volatility was too dampened when you see a day -- markets's down 600 points or so you look at the vics going 21 1/2 to 37 pretty much in a straight line. i think that's telling you something. i think people are underestimated some of the head winds here risks, people are being comp complacent when you see a move of that magnitude on that generally benign day given the context of what's happening, that, to me, is the underlining theme >> there are reasons some investors might want to take some brofts r profits. but do you look at what's going on with the most heavily shorted stocks in the market and think there are margin calls going on that people are right sizing their portfolio, taking some risk that's causing a ripple effect in terms of having so sell some of the winners in order to cover the shorts >> i guess i mean, it makes perfect sense that that would be happening i mean, you know, we heard about giant covers today in game stop. the whole thick, though, we talked about it on our call midday as an investor who focuses on fundamentals, which makes me really old school, but this k

in germany to learn german polish the nickel why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing it. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the code of special monday to friday on. these grey stills might look adorable but they can be quite dangerous we will show you where you can observe germany's biggest predator in the wild.

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the uk why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to shaft the w z learning course because vic. why are people so forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons. there are many answers. and there are many stories. make up. the be. made for minds. bloggers students activists and bad children they have all fled bella ruse and the old fart tarion regime in power that surprises and persecutes dissidents over the past months or ever more people have been fleeing the country they had to neighboring lithuania and e.u. member and southern most of the 3 baltic republics there are no taleo coolio governor and her team do what they can to help. just 25 kilometers from here and dello russo but the people are fighting for their freedom. our freedom of expression for the right just to take to the streets. natalya cognac of our lives in lithuania as capital will. the us we spent a few days with her that. natalee was born in belarus but she's lived in lithuania for 20 years now enjoying success as a real estate agent since the summer of 2020 she's taken on the town of helping her compound tr

tenants we should covered all the vic shin's. both sides say it's far from perfect.ing treated the right way, and they say that's why they're demanding officials do better. i don't want to wait until it's my turn to be evicted, the sheriff's office released a statement saying well, most of the protesters were peaceful. a few were not, they say a total of nine arrests were made for violating a court order. the affected courts were closed for most of the morning, but then resumed business as usual by the afternoon. wound and ruben ktvu fox two news coming up here. the anti vaccine movement now targeting the coronavirus vaccine coming up how they're using social media to spread their message, and we're tracking the current radar show you where it's raining right now and where it will be reading tomorrow. the president says action on the climate crisis cannot wait. i'm lauren blanchard in washington more on the executive orders he signed today as. zec. or to focused on g climate change, which he calls an existential threat. but fox news lauren blanchard tells us that cri

>> vic. >> vic, nice to meet you. >> i'm lizzie. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too.ure. >> we'll take a look at the car. i'll scan the vin number. i'll assess a value to the car. i hope i can meet your expectation levels. what were you guys trying to get for it? it--it's not what a book says a car is worth, it's what someone offers you for the car. so, let's start in the front of the car. i happened to notice when you guys were pulling in, there was a little--there's some damage on the bottom. >> yeah. >> some scrapes. i notice the wheels are a little scuffed also. that's, like, the only rim that didn't get damaged. on most cars, it's not the end of the world, but unfortunately on a bmw, you know, four rims could cost well over $1,000. based on what i just pointed out--the rims, the bumpers--i'd like to pay 14,000 for it. >> yeah. >> okay. >> jon did a great job on the appraisal. he held firm with the customer, and now he's doubling his profit on that purchase. i'm introducing jon to an auto dealer in new jersey. i have high expectations that he is gonna dramatically

