pressure to, at south end hospitals not bea to, at south end hospitals not be a shortage of staff sawn wednesday. some patients have had to be transferred to cambridge, another sign of the unprecedented pressure hot dogs are under. staff are already stretched. they themselves are suffering from the effect of covid-19 suffering from the effect of covid—19 through being ill themselves and being work and having to self isolate because of exposure, so there is a real risk of health services becoming overwhelmed because of lack of staff and and an an adequate number of beds and the pressure eve ryo ne adequate number of beds and the pressure everyone is under at the moment. so what does declaring a major incident mean? government money to reopen mothballed wards and community hospitals. people sent to other hospitals in the regional further afield and the fire brigade could drive ambulances. that is something being considered in bucs after the council and hospital trust also declared a major incident this week. we are trying to actually look at the ways in which we can persuade people to u

these are images at the south end where trees smashed through homes and cars, enormous trees.at that. the yosemite spokesman said fortunately there were no injuries involved is. >> look at the size of that tree, amazing. now the covid crisis, the bay area is seeing improvement in the icu numbers. the region's availability went up to 7.4 up from 3.4 last week. a good trend. the sacramento region had their stay at home order lifted, 8.9% now. it was lifted based off of a four-week projection by the state. another you should know about, san francisco expects to run out of covid vaccine this week. >> we anticipate everything that we have in our possession will be gone by thursday. >> there is no word when san francisco will receive more vaccine. for now there is only hope. >> believe me, i hope as much as each of you more vaccine will come as quickly as >> reporter: california exceeded their goal of 1 million shots in ten days. >> we had a peak day of over 110,000 vaccinations done. >> reporter: the latest number of cases state wide is the lowest we have seen in a while. san franc

away from the coast, you can see a little bit of shading around the south end of the bay. that's gonna spread into the valleys. today's high temperatures reached up to five to ten degrees above average around the bay, ten to 15 degrees above average farther inland. tomorrow we're gonna have some high clouds overhead, filtering the sunshine. temperatures might back off by a degree or two but way above normal for this time of year. we'll zoom in for a closer look. we'll look at when this heat wave is going to peak. plus, we'll take a look at when the whole pattern height change, coming up in just a few minutes. >>> joe biden wants to spend nearly $2 trillion to fight the coronavirus and help struggling americans. reporter skyler henry is in washington tonight with the new plan. >> reporter: with close to 400,000 coronavirus dictates in the u.s., joe biden unveiled his rescue and recovery plan in the war against the pandemic. >> the emptiness felt by the loss of life is compounded by the loss of our way of life. >> reporter: the president elect is proposing spending should $4

these are images at the south end where trees smashed through homes and cars, enormous trees.id fortunately there were no injuries involved is. >> look at the size of that tree, amazing. now the covid crisis, the bay area is seeing imeveroicntu num. the region's availability went up to 7.4 up from 3.4 last week. a good trend. the sacramento region had their stay at home order lifted, 8.9% now. it was lifted based off of a four-week projection by the state. another you should know about, san francisco expects to run out of covid vaccine this week. >> we anticipate everything that we have in our possession will be gone by thursday. >> there iso word when san francisco will receive more vaccine. for now there is only hope. >> believe me,s m iuch as each of you more vaccine will come as quickly as >> reporter: california exceeded their goal of 1 million shots in ten days. >> we had a peak day of over 110,000 vaccinations done. >> reporter: the latest number of cases state wide is the lowest we have seen in a while. san francisco's mayor saying that she anticipates some reopenings

