[speaking foreign language] >> at times unwelcomed, but sometimes praised, especially for their efforts to combat gang violence. this man was almost stabbed to death and was saved by this very officer. [speaking foreign language] >> but he still has mixed feelings towards the police. [speaking foreign language] >> despite the hostility by some of the younger residents, all isn't lost as officers are still able to communicate with the p different scenario. there are no patrols, no interaction th locals and never-ending battle between the youth and the police. a local mediator takes us to meet with some of the residents and say they are often intimidated and man handled by the officers and asked to remain anonymous because of reprisals. [speaking foreign language] >> a lack of trust sometimes leads to violence in the neighborhoods whereesentment is arrive. [speaking foreign language] >> for the time being, a long-term solution still seems a distance away. >> that brings the first 30 minutes of the program to an end. i will be back after the break with another round of world news. stay tun

>> our top stories this morning, joe biden wastes no time on day one signing executive actions unwelcoming new staff. his to do list includes tackling the coronavirus, a weakening economy and strained relations with beijing. the covid crisis worse guns -- worsens in germany and the u.k.. boris johnson's chief scientific advisors say hospitals look like a war zone. reports say the dubai government ordered all hospitals to cancel nonessential surgeries for the next month as the pandemic surges. bahrain sells to billion dollars of bonds, taking in vantage -- advantage of investors' appetite for yields. it reflation trade appears to be entered -- reenergized as risk came back on the table and the s&p 500, we are still projected to continue in that direction, up zero point 3%. big bank shares after morgan shanley -- stanley had uninspiring numbers, overweight risk assets within the u.s. and asia, favored stocks in china, south korea and singapore. treasuries ended little changed after declines in the face of soft demand metrics for what went underway in terms of the 20 year bond option. current

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time for britain . the relentless 1000 infections up and down the country has prompted a stark warning from the health secretary. it's an unwelcome message for many across britain but professor chris witty who's the chief medical officer advisor to the government says tougher restrictions are absolutely unavoidable the next few weeks are going to be. times mommas into the night chance well hospitals are being pushed to absolute breaking point last week we had the mayor of london city karnit declare a major incident which just gives you an idea of the scale that the n.h.s. is facing but also we've had major incidents also being declared in areas like sorry and sussex and those on the frontline say the situation is dire we're piecing and most grieve the. on. your piece of this when all this comes as the government unveils its vaccination plan includes the opening of 7 mass vaccination centers across the country but there is a widespread perception that the government keeps over promising and under delivering it it comes as a poll finds that around 72 percent of people think that the government has not acted fast enough with 42 perc

unwelcome news, don't come. the official says it will take time for the ministration to restructure the hardline immigration stanceshowdown for your headlines log on to foxnews.com. have a good night. [inaudible] correspondence between hunter biden and he confirmed that the justice department has been investigating finances and overseas business dealings in places like china since 2018. for years there have been questions about hunter biden's business dealings with foreign companies while using his father's name and title for leverage. >> i find it hard to believe that if you're in charge of overseeing corruption under the obama administration, you didn't know your own son was on the board one of the most corrupt gas companies in the ukraine. >> yet it's his close ties to the chinese government that many find most alarming. there's not one series of facts between china and hunter biden. there are number of points of contacts and that's an indication they went to great lengths. their investigations into hunter haydn. >> what did he do for the money? it's very simple. what did he do for the money the controversy beg

time in six months. some santa cruz mountain residents are getting a knock on the door and then unwelcome news, evacuated or under a mandatory evacuation order. we knew it was gonna be coming. um, you know, just all the news. let's and everything and all the science behind it. we knew that there was going to be this issue if we had big rains again starting tuesday and lasting much of. inches of rain are forecast to fa still scarred. ew lightning x fire experts say certain areas are poised to see soil slide since the characteristics of the ground have been changed by the wildfires. the soil no longer absorbs much, if any of that moisture that's that goes on it, so we'll see that what. auto run off and it will take any loose soil or debris with it sunday, santa cruz county officials issued an evacuation warning due to mudslide concerns monday. evacuation orders were issued affecting 5000 residents. we certainly have risked every season with mud flows because of the geology in each of our mountains, and we have had history, you know, in the eighties and so on, there's been number of pretty significant. disa