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that ultimately was found in the script with vic mackey, who was a cop. >> good cop and bad cop left "the shield" is fascinating because you think that the show is being set up as a cat and mouse game. vic mackey is making lots of money, secretly in bed with thugs and drug dealers, and then you're introduced to terry, this undercover cop, who was sent to bring him down. you think, oh, that's the show. i've seen that show before. i've seen that movie before. >> we're talking about making case that puts mackey behind bars for a long time. >> then we get to the pilot and vic shoots terry in the face. >> there was some thought that hbo shows did well because they had no commercials. so when a basic cable show like "the shield" that did have commercials found an audience, all of a sudden it just opened the door, and other original programming sprung up like "nip/tuck." >> when you stop striving for perfection, you might as well be dead. >> and "rescue me." >> you son of a bitch. >> and it was a whole new playing field. >> tommy! for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your d

them yes i mean being for british women in sets of 14 for months on vic if we did a blind tast 1st if we knew nothing about how base b. said being composed given its machine made often lime games then would probably be taken in kind of fire in a wrong note said it is to the rules of voice leading there are intriguing hominids . in technical terms it's astonishing that almost if baba. question remains what does it mean nixon polje must be taught it is going to. turn off i can't answer that as a basically the answer is that it means nothing. as worst as in his view what's the point and that's the problem when we hear something he immediately searches for meaning or in the name for emotional context in which where does it get us it gets us nowhere it's a simulations news for him this isn't a similar it's own. ai uses mathematics and logic to produce results that are astoundingly similar to our . it suggests that the processes involved in making art are actually quite predictable. but predictability is surely the opposite of creativity. which is about finding novelty and different perspec

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the moment that the bush vic revolution gets enough you see the left-wing start to split. for, fun once the left wing splits it splits even further. if you've ever seen the old movie, the life of ryan, it reminds me of one of the monty python skates. are we the today in liberation front? -- you get the left wing that is now fighting amongst themselves. now none of this is necessarily evident to that guy imperial. a lot of these radical organizations are claiming to have a lot more members than they actually do. just as an aside, the communist party of america, big bill and jon reade have the unique standing in american history of being the only three americans to be given the high communist order of being buried in the walls of the kremlin. >> now it is one thing to talk about radicalism. it's another thing to act upon it. things start to get really sketchy when we start going from words to bombs. you see that here. in new england and at the start of 2016, poster ship saying that we will dynamite. you if you stand in our, way we will dynamite you. this turns into reality a

vic reynolds announced the outcome of that. it will be 15,118 absentee ballots that they investigated. they found two with potential problems. 99.99%. of those two done, the actual voter who was intended to be marked as voting was the actual voter. another thing they want to talk about is a vast difference in rejection rates. there was not a vast difference. in order to confuse people because they don't understand election systems, they are conflating the entirety of absentee ballots versus those rejected for signature mismatched or missing signatures. we are comparing apples to orange. i will give the general number. .2% -- .26%. in 20 twentieths .15%. in 2020, .15%. it allowed there to be curing of ballots. there are republicans and people running around the states finding people who have signature issues to cure their ballots. that is going on now and the democrats did a better job during the general election. the republicans were not prepared. democrats had teams set up and they were ready to go. it was a late intrigue on t

if you are in fact 40 years german diplomats at best turned a blind eye this vote's vic shouts they did far too little to protect their fellow citizens in this colony is a colony guitar. course shall freak still lives on the grounds of connally's dignidad. he used to be kept here as a slave brutally mistreated and beaten by fellow germans leading the sect i think there were some bizarre times they'd even beat me unconscious i was so bloody my clothes stuck to my skin i couldn't sit for weeks i had to lean on my hands and slowly ease myself into a chair. it was enough to drive anyone mad thought vanished. post was forced to work 7 days a week there was no regular school for him to attend lessons was staged for recordings so the sex could project a picture perfect community to the outside world just like the many festivities helped to impress visitors. to hellish truth behind this shiny vinnie a still haunts whole shift. and he lives here on the grounds because he doesn't know where else to turn he occupies a tiny room with his wife in 2 children despite years of therapy decades of tortur