. >> we are in the south end of the german village in columbus, ohio. german village is south of the downtown part of columbus. it has been part of the city since the earliest years of columbus. and has grown into a livable historic neighborhood. when germans first started coming to columbus, a lot of them came seeking opportunities. many immigrants from europe did. some came to work on the ohio canal branch. they came to columbus. some came to ply their trade and run their businesses they had back home. they tended to settle and the southern part of the downtown area, south of downtown columbus. this became the heart of the german community in the 19th century. very early on german brewers came to town. that was another opportunity for german workers. just west of the area that is today german village, was a large brewing district for four -- where four major breweries were located providing not only beer but employment. i german village would've looked a lot like it does today. maybe the trees were smaller but it looked alike like it -- it looked a lo

it's we're kind of on the south end all that there is a current radar.s. maybe a few drops. you may be noticing something up around healdsburg. i haven't had many reports from up there, though. 49ers napa. right now. 50 and conquered. might she, um, might see a little bit of valley fog tomorrow morning. there's a chance of a shower. but the real story is the specific high, which is dominating the landscape, and it's continues to dominate the landscape through tomorrow through the weekend and into next week, the end of january. we've got a shot at some. real rain, but it's the end of january. so here's the forecast highs back into the mid sixties and upper sixties above average temperatures tomorrow. the five day forecast is dry, dry, dry, dry, dry and warm, warm, warm, warm, warm, so enjoy it. we need rain. the mega millions jackpot has now grown to an estimated $750 million tonight. personally never donated 28. that's followed by 12 up next we have 14 you next number is 26 in your final white ball number is 33 now for the mega ball number that is nine a

so please be mindful of that rainfall as you make your drive in napa specially the south end of town looking at a pocket of heavy rainfall much quieter marine county sonoma counties and on down the peninsula, even oakland having really dried out now as for the east bay, we are still looking at some light to moderate spots of rainfall from fremont versus the snow grade over to livermore but nothing like the intense rain that you've got around concord this morning as for the south bay pockets of heavier rainfall in the santa cruz and diablo range is but as far as san jose goes we are on the drier side right now just south of san jose down towards los gatos campbell in saratoga is where we are seeing some of our spots of heavy rainfall at the moment so we are working their way out of this wet pattern into a brief drier pattern into the weekend as you can see rainfall totals for much of the bay area and surrounding region won't really be amounting to much for the rest of the day. so we are definitely on a drier trend now 40's for current temperatures, it's a big cooler than it was at the

we have seen some hospitals already starting to transfer patients, seven south end they were transferringe to cambridge and we've seen some patience to cambridge and we've seenin some patience to cambridge and we've seen in parts of london, transferring to plymouth and bristol overnight so you can see the pressure there are on services. nhs providers, representing the trusts, saying the problem is and what is happening now but what will happen in the coming weeks, sing it'll be now bitingly difficult for parts of the nhs when we see this current spike in cases reflected in hospitalisations in three weeks' time. 0k, thank you very much. a new era has begun for the united kingdom after it completed its formal separation from the european union. the uk has stopped following eu rules, as replacement arrangements for travel, trade, immigration and security co—operation came into force. this was the reaction of some people on the streets of brussels to the uk's departure. it's a shame. big shame that it has had to go down like that. kinda feel sad about it. yes, don't know what the relationship

of the people — name of its south end of the people of the united states of america — people ofs of— trump, president of the united states of america in maintenance and support of its impeachment against them for hi-h impeachment against them for high crimes and misdemeanors. article _ high crimes and misdemeanors. article one, incitement of insurrection. the constitution provides— insurrection. the constitution provides that the house of representatives shall have the sole power of impeachment and that the — sole power of impeachment and that the president shall be removed from office on impeachment, for, and conviction of treason, bribery, or other— conviction of treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. further section three _ misdemeanors. further section three of— misdemeanors. further section three of the 14th amendment of the constitution prohibits any person— the constitution prohibits any person who has engaged in insurrection or rebellion against _ insurrection or rebellion against the united states from holding — against the united states from holding a

