tess has got a birthday on friday. final_ tess has got a birthday on friday.t i am - things. there are some horrible people out there but i am surel things. there are some horrible - people out there but i am sure most people out there but i am sure most people appreciate what you have done. a life lesson to us all. don't let your money cut your hair. thank you very much! thank you. i would rather be in my onesie as well. you're watching bbc breakfast. it's 8.59. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. another five million people in england will be invited for their covid vaccine — as the jab is rolled out to the over 705 and the clinically extremely vulnerable. the government says once the top four groups are vaccinated, they can look at easing restrictions. it will be gradual, it will probably be through the tiered system but you are looking at that kind of period, two to three weeks after the middle of february, where we have protected those top four cohorts. ten new mass vaccination centres open across england from today, as the government attempts to

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tess from the coronavirus have reached a new peace here in germany despite a nationwide lockdown the public health agency says that we're just on the 1200 covert related deaths in the last day and almost 2000 new cases that's just below the previous peak in december health ministry official says the government has agreed preliminary deals with 2 german vaccine supply was included biotech for $50000000.00 extra doses in the summer. well to talk some more about this when i was joined by dr johnson's he's the head of germany's critical can emergency medicine association so he answers what's the impact on german hospitals looking at these new record figures you know that hasn't changed much in the last few days we are still on the higher pressure but fortunately the numbers of cover 19 patients at the moment do not increase or the very slight decrease of coverage 19 patients in germany has used but overall there's a high load and this is a result of high infection rates over the last 2 months and we fear that people still come in with infection because they get on christmas eve they come

tess has tips for a fresh new year for the new year. >> we're all still wearing our masks, right?k, what do you see? >> the eyes! >> plus, the secret behind monterrey jack cheese on a family farm. >> you are much better than that. >> yeah. that's the real deal right there. >> and healthy eating for two. we're diving into new dietary guidelines for all the

interesting the government of india has already lost a game set and match has tanked from is true tess that sounds very optimistic always somewhere in the meadow oh do you feel you've done. well in many of their is . like i said the fact that the debate is squarely on the farming crisis. is something that was in long. and to me it's so good it that the farmers protest is making headline news every morning and primetime debates on india's mainstream television channels are about ok what should be done you know which direction for the future so that to me is a good thing and the fact that the government is stepping down incrementally after having ignored the protests for once so all of these to me reading that if positive outcomes already and i think we are not too far away from actually getting go we're demands for it. guess i'm going to ask you just very briefly in a sentence to reply to jackie seeing his own right now when we're farmers not consulted before implementing the law i mean surely they they would not have this protest if they'd actually consulted the farmers i want an insta

we'll go away and i my parents are gone my brother is a mess i'm dead not dead my aunt is dumped in tess and gray and i'm device and his voice has been allowed on him calling for justice and closure she says the report falls short of both no one has been brought to justice yet it went on for 76 years ending in 1998 the report says the church and state were partly responsible but they provided refuge the women weren't forced into the homes according to the report it says the fathers of their children and their families provided no refuge that assertion has been met with outrage what happened has often been termed the irish mother and baby scandal many may feel that's an understatement and the word atrocities may prove more accurate. andrew simmons al-jazeera you can find more on that story on our website al-jazeera dot com. the is. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera president trumps briefly spoken about last week's violence on capitol hill on a visit to a portion of the wall that he ordered to be built on the border with mexico he said now was a time of peace and the

despite their collective proximity to the dangers some are still reluctant to get the job our reporter tess of visited a hospital in berlin to find out why putting on his protective gear before entering the room of a covert patient a routine for intensive care nurse a bust him that he has been working with corona patients for months now and no one's home port notice to protect himself when coming into contact but an even better protection would be the crew. you see. every day i see people dying from corona i see how patients are suffering how seriously they become because of this virus that's why i would definitely like to be vaccinated against it. because most people conclude i'm going in for an awesome and i also find that i have a duty of care towards the public record of who used. but not all doctors and nurses in germany share this opinion. is not against vaccination in general but when it comes to the corona she says she would rather wait and see. is condemn us if i'm still very cautious when it comes to the vaccine and still of the defrayed of it because it hasn't been around for a v