nation and now he is in fight against some governors about seeing a doctor here in brazil if the chinese vic keen about seeing if the vaccine if the russian vaccine because we have some women. we've. faced in brazil walked both so mad does it just he talks about economy when we presume very in the real show. we've many jobless be po this situation is the math there is this conflict. so it had to be forced to fabricate a national vaccination plan. that's the reason the main reason we delay in comparison with. counties reason. washington has scrapped plans to slap new tariffs on luxury goods from france they were proposed last year in retaliation for paris taxing large tech firms charlotta pinsky reports. well this is a huge step down from washington that was due to impose these additional taxes over the last few days on french luxury goods such as handbags but also on things such as cosmetics that were exported to the u.s. this would have added some 25 percent to those products in terms of cost and would have brought in around $1300000000.00 in terms of additional taxes now this was all in a

the japanese government denies responsibility and has reacted angrily to the ruling which awarded the vicfor them. rather their wishes to have the japanese government inform its citizens of the atrocities are committed. the same court is due to rule next week on a similar case brought against tokyo by another 20 women and theirfamilies. time now for the latest sport. hello there. the impact of covid—19 in sport continues to be felt. the international olympic committee says it has full confidence in the japanese authorites to deliver the olympic and paralympic games in late in the year, although potentially with reduced spectators crowds. daily covid infections in tokyo have hit a daily record there and it's resulted in the city being placed into a partial lockdown. spectators would be fun, they add a lot to the atmosphere the stadium, but let's not forget that 99.5% of the people around the world who experience the games don't do it with bombs in chairs. they are doing it through television or some electronic platform. so that audience will still be there, that audience is hoping that the

three stay, vic now. for kevin durant j harden, and, of course, the guy, carrier check us out.r. yeah. this is may the high of the night. nothing really to do about words. that is the dog who under why his mom go friend is going through and limp through it all. great wait close it out today. eyes prey. stuff. mom. frankie get back.at. is there anything more important than clean water in developing countries? or a clean glass in this one? oh. oh, my gosh. it that anne gibbs, the lady from channel 12 news? [ gasps ] oh, my god! it's anne gibbs! oh, i love her! that reaction would've been big if it was anne hathaway. oh, she is hiding quite a figure behind that desk. okay, what's going on with you and anne gibbs? come on. we gotta go say hi to her. okay, we're doing this? mitchell: hey. hi. hi. i'm sorry. um, i am such a fan. i was so moved by that story you did about the gymnast with the hump. - you want to hear something crazy? - yeah. he just got a scholarship to notre dame. - no! oh, my gosh! [ laughs ] - yeah. [ laughs ] you probably get this all the time, but i have a story

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if the chinese vic keen that if the vaccine if the russian vaccine because we have some women. we've. 'd walked both so mad does it just he talks about economy when we presume very in the. show. we've many jobless be po this situation is the math there is this conflict. to fabricate a national vaccination plan. that's the reason that main reason we delay in compare reason with. counties reason. and other news washington scrapped plans to slap new tariffs on luxury goods from france they were proposed last year in retaliation for paris taxing large tech firms charlotte dubinsky explains. well this is a huge step down from washington that was due to impose these additional taxes over the last few days on french luxury goods such as handbags but also on things such as cosmetics that were exported to the u.s. this would have added some 25 percent to those products in terms of cost and would have brought in around $1300000000.00 in terms of additional taxes now this was all in a dispute over the so-called gaffa tax this is a tax france has been talking about imposing on digital gian

so the vic's . in the midst of the pandemic panic, there were days when the mix would rise 50 percent in one day. so that is how people are making a lot of money. not just making money by investing in pfizer or mederna. the makers of the vaccines. the making money on the panic movement of the market itself. mayra: so the constant clinic trials and is just so interesting . frederick: on this level, just remember who makes a good book. when we start reading faster. we start reading faster when things get more and more dire to the hero. when the hero is in dire straits. and on wall street actually have a mathematical name for it. develop gamma rated and a means panic. there mathematical formulas in a kid you not, who have figured out around 1900 and perfected in the 1970s. to step on the gamma. this became part of the new york options exchange in the 1980s. mayra: what was your favorite cards. what was your favorite thing to research . you know we spent a lot of time in the middle ages. it is fascinati

the perpetrators are still connected to politics and businesses the vic. dms have been ignored in forgotten a long silence colonia dignidad. in 75 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind this will. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore this amazing world heritage sites that. don't world heritage 316 get cleaned up now. this is the news and these are our top stories the kremlin's most vocal critic alexei nevaeh has been jailed for 30 days at a hearing held in a makeshift court at a moscow police station now on he was detained immediately on returning to russia on a sunday he'd been in germany receiving treatment always a nerve agent attack in august germany has joined many other countries in can.

