werner�*s penalty should have made it four.cative of a man low on goals and low on confidence. a blip for the blues and for him, a positive ending to a difficult week. craig templeton, bbc news. brentford surprised leicester by taking an early lead — when mads sorensen put them ahead after six minutes. but the premier league side overwhelmed their championship opponents with three second half goals, james maddison completing a 3—1win. they'll face brighton next. burnley were in a happy place after a 3—0 win over top—flight opponents fulham. jay rodriguez headed homejack cork�*s cross. he got his second from the penalty spot — before kevin long got the third, in the final ten minutes. they'll face either bournemouth or crawley town in the next round. manchester united have gone to the top of the women's superleague thanks to a 2—0 win over birmingham city. leah galton put united ahead in the opening minute of the second half. ella toone sealed the win with ten minutes left. united are now three points clear of second—placed chel

werner unselfishly to abraham, simple, right?were effects to balls on the pitch the build—up. putin farfrom happy. effects to balls on the pitch the build—up. putinfarfrom happy. in their mood was not improved when it reached james scoop to the ice for tammy abraham second goal. two goals in the opening — tammy abraham second goal. two goals in the opening 16 — tammy abraham second goal. two goals in the opening 16 xmas _ tammy abraham second goal. two goals in the opening 16 xmas lieutenant - in the opening 16 xmas lieutenant managed to find a way back tojordan clark, although not for the first time. ., . ., �* ., time. -- luton. he could've done better. time. -- luton. he could've done better- he _ time. -- luton. he could've done better. he would've _ time. -- luton. he could've done better. he would've thought - time. -- luton. he could've done| better. he would've thought luton would've been itching to restart after that goal, there were nearly five minutes late for the second half. with rumours of a broken clock in the dres

anna werner reports conservative feel they are being as cbs' anna warner reports, conservatives feel they are being censored. >> reporter: police stood by at twitter headquarters in anticipation of pro-trump protestors that never showed. online, backlash against president trump's ban is growing. mike pompeo tweeting it's un- american. the big-tech reaction since the assault on the capitol is increasing, too, the parler app, popular with trump supporters announced it's suing amazon for suspending the platform from its web host services, following apple and google's removal of the app from their stores. one recent parler post called for systematically assassinating liberal leaders, another posted by pro trump lawyer lynn wood a day after the capitol attack called for vice president pence's execution, writing, "get the firing squad ready pence is first." kevin roose is tech columnist at the "new york times." >> it's not like these people got banned from the platforms because they said something mean or called someone a name. i mean, there is bloodshed. >> reporter: parler c.e.o. john ma

anna werner, cbs news. >> diaz: still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," an extraordinary story of lovehe kind that only comes from a devoted dog. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i've seen how cancer can affect the people i care about. that's why i'm helping protect myself against some cancers like certain cancers caused by hpv. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is the only vaccine that helps protect adults through age 45 against certain diseases caused by hpv, including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers, such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infe

timo werner with the goal, that ends 827 minutes without scoring for blues, so that is boost for him.m. callum hudson—odoi hit the third, good control, well ta ken. and they got a fourth in the closing stages, this time kai havertz on the end of it. 4—0 it finished at the bridge. so chelsea push on, west london derby on friday night for them against fulham. no great problems either for manchester city, they beat birmingham city by 3—0. some terrific performances at the etihad. some rather poignant scenes too, as the club paid tribute to their former player, colin bell, who died earlier this week. this, theirfirst home game since his passing. but as i say, some really excellent goals, this was the first from bernardo silva. a brilliant finish, well worth a second look. really wonderful control! he got the second as well after some lovely passing from his teammates. and then a very well taken third came from phil foden. all the goals in the first half, so man city into the fourth round to go with their efl cup final. just one extra line from the etihad — pep guardiola confirming that se