secretary general antonio tess's called the pandemic the biggest test the global body has faced since its founding a diplomatic editor james bays reports central hall westminster was the face doesn't of the meeting of representatives from the 51 united nations the united nations in session for the very 1st time. meeting in london in 1946 there were 51 countries seated in the un general assembly now there are 193 in 1406 there were high hopes for the new organization after 2 world wars. now the world body is being tested again by the pandemic and many feel the un has failed that test because many of its members have been fending for themselves rather than working together. 7 days after the 1st general assembly in a conference room in a church building nearby in london it was the turn of the other main body of the u.n. in charge of maintaining international peace and security listening back to these recordings today the 1st word ever spoken in the security council seems particularly jarring gentleman all 11 ambassadors on the council the number of members was later increased to 15 in 16

we'll go away and i my parents are gone my brother is a mess i'm dead not dead my aunt is dumped in tess and gray and i'm device and his voice has been allowed long name calling for justice and closure she says the report falls short of both no one has been brought to justice yet it went on for 76 years ending in 1998 the report says the church and state were partly responsible but they provided refuge the women weren't forced into the homes according to the report it says the fathers of their children and their families provided no refuge that assertion has been met with outrage what happened has often been termed the irish mother and baby scandal many may feel that's an understatement and the word atrocities may prove more accurate. andrew simmons al-jazeera. india's supreme court has suspended the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws farmers have been protesting since november angry that the changes could lead to a monopoly of big corporations the government says reform of the agriculture sector is long overdue elizabeth. poor. farmers continue their protest on a majo

. >>> earlier in the day in san francisco, this unrelated pro tess, about a thousand people took part in the 17th annual walk for life. it was a much smaller event than years past because of the pandemic, but anti-abortion advocates still walked peacefully down market street. >>> a message from the ceo and founder of a business in san francisco plagued with break-ins and robberies, he's saying enough is enough. this is video from just two of. break-ins just this month in beta. in addition to big drops in customers because of the pandemic, the business is struggling with big crime in san francisco. >> we've always had a problem specifically with san francisco stores. they're constantly getting broken into, getting robbed. our employees are extremely unsafe, they're but it's really ramped up recently and we're on track to get robbed at least once a week in our stores. >> they carry electron, and other products ranging from bikes to jewelry. the owners are rethinking doing business at all in san francisco. >> and coming up, we take you live to our weekly conversation with chuck todd. >>

tess tweeting i would pay over $100 for the red ones in the middle or donate to a charity of your choosingany of them for over $100, or put them in a museum. and laurie saying on twitter, love this, can't afford but donate to outright vt, vermont, my home state. there you go. the mittens coming in next week. it's like the biggest news item of all time. todd: as somebody who focuses on trends, isn't it crazy how one little thing can skyrocket as a trend? carley: totally agree. this week it's mittens. who knows what it will be next week. todd: sharks. still ahead, senator josh hawley urging americans to fight for free speech, the latest form of cancel culture that he says must be stopped. carley: a little boy stands with the seattle police department in its time of need, his unique way of honoring a fallen police officer, coming up next. ♪ this is our country. ♪ carley: senator josh hawley says it's time to stand up to the, quote, muzzling of america. in a new op-ed hawley breaks down cancel culture and its effects on conservatives including the big tech's shutdown of parler. he's encouragin

analysts out with a note confessing, quote, we've been on the wrong side of tesla for over a year now tess has has added a gm's worth of market cap and nez la is now bigger or as i just mentions here we should -- bejust spoke to bill who said he thought at this point it's la shut buy gm and take advantage of its local manufacturing base let's get to sue herera for a nbc news update. >> hi, kell el good to see you. hello, everyone. lawyer sydney powell, a key player in the effort to reverse joe biden's election 11:00 sued by dominion investigate systems for defamation the company wants damages of more than $1.3 billion accusing powell of falsely claiming that diminron rigged the election, had bribed georgia officials and was createded in venezuela to rig elections for hugo chavez. the fbi has released this photo of a possible suspect and is offering a reward of up to $50 for information leading to the person or people responsible for leaving two pipe bombs at the republican and democratic national committee headquarters on wednesday officials say the devices were found before they exploded

reporter tess of arthur visited a hospital in berlin to find out why putting on his protective gear before entering the room of a covert patient diverting for intensive care nurse sebastian schmidt he has been working with corona patients for months now and knows how important it is to protect himself when coming into contact but an even better protection would be the current jab. we see every day i see people dying from corona i see how patients are suffering how seriously they become because of this virus that's why i would definitely like to be vaccinated against it is a real horse. going in for nasa and i also find that i have a duty of care towards the public who are trying to cover all of this. but not all doctors and nurses in germany share this opinion. is not against vaccination in general but when it comes to the corona she says she would rather wait and see. is condemn us f. i'm still very cautious when it comes to the vaccine i'm still of the defrayed of it because it hasn't been around for a very long time so i can't say right now i'm 100 percent convinced of it on the website

