reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championship control of the morning session to come through 10 frames to 6. elsewhere, the former semi finalist david gilbert is through after a 10—4 win against fellow englishman chris wakelin. the four times championjohn higgins trails tee—an pengfei by four frames to three after the first session of their first round match. they'll play to a finish tomorrow afternoon. that's all from sportsday. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. the revenge thriller promising young woman is one of the most hotly anticipated releases of the year, and it's finally streaming in the uk this weekend. you just forgot your birthday. you don't want to have a party, you don't want to see your friends. you know i don't have any friends, mum. don'tjoke about it, don't. do you know how strange this is? you, you're still living here at home, working in that stupid coffee shop since you and nina dropped out of med school! you're out all n

reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championshipn took control of the morning session to come through 10 frames to 6. elsewhere, the former semi finalist david gilbert is through after a 10—4 win against fellow englishman chris wakelin. the four times championjohn higgins trails tee—an pengfei by four frames to three after the first session of their first round match. they'll play to a finish tomorrow afternoon. that's all from sportsday. with 20 minutes to go it looks like leicester will play chelsea in the fa cup final. for me and the team, thatis fa cup final. for me and the team, that is all for now. thanks for watching and good night. some areas today have been basking in warm april sunshine, but not everywhere. a weak weather front across scotland and northern ireland, producing more cloud than england and wales. a little bit of patchy rain. in england and wales, there has been plenty of sunshine. another dry day. this weather system sitting to our west, overnight it will take the rain away from scotland and northern ireland b

resuming his match at 4—4 against martin gould, yan took control of the morning session to come through up against fellow englishman chris wakelin. that�*s all the sport for now. you can follow what is happening at a really interesting grand prix at the moment, hamilton was spinning, the moment, hamilton was spinning, the step and is leading, but us crashing really exciting. thank conspiracy theories about coronavirus vaccines and the pandemic have spiked on social media in recent months. what is it like to believe these theories — and then to reject the online movement with which you�*ve been involved? our specialist reporter marianna spring spoke to one woman about her experiences. conspiracy theories, including about vaccines, have boomed on social media during the pandemic and family and friends of those who believe them have been voicing their concerns. catherine knows better than most what that is like. nowadays, she lives a quiet life in the isle of wight with her family but she used to be an ardent believer in conspiracy theories including that vaccines are part of a sinister gl

reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championshipon to come through 10 frames to 6. on the other table, anthony mcgill and ricky walden are tied at four frames apiece. and just before we go, time to tell you that miami is to host its first grand prix in 2022 after formula 1 secured a 10—year dealfor a race in florida. the news comes ahead of this afternoon's emilia romagna grnad prix at imola which starts at 2 o'clock. lewis hamilton starting from pole position. you can follow live text coverage of the build up on the bbc sport website right now. china and the us say they are committed to working together and with other countries on tackling climate change. it comes after several meetings between the us climate envoy john kerry and his chinese counterpart in shanghai last week. our energy and environment analyst roger harraben reports. china is currently the world's number one polluter with its massive carbon emissions from coal. but the us is most to blame historically for the emissions that are heating the atmosphere. the superpowe

reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championshipchampion john higgins is at one frame all with tian pengfei of china, while david gilbert is 8—4 up against fellow englishman chris wakelin. before we go just to let you know that britain�*s tom pidcock has won the amstel gold race. that�*s all for me for now but i will be back with more spot at 6:30pm. let�*s return to coronavirus news. the global number of covid—19 deaths has now passed three million. in brazil more than 370—thousand people have now died. yet the president there refuses to lock down despite a sharp rise in infections. mark lowen sent us this from sao paolo. this from sao