beckham beauty victoria beckham is here [ cheers and applause we love victoria beckham we're playingtonight that we haven't played in a while, and i'm really kind of upset about it and nervous >> steve: what is it >> jimmy: remember "can you feel it? >> steve: oh, when you - >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: you hate that game >> jimmy: i don't enjoy that game at all 'cause i get nervous. you put your hand in the box and you don't know what you're touching, but the audience can see what you're touching >> steve: right. and they don't go easy on you. i think one time wasn't there like tarantulas or something like that? >> jimmy: yeah, one time was your head and you bit me [ laughter ] >> steve: i did bite you >> jimmy: your head was there and you bit my hand. yeah that's right [ laughter ] why would do that to me? but anyway, that's happening tonight. i'm just kind of nervous anyway but victoria beckham is here we're going to go through it together [ cheers and applause then we have an in-studio performance from holly humberstone. [ cheers and applause we love her. she's great. i should talk a

50 we on than particular question victoria? , ,, , victoria? so the process, this onauoin victoria?his ongoing decades _ victoria? so the process, this ongoing decades long - victoria? so the process, this| ongoing decades long process victoria? so the process, this i ongoing decades long process is definitely dialling down that global temperature rise, but it is a case of whether we are keeping pace with how quickly the planet is heating up, and the answer to that question is no, when we leaked at the science before this cop, this conference started we were on a trajectory to about 2.7 degree the rise by the end of the century, that is if all of the pledges and agreements have that have been made and are kept and delivered on time. we have made more pledges and promises and there are more plans, a road map forward in this draft agreement, that dial down that temperature a little bit more, but it is still round about the 2, post most pessimistic 2.4 mark, we are nowhere near in this set of plan, we are nowhere near 1.5. the issueis plan, we are nowhere near 1.5. the issue is whether

, thank ou ve thorny issue. 0k, victoria, thank you very much — thorny issue. 0k, victoria, thank you victoria, thank you very much for that _ thorny issue. 0k, victoria, thank you very much for that and - thorny issue. 0k, victoria, thank you very much for that and all. thorny issue. 0k, victoria, thank| you very much for that and all the delegates from the almost 200 countries will be poring through this latest version of the draft agreement and we expect to hear from delegates who will be in the conference hall later as they were yesterday, and that will give us a real sense, yesterday, and that will give us a realsense, i yesterday, and that will give us a real sense, i think, yesterday, and that will give us a realsense, ithink, of yesterday, and that will give us a real sense, i think, of the direction of travel in this, about how close we might be to actually bringing down the gavelathon process, in other words the delegates signing off that draft agreement. we will be getting reaction in a couple of minutes from the worldwide fund for nature to this latest draft but first... t

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y desde el estadio le tengo todo el anÁlisis de la gran victoria sobre minnesota. ♪♪ ♪♪ ya vamos paras noches desde el levis stadium donde consiguieron una victoria importante. vamos a revisar lo mejor de este partido porque fue caÓtico, y se fueron 14 a 14 y despuÉs iba a venir el que era el 21 a 14. y drompiendo el rÉcord como corredor este jugador. y despuÉs los problemas, aquÍ hay dos anotaciones, a pesar que consiguieron ese touchdown, eran dos para posesiones, iba a venir este regreso de patada que venÍa hasta las diagonales y era un partido que se esperaba como habÍa sido, estamos esperando que sea de ida y vuelta, y los san francisco se ponÍan a sufrir porque fallaba este gol de camy todo se decide en la Última jugada, y cayeron de manera estoica, y fallÓ aquÍ y asÍ fue como los 49ers consiguieron la victoria. hoy me acompaÑa jesÚs, la voz en espaÑol de los 49ers, cuÉntame tu impresiÓn de este encuentro. >>> quÉ tal amigos, un partido importante, se reponen a la ofensiva y la defensiva. y de hecho se vieron bien en el juego terrestre, la defensiva que respondiÓ haciendo las ju