over the next year was, that rain, sleet and snow will start to slip away towards the south end thislarly through wales, the midlands and some other parts of southern and eastern england. further north, we are expecting a cold night and there will be sleet searches around to start sunday morning. a sharp frost, some iciness, lots of dry weather on sunday for many of us and some wintry sunshine, some snow across the far north of scotland and then we see this rain moving on from the south—west, increasingly turning to snow over the high ground of south—west england, wales and northern ireland. trying to right for the ease with temperatures around a this is bbc news. the headlines at six. the government calls for a reset in relations with the eu — following a row over the supply of vaccines and the now—abandoned attempt to override part of the brexit agreement. i think the european union recognise they made a mistake in triggering article 16, which would have meant the reimposition of a border on the island of ireland. we we re we were told that under no circumstances could the european

of showers just south of san jose in fact areas right there along highway 85 just right along the south endf the south bay itself has seen an uptick in rainfall that includes down morgan hill is a traverse and one oh one as you traverse from south san jose a little bit further south so plenty to talk about this morning we may be out of the heaviest of rainfall but we're still holding on the light showers daria. >>thanks a lot john 7.56 and coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news more team coverage of the rain and it's hitting the bay area and the concerns about flooding and mud slides we're live in the santa cruz. >>news stations, you're watching the car. stormed a number 2 yes darya folsom and i'm james fletcher it is wednesday we're halfway through the week. >>now we just have to get through the rest of it now that the storms arrive looks like we've got more on the way yeah let's find out about the timing of this and who's going to hit yeah because we are looking at plenty more ahead of us guys, the good news is the heaviest of rainfall that most widespread heavy rain has defi

south like a lot because my. >>i in-laws live down towards that end of lee usually make it to south lake aside but same thing windyndy. yeah, really doesn't matter if you're going 50 for going 88 or going 80 because we've kind of scary road matter where you go olivia de janeiro standing by live for us this pollack pines with a look at how things are there now i see again libya. talking behind the mask, microphone problem all moving at wave hello you should just go just two-second we'll see if we can get that figured out in the meantime though. >>yeah it is as you saw tiny i say yes the snowstorm, they were allowing so last live shot that about hour ago the plows coming like that you know a lot more like it has to go sections up she was next you so hopefully they got the roads a little more clear this morning, although that the snow keeps coming down low visit with john here in the weather center. >>so it's that's going to be a tough thing is to stay ahead of it is you know there's a lot of what she is yeah. well think john yeah and see that there's still some snow out there flurries of definitely let up a bit wher

we're also seeing some heavier rainfall about to be pushing back into san leandro on the south end ofakland berkeley been pretty dry this morning, you're kind of dodging those showers we have seen an uptick in light showers for san francisco in the golden gate as well as across the north bay a few isolated showers up there. remaining the rainiest spot. well that's the south bay you are seeing some heavier rainfall just east of the city of san jose as well as in the santa cruz mountains there is your burn scars from the czu complex fire and the scu complex fires. both of which have seen heavy rain at times this morning and we have seen some debris making its way on the roadways in the vicinity of the czu complex fire continuing to track the showers as we work our way through the next hour so make sure to stay with us. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little

pete buttigeig, the former mayor of south end pete buttigieg, the former mayor of south bend, indiana, and once a primary rival of mr. biden, promised to work to rebuild an economy ravaged by the pandemic. >> infrastructure can be the cornerstone to all of this and you have my commitment that i will work closely with you to deliver the innovation and the growth that america needs in this area. >> alcindor: amid the covid-19 pandemic, that's one pledge from the new administration among many. >> woodruff: and yamiche joins us now from the white house. so, yamiche, this was day one for this new administration. overall, how would you say it's going? >> this is day one, the first full day of the 46th profit united states' term, president biden, hit the ground running. he is signing executive order after executive order. now, they say that they are really focused, this administration, on changing the tone, turning the page away from biden's predecessor, and really focusing on a number of issues, top among them being the covid-19 pandemic, wanting to really talk■ç about that and signed sever