we saw this four years ago with jim mat tess, how are you going to vote on that waiver, congresswoman? >> i am still looking at it. but i am traveling today. i have not made that decision yet. i am listening to both sides of the argument. one of the things i think is important for election officials is we are consistent. we did this for mattis four years ago. why would we not do it now? he would be the first african-american we've had. if we've done it for others in the past, then why the opposition now? so i am looking at it. i will be reviewing precedent and what we have done in the past. i will make that decision in just a few hours. >> let me play for you one of your fellow south carolina law-makers said about the future of the republican party and where it goes now. >> okay. >> in this first day really of the post-trump era. here's senator lindsey graham. >> donald trump will be the strongest voice in the republican party for years to come. if are you wanting to erase donald trump from the party, you are going to get erased. >> you called yourself a new voice for the republican p

we'll go away and i my parents are gone my brother is a mess and dead not dead my aunt is dumped in tess and gray and i'm device and his voice has been allowed on him calling for justice and closure she says the report falls short of both no one has been brought to justice yet it went on for 76 years ending in 1998 the report says the church and state were partly responsible but they provided refuge the women weren't forced into the homes according to the report it says the fathers of their children and their families provided no refuge that assertion has been met with outrage what happened has often been termed the irish mother and baby scandal many may feel that's an understatement and the word atrocities may prove more accurate. andrew simmons al-jazeera. it's almost 9 pm in washington d.c. these are live pictures from inside what appears to be a deeply divided congress of representatives suspended basing and voting on efforts to make president tunnel trump accountable for last week's unprecedented assault on the capitol building democrats a put forward a motion that urges vice presid

restart the industry when this is under control and we are as before, requiring that we continue with tesseis say. so the planning after this phase is quite critical and important to us.- phase is quite critical and important to us. phase is quite critical and imortant to us. ~ . ., ~' important to us. what would you like to see the uk — important to us. what would you like to see the uk government _ important to us. what would you like to see the uk government focusing l to see the uk government focusing on? what would help most, focusing more on testing so that you can get rid of the quarantine, perhaps? well, definitely, we believe that testing is the temporary solution. quarantine, basically, once you combine testing with quarantine, basically, demandjust, combine testing with quarantine, basically, demand just, you know, doesn't exist almost, right? so it is impossible to have a sustainable air transport which is critical to the economy and to manyjobs, you know, it is not viable. testing is something that has proven to be reliable on one side and obviously doable in a consistent way

. >> >> hello, this is tess and district five many of you who do know have reservation and oppose them and these are neighbors from the miraloma park, forest noels and edge wood and poll valley improvement and they have written a letter placing this project to the regions and today they include the ashbury neighborhood council which opposes amendment to the 2014lrdp with a new hospital. now note this long range development plan approved in 2014 and the new host could already be under construction and yes it will be 300 feet tall but asking to do some exploration, if he is kind of been taking the attitude this is what we want and now we'll talk about how to make you feel happier about it and the ice cream cone. we'd like you to talk about trade offs that they are willing to make so that we can preserve our neighborhoods and keep it good for all people and also support reward of supervisors resolution to ask for that two month delay for more time and i would also point out that the club has point the outside our very large number of concerns with the projects and urges you csf to rethink

have reported that the calls to the commander in chief to get the national guard to protect those tess capitol, including his vice president, went unheeded. it was the vice president who intervened. so we already had a lot of that in public view. is that enough? >> so a lot of the public view stuff will be played. there's no question it's quite damning. the issue is the public reporting, the sources saying it, that's sort of hearsay, and i can imagine senators wanting to hear from witnesses wanting a more reliable source. once thing that's important to note, is even if the how cannot show that the president incited this conduct, which i think they probably can make a conpel case it is enough to convict if the president is shown to essentially have done nothing as touch going on. in other words it's not a criminal case where you need to prove that he incited beforehand. can you show that while it was going on he was basically just sitting back and not taking any action to prevent it. that would justify the senators in voting to convict. i should say there's a legal argument that i suspe