vic's shooting higher. in toronto, energy -- vixx is shooting higher. in toronto, energy and that.it to see the direction for yields. it continues its march to 1.5 or two. not giving up ground, very speculative names, game spot -- gamestop front and center, also amc. it is the subject that the robin hood ceo had to address, and particularly its move to curtail and restrict some of the training. he told number he was not doing that at the behest of regulators. >> we were directed by a market maker or any other market participant. this was a technical and operational decision. amanda: we do know that regulators, including the sec, are examining the decision by some of the platforms to restrict trade. that may be the next leg of this story. we have james cox, a professor at the duke university school of law. we want to start with just how complex these laws are. we have people who bid stocks up and some are short and some who tell others to buy them. what is new here? is anything getting in front of the regulations? james: what is new is the impact of social media. what is old here is

why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. assuring me is a thinking animal a mandate is to. balance and harmony not to create. that a millions of different species which inhabit the planet for that and many of them are going extinct because of auditing how do we make sure the. inhabitable not only for us but for every living organisms that's what we talk about in the whole welcome to india i'm someone that i. let's start in the northeast indian state of assam at the start of the 20th century there were only $201.00 horn drive remaining in the world the largest royal species they could be found all over the northern part of the indian sub continent in the last 100 years conservation efforts have brought the numbers up to 3700 contributing to this effort is an organization which is using vinyl done. and is raising a venice about the while notable species. this material has a very special structure and each sheet its own unique composition its use to make lampshades notepads and even clocks for a global clientele. the paper manu

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vic's has long been known in the chocolate industry but many companies still insist they are doing what they can to protect children and the environment. is obviously you know slightly industry acknowledges the problems if i see a forestation and child labor on plantations us officials hold back i assure you it's they are working hard to improve the situation is the use of an old and. over the last 10 years more and more cocoa producers have pledged to save the forests and send children to school instead of work. but are they. this is the harbor of abidjan the economic capital of ivory coast the west african country produces 40 percent of the world's entire cocoa supply. the trees that it comes from grow on small remote farms. there are around 6000000 of these farms worldwide and they're mostly left to their own devices. their harvest then goes through a long supply chain of traders and manufacturers before it ends up on our shelves. poll moreira a french television journalist and i'm. 3rd in the very 1st link of this chain. much of the remaining rain forest in ivory coast lies in the s

. >> a georgia vic rate for the democrats, because without georgia, you will want to be heading backe, to cyclical. >> these regulations against technology. more in the way of antitrust legislation. >> it is going to put more pressure on the backend end of the curve. >> you will probably have a lot of repricing. >> an immediate reaction to what is unfolding in georgia. lisa: let's bring in the bloomberg team for more,

we have the vic's just above 23. the dollar is approaching 91.he 10 year yield which has been flirting. with vaccine distribution underway, unprecedented actions by world leaders and central bankers, the outlook for 2021 could be positive. not since the great financial crisis has it been this difficult to analyze the potential outcome of the global economy. joining us to share their 2021 e.m. outlook are our guests. welcome, gentlemen. thank you for joining. let me get to you with your outlook on 2021. we have a clear idea of what's going to happen in the u.s.. what were not sure about is the trajectory of the vaccine distribution. i am curious to your outlook for the economic recovery here in the u.s.. >> think you for having us. like you said, it remains uncertain. having said that, there is an inclination to think that this is the year of a synchronized recovery. we all had a synchronized downturn almost a year ago. now, people are looking forward to a synchronized recovery. our feeling is that you will get recovery, but it will not be synchro