we're just on the south end of all the strongest dynamics now for the rain stays that up in the north high pressure. kind of slips down a little bit just enough to let that sprinkle. come in tomorrow in the morning, and then this high bills right back in. i mean that. hi bill jin. it's we call it the pacific high. it's a summertime feature. it basically defines our society. it defines our economytoo much rain, too. little rain, not enough rain. too much heat fires this high. for all that right now, the highest gonna jack right back up, and when it does, it sends the rain away for a few more days, so we've got a dry pattern that's going to continue through this week into the weekend with high temperatures. sixties low seventies you'll see that in the five day forecast, so here in the forecast highs for tomorrow, already into the mid sixties tomorrow, that's gonna feel like springtime. it's great weather, but it's not what you want to see in a year like this where we need the rain. you want to see fifties and you want to see rain. there's the five day forecast, and it's a lot of clouds.

on the south end, heavenly, 3 hours and 13 minutes. to our second round here, sugar bowl and sierra at tahoe and kirkwood, look, sugar bowl, north of the lake there, 4 hours and 41 minutes. that's speaking to the conditions on our roadways there. so please avoid the area for now. and enjoy it once it is safe. kumasi? >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, one of mesh's greatest playwrights now has his own forever stamp. the u.s. postal service is honoring august wilson, his stamp is the 44th in the black heritage stamp series. wilson is being honored as a trailblazer for bringing drama to the forefront of american theater. his play ma rainy's black bottle was adapted into a film and released on netflix. have you watched that movie? >> i have not. >> you need to watch that. have you watched "fences"? >> no. >> you still my friend. >> i have a question for you. i did pick the wrong tea today? >> what did you get ? >> i got the chamomile tea. >> friend, this is basic tea. >> i thought it was sleepy time. >> no, chamomile is what you drink at nigh

we're on the south end of it. so if this whole pattern. shifts 45 degrees south. we're getting getting raped, but we're not. it's not going to do that. so the rangers in portland, the reins in seattle, the reins in northern california and for us drizzle at best. the forecast for tomorrow will be mild temperatures. starts off cloudy. we end up though a lot of places tomorrow end up in the sixties low sixties and then by the end of the week, we end up in the upper sixties, maybe similar seventies trauma by now, it says, it shows you how precarious the california climate is. right how i mean, literally if those storms last, but let's just say the last three weeks have been up here talking to yo almost every week. i said, oh, there's no atmospheric river or there's something that would really be get us some good activity. if those all three of those events that hit we may be talking about flooding upon the russian river, i mean, right if this current i mean, so it's just shows you it's just a matter of a few degrees of latitude and it all changes. that's a story of ca

unfortunately more on the south end of the system we're not going to get much we may get clipped a couple of scattered light showers and that is it so you can even northern california, got some scattered light showers up toward reading maybe the bay area near we're just not seeing that we got a lot of clouds out there. >>right now but nothing really to get to that moisture you on here bringing us any rain so that being said we are going to see a lot of clouds throughout the night tonight tomorrow. yeah, there's still a slight chance we could see a shower to the north mainly in the morning that a mostly cloudy day ahead building high pressures we get into a lot of part of this week at these temperatures soaring up into the 70's i think in some parts of the bay area out the door now we've got 40's and 50's kind of settling in again watch out for the big time waves along the coastline. there are no joke we're talking 2025 footers rolling in and that is top on top of the king tide of almost 7 feet high pressure out here right now that storm system rolling right on the pacific northwest will b

tourists were dismissed for just 157 and make no kid in destructive form taking 6 wickets with south africa ending the day on 148 for one in response the prices that lead the team match series one nil next up for sure anchor after that or a south africa is a 2 test series at home against england and their opponents have arrived in preparation the match is should have taken place in march last year but the tour was abandoned due to the coronavirus the england team can fund that all players and support staff are tested negative. for cave at 19 prior to their departure defending champion carlos science has the lead off to stage one of the dakar rally 9 time world champion sebastian get some trouble here early on the rallies taking place in saudi arabia for the 2nd time science finished the opening day just ahead of red bull teammate stefan petta hansell in the car category so his boat for now i'll be back with more later. thanks gemma and that's it for the news our stay with us i'm back with the after this short break. what is that they've been doing with the money that it's boring we bring you the s