and rather more amazingly queen victoria wrote back to her secretary saying thank you for the book.to say, i've always thought since then since i read that if i could ask the american ambassador to the uk to do a copy of the lady editor ÃÃbut i don't have her chutzpah. >> speaking of queen victoria, she also was a trendsetter in her ÃÃthere were certain influences, got the pictures appear and these were incorporated into the goldie's ladybug. we were talking about hales and thorns and you write that because she was preeminent cultural influence in the mid-19th century's people say mrs. hale says, which now we have oprah's list you can hear people say this is how we talk. these are two things i didn't realize because of her promotions of these in the magazine got the christmas tree and then the wedding dress but it's a white wedding dress. >> queen victoria wore white and her wedding in 1840. this caught on in britain, hale liked the idea and started promoting and brody's lady's book including publishing many drawings. just one was from 1859 she published the first in the late 40s so

he said yes, i'll take copies to victoria. rather more amazingly, queen victoria wrote back through her secretary saying thank you for the book. and i have to say this, i've always thought since then come since i read that if i get asked the american ambassador to the uk to get a copy of "lady editor" to queen elizabeth but i don't have chutzpah by the way. >> speaking of queen victoria, she also was a train center in her country nation but there were some certain influences and we've got some pictures up here and these were incorporated into the godey's lady's book. we were talking about hale's influence and you write because this is preeminent, mrs. hale says, now we have over is listed you can hear people say this is how we talked. but these are two things i didn't realize that because of her promotion of these in the magazine, took off in the country, we've got the christmas tree and then a wedding dress but it is a white wedding dress which is not standard back in. >> that's right. queen victoria wore white at a wedding i

among them was queen victoria. so she asked james buchanan, who would become president, but at the time he had just been appointed the ambassador to the uk, she asked him to take queen victoria a copy of her book. now, amazingly, he agreed. >> she was that influential. >> she was that influential. he just said, yes, yes, i'll take a copy to queen victoria. and rather more amazingly, queen victoria wrote back, through her secretary, saying thank you for the book. and i have to say, i've always thought since then, since i read that, if i could ask the american ambassador to the uk to give a copy of -- but i don't have hale's chutzpah. >> speaking of queen victoria, she also was a trend setter in her country and nation. but there were certain influences. we've got some pictures up here. and these were incorporated into the godey's lady's book. you were talking about hale's influence, you wrote, since she was the preeminent cultural influence of the 19th century, people said, mrs. hale said. this is how we talk. but th

victoria, thank you very much. in a few— hearing. victoria, thank you very much.aring. victoria, thank you very much. in a few minutes i - hearing. victoria, thank you very much. in a few minutes i will. hearing. victoria, thank you very much. in a few minutes i will be | much. in a few minutes i will be talking to somebody that is in charge of climate energy and the circular economy strategy for the city of paris, they will be looking to see what they have been doing to deal with climate change. before that, kevin rudd is the former australian prime minister and now the president of the asia society, which has been working on global agreements on climate change. he gave the bbc his take on the agreement. the joint statement by the chinese and the americans, i think, is a significant step forward. it is not a game changer, as was the us—china agreement back in 2014, in the lead up to paris. but it is a big step forward, for two or three reasons. the current state of geopolitics between china and the united states, asjohn kerryjust inferred, is goddamn awful. the f

victoria fernandez from cross mark. this comes from twitter releasing some of the calls from the bloomberg economics. we expect the federal reserve to announce at its december meeting and acceleration of purchase reductions. it is likely to double starting in january. in line with some other calls out there. after we heard those comments, governor waller, president's daily also raising the prospect of making this decision. tom: how do you get there? you topped out with revisions. 550,000 jobs in the unemployment rate goes from 4.6. could you imagine 4.4 or 4.3? jonathan: what degree does that report move the dial this friday? if we are waiting on the data we need to see work out, what this variant actually means for the economy, we have to wait for that. do we have that in hand by the time we get to that meeting? do we look back at the payroll support and say we could take this on? tom: with great respect of the suffering for all of the pandemic, they will see the economy and improving labor force. jonathan: they could

