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good this is the day of the news live from berlin the long awaited hairpin uni and u.k. trade deal is that you need to say it's fair and balanced the british prime minister appointed a small christmas present also coming up. a christmas eve mass with social distancing and role pope francis holds a scaled back service in the vatican today as if he opposes new restrictions of the holidays and says to. us every year millions of trees are cut down to decorate pope's body to be thrown away weeks later that we need one mad this promotion a more sustainable christmas tree. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to the program now off the months off uncertainty aggression and the european union has finally struck an agreement on post trade deal its implementation will mock big changes the u.k. and the e.u. will form 2 separate markets and free movement between the 2 will and both sides patched up their differences at the 11th hour what to avert a crisis as the end of the transition period approached. much of the british press hailed it as briggs minus the deal itself more important t

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feel the most confident about taking the vacce, at least 85% said they will be immunized in those uniesbut there's a lot more skepticism germany and france and in the democratic republic of congo, where le than 50% said they will take the vaccine. so why are there these different views around the world? joining the is a medical anthropologist from texas state i iversity. going to confessd no idea there was such a thing as aro medical anlogist. why do people have different views and different areas of the world to vaccines? is there a common denominator, trends you can point to? emily: i think you have to think about this as people have different views on many things, and definitely with vaccination. one of the reasons you are seeing some big differences across the world is what have been these countries experience with vaccinations date. especially when you're dealing with countri like many of the countries in africa that are coming out of a colonial period still, do they have trust in developed countries who are producing the vacnes and who are in some cases paying for and distributing

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they said it would be the end of the uni. the secretary said if this were to happen they would all re-sign. in scotland's terests breaks a al, the resignation letters before or after. >> the answer to that question, highly unlikely they will arrive, to scland and the future of scotland. and i beeve in spite of the negativity i detect it leave along wi the rest of the uk will benefit from a stro trading relationship with frnds and partners acss the channel whatever the circumstance is or the terms they reach tonight. >> i support turn on the subtitles. a campaign being led by henry warren, it defaults same language subtitling and have dramatic effect on children's literacy for disadvantage for the priority of my right honorable friend for the potential impact of covid-19. will the prime minister support consultation to explore transformati opportunities. >> i speak to honorable members, with these crime dramas, the campaign is excellent, with all the departments with a stake in this. >> caroline lucas. >> thank you, mister spe

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british and pays a shock to parliament later jacob reese more comes out against uni seth which is starting feeding u.k. children the 1st time in history. the money from moscow is not a one here local time kevin i am with you with the update for the next half hour from internationals world news fruit 1st than the u.s. food and drug administration reveals it's now probing 5 allergic reactions to the pfizer vaccine including 2 alaska health workers we are on the week that would take it. i think we'll be looking at all of the data we can from each of these reactions to sort out exactly what happened and we'll also be looking to try to understand which component of the vaccine might be helping to produce. it comes just hours after a 2nd vaccine by madonna was approved by the f.d.a. meantime as you can see there vice president mike pence getting the fires a shot live on t.v. long as he is with his wife earlier pens added that american vaccines are safe to go with just about to get the shot and we go. kiran and i were more than happy to step forward before this week was about. to take this safe a

uni both know there -- you and i know there are a lot of americans not hearing those in the same way. is right when he says it is time to heal. it is admirable he would raise that in that way. i know he says that people are not our enemies, they are our -- they are americans, but there are some people who are the adversaries of poor and low wealth people and black people and moving forward in this country. they are not adversaries. the policies are certainly adversarial to justice and what we are called to be a by our deepest constitutional values. if their policies are adversarial, the question is, are they adversarial? i understand what he is saying in the sense that you do not have to go around saying that people and nobody can work and they are beyond change. even though we have to be realistic, there are some people that are totally committed. we know what happened one obama ran for office. there were people totally committed. we have watched what has happened in the senate, not just trump with -- but with the senate that were totally committed in an adversarial way to being fair

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programs have seen huge numbers of family sign up and unicef has defended its decision to provide help uni said few cases responding to the some press tend to crisis and building on our 25 years experience to working on children's rights in the u.k. with a one off domestic response launched a notice to provide support to vulnerable children and families around the country during this crisis period earlier we spoke with the founder of britain's largest independent food bank who says the government's handling of the poverty crisis has been unacceptable. i think the reality is the government's own figures show that in britain 4.5 children get 1000000 children get free school meals and before the pandemic the government's own figures confirmed that 12000000 people in britain were in poverty i think what unicef of dawn has of course given some money to people in britain and britain is one of the great generous countries in the world for giving money so it's only just right that when our people are in crisis that unicef gives us some cash by the scandal is we have a government that keeps pussy f