vic reynolds announced the outcome of that. they found two with potential problems.her thing that they want to talk about is the best defense in rejection rates. they do not understand election systems. they are conflating the integrity of those rejected. we have gotten some updated numbers now. be hearingthere to of ballots. young people running around the state, finding people with signature issues. that is going on right now. the democrats did a much better job of that. the democrats had their own forms set up. it was a late entry on the republican side. balance whereal --ected and about 2600 around 24. let's go into some of the new things. there is no shredding of ballots going on. it is not real. there is no shredding of envelopes. saw some of those in the senate. valueave no evidentiary because there is no signature on it. they are basically trash. keepaw requires that you them for 22 months. those are all being kept. this is what i fully do not understand. no one is changing parts or pieces and of machines. it is not a real thing. it is not real. i do not know

and his top advisers including his nominee for surgeon general, vic murphy, has been saying they're confident there will be more vaccine supply coming down the road. and you have seen the president trying to take some steps to try to help ramp up that production. he invoked the defense production act earlier this week to make some of those supplies that are needed for vaccinations. but it won't be immediate. it will take some time for these supplies and vaccines to really ramp up. you have also seen the administration try to take some steps to help states. yesterday the white house press secretary jen psaki said that the cdc will start looking into the possibility that states may begin running out of doses of vaccines that they have. the administration has also said that they will soon try to provide more clear guidance for how these covid-19 standards and protocols should be playing out in the states. and you've also seen the president roll out some of those executive actions to try to ease some of the economic pain brought on by this coronavirus pandemic. he has said that there's a need imm

but since then, there has been an unresolved question as to no just the authorities of the vic president, but the authority of congress in dealing with these types of questions. >> if state legislatures end up not abiding by their duly passe laws involving elections, and changes to rules are made by executives by what is the remedy , only going to court? the court says no it's a political question, we're not going to find this and then where do you go? >> you certainly can become tha type rates some people argue, most of argued recently that congress doesn't have the authority to reject electoral votes. this is all just ceremonial. it's never been reviewed by the courts. the true lies between those extremes. you can imagine and in the case of 1876, electoral votes that are clearly processed, south carolina brought in votes after counting 101 percent. of the eligible voters, it was vias that the fraud had occurred . so this has been this long-standing uncertainty as to what congress can do. what i can tell you is that these votes have been properly certified by the state, many of them hav

why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to shaft the w z learning course because vic. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard i was fair. i even got white hair in. the german language head. this gives me a little but you need to instruct the lives of say you want to do their story in life it's her fighting and reliable information for margaret. this is d.w. news and these are our top stories germany's governing c.d.u. party has chosen i mean lost it as its new party leader he beat conservative rival fleecy matts in a runoff vote last night is now in a strong position to become the party's candidate in september's election he's currently the premier of north rhine-westphalia germany's most populous state. in france a nationwide 6 pm curfew is taking effect to help stem the spread of the coronavirus the curfew.

landlords say that needs to be addressed in the states proposal, tenants we should covered all the vichin's. both sides say it's far from perfect. at the end of the day. none of us are being treated the right way, and they say that's why they're demanding officials do better. i don't want to wait until it's my turn to be evicted, the sheriff's office released a statement saying. well most of the protesters were peaceful. a few were not, they say a total of nine arrests were made for violating a court order. the affected courts were closed for most of the morning, but then resumed business as usual by the afternoon. owned and ruben ktvu, fox two news. in nevada frustration and anger after a frontline staff members of nevada unified school district learned that the district superintendent received a coronavirus vaccine ahead of in classroom teachers. it happened at a district and county sponsored inoculation event at the marine civic center. that's for more than 1200 district staff, including those in education, food and bus drivers got the vaccine, then at the end of the event, there we