frank lampard's side were two up before half time, timo werner with the goal that ends 827 minutes withoutes, so that is a boost for him. callum hudson—odoi hit the third, good control, well ta ken. and they got a fourth in the closing stages, this time kai havertz on the end of it. 4—0 it finished at the bridge. we should win it. we should win it and we did. i thought that before the game. i didn't want to sit out loud, because it sounds cocky, we have just got to do with the game, but we have. clearly we have to win at this game and we did right, and i think we did think do things right. we have had some results we didn't like before, so it's an important pa rt like before, so it's an important part of the process, dealing with this game in the right way. some individual performances, some goals for individuals, younger players, it builds up confidence and we have to push on. so chelsea push on, west london derby on friday night for them against fulham. no great problems either for manchester city, they beat birmingham city by 3—0. some terrific performances at the etihad. some rather po

penal, ian gonzález listo para cobrar, con el argentino axel werner. parecía partido sentenciado.venido afectando. tenemos un plantel muy amplio. lo queremos hacer de mejor manera. se tiene que bella desde este partido. y lo que el profe planteó. de la mejor manera para enfrentarlo bien. >> el toluca tiene todo a punto con el partido de mañana. esto dijo el técnico del equipo y el gallito vásquez. >> sabemos que se nos ha complicado esa cancha, se han dado muy buenos partidos pero no hemos tenido los excelentes resultados. ahora es en un factor no tan reciente. pero serán buenos partidos. >> sí un partido muy interesante. hay que disfrutarlo. yo salí con el triunfo. >> mañanas del partido entre las chivas y el toluca el puntapié inicial será las 3:00 de la tarde por telemundo 48. vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. mis padres llevan aquí veinte años, y su inglés... todavía so, so. por suerte, en covered california les atienden en español, y les dan consejos sobre ayuda económica. te ayudamos a conseguir seguro médico de calidad y a tu alcance. Último día de inscripción es el

werner kossmann: we want to know how much garbage gets sorted and separated, where it goes to, and whatns to it? >> it's hoped that this data will help discover ways to reduce food waste. food that ends up in landfills isn't just wasteful it's also terrible for the climate. when organic matter rots it releases methane gas a powerful , greenhouse gas that's estimated to be 25 times more potent than co2. so organic waste is a real climate killer especially in developing economies, which rarely have modern recycling or composting technology. for daniel bucher, the solution is clear. daniel: we often talk about what to do with all the waste and they're important debates. but we should really be talking about how we can prevent these trash piles from building up in the first place. >> daniel bucher wants to lead by example. he knows that every step foward will make a difference. ♪ >> red square -- in the heart of moscow. and home to the renowned gum department store. amidst its regal arcades, a soviet style canteen offering a huge helping of nostalgia. canteen stolovaya 57 sells traditional

as for chelsea, manager frank lampard is still trying to get the best out of timo werner.n signed for more than £50 million in the summer and has struggled to settle — he's gotjust four league goals this season. that's where a period like this always— that's where a period like this always turn around. it's something i experienced in my career, all players — experienced in my career, all players have experienced in their careers_ players have experienced in their careers and their own ways. when you are a _ careers and their own ways. when you are a top— careers and their own ways. when you are a top player, as he's shown he is, all_ are a top player, as he's shown he is, all eyes — are a top player, as he's shown he is, all eyes are on you and you become — is, all eyes are on you and you become magnified. but the basics are the same. _ become magnified. but the basics are the same, and that's what myjob is, to tell_ the same, and that's what myjob is, to tell him _ the same, and that's what myjob is, to tell him that and work with him on it _ now, as liverpool captain, jo

who hangs out with grizzly bears, and being stunned when he gets eaten by a grizzly bear you think werner'sd bear end up as buddies "and as i watched man and bear frolic in the stream, their friendship unbreakable, i realized something to be clear this movie was a dud." second, i love when they bring back characters from season one for the finale now they're going to have to call reince priebus as a witness in the impeachment trial it's going to be like the seinfeld finale. oh, you know who else is going to be a witness? trump's lawyer >> new this morning, rudy giuliani now says that he will not represent president trump during his impeachment trial. the president's personal attorney says that he can not be part of the president's legal team, because he also gave a speech to supporters moments before the siege on the capitol. during his speech, he told crowds to engage, in quote, "trial by combat." giuliani says this makes him a witness to the day's events. >> seth: trump is such a criminal, his lawyers are also criminals. "your honor, my client isn't the murder, i am just ask my client he