weren't designs that were made eccentric the natural body and there were also quite a sexual they were uni sex which was really unique for the time and he was a really high in the air at this space age look so much so actually that now eventually asked him to design a real suit for astronauts a while and you know that that just leaves us that to the next question which is he was quite the businessman wasn't he how did that go down with his peers. will he was very honest he was very honest that he wanted to make a lot of money and he knew that designing incredibly expensive one of a kind dresses wasn't the most profitable for him so he made his designs available to the masses now back in the 1950 s. you couldn't just go into a top paris fashion house and buy something off the rack he made that possible he was also a big change of license and if if there was any product teacher put his name i'm not just socks and ties but haykel jars frying pans mineral water she would do it and he was also one of the 1st major western designers to go into china in the 1970 s. when it opened up so a man who

infrastructure point of view i mean government simply need to invest more resources in building a basic uni of the welfare state which includes health care and emergency income provision. numbers have been rising drastically and are now preaching in europe why would happen there. well i think i'm not an epitome ologist but i think what happened there is also happening in germany all over europe and north america and so you are being spared from this 2nd wave i think their rates are still lower than they are in germany for example i think currently i see you capacities about 56 percent in a little boy so they're still doing ok and i believe that they're going to announce stronger measures today you know they've never had a mandatory lockdown like many other latin american countries had and they've announced they don't plan to do that but they do plan to exploit their citizens to behave well and responsibly through the christmas holidays just like germany has in many ways little boy is not so different from germany's but now you are an expert on latin america what exactly needs to be done to

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i think it was a really important thing for a lot of students in uni to kind of lobby for the fact thatrwinter break, and i'm really glad that they're getting it. i think the take—up shows that students are such active parts of our communities. testing for students is voluntary and is not available to every student at every university, so how effective can that programme be? i think it will make a good difference, a good positive difference, but as i say, we haven't made it mandatory because that brings in all sorts of other considerations and we think that it is therefore best done on a voluntary basis. with more than a million students in england likely to be on the move, there have been concerns about the potential spread of the virus, though there was news today that infections were receding. the latest survey of virus case rates in england by imperial college london suggests there has been a decline of 30% since the end of october, just before the lockdown. the biggest falls were seen in the north—east of england, down 62%, and the north—west, down 57%. there was a fall of 35% in t

i used to have tojuggle work, uni, i worked in a chip shop.ym, boxing full—time. this was the year she went from the chippy to a champ, doing a lot of battering along the way. back in february, before the world changed, she conquered it, beating eva wahlstrom to become only britain's second female world champion after nicola adams. her next fight was in promoter eddie hearn‘s backyard in essex in august, a bout with natasha jonas was a bloody battle, a landmark night for women's boxing. the war ended as a draw, harper still the champ. savannah marshall and cha ntelle cameron have since joined her at the top of the world. i had to learn how to survive. i had to learn to go out and hold on and i've learned i've got a heart and i learned that i've still got a lot more to learn. meanwhile, those running english cricket were trying to save the test match summer. millions of pounds were on the line. they found the answer inside a bubble. ecb has confirmed that england will face the west indies in a three test series. will go ahead with the players r

uni's almost done.sessment left to do, and then i'll have finished first year. hey, guys. so today is saturday 6th june, and we are on our way to our second protest for black lives matter. it wasjust, like, the best thing, like, the level of solidarity, the level of, like, unity. it's been really amazing, despite whatever the media's trying to say. like, whatever they're trying to say and make out like it was really violent. it was not. no violence. it was really peaceful. 0k, i've just come off the phone. i've just had my director of studies meeting, so kind of like my parents' evening without my parent, and i got my exam results! somehow, i managed to bag a first in both history and in spanish! and then when she told me, iwasjust like... i just... i don't know how, especially in this term, because it'sjust been, like, it's been disgracefully hard! and i don't think i've actually had time tojust kind of process this year properly and just sit down and, like... i don't know. a lot of it was kind of fill

well israel is now vaccinated hauffe 1000000 people against the current a virus the health minister a uni edelstein made the announcement on twitter 9 days after the vaccination campaign started out into its national lockdown on sunday a minister benjamin netanyahu says he wants the country to overcome the pandemic in february a month ahead of the general election or a nasa has more now from west jerusalem. this is really going to bolster in a time yahoo a head of an election that's coming up here in march on saturday he said that he's hoping that 2500000 israelis will be fully vaccinated within a month of this rollout now in terms of how they're doing at israel does have a pretty big health care system it is public but it is kind of it's not centralized so there are many branches of it working simultaneously at the moment the government has also enlisted the military to set up some vaccination centers and also at the same time it is a relatively small country with just about 9000000 people in terms of population geographically it is also relatively small the vaccination campaign though d