victoria. _ water. i don't have good news for you, victoria, i'm _ water.victoria, i'm really sorry. it's going to turn colder. this morning we have patchy mist and fog across the south and south—east. lifting to low cloud and we have a weather front moving south, taking rain across northern england and wales. in between, brighter breaks and bond on the other of that for scotland and northern ireland, a return to some sunshine and showers. blustery showers. behind the weather front, starting to turn colder. the weather front will continue to move south overnight. clearing skies behind means cold enough for frost. and a northerly wind bringing in showers to coasts. some of those wintry in the highlands even at lower levels. a frosty start to the day tomorrow. a lot of dry weather. still some showers on windward coasts, some making it inland. wintry in the highlands getting down to lower levels. these are the temperatures, feeling cold. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... anyone who kills a police officer or 999 worker in england and wales will automatic

los 49ers, el olor a victoria. tenemos todo.ir lesionado. losa 49ers iban a aumentar la ventaja. . iba a convertir en puntos redondeando una gran tarde de 133 yardas. lo puso interesante luego de fallar un gol de campo, la defensa aguantÓ y los 49 rs se lo llevaron. >>> la liga mx conocimos a los otros 2 invitados a semifinales. >>> los tigres recibieron a santos laguna. el Único gol del partido llegÓ a los 81. y balÓn le cae a carlos salcedo que le callai el reporte pone al equipo de miguel herrera en las semifinales del torneo. en el nou camp. luego de vencer 2 goles a 0. el partido cayÓ luego de un horror. definiÓ fantÁstico. Ángel mena, el delantero ecuatoriano pondrÍa cifras definitivas de los 11 pasos al 9 para poner al leÓn en la siguiente ronda. pumas va a jugar contra el atlas. >>> vamos al sur de california. nos dimos cuenta que un... feliz es un... un... enojado es un demonio. miren lo que pasÓ en el partido contra los clippers. ganaron por 4 y hasta ahÍ todo bien. 6 asistencia y vendrÍa otra jugada. >>> marcaba el ap

so queen victoria railed against it. she said we are americans, why don't we start promoting a republican with a lowercase at the front, action. so it's all very interesting. >> i think that we take so much asti for granted and her influee is really desperate she is a founding mother and he would think that she would be canceled today. >> oh, yes, for sure. i think that she was canceled before canceling was popular. the 20th century scholarship found her with her anti-suffrage views, they dismissed her instead of taking her lifeak ino account. i also think afterer her death judgment she was an editor for 50 years, passing in 1879. the age of 90 years young. the magazine deteriorated after her death. and i think that she possibly associated with the less powerful version of the magazine and her congressman's were forgotten. certainly by the end of the 19th century the whole end of suffrage had taken over the women's movement. and so they did talk about it as wellll smith one last question then we will go to the audience.

[laughter] >> speaking of queen victoria, there were certain influences, we've got some pictures andre incorporated into the book, we were talking about her influence in you right because she was a cultural influence of the mid- 19th century, while missus hale says which we have a pricelist and we can hear people say this is how we talk, these were two things i didn't realize that because of her promotion in the magazine took off in the country, the christmas tree in a wedding dress, queen victoria war white at her wedding in 1840 and it caught on in britain. she liked the idea and started promoting it in the book including publishing many d drawings and this was from 1859 she published the first i think the late 40s, something like that so it caught on and by 1850 she was saying white wedding gowns symbol of americans women hood and etc. the christmas tree is even more interesting. a london newspaper published a picture of christmas at windsor castle and she liked the idea to publish so she removed the tiara and moved the mustache of prince albert, the photo shopping of the day and

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like you are the right to being eroded, my voice very clear that didn't leave with victoria premier. the victoria period has not defended the bill saying it's about keeping people safe and that it includes safeguards to prevent any abuse of power. meanwhile, a top health official, another, another australia and state that of queensland has issued a warning to people who refused cope. shots, he said they effectively will be banished from society. oh christ. let's get back to that lawful the miserable without being faxed that it is going to be very hard to maintain your employment. if you're not vaccinated, you won't be able to go anyway for any time. and australia has an 83 percent covered vaccination rate. while queensland is catching up at 70 percent, and but as wide reaching international heard immunity targets, australia seeking to wretched up the pressure on the unvaccinated. earlier i asta australian professor of epidemiology, or if the new bill in victoria is the right response to the pandemic. were very keen in australia because we have very low natural immunity. we haven't ha

