases. since leaving office president trump has been the subject of a number of investigations by prosecutors. has been the subject of a num

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. parts of germany and belgium suffer their worst floods in living memory. people in parts of belgium and western germany are being rescued from their rooftops. others have been swept away. more than a0 people are dead. agree for the people who lost their lives. we do not know the number, but it will be many. some of the basements of their houses, some were working as firefighters trying to bring others to safety.- working as firefighters trying to bring others to safety. people had to be rescued _ bring others to safety. people had to be rescued and _ bring others to safety. people had to be rescued and many _ bring others to safety. people had to be rescued and many are - bring others to safety. people had i to be rescued and many are affected. unfortunately, the forecast is for more rain, we will have the latest on the story. south africa in south africa — 117 people are now known to have died in the violence. president ramaphosa deploys 25,000 troops in a bid to stop the arson and l

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. england for many coronavirus restrictions will end in two weeks�* time despite a surgeon cases. it you time despite a surgeon cases. if you cannot reapen _ time despite a surgeon cases. if you cannot reopen our _ time despite a surgeon cases. if you cannot reopen our society _ time despite a surgeon cases. if you cannot reopen our society in - time despite a surgeon cases. if you cannot reopen our society in the - cannot reopen our society in the next few weeks, when we will have the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then we must ask ourselves when will we be able to return to normal? the restrictions --eole return to normal? the restrictions peeple have _ return to normal? the restrictions people have been _ return to normal? the restrictions people have been living _ return to normal? the restrictions people have been living with - return to normal? the restrictionsi people have been living with since the start of the pandemic are going to be lifted, will have more on th

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the us military says its pull—out from afghanistan is more than 90% complete. that is more than two months earlier than expected. the taliban meanwhile has taken another ten districts, pushing afghan forces into retreat. by pushing afghan forces into retreat. by no means has anyone defected to the taliban. they may have abandoned their posts because they were no longer able to fight. in their posts because they were no longer able to fight.— longer able to fight. in one state of nigeria. _ longer able to fight. in one state of nigeria. cs — longer able to fight. in one state of nigeria, cs was _ longer able to fight. in one state of nigeria, cs was up _ longer able to fight. in one state of nigeria, cs was up in - longer able to fight. in one state of nigeria, cs was up in order- longer able to fight. in one state of nigeria, cs was up in order to | of nigeria, cs was up in order to close after the 11th mass kidnapping of students in under six months. more than 140 students were taken

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. it's less than 2a hours until the opening ceremony of tokyo's delayed olympic games. but while preparations are done for the last few hours, the games arrive as the city battles its highest number of coronavirus cases since january. norway marks the tenth anniversary of the killing of 77 people by a neo—nazi. a record number of people are pinged by the nhs covid app in england and wales — businesses complain of staff shortages. it's a very concerning situation. the government needs to move fast here, otherwise it will run out of welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. or the bbc news channel in the uk or on bbc world news. it's the eve of the official start of the olympic games in tokyo. delayed by a year because of the pandemic, and being held in unique circumstances, without spectators. new infections have been edging up again acrossjapan — and among athletes. in tokyo itself, coronavirus cases are now the highest they've been since the middle ofjanuary. on th

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. president biden to address americans on the us withdraw from afghanistan. america has already brought home over 90% of its voices and more than 10,000 coalition troops have died in afghanistan over 20 years. the uk pending at the borisjohnson also today announced the and of its mission. 1 today announced the and of its mission. ., , ., ., ., today announced the and of its mission. ., .,., , ., mission. i hope that no one comes to the false conclusion _ mission. i hope that no one comes to the false conclusion that _ mission. i hope that no one comes to the false conclusion that there - the false conclusion that there withdrawal of our forces somehow means the end of britain's commitment to afghanistan. we are not turning away. in commitment to afghanistan. we are not turning away-— commitment to afghanistan. we are not turning away. in other news, the euro ean not turning away. in other news, the european parliament _ not turning away. in other news, the european parliament voted - no

newswatch is coming up at 8:a5 but first ros atkins explains how climate change is linked to the heatwavesecord temperatures started wildfires and killed people. and to connect what we're doing with our planet and how we are tackling climate change. the science is absolutely clear. this is all part of the same story.— absolutely clear. this is all part of the same story. we're seeing the effects of climate _ of the same story. we're seeing the effects of climate change _ of the same story. we're seeing the effects of climate change in - effects of climate change in california and other parts of the country and the world as well but it is already happening. we cannot keep waiting to act. is already happening. we cannot keep waiting to act-— waiting to act. let's take the stage b stare. waiting to act. let's take the stage by stage- looking _ waiting to act. let's take the stage by stage. looking at _ waiting to act. let's take the stage by stage. looking at how- waiting to act. let's take the stage by stage. looking at how these - waiting to act. let's take the stage l by stage. looking at

now on bbc news, ros atkins looks at the uk governments plan to lift covid restrictions in england.can't reopen our society in the next few weeks, when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then we must ask ourselves, when will we be able to return to normal? very soon in england, they will be no obligation to wear a mask, no obligation to socially distance, no obligation to avoid large gatherings. and all of this is happening while the uk's infection rate looks like this, and with a certainty that numbers will rise. as we predicted in the roadmap in february, we are seeing cases rise fairly rapidly. there could be 50,000 cases detected per day by the 19th. mrjohnson's strategy raises many questions. let's work through them, starting with why you would ease restrictions at this moment. it's very unusual to basically unlock a situation and resort to having no measures in place to prevent the escalation of an infectious disease epidemic or pandemic, at a time when you have increasing numbers of cases in the country. dr mcdermott calls it "unusual." the