anna werner finds out why a crackdown on fraud is hurting people with legitimate claims. >>> and elmo how to stay safe during the pandemic. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'ne-marie g.ay

early in the axioms in general increasing the duration usually does not diminish the efficacy and werner emergency situations of this one dose strategy and then given a 2nd later i actually think is biologically absolutely. the u.s. also wants to boost surveillance of new variants but critics call for a systematic nationwide strategy for sequencing the genomes of coronaviruses i mean don't you need to be able to act quickly on mutations. yeah the problem. with that is there's actually very little you can do about new variants in less they feed the vaccine so there are 3 things new variants can do they can increase transmissibility they can creased very limits and they can evade the vaccine luckily we haven't seen the latter to any great degree in and increasing surveillance does little in less we can get the vaccine out into people's arms so if i were to focus on anything or focus on vaccine rollout get certainly surveil will always be able to hopefully tweak the vaccine in the future if we must to evade the variance but the vaccine codes for the entire spike protein and these variants h

berlin earlier we spoke to richard werner a professor of banking at the u.k.'s demand for university who believes that there's a lot more at stake than just travel. if such covert passports are introduced and actually then used in order to discriminate against people then this would of course mean that people who have refused to to take some experimental injection that has not really been properly tested and has been rushed through they would not be allowed to use some public services that they're paying for as taxpayers even though they're healthy and there is actually a fundamental legal problem with this because actually that's a violation of e.u. law we have european union and earlier european community law which guarantees freedom of movement of people it certainly is it would be a violation of human rights because you know why restrict the movement of healthy people and you can't simply say that anyone who hasn't done x. y. z. that we will declare as potentially dangerous well that is a massive discrimination and you can't treat healthy people like this t

nations here to germany and they will be in place until the 17th of february at least economist richard werner told us the travel ban could end up hurting the german economy even more so it is a copy of the u.k. policies as they banned. people from tanzania in africa and brazil and they claim that you know it's because of this new strain which is not really clear is not really well established. and other countries like germany saw that they believe the u.k. statements government statements and they say well then we ban u.k. travelers as well and the same what the u.k. is banning but it doesn't make any sense german business is a very international even locals all family owned businesses tend to be international exporters and to get international deals you do need some travel further restrictions would of course further damage the economy. as it's being proposed should really include a very detailed analysis of all the costs and all the benefits well let's look at that 1st before we further consider the proposal. the woman in the u.s. state of virginia has received death threats online and on h

they will be in place until the 17th of february at least and all the whole from economist richard werner told us the travel ban could end up hurting the german economy even more. so it is a copy of the u.k. policies they banned. people from tanzania and africa and brazil and they claimed that. it's because of this new strain which is not really clear is not really well established. and other countries like germany saw that they believe the u.k. statements government statements and they say well then we ban u.k. travelers as well and the same with the u.k.'s banning but it doesn't make any sense well already the restrictions have caused severe downturn in the economy in the year 2020 but any further restrictions would of course further damage the economy. german business is a very international even locals small family owned businesses tend to be international exporters and to get international deals you do need some travel i don't see the need for that and the medical case doesn't seem to be there either it hasn't been demonstrated and also there's been a profit detail cost benefit analy

paul's all athletic activities after several positive tests for very in first discovered in the uk wernerrace. against these variants. the virus is going to change and it's up to us to adapt it to make sure that we're staying ahead. public health officials maintain available vaccine should be effective against the uk variant, but the rollout continues to face obstacles. thousands of appointments across the country have been canceled due to a shortage of doses, some state and local officials are calling on the federal government to release vaccines being held in reserve at 250,000 doses a week. this is going to take us for 15 16 17 weeks, but the country's new cdc director says that there aren't enough doses available right now to speed up the rule out. we don't have as many doses as we would like now for states like new york for other states that are claiming to have run out of vaccine, and so right now is actually the pressure point that i'm feeling and by the end of march is so i really do hope that our production has scaled up dramatically. another vaccine could be on the way johnson a