so far, only the trailing and capital territory, new south wales and victoria and lifting restrictions. sarah clark has moved from prison. now we've seen emotional things at the airport this morning with families have been able to reunite now. the borders were closed in march last year, and that more than 18 months and so many astrology, and they say around who he felt in the strain and having stranded overseas. and that was the nerve of the international voters being closed and kept put on flight . the number of passengers returning to earlier that made it difficult to get a seat number one and then you had the compounding issue of the expensive hotel contain cost, so it would be an affordable time the people to get home. on monday, the national board had been reopened to cap to be listed on the plot i t t, which is the capital territory of camber, is we've got nissan wells and victoria. and that way, we've got the 80 percent fully vaccination back rights who have been double quite a double back. they have no point to that literally land. and i can redeem life as normal. now, i should

we wondered why when mary kate and victoria derbyshire seemed to be speaking simultaneously it was theould be heard, not the guest's. so we asked what had happened and were told. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see hear or read on bbc news on tv, radio, online, orsocial media, email newswatch. or you can find us on twitter — @newswatchbbc. you can call us. and do have a look at her website for previous interviews. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about news coverage again next week. goodbye. storm arwen has been buffeting the uk over recent hours. so far, the strongest wind gusts i've seen have been across coastal regions of aberdeenshire. inverbervie picking up a top gust of 78mph. not too far behind, northumberland — 74mph gust of wind here. those wind gusts strong enough to bring down some trees, no doubt some transport disruption out and about as we head into saturday. the peak red weather warning lapses, though, during the early hours of saturday and, as our low pressure moves southward, we'll be

thank you, victoria., it hasn't been signed off, the gavel, as it were, has not been brought down on this cop 26, but do today in the last few minutes have any text, a new draft agreement, and throughout the day the delegates will be looking at that, working on that, the hope of the uk as hosts will be that everyone can sign up to it. let's speak with our political correspondent, adam fleming. he was up even earlier than me! i know you have been poring over this draft agreement as well, what are your take away from it? the draft agreement as well, what are your take away from it?— draft agreement as well, what are your take away from it? the first is that i'm your take away from it? the first is that i'm quite _ your take away from it? the first is that i'm quite surprised, _ your take away from it? the first is that i'm quite surprised, because l that i'm quite surprised, because last night things aren't quite gloomy, it sounded like lots of objections were being raised and i woke up this morning thinkin

we wondered why when mary kate and victoria derbyshire seemed to be speaking simultaneously it was thethat could be heard, not the guest. so we asked what had happened and were told... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see hear or read on bbc news on tv, and radio, or social media email newswatch. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. the winds are picking up now, particularly across more northeastern parts of the uk, where we have this red wind warning from the met office — the winds for a while gusting 80—90 mph, some significant disruption and a danger to life. it's coastal areas of eastern scotland and the northeast of england covered by that warning until the early hours of the morning. there'll be some very big and dangerous waves around, as well. the storm itself, arwen, drifting drifting down into the southern north sea, will drag down stronger winds southwards across pretty much the whole of th

en la agonÍa del partido prÁcticamente terminado todo indica que cruz azul se va a llevarla victoria.scuento y ya pasÓ. despuÉs del amÉrica comience nuevamente desde la mitad de la cancha se va a acabar el partido. le da fortÍsimo al lado derecho. nada que hacer para el arquero mexicano. gran gol donde le da la posibilidad a cruz azul de una victoria al final del partido. >> esta apunto de hilar dos derrotas en diferentes torneos. dos derrotas dolorosas en amÉrica. una con un gol tempranero en monterrey y ahora esta con un gol agÓnico. hay un ligero incidente que involucra amiguel y a nacho. el Árbitro bien a ver quÉ pasÓ con el camiseta 29 de las Águilas. le dice al auxiliar si vio algo que se le reportarÁ al Árbitro. >> ¿en serio, layun ? >> ¿viste algo ? jose: la toma no alcanzaba a verse desde abajo, pero estÁ enojado layun. >> no le quiso ni dar la mano a nacho rivero. se acabÓ. 98:21 ccuando el Árbitro dice que la pelota no rueda mÁs. ganÓ cruz azul 2—1 al equipo de las Águilas del amÉrica. esperamos haberle servido como se merece. se merece. y mantiene en dónde estamos. y cuand