hello, i'm ros atkins.out. the team is back in rome with thousands of supporters turning out including the president and prime minister of italy. this is a second tournament that italy have one with the first since 1968 so it feels like the first. the english players who missed penalty seven targeted with a torrent of racist abuse today and there has been widespread condemnation. to and there has been widespread condemnation.— and there has been widespread condemnation. ., ., . , condemnation. to those who have been directin: condemnation. to those who have been directing racist — condemnation. to those who have been directing racist abuse _ condemnation. to those who have been directing racist abuse at _ condemnation. to those who have been directing racist abuse at some - condemnation. to those who have been directing racist abuse at some of- directing racist abuse at some of the players, i say shame on you and i hope you will crawl back under the rock from which you emerged. taste i hope you will crawl b

hello, i'm ros atkins. is now the time to _ regarding northern ireland. it 3 now the time to work to establish a new balance which both the uk and eu can invest in to provide a platform to provide for peace and prosperity in northern ireland. the to provide for peace and prosperity in northern ireland.— in northern ireland. the eu re'ects an idea in northern ireland. the eu re'ects any idea of— in northern ireland. the eu re'ects any idea of renegotiation. h in northern ireland. the eu rejects any idea of renegotiation. also - in northern ireland. the eu rejects any idea of renegotiation. also in l any idea of renegotiation. also in the programme, devastating floods in central china. in one city, the equivalent of a year's average rainfall has fallen in just three days. and there is more extreme weather on the other side of the world. we are going to get you the latest on the huge wildfires in the us state of oregon. let's turn to france now, where the government is allowing only those with proof of vaccina

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.nd. has it ever been home? has you ever wanted? — it ever been home? has you ever wanted? was that not the world cup? whoever _ wanted? was that not the world cup? whoever wins will take on italy in the final on london on sunday. instead of emergency been declared in haiti after the country's president was shot dead at his home. we did a lot more information but it is very— we did a lot more information but it is very worrisome about the state of haiti _ let's return to our top story, the semifinal clash between denmark and england. this is live shot outside of the stadium where 60,000 fans are gearing up to watch the match. and it's notjust inside the stadium where there's a lot of excitement. just have a look at some of wednesday's front pages. the daily mail leading with �*come on england — let's make history�* while the sun goes with �*bring home the bacon lads�* and an england flag made out of bacon and bread. so a lot of anticipation but the players say the pressure of making the

ros atkins is taking a look at recent heatwaves around the world and why they're worrying scientists.tejune. this is portland in the us. this is british columbia in canada. and temperature records were being smashed. lytton, and canada's previous record, was 44.4 degrees celsius. now it's 49.6. that's now canada's highest ever temperature. move over the border to seattle in the us. it went from this — to this. and, further south in portland, the old record was beaten by another big margin. and none of this is normal. this is how one canadian climatologist puts it. and here's weather historian christopher burt. nature is telling us this isn't normal too. on the pacific coast its estimated over1 billion marine creatures have been killed. this man runs an oyster business in canada. basically cooked the oysters, clams, mussels, most of the mussels around here now are all gone. my clams, you can see they're all dead. and now one heatwave has been followed by another. this image from bbc weather shows the 10th ofjuly in the us. the red means hotter than average. and this is death valley in

. - every week, ros atkins takes an in—depth look at one of the issues in the news.dicted in the roadmap in february, we are seeing cases rise fairly rapidly. there could be 50,000 cases detected per day by the 19th. mrjohnson's strategy raises many questions. let's work through them, starting with why you would ease restrictions at this moment. it's very unusual to basically unlock a situation and resort to having no measures in place to prevent the escalation of an infectious disease epidemic or pandemic, at a time when you have increasing numbers of cases in the country. dr mcdermott calls it "unusual." the opposition has another word for it. to throw off all protections at the same time, when the infection rate is still going up, is reckless. but the government has an answer to this, and it lies in this graph. it shows rates of hospitalisation during the second wave — before the vaccine — and right now, with many people vaccinated. as you can see, hospitalisation rates are far lower, as the government points out. our vaccines are building a wall of protection aga

ros atkins is taking a look at recent heatwaves around the world — and why they're worrying scientistsory. we are seeing the effects _ all part of same story. we are seeing the effects of- all part of same story. we are seeing the effects of climate i all part of same story. we are - seeing the effects of climate change in california and other parts of the country and the world as well but it is already happening. irate country and the world as well but it is already happening.— country and the world as well but it is already happening. we can't keep waitin: to is already happening. we can't keep waiting to act- _ is already happening. we can't keep waiting to act. let's _ is already happening. we can't keep waiting to act. let's take _ is already happening. we can't keep waiting to act. let's take stage - is already happening. we can't keep waiting to act. let's take stage by l waiting to act. let's take stage by stage. by looking at how these heatwaves fit into a far bigger picture, and we will start up close. on the western side of north america. the first heatwave began in late jun

. — every week presenter ros atkins takes an indoor look at one of the issues in the news.ery soon in entland, to return to normal? very soon in england. they _ to return to normal? very soon in england, they will _ to return to normal? very soon in england, they will be _ to return to normal? very soon in england, they will be no - to return to normal? very soon in | england, they will be no obligation to wear a mask, no obligation to socially distance, no obligation to avoid large gatherings. and all of this is happening while the uk�*s infection rate looks like this. and with a certainty that numbers will rise. has with a certainty that numbers will rise. �* , with a certainty that numbers will rise. �* . , . .,, rise. as we predicted in the roadmap in february. — rise. as we predicted in the roadmap in february. we _ rise. as we predicted in the roadmap in february, we are _ rise. as we predicted in the roadmap in february, we are seeing _ rise. as we predicted in the roadmap in february, we are seeing cases i in february, we are seeing cases rise fairly rapidly, there