. >> o'donnell: anna werner, thank you.e're going to turn now to america's deadliest week in the coronavirus pandemic. more than 22,000 americans died from covid in just seven days, with more deaths in california than any other state. cbs news' jonathan vigliotti is in los angeles tonight. ( sirens ) >> reporter: the sirens wail and ambulances hurry up and wait. >> we have no beds for them, it has been four weeks of getting crushed. >> reporter: dr. brad spellberg >> reporter: dr. brad spelberg is with the region's largest hospital. >> we have not seen a post- o, theer surge. if we do, the entire southern california healthcare system will fall apart. >> reporter: that's terrifying. >> this is what happens when people don't do what public health tells them to do. the system collapses. >> reporter: california already seeing a soaring death toll, now 30,000 since last spring. it's expected to more than double to 70,000 by the first of april. all as the race continues to get americans vaccinated. state fairgrounds and stadiums

timo werner, callum hudson—odoi and record signing kai havertz were the other scorers.een a morale boosterfor frank lampard's side. australian cricket's governing body has apologised to india and is investigating claims that visiting players were subjected to racist abuse by spectators during the third test in sydney. police ejected six fans on day four after india's mohammed siraj told umpires that he had been abused while fielding on the boundary. india had also lodged a formal complaint at the end of day three. all—rounder ravi ashwin says the team has received abuse at the ground before. this is my fourth tour of australia and in sydney especially we have had experiences in the past. even those times the players have reacted and got into trouble in the past, because of the way the crowd has been speaking, especially the people around the lower tier of the stands. they have been quite nasty and very abusive as well, but likely already mentioned, there was an official complaint lodged yesterday and the umpires say we must bring it to their notice as it happens, on the

kai havertz and timo werner came here from germany, part of a 200 million summer spend.sappointed he don't get time. i'm always sad when a colleague loses hisjob. and, of course, frank is notjust a colleague, he is an important person in my career, so of course i feel sorry. but it's the brutality of football, especially the brutality of modern football. so when you become a manager, it's something that you have to know — that sooner or later is going to happen to you. thomas tuchel needs to negative covid to take charge tomorrow. they call him the tactician but what matters is can he get results. another man under pressure, more from his own fans than the club's owner, is steve bruce. the newcastle manager did not allow questions from printjournalists at his press conference yesterday. he knows he needs to stop his side's slump in form, they haven't won in ten games, and are at home to leeds tonight: the problem with her as she repeatedly calls for action that we are already taking. she is always two steps behind and the opposition has no plans and no direction and no c

early in the axioms in general increasing the duration usually does not diminish the efficacy and werneremergency situation so this one dose strategy and then given a 2nd later i actually think is biologically absolutely the case that the u.s. also wants to boost surveillance of new variants but critics call for a systematic nationwide strategy for sequencing the genomes of coronaviruses i mean don't you need to be able to act quickly on mutations. yeah the problem. with that is there's actually very little you can do about new variants in the less they feed the vaccine so there are 3 things new variants can do they can increase transmissibility they can crease very limits and they can invade the vaccine luckily we haven't seen the latter to any great degree and increasing surveillance does little in less we can get the vaccine out into people's arms so if i were to focus on anything or focus on vaccine rollout look it's certainly surveil will always be able to hopefully tweak the vaccine in the future if we must to evade the variance but the vaccine codes for the entire spike protein an