there are so many people working behind the scenes, as you point out, at the white house, at the fbi, tessof homeland security, at the intelligence community, to try to make sure while the eyes are fixed right now on the inauguration in washington, d.c., that every effort is being made around the globe and around the country to make our citizens and security interests secure. >> have you been part of a security endeavor -- as fraught as what today might have been, 13 days ago trump directed his supportitious to attack the capitol. the justice department is pursuing charges of criminal sedition, possibly conspiracy. what must the days going forward look like in terms of securing the homeland? we've seen some reporting in the "new york times" that the military -- because six individuals had ties to the military -- the military is going to extra lengths to vet their ranks. qanon is a target of analysis. what does the security picture look like for this team? >> i was thinking today this is the most relaxed i've been in the course of many inaugurations, because i'm not responsible for it, but

it has revealed and exacerbated a lot of other divisions, whether it's inequitable act tess to healthrable by virtue of the nature of the jobs they hold. so as we hope to do better on vaccine distribution and get on the other side of the pandemic, we're going to have to, as joe biden puts it, build back better. not just infrastructure talk. that is every institution in our country talk. . >> senator padilla, it's willie geist. congratulations on your swearing in yesterday. obviously you would like to get down to covid and other issues that face people in your states, specifically your community as you have talked about. you also have this parallel track of an impeachment trial. do you think it's a good idea to pursue impeachment right now as you also confront covid and the economy? >> look, i do think that's the case. we have to not just respond better to covid and protect everybody's health but protect and defend our fundamental democracy as well. it's not one or the other. we have to be able -- and i think there is a willingness to do both. even if it's longer workdays. we have to d

the new reality is the new arrival tess will mean the airlines, including ryanair, easyjet and othersd date. borisjohnson has announcement is there's no end date. boris johnson has been announcement is there's no end date. borisjohnson has been telling the nation that all the high—risk groups will be vaccinated by the middle of february but we do not understand why this on arrival testing isn't also brought into line by the end of february. if you vaccinated all the irish people, we should be allowing free movement again. government has said that is the aim, to get everybody vaccinated in the four highest categories, not all of them. it is certain whether it will be achieved. does this not allow confidence for people travelling? because in lockdown, people should not travel internationally unless it is an emergency. but that is the point. this destroys all confidence in bookings. nobody, even those who have to make essential travel, nhs staff travelling to and from, or home—buyer, the people who treated borisjohnson in home—buyer, the people who treated boris johnson in hospital was h

. >> >> hello, this is tess and district five many of you who do know have reservation and oppose them and these are neighbors from the miraloma park, forest noels and edge wood and poll valley improvement and they have written a letter placing this project to the regions and today they include the ashbury neighborhood council which opposes amendment to the 2014lrdp with a new hospital. now note this long range development plan approved in 2014 and the new host could already be under construction and yes it will be 300 feet tall but asking to do some exploration, if he is kind of been taking the attitude this is what we want and now we'll talk about how to make you feel happier about it and the ice cream cone. we'd like you to talk about trade offs that they are willing to make so that we can preserve our neighborhoods and keep it good for all people and also support reward of supervisors resolution to ask for that two month delay for more time and i would also point out that the club has point the outside our very large number of concerns with the projects and urges you csf to rethink

. >> >> hello, this is tess and district five many of you who do know have reservation and oppose them and these are neighbors from the measur measure miralomt noels and edge wood and poll valley improvement and they have written a letter placing this project to the regions and today they include the ashbury neighborhood council which opposes amendment to the 2014lrdp with a new hospital. now note this long range development plan approved in 2014 and the new host could already be under construction and yes it will be 300 feet tall but asking to do some exploration, if he is kind of been taking the attitude this is what we want and now we'll talk about how to make you feel happier about it and the ice cream cone. we'd like you to talk about trade offs that they are willing to make so that we can preserve our neighborhoods and keep it good for all people and also support reward of supervisors resolution to ask for that two month delay for more time and i would also point out that the club has point the outside our very large number of concerns with the projects and urges you csf to rethi

they are a grow tess being example. yes, the political culture has become perverse.xtension. here are signs that even vp mike pence understands the reality. his role is ceremonial. ministerial. he's not going to change the outcome the way his buddy president trump would. i don't know why trump threw pence under the bus like that. let's discuss with cnn election law analyst frenetta tollson. do i understand if you have a member of the house and the senate that want to debate and take a vote on a particular slate of electors, that can happen but you've got to have the numbers, right? >> yes. so, chris, first thank you for having me on. let's be clear, that's part of the process. so if a republican member of the house and republican member of the senate decide to submit a written objection, then each chamber will debate the objection for two hours and then they decide whether or not to sustain it. keep in mind that the control of the chambers is still split and so it's unlikely that the objection will go anywhere. really what we're seeing tomorrow is political theater.