south. the dalton highway ends in a dead horse at its only stop the general store terry underhill is one of the few women in deadhorse she runs the store and like everyone here comes from the south she flies into work for 2 weeks and has 2 weeks off that's the rhythm of life here she tells us she's a big fan of donald trump like everyone here. we ask why obama made it so you can drill up sure which killed us and he out lot a lot of stuff he put a lot of regulations on everything which made it to where they couldn't do anything and then went truck carolina lifted all the regulations and let us drill offshore again everything started opening up again so it was almost dead only it was like a ghost town. but now dead horse has been brought back to life and work has returned to. the workers' camps are fully booked. the huge containers stand on stilts like everything here that's built on or in the permafrost. because the land here lies just above sea level and in summer the upper layers of permafrost keep melting more and more gravel is spread to stabilize the ground. the question is how long will

south african to reach 200. pakistan all out for 378 in the end. d shared a i27—run partnership with rassie van der dussen. they closed play 187—4, a lead of 29 runs. world number onejudd trump is through to the quarterfinals of the german masters snooker after beating joe perry 5—3. perry had led 3—2 at one stage and was close to taking the match into a decider at 4—4, but trump produced a clearance of 58, finishing with this black to set up a quarterfinal against ding junhui. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. we've seen quite a lot of rain recently, but it's been very mild for the time of year. these winds coming in from the south—west during thursday allow temperatures to nudge up to ii; celsius in pershore in worcestershire, so this is the warmest day of this month so far. now, low pressure's been responsible for bringing in a lot of rain at times, but the cold air has been looming across the northern half of scotland. so, here, we've seen quite a bit of snow to all levels. friday starts unsettled, rain, sleet and snow in the north,

south. nasdaq end thee day in the red by about equal margins. the new york faang index and the stocks index outperforming the major benchmark. a lot of the pain was in those tech hardware stocks. this idea that demand for tech hardware with this virus risk isn't going to be as robust as some people thought. ine of this tech pain chinese companies listed in the u.s. you saw the nasdaq golden dragon index under as well. theyou look under the hood, major worst performers were these e-commerce companies. you also saw jd at alibaba shares decline as well. this idea that the new york stock exchange delisted major telecom companies that were said to be associated, some fears on that front. techlso can see that big was outperforming, the new york thing index pulling back, but not as much as the nasdaq. last flip of the board, you need to look at what is going on with the amazon stocks. that partnership with berkshire hathaway and j.p. morgan on that health care venture now paused and potentially not coming back. you saw those shares take a hit as well.

looking at radar here showing heavy rainfall to the course of the morning for areas of the south southern end of the peninsula and into the east bay too you are seeing some heavier spots of rain in the tri valley just as well as the south bay, i've got more on your forecast ahead. >>and we've got multiple traffic collisions across the bay area specifically in the south bay also a singular just popped up in pleasanton your commute into the city under 10 commute into the city under 10 i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get to and stay undetectable... can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don'

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they will get through south carolina, rhode island and south dakota. to the end of the alphabet there was a question whether they would challenge wisconsin's electoral votes. at the end, mike pence under the limit of the amendment will announce the photo, 306 electoral votes for joe biden and 232 for donald trump and all will be on a glide path for president-elect biden to be sworn in at the capital on the twentieth of january. this has been a very intense day after the ride in the capital. several lawmakers on the republican side said they want to challenge the electoral slates. the republican senator from indiana. he said i didn't feel comfortable with the day's events, two states were challenged. at the beginning of your remarks you talked, 45 minutes ago there was a conflict, they thought they could lower the temperature with the riot and marauders, a republican from maryland and a democrat from texas almost got into a fist fight in the rear of the chamber but cooler heads prevailed. jillian: a lot of americans look to these events and hoped the trauma of all