i'm victoria derbyshire. our top stories... hearing no objections it is so decided. a new global climate deal is struck in glasgow but pledges still aren't enough to limit warming to 1.5 degrees. a previous commitment to phase out coal is watered down at the last—minute by india and china — the un secretary general gave this warning. our planet is hanging by a thread. we are still knocking on the door of climate catastrophe. it is time to go into emergency mode. the queen will lead the national service of remembrance in london in herfirst public engagement for more than three weeks. and — the netherlands becomes the first country in western europe to re—enter a partial coronavirus lockdown this autumn hello and welcome to bbc news. world leaders have struck a landmark climate change deal aimed at reducing global warming, after two weeks of intense negotiations. the glasgow climate pact is the most significant of its kind since 2015 — but the pledges don't go far enough to limit global temperature rise to 1.5

francisco debe detener a la mejor es la peor defensiva en la nfl se espera el regreso de jimy una victoriacomo carolina, se va complicando más el panorama >> eso pasa en cualquier equipo de la nfl las excusas no valen, hemos visto como otros equipos han perdido jugadores como cardenales están está hay que ganar a como dé lugar a las 11 veremos como le fue al equipo >> lo que no se puede perdespués es la final de casa de los famosos a las 4:00 de la tarde se conocerá al ganador del show usted no se lo puede perder ya regresamos hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga más rápidas para videollamadas más fiables. obtén at&t fiber, planes desde $35 al mes por un año. disponibilidad limitada en ciertas áreas. llama al 855.solo.att >> ahora que se vienen los días festivos la organización san josé reaprtira comida a miles de familia más de 7 mil

victoria gill, bbc news, glasgow. dead, celebration of the lives of the departed. in mexico city, where the roots of the tradition run deep, elaborate altars have gone up all over town, as suzanne kanipour reports. dia de los muertos — the day of the dead. a mexican tradition marked by two days of celebrating departed loved ones with joy. the pandemic has brought a heightened meaning to this holiday. if you put it in the context of all the deaths that happened, it means even more, right, because it gives people even more comfort in terms of how you can commemorate someone that maybe passed away due to the virus. so overall i really enjoy it, i think it's very colourful, because you're commemorating death, but at the same time you're celebrating life. it's believed in catholic communities around the world that for the first two days of november the souls of the dead return to the land of the living and reunite with family. the celebration is marked by food, drink, offerings, altars, and marigolds. the aztecs believed t

claro victoria >>> no fue su culpa llame ahora que estamos para todas sus preguntas y decirle el valorreso para recordarles y el abogado tenemos de permitirán saber el potencial hola soy victoria. con el portavoz milo. mi casa que además ahora. no accidente por su culpa no tiene abogado llame ahora contestar en todos sus preguntas para decir el bateador potencial. gracias milo escucharon una acción llame ahora. y descubrimos que serían gusanos de su nariz. esta saliendo de su nariz así dicen esto encontradas quien estuvo internada por meses en un hospital contra el coronavirus más este testimonio desgarrador en vivo las 11. >>> mire san ramón la pandemia lleva el cierre de uno de los más populares que estamos hablando de donde patinadores y para compartir con las personas que necesitaban este deporte. clientes de conocer con tristeza que te presta con sus negocios constantemente con muchas generaciones de gente >>> sÍ nos vemos a las 11. musica amlo en la organizacion de las naciones unidas, el pdresidente de mexico enciende pasiones de simpatixazantes en new york, propone plan contra

victoria, what do you like now, what's at the top of your buy list?'re heading into the holiday season, we have good strong seasonal tailwinds at our back here, so we're looking at names that are consumer-facing looking at names like cbs, a tjx, lululemon, i think you've got some good upside potential with these consumer-facing names when you've got people going back to work, wages moving higher, and so i think there's some good names there you can add to your portfolio. charles: you gave us a lot to think about, kim, victoria, thank you both very much so we popped out the gate and pulled back the same exempt as friday and we're rallying higher as i hand it over to liz claman. liz: i'm calling this infrastructure exuberance, charles in a way it's at the heart of what's shoving all four major indices to record, while markets are well off the highs, the dow, s&p, nasdaq, and russel are dancing in the green, after congress passed a trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill on friday, any gains for all three of these, or four, rather, all four, will