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using not to sit on the bench this time but to take the fact that he was willing to listen and go to uni verses sitting about that was jewish that's an important step that he's taken i think other people need to take a step or 2 maybe listen to. yes i am going to move on to sort of practical things like counting as a coconspirator as a good person but everyone according to steve. thanks for being in this conversation it's going to get was the so called our eyes and set would have choice about their destruction not als why do you want to be out. hundreds of leads. what it does it this is what i said earlier and this is who it was sister sister minister said earlier also yuki if you if all you have to do is declare that you're an ally right then bodies of culture are going to distrust that if you don't have a work if you are not being intimate with other white folks in your homes for the next 3 to 10 years figuring out what does it really mean to live in a loud ally ship to or merge do your then then then then bodies of culture and black people specifically are going to be like you know wh

the decision puts enormous pressure on the fda to approve the vak seccine here in the uni states. the fda takes longer here because it goes through all of the raw data behind the findings. still the chief sunshicience ad for warp speed hopes the approval will make americans feel comfortable that the vaccine is safe. >> i hope this will be evidence for the american population that the data with these vaccines are clear. are transparent, and they demonstrate they're effective and safe for use in the general population. >> always steven hann was summoned to the white house today and yesterday, the agency says they will complete their vetting to ensure that a vaccine is safe and effective. while we wait for that approval, the cdc has formally outlined it's recommendations on who should get the vaccine first here. like the uk, the cdc is prioritizing nursing homes. it is also including front-line health care workers in the first round. the vaccine is coming but we're not yet in a safe space. hospitalizations in the country hit a record high and are nearing 100,000. nearly 20,000 of tho

i think if you do not like uni, you do not really like uni.ppy christmas, thank you forjoining us. the house of lords conduct committee has recommended that the independent unionist lord maginnis is suspended for at least 18 months. the peer was accused of verbally abusing security staff in parliament and using homophobic language about mp5. our political correspondent nick eardley is at westminster, he's been following the story. bigger is up—to—date with what he is said to have done and what is going to be happening. i suspect this report will be a pretty uncomfortable read. —— report will be a pretty uncomfortable read. -- bring us up—to—date. uncomfortable read. -- bring us up-to-date. it is damning of lord maginnis's actions, referring to an incident in january where maginnis's actions, referring to an incident injanuary where he was accused of verbally abusing a member of security staff in parliament. the report says he bullied that person and also believe the snp mp hannah bardell who tried to intervene. it was after the incident that s

dortmund the winning goal started with a set pace in the 78th minute which moment traders headed home for uni it was his 4th goal of the campaign for most of any defender in the bundesliga when puts in 5th place right behind dortmund. heavy snowfall is clobbering north northern japan leaving motorists stranded and causing power outages in some regions a strong cold air mass brought record snow this week to mountainous areas in niigata. prefectures several all time snowfall records were set on friday with more than 2 metres falling on the city of fiji water in just 3 days or thora tees have issued warnings for more snow avalanches and transport disruptions. you're watching the fate of the news live from our reporters series is up next. my 1st by saying mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are balanced by this notion for something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to albums by say the lost my home and it took me years to and. finally they gave up and went on buying young lives i guess but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppo

the national guard and when we went out to look at them praicing, these units many times come in 975 uni doses and some have to be broken out to g to the smaller counities and that is what will be happening. and th guard will be doing th. i am also pleased to anunce today that the cdc has provided ohio to participate in the early scale launch of the vaccines in nursing homes as we've reported before we have been scheduled to stt this on the 21st day of the mth and that would be monday, decber 201st in partnership with pharmacy providers. but as a part of the scale of apoach ohio will begin the vaccination in the five to ten nursing homes starting this friday. we expect to start ts friday ohio. our team is working out the details of when those vaccinations will happen. let me say with regards to the nursing homes you wille calle and at this point it is a matter of simply scheduling. nursing homes are all on the same priority, but the schedulings something that the pharmaceutical, excusee, that the pharmaceutical compani will be actually doing. cvs for example will be doing this as wl as t

you have a chance of affecting the outcome here, but these retail wrongs are outrageous -- >> greg: uni- >> jesse: it's not a retail wrong when it's 50,000 ballots over and over and over. he >> greg: her geraldo is dismissing the point! we are talking about specific, crucial counties where you don't need widespread -- and nobody is claiming widespread. we are talking specific, targeted -- >> martha: let me say one thing. okay -- look. keep an eye on this nevada hearing because this is the first time it has been in a courtroom under oath, these witnesses and this testimony in nevada. nevada is a place where the difference of 35,000 votes, the trump campaign claims they can prove 100,000 of them are fraudulent. let them have it, let them go at it. this is a very important thing to keep an eye on because this is the first courtroom appearance -- >> geraldo: there is no way a judge is going to overturn -- >> martha: it is a matter, let the process play out. >> jesse: we will see we can get a fair hearing in nevada. >> martha: that's what they're doing right now. we will see what happens. >>

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tonight another bay area transit agency is in trouble because of the pandemic the drastic cuts the uni says it will have to make if it doesn't get more financial help. >>plus they may have been stolen, but in theory they're not going forever. an update to a theft said, san francisco fire departments toy program that is now brightening up the holidays. >>suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the u.s. that's according to the cdc. and in recent hotline in marin county has been getting more and more callers every month with some of them citing the pandemic as the center of their troubles on 4 is also the money in is live with us now here in the studio. the help that may bring some hope. >>to student grant for the pandemic keeping people apart and the holidays coming up. loneliness can be a major factor so callers are turning to this hotline for human connection and help. >>the image of wealth and health in bergen county contradicts a morbid fact that leaves the bay area and is above the state average in the number of people who take their own lives. as people are isolated through r

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