further south, the winds ease for the rest of the day. there will be some dry weather and a chilly end the afternoon. some rain is going to get into the far south—east corner, making for a 5°99y south—east corner, making for a soggy evening across parts of kent and sussex. that were then clear. we will see clear spells through the night. still some wintry showers in the west and snow continuing in northern scotland, so that will bring the rain of —— the risk of some ice, with temperatures getting down to freezing or a bit below. tomorrow, the area of low pressure that was storm christoph is still sitting to the north—east of the british isles. that driving northerly wind will bring showers to spots exposed to that wind. still showers across northern scotland, wintry showers across parts of northern ireland and one or two for wales and the south—west of england. further east, largely dry with spells of sunshine, but it's going to be a chilly feeling day. into the weekend, it doesn't start off too badly. saturday may have some mist and fog patches around first thing. a bit of rain grazin

europe why russia chile argentina brazil china poland peru ecuador the czech republic south korea and bulgaria the end arctic treaty regulates how many new stations can open so that it doesn't get too crowded. it's always better to co-exist peacefully with your neighbors and get along the 1st thing we did was to establish good relations with all our neighbors cooperation is vital in antarctica. when there are tensions between the united states and russia that it affected competition and atika i wouldn't say there's no effect but by and large the cooperation has continued. that doesn't mean that those tensions aren't in some respects in the background somewhere but at least in terms of the antarctic programs in the arctic programs and the work of the scientists together by a large that that continues. in 2004 russia imported wood from siberian pines its national tree to construct a small orthodox church here in antarctica. critics say it's a sly way to stake a territorial claim with. the chilean station has its own church too it also has a school for the children of soldiers stationed on the base year

tourists were dismissed for just $157.00 and make no kit in destructive form taking 6 wickets with south africa ending the day on 148 for one in response the preaches lead the team match series one nil next up for sure anchor after that or south africa is a 2 test series at home against england and their opponents have arrived in preparation the matches should have taken place in march last year but the tour was abandoned juta the coronavirus the england team confirmed that all players and supporters off a tested negative for cave in $1000.00 pry it to that departure defending champion carlos science has the lead off to stage one of the dakar rally 9 time world champion sebastian love it some trouble here early on the rallies taking place in saudi arabia for the 2nd time science finished the opening day just ahead of red bull team mate to stefan petra hansel in the cock up to great spoil sport for now barbara thank you. now that is almost it for this news hour movie you can get much more know everything that we're covering on our website the address al-jazeera going to call will stay with us so i'm go

so this is the bay right here south in particular san jose right at the end of the blue arrow their heaviest of rainfall now working its way just to the south and east of morgan hill down to hollister so your travel down one o one this morning definitely being affected. here's the czu fire burn scar. it saw some heavy rain last night fortunately things have calmed down for the moment at the burn scar as these heavier rain showers now push southward down towards monterey bay itself but definitely still rainfall in the picture for a lot of the bay area and when we focus back in on the bay itself you can see some spots out there that continue to be quite rainy and that includes areas in the east bay like brentwood livermore san leandro down to fremont these areas in the midst of off and on areas of light to moderate rainfall this morning and a little bit further north in the bay, you can also see those areas of light rainfall continuing in areas like santa rosa down through nevado roadways wet regardless of where you're at so take it slower as you're getting on to roadways. give yourselves that

and the dolphin and south end rowing clubs. and the gas house cove in the marina. still get gas for your boat, that is open and one of our concessions. and then we have a number of clubhouse concessions, ranging from elderly services to chinatown community development, to a number of almost all preschool early childhood related and many with the ymca. and let's talk about the meat of the matter, the covid-19 pandemic, which has caused abrupt and serious impacts on the operations of our local economy and businesses. the small businesses, which are in our parks, have all suffered. and they have experienced significant deficits and hardships due to required closures, limitations on operations, and lower customer demand due to lack of tourists. in march 2020, we had to take interim action because of the health order. the state of emergency was declared, including a shelter hainplace. and our tenants were notified immediately to close operations unless they met certain limits. limited exceptions. i want to give a shout out to my team who are all on this phone call who h