why not learn with him d w z e learning course plecos vic. why did this person. there are. laws that can be to. make up your mind. what is the relationship between social media and the debate are raging on twitter shut down and $70000.00. can steer. nearest this after last week's riots at the u.s. capitol. meanwhile in contrast passions flare and had a few ganders general election the government bonds all social media and messaging ups. and there is always a catch scotland's fisherman and women are struggling to force their part because of the excess related complications. for joining me last week's riots in washington has once again raised questions about the role of social media in society after banning u.s. president donald trump from its platform twitter has now suspended a further 70000 accounts sharing content from q and on conspiracy theorists here's to the reporter matthew more on how we got to this point. it was the culmination of years of grievance conspiracy and encouragement brought to bear in the hallways of the u.s. capitol. mantid on social networks like twit

lawmakers in sacramento have approved an extension of california's vic shin moratorium, which was setweek. the new moratorium will run through june. it also uses stimulus money to help cover 80% of unpaid rent if landlords agreed to forgive the other 20% the governor is expect to sign the bill into law soon, president biden's top legislative priority is another covid relief package. he's calling republican senators hoping to make a deal but the $1.9 some rs are calling on the p wait a few months to see if the economic need persists. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 protesters rallied outside the bay area headquarters of stock trading platform. robin hood today, it all had to do with the company stopping investors ability to buy certain stocks that had seen unprecedented gains over the past week. ktvu is cristina rendon tells us, the movies created frustration and anger. are among retail investors. it's known as the free market, but some investors air calling it market manipulation. we were allowed to sell, but we're not allowed to buy. it doesn't seem fair doesn't seem right

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it's an article that says my dad vic yunouski got the purple heart on iwo jima.within that article it also mentions a fellow from another neighborhood of chicago, the neighborhood of beverly, and it's a fellow named mccarthy. i'm almost certain it's mccarthy. and he got the medal of honor. but it's an old yellowed piece of newspaper article. hey, ski, can you recall a fellow named mckarthy getting the medal of honor on iwo jima? and every jarhead out there, go visit that museum in quantico. i was there for the dedication and it's such a gorgeous place. all you jarheads got to go see it. hey "god bless america" today and hoorah for jarheads. >> john, thanks for the call. mr. nevgloski, to you, sir. >> okay. right off the bat there is mccarthy receives a medal of honor. i'm not sure if it's this particular one but i'll certainly look into it. there are -- and i really appreciate the fact that the gentleman calls me ski. that is such a marine corps thing. if your last name ends in s-k-i and you are a marine there's no question about it. you're known as ski. but i wi

. >> having seen the appeal, vic reynolds, the top prosecutor in cobb county, believes it won't changee evidence that was presented, and i believe when the dame comes this verdict will, in fact, be affirmed. >> but ross harris's supporters say there is another tragedy in all of this. they believe his conviction will make things worse for parents who make similar, terrible mistakes. >> this sets the precedent that anyone that does this is a monster, and that's just not the case. this really can happen to anyone. >> cooper. >> cooper's family may never stop grieving for the little boy who had just learned to say his dad's name, loved his trucks and loved to smile. >> what does leanna want cooper's legacy to be? >> that he was loved. he was very loved. by everyone that knew him. especially his parents. >>> that's all for this edition of of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> she was home with the kids, her husband out with friends when it happened. >> he said something about his telling them there

but jennifer vic's a great sick at your thoughts and your analysis thank you so much for joining us here on the news and thanks. those points was still to come on this news hour including forcing rob something kurdistan's election with a front burner was busted out of prison. already children are going hungry in guatemala and why the u.n. is warning that chronic malnutrition is on a rice course we'll have to sport for you and found racism hits test match cricket in india seem say they're being targeted by some astray and spectators. search teams in indonesia have detected signals emitted spoke with the flight recorder from a passenger jets that crashed into the java sea some wreckage and remains so have been retrieved police are asking families to provide dental records and d.n.a. samples to help identify bodies the boeing 737562 people board when it disappeared from radar minutes after takeoff on saturday jessica washington in jakarta has more on the search and investigation. we just heard from the authorities who are involved in the water in aiding this operation we've heard that the p