earlier we asked professor of epidemiology, katherine bennett, who's in the victoria state capital of melbourne. if the new bill there is the right response to the pandemic. part of the reason they argued that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important, was that it would allow some of the decision making processes to become more transparent actually. but there was concern that when it came back that it didn't actually have some of the oversight automatically written in that would ensure that this was going to happen in that way. so it's really important. the changes were saying in the last 24 hours, i think a key changes to help achieve what they plan to achieve, but without risking giving so much authority to someone who, who also is the person who calls whether or not they need to consult with people so what ways saying is they trying to make the point that you need to get vaccinated? said just drawing a very hard line and trying to encourage people to vaccinate. but i think as they recent, the epidemiological argument to support keeping unvaccinated, people locked out for

welcome back. authorities in the australian state of victoria are expected to get sweeping new powers on to a fiercely contested pandemic belt despite last minute changes on public fury. i. oh, on monday nights, thousands of protesters camped outside this state parliament in melbourne, venting their anger over the draft legislation in response. the government watered at dawn, essentially in a bid to get the bill through the opera house. the key concessions are that fines for coded rule breakers have been lowered. the threshold for declaring upon demick has been raised on the right to protest is protected. that all follows weeks of public unrest. la victoria premier has defended the bill saying it's about quote, keeping people safe, and that includes safeguards to prevent abuse off power. meanwhile, a top health official and another australian stake queensland as issued a warning to people who refused colbert shots. he said, vaccine hesitant citizens should effectively be banished from society. oh, they cries, not get vaccine. lot will be miserable without being faxed that it is going

among them was queen victoria. so she asked james buchanan who would become president but at the time he had just been appointed the ambassador to the uk. she asked him to take queen victoria a copy of her book. now amazingly, he agreed. she was that influential. he just said yes, i'll take a copy. and rather more amazingly, as queen victoria roback. through her secretary saying thank you for the book. and i have to say i've always thought it was since i read that i've asked the american ambassador to the uk to give a copy but i don't have hails . . >> speaking of queen victoria she also was the center of her nation but there were concerns influences. we got pictures appear and these were incorporated into the meeting book . we were talking about hails influenced and people you write that because she was this preeminent social influencer people say mrs. hale says which now we have oprah's list . >> .. and this caught on in britain. she liked the idea and started promoting it in godey's lady's book including publish

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well, 3rd, he's in the australian state of victoria, are expected to get sweeping new powers under a fiercely contested pandemic bill. despite last minute changes and public fury. i owe monday nights, thousands of projects, discounts outside the state, parliament and melbourne, renting their anger with the draft legislation in response to government. look down and say, shooting a bid to get the bill through the upper house, the key concessions that finds for cobra rule breaker happened loads. the threshold for declaring a pandemic has been raised on the right to protest is protected. a lot of follows weeks of public unrest and the victoria premier has defended the bill saying it's about keeping people safe and that includes safe calls to prevent abuse of power. mean want to top health official in another australian state. queensland has issued a warning to people who refused cope with shot. he said vaccine hesitant citizens should effectively be banished from society. oh, they cries not to give back side lawful. be miserable without being facts added. it's going to be very hard to ma

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honestly, i propose new pandemic laws in the vaccine mandates and the australian state of victoria spouting public theory, hundreds of people rallying outside the local parliament. ah, well, tuesday and 8 am here in moscow. it's good of you to join us this morning on out to you to national i'm rural restitution. thousands of migrants including families with young children who spent the night huddled on freezing ground, waiting for that chance to cross the heavily guarded border into poland. and they're facing huge obstacles, though warsaw deploying a large contingent of soldiers on with water cannon and tear gas right along the border fence. as we can show you entire families are roughing it out in sub 0 sandwiches or along the razor wire frontier. they've been stranded on the vela russian side of the fence for weeks desperate to reach the you are corresponding eager john office still down there at the cam. he filed this report. this is what the camp looks like right now. at least in part. i mean, and the, the smoke here makes it so difficult to talk. we've come here just minutes ago and al