consumer investigative correspondent anna werner has spoken to many of them. saying to you? >> reporter: good morning, gaylementgay gayle. many of the people are out of work and desperate. they've been waiting to get their own money which some can't access. gonzalo arceo cares for his 14-year-old daughter emily who has disabilities. >> i'm her voice. i'm her legs because she doesn't walk. i'm her legs. >> reporter: in march, his construction work dried up due to the coronavirus. so he got unemployment benefits from california's agency, the edd. california pays that money in the form of bank of america debit cards like this one. at the end of june, arceo saw purchase he said he didn't make. one at a store in canada. another a large withdrawal. >> it was $1,000 at an atm in california. but like two hours away from where i'm from. >> reporter: the bank paid back his money, but then in october, the state edd blocked his card. they told him he needed to prove his identity. he sent the required documents. after that, he says, bank of america froze his account, holdi

the situation is desperate from coast to coast, as anna werner reports. >>> we're looking into canadater: when lars jacobson spots a truck crossing the canadian border into the united states -- >> oh, you might actually see a border crossing. here comes a truck -- >> reporter: he sees unfairness. covid has stopped people from coming in but not trucks facilitating commerce. >> the truckers can go back and forth because covid can't get them. but an individual it can. what? doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: his package store in jake's landing, idaho, is within spitting distance from canada and may go out of business. >> we're open, our customers are stuck on the other side of the border. our clients are canadians. we love canadians. >> reporter: in normal times, canadian customers save time and money by shipping their packages to jake's small mart on the u.s. side. >> now shelves are jam-packed. just trying to get them to their rightful owners. we can't do it until they get them. >> reporter: the loads are still coming in, but -- >> close to 2,000 packages waiting here for people to p

timo werner and kai havertz both came here from germany, part of a £200 million summer spend that didn'ton villa managerjozef venglos has died at the age of 8a. the slovakian had a long managerial career, taking charge of the australian, czechoslovakia and slovakia national teams. he became villa's first overseas manager in 1991, lasting just one campaign in the first division before taking over at celtic for a season six years later. in the first test match between pakistan and south africa in pakistan for more than a decade, 11t wickets fell on a topsy—turvy opening day of the first test in karachi. dean elgar�*s 58 was south africa's top scorer, as they struggled their way to 220 all out in theirfirst innings. pakistan's impressive feats with the ball couldn't be backed up with the bat. they slipped to 33—1t at the close. ireland, meanwhile, have lost their one day series against afghanistan 3—0, having been set a target of 267 to win. ireland were all out for 230, losing by 36 runs in abu dhabi. grassroots sporting organisations, hit hard by the pandemic, have been given a boost with

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you're taking the oath right beside senator ossoff and senator werner.he oath from the first female vice president of the united states. how did that feel? >> incredible. a lot of history in one moment. a lot of history in that frame. but i've got to tell, it definitely comes with mixed emotions, as tremendous as this milestone is for me, for my family, for the state of california, my heart's breaking that my wife and my kids couldn't stand right next to me. why? you know, traveling cross-country during the middle of a covid-19 pandemic comes with some risk. add to that the security situation at the capitol. so it was a sobering reminder of the work ahead, not just the severity of it, but the urgency of it. >> senator padilla, congratulations on joining the u.s. senate. thank you for being with us. we look forward to speaking with you on "new day" in the future. >> thank you very much. >> so members of the national guard say they feel betrayed this morning after being booted from the u.s. capitol, forced to rest in an unheated garage for hours. details o

paul's all athletic activities after several positive tests for a very in first discovered in the uk werner race. against these variants. the virus is going to change and it's up to us to adapt it to make sure that we're staying ahead. public health officials maintain available vaccine should be effective against the uk variant, but the rollout continues to face obstacles. thousands of appointments across the country have been canceledue to a shortage of doses, some state and local officials are calling on the federal government to release vaccines being held in reserve at 250,000 doses a week. this is going to take us for 15 16 17 weeks, but the country's new cdc director says there aren't enough doses available right now to speed up the rule out. we don't have as many doses as we would like now for states like new york for other states that are claiming to have run out of vaccine, and so right now is actually the pressure point that i'm feeling and by the end of march is so i really do hope that our production has scaled up dramatically. another vaccine could be on the way johnson and joh