if we fail to act, there will be a wave of the vic shins and foreclosures in the coming months as this pandemic rages on, because there's nothing we could do to change the trajectory the pandemic in the next several months. so look, this would overwhelm emergency shelters increased covid-19 infections as people have to have nowhere to go in our socially can't socially distance. the american rescue plan asked congress to provide rental assistance for millions of hard hit families and tenants. this also be abridged economic recover for countless mom and pop landlords who can't afford not to have the rent. they can't wait. so on inauguration day i directed my administration to extend nationwide restrictions on a fictions and foreclosures. these crises are are straining the budgets of states and cities and tribal communities that are forced to consider laughs and service reductions among essential workers. police officers, firefighters, first responders, nurses are all the risk of losing their jobs over the line. last year more than 600,000 educators have lost their jobs and cities and tow

now she's saying that he's the vic the, victim, democrats are beating him up, time to move on. it's remarkable considering how often republicans are people who portray themselves as someone who supports consequences. >> and justice, never mind the blue line of police, who were certainly in large part victims in that event as well. look at what she said, look where she said it. she went on fox news. she was speaking to a very specific audience, parenthesizes republican primary voters for 2024. do we need to go to the floor? >> let's listen in. senator patrick leahy is beginning the trial. >> the senate rules on impeachment in the united states constitution, the president pro tem emeritus, the senator from iowa, will now administer the oath to the president pro tem, patrick j. leahy. please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear to all things pertaining to the trial of impeachment of donal john trump, former president of the united states now pending, that you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws, so help you god? >> i do, so help me god. >>

covid-19 vaccine vic shin ban has been extended all the way through the month of june, but the headline here had to be the regional stay at home order is now lifted. why all based on icu productions looking out to february 21st here in the bay area. icu bed availability will be more than 15% indeed, they project more than 20% on we're going back to the color coded system that that we were prior to this purple tears, the red tears the yellow tears for every individual county right now, 54 counties. marin the purple, including everyone in the bay area that's going to be updated tomorrow but gas you're here restaurants, they can open back up. we have nail and hair salons can open back up outdoor. i should say for those restaurants, certain mew sports outdoor jim's on then when it comes to vaccine administration, you know the governor of the state of being criticized, and this had been a slow rollout0 jh 131,000, so they're getting out there. they have the doses, but they're just trying to get it out to more and more people. four, including those over the age of 65. right. i jumped on that

has become the 1st country in the world where electric cars make up the most new vehicle sales new vic figures show that 54 percent of all vehicles purchased last year were electric that's up from 42 percent a year earlier tax exemptions have made the market will competitive it's part of the norwegian government's goal to end the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2025 lauren fix is an automotive analyst and says no way can get ahead thanks to its wealth we have to remember that the electric grid across every country is quite old because it hasn't been around for more than a 100 years but a lot of it hasn't been updated and that's the biggest problem it's not the purchase of the vehicle it sort of a chicken and egg you can have the vehicle and charge it home but we've had problems here in the u.s. were cities have had brownouts and there's no ability to charge your car or those charging stations are just that enough of them and that's going to be the biggest problem that norway is going to have to her have to clear because without that you can't charge a vehicle people will then get fru

you can conatct me on twitter @ vic derbyshire or on email, that's victoria@bbc.co.uk... victoria@bbc.co.ukunemployment continues to rise. another 200,00 people lost theirjobs in the past three months meaning 1.72 million people are now out of work in the uk. us democrats officially deliver their article of impeachment against former president donald trump to the senate — the first step in beginning his trial. a report into mother—and—baby homes and magdalene laundries in northern ireland is expected to be published later. survivors say they were emotionally abused and had to give up their babies for adoption. i was told by the nuns and by my parents, my mother especially, that the baby was not coming home. and that was it, there were no other options own i wasn't given any other options. and coming up this hour, we'll talk live to katie price and her 18—year—old son after their bbc one documentary last night and what it was like for harvey becomming an adult during the pandemic. tensions have emerged over the supply of coronavirus vaccines, with the european union warning it will restrict