he's in the australian state of victoria, agree to amend pine demik bill that's been dubbed the most dangerous in the regions . history offer an enormous public outcry. ah, well, this work week shows no signs of slowing down. it's another busy program for you today. here on out to you international i rural research. i live in oscar. well, thousands of migrants, including young children, have spent a very cold night waiting with a chance to cross the border into poland. they're facing huge obstacles, both with warsaw, deploying soldiers, armed with water cannon and tig asked right along the border fence. as we can show you entire families are roughing it out in sub 0 temperatures along the frontier or they've been stranded on the bell russian side. now of the fence for weeks desperate to reach the e u. r t e. christina sent us this report from the see this is what the camp looks like right now, at least in part. i mean, and the, the smoke here makes it so difficult to talk. we've come here just minutes ago and already my eyes are watery. as people over there you can see are trying to

as you mentioned, i c t which is the capital territory with camber is we've got nissan wells and victoria. and that's where we've got the 80 percent fully vaccination back by rights. passengers who have been double quite double back. they have no point to that. literally land and i can resume life as normal. now, i should state one thing, the initial plot limited to australian permanent residence and immediate families of the visa holders and the temporary residence they've been left out of this national policy. so the national problem has been lifted from outbound passengers. stallions now don't have to apply for an extension to leave. we have to get requests permissions until now. so the 2nd stage of the board is reacting that should happen towards the end of the year. and the fact that then will be on the international students. and the critical work is i one to the thir about traveling within australia. you lifted a number of states there, which are changing their restrictions. but for example, you're in brisbin and queensland if you wanted to travel elsewhere in the country, that's g

well, the victoria premier has defended the bill, seeing it's up. i quote, keeping people safe. i'll not include safeguards to prevent abuse of power. meanwhile, a top health official in another australian state, queensland was issued a warning to people who refused colbert shouts. he said, vaccine hesitant citizens could effectively be banished from society. oh, they cries not to get back, said lawful the miserable without being faxed, that it is going to be very hard to maintain your employment if you not vaccinated or you won't be able to go anyway. 3 entertainment australia has an 83 percent cobit vaccination rates, while queensland is also high, had 70 percent. but despite reaching international heard immunity targets, australia seeking to rush it off the pressure on the on vaccinated. earlier we asked professor of epidemiology, katherine bennett, who's in the victoria state capital of melbourne. if the new builder is the right to response to the pandemic. part of the reason they argued that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important, was that it would allow some

the victoria premier has determined as offended the bill saying it's about keeping people safe. and that includes safeguards to prevent abuse of power. meanwhile, top health official in another was tried in states. queens has issued a warning to people who refused code shot. he said vaccine hesitant citizens could effectively be banished from society called christ. it's actually a lawful, the miserable without being facts that it is going to be very hard to maintain your employment. if you're not vaccinated, you won't be able to go any way for any time. and australia has an 83 percent co vaccination. right. while queensland is also high 70 percent, despite reaching international herd immunity target australia is seeking to rush up, the pressure only unlocks and earlier we ask professor, we don't want to g catherine bennett, who's in the victoria state capital of melvin. if the new bill is the right response to the disease, part of the reason they argued that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important was that it would allow some of the decision making processes to beco

new york. authorities in the australian states of victoria are expected to get sweeping new powers under a fancy contested pandemic bill. despite last minute changes on public fury. a monday night, thousands of protesters count outside the state parliament in melbourne, venting their anger over the draft legislation. in response, the government watered it down, essentially in a bid to get the bill through the upper house, the key concessions are that fine for covert rule breakers have been lowered. the threshold for declaring a pandemic has been raised and the right to protest is protected. that, oh, follows weeks of public unrest. victoria premier has defended the bill saying it's about quotes, keeping people safe, and that it include safeguards to prevent abuse of power. we want a top health official in another australian state. queensland is issued a warning to people who refused covered shots. he said vaccine hesitant citizens could effectively be banished from society. what will be miserable without being faxed that it is going to be very hard to maintain your employment if you're n