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south. by the end of the afternoon, we have already had all this rain coming in across the channel islands, nd is we are looking at some snow on highest ground across the pennines and the southern uplands. temperatures, cold in the north, “4 is quite possible, so a widespread frost across parts of scotland but milder for the rest of the uk. tomorrow, a band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards, it could well exacerbate the current flooding situation. 0n the high ground of the pennines, southern plans, highlands and grampians we will see further snow. but brighter and very mild behind. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines. the government admits it has made mistakes in its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the prime minister is to outline criteria next month to determine when to start lifting england's lockdown. after the number of people who have died with covid—19 in the uk surpassed 100,000, the archbishop of canterbury urges everyone to come together with a daily prayer to reflect on the enormity of the pandemic. we have to think of 100,000 individua

that is likely to push south—eastwards towards the end of the week, so the chance of some sleet and snowc news with the latest headlines: parents in england should send their children to primary school tomorrow, the prime minister says — but warns tougher measures may be needed in the weeks ahead — and refuses to rule out further school closures. it may be that we need to do things in the next few weeks that will be tougher in many parts of the country. i don't... i mean, i'm fully, fully reconciled to that and i bet the people of this country are reconciled to that. tougher restrictions could be on the way in scotland, as nicola sturgeon recalls parliament amid a rapid rise in covid infections. india's medicines regulator gives the go—ahead for two coronavirus vaccines, as it starts one of the world's biggest vaccination programmes. the oxford jab will be used alongside a locally

europe and brazil but on monday that band comes back and will extend to those coming from south africa by the end of the week the u.s. reportedly is trying to stop the spread of the so-called south africa variant of code that 19 another variant from the u.k. has already been found in 20 u.s. states and it said the list of countries could get longer if that's what it takes to end the pandemic rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington israel is suspending air travel for 2 weeks to prevent new variants of code 19 from entering the country only international passengers with special permits will be allowed to fly the country stopping to see a drop in cases office with vaccine rolled out for such as in west jerusalem with move on the new restrictions. this is a major step by the israeli government something that's has not been done. and they make. reportedly some concern on the part of the deputy attorney general as to whether would even be legal prevents israeli citizens from returning home during the course of a cabinet meeting on sunday and has now been approved from monday midnight no. arrivals and no e

europe and brazil but on monday that band comes back and will extend to those coming from south africa by the end of the week the u.s. reportedly is trying to stop the spread of the so-called south africa variant of code that 19 another variant from the u.k. has already been found in 20 u.s. states and it said the list of countries could get longer if that's what it takes to end the pandemic rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington as we mentioned earlier new zealand's 1st community coronavirus case in months was likely spread jury in quarantine a woman tested positive just days after completing 2 weeks if mandatory quarantine after arriving in the country it's believed the course of more infectious south african variant of the virus from another traveler inside the quarantine facility. the case has now been given confirmed status it was a probable cases today it is now a confirmed case we know that the person's husband and he had recently. i would so i outlined this morning it's a very encouraging development that we can also confirm that the strain of in fiction is the south african variant and the

south florida. what's interesting no is condos have ticked up and there's now a great demand for that and in the rental market, especially in the upper endg to pick up a bit more demand because prices have go down so low, there are some consumers either on the rental and on the purchasing side of residential that are seeing value opportunities and buying. but we're a long way to come back. i think new york is going to have some greater pain, and i think you're going to see florida, especially texas as well, austin is doing extremely well and tennessee is doing very well. and then places like charlotte, north carolina. pro-business, lower tax structure, they're doing very well. virginia is picking up as well. so what it's showing us is quality of life, business-friendly environment and better tax policy is attracting customers both on the housing side and on the commercial side. and you're going to see the hospitality market begin to come back as this vaccine continues to get distributed which was started by the last administration, and that will propel more americans to begin to travel to places like florida, texas and other places that