lampard had spent big in the summer, bringing the likes of kai havertz and timo werner to add to his who have come through from chelsea and _ the ones who have come through from chelsea and once you have been brought — chelsea and once you have been brought in, particularly ones like timo _ brought in, particularly ones like timo wernerand brought in, particularly ones like timo werner and havertz, they have not been _ timo werner and havertz, they have not been playing well, no hiding that whatsoever, but it takes a little _ that whatsoever, but it takes a little while to get yourself into a new club, — little while to get yourself into a new club, a new country, a new style. _ new club, a new country, a new style. a — new club, a new country, a new style. a new _ new club, a new country, a new style, a new system, a new manager, and they— style, a new system, a new manager, and they are _ style, a new system, a new manager, and they are young, they are really young, _ and they are young, they are really young, they would have thought it is probably— young, they would have thought i

timo werner and kai havertz both came here from germany, part of it hit had no depends some expert that suitable's icons do not get times —— part of a £200 million spent. he is not 'ust a part of a £200 million spent. he is notjust a colleague, _ part of a £200 million spent. he is notjust a colleague, he _ part of a £200 million spent. he is notjust a colleague, he is - part of a £200 million spent. he is notjust a colleague, he is an - notjust a colleague, he is an important person my career, but of course i feel sorry. it is the brutality of modern football, sooner or later it will happen to you. thomas tuchel needs two negative covid tests to be in charge tomorrow. they called the professor back home, a tactician who gets the best out of those around him. —— they call him the professor. for chelsea, what matters most is the view from above. another man under pressure, more from his own fans than the club's owner, is steve bruce. the newcastle manager did not allow questions from printjournalists at his press conference yesterday. he knows he needs to stop his side's slump in form, t

our consumer investigative correspondent, anna werner, looks at the messages that got parler in troubler: before, during, and even after the violent attack on the capitol, the social media site parler was a megaphone for trump supporters. we need to start systematically assassinating liberal leaders. another posted the day after the attack, pro-trump lawyer lynnwood called for vice president pence's execution writing, "get the firing squads ready. pence goes first." kevin russe is a tech columnist for "the new york times." >> t things ts have policies against, and so if you got kicked off twitter for saying them, a lot of the time your next step was to make a parler account and move your followers over there. >> reporter: over the weekend, amazon became the latest tech giant to notify parler it was suspended its account. asked for comment, an amazon web services safety team told paler, "recently we've seen a steady increase in violent content on your website. all of which violates our terms." do you think this is the end of parler? >> i think losing your app store privileges and losing

kai havertz and timo werner came here from germany, part of a 200 million summer span.all. so when you become a manager, it's something that you have to know — that sooner or later is going to happen to you. thomas tuchel needs to negative covid to take charge tomorrow. they call him the tactician but what matters is can he get results. manchester city can go top of the premier league later, their match at west brom is one of four games this evening. pep guardiola has been piling the praise on sam allardyce who took over at albion in the middle of last month. since then they've won once and are six points from safety. but allardyce's never been relegated and saved sunderland and blackburn from similar positions in the past: sam allardyce is a genius to take these teams when everybody believes it's over and get results and it happened, once, twice, three times, you can say ok, he's lucky but it's not the case because he has done, i don't know,how many times. sport england says it'll invest another £50 million to help get people engaged and active again. the main focus wi

timo werner hasn't produced the goals he was expected to sincejoining. like the game might be heading for extra time. tottenham were forced to bring on some of their big names, but three goals in 5 minutes meant they eventually cruised through to the next round. after the game, mourinho gave his sympathies to his former player lampard. i'm always sad when a colleague loses hisjob. and, of course, frank is notjust a colleague, he is an important person in my career, so of course i feel sorry. but it's the brutality of football, especially the brutality of modern football. so when you become a manager, it's something that you have to know — that sooner or later is going to happen to you. 0h oh to bea oh to be a fly on the wall for their conversation, betweenjose mourinho and frank lampard after the sacking by chelsea. they will have things in common. they would have a long drink if they were allowed. yes! what position are you in with your hair? many of us hoped that the end of the first lockdown would spell the end of our home haircut horror stories. but