time that ushered in a fashion revolution. women began to dawn neoclassical dresses, unwelcome to pockets. 200 years of sartorial inequality. and it denied women some potent body language. >> that gesture, that cool gesture, you can trace to when men first get suits and can put their hands in their pockets. >> reporter: images like these were seen as scandalous in their time. poet walt whitman posing defiantly. and this portrait, called "the thinker," was deemed vulgar for thrusting both hands into this pocket. >> your hands are right near your genitals, and it was increased absolutely bad manners. >> reporter: hands in pockets may have been seen as rude, but they also signaled self-possession. and women wanted to get their hands on that. >> when women get pants, that's when they really get to explore that gesture. >> reporter: coco chanel started creating her version of menswear with pockets. >> it is the height of chic for evening wear. >> she has the cigarette and the hand in the pocket, like, okay, i can do it, too. >> reporter: but for all that swagger, women's fashion has more often

time in six months. some santa cruz mountain residents are getting a knock on the door and then unwelcome news or under a mandatory evacuation order. we knew it was gonna be coming, you know, just all the news outlets and everything and all the science behind that. we knew that there was gonna be this issue if we had big rains again starting tuesday and lasting much of the week. inches of rain are forecast to fall on areas still scarred by the seas. ew lightning complex fire experts say certain areas are poised to see soil slide since the characteristics of the ground have been changed by the wildfires. the soil no longer absorbs much, if any of that moisture that's that goes on it. so we'll see that water runoff and it will take any loose soil or debris with it sunday, santa cruz county officials issued an evacuation warning due to mudslide concerns monday. evacuation orders were issued affecting 5000 residents. we certainly have risked every season with mud flows. because of the geology in each of our mountains, and we have had history. you know, in the eighties and so on, there's been a number of pret

time in six months. some santa cruz mountain residents are getting a knock on the door and then unwelcome news. are you guys are under a mandatory evacuation order, so we knew it was gonna be coming. um you know, just all the news outlets and everything and all the science behind it. we knew that there was gonna be this issue if we had big rains again starting tuesday and lasting much of the week inches of rain are forecast to fall on areas still scarred by the seas. ew. lightning complex fire they're experts say certain areas are poised to see soil slide since the characteristics of the ground have been changed by the wildfires. the soil no longer absorbs much, if any of that moisture that's that goes on it. so we'll see that water runoff and it will take any loose soil or debris with it sunday, santa cruz county officials issued an evacuation warning due to mudslide concerns monday. evacuation orders were issued affecting 5000 residents. we certainly have risked every season with mud flows. because of the geology in each of our mountains, and we have had history. you know, in the eighties and

all their stuff together right now for the second time in six months, some santa cruz mountain residents are getting a knock on the door and then unwelcomes there under a mandatory evacuation order, so we knew it was gonna be coming. you know, just all the news outlets and everything and all the science behind it. we knew that there was going to be this issue if we had big rains again starting tuesday and lasting much of the week. inches of rain are forecast to fall on areas still scarred by the seas. ew lightning complex fire experts say certain areas are poised to see soil slide since the characteristics of the ground have been changed by the wildfires. the soil no longer absorbs much, if any of that moisture that's that goes on it. so we'll see that water runoff and it will take any loose soil or debris with it. sunday santa cruz county officials issued an evacuation warning due to mudslide concerns monday. evacuation orders were issued affecting 5000 residents. we certainly have risked every season with mud flows. because of the geology in each of our mountains. and we have had history. you know, in the eighties and so on, there's be

unwelcomed distraction. there's nothing they can do about it. we are pleased with this two-week pause, which gives lawmakers time to work on this massive covid relief bill, which we will talk about later. the moment it seems pretty stalled. it gives the senate more time to confirm biden appointees, get his cabinet members in place. they are key indeed on that. only two at this point have come in. the trump world of course is watching these revelations with some trepidation. and i wanted to get your take on this. each day nearly that goes by from the capitol hill insurrection, to see the violent siege of trump supporters there, that we are learning more and more damaging information about not just what happened that day but that day was not the only moment in which the trump and his supporters made efforts to overturn this election in an extraordinarily blatant way, whether it was pressuring officials in georgia or now even looking to overhaul the department of justice in order to get it to do its bidding. i want to ask you if you have ever seen anything like that in your overall take. with the senate trial not starting for a few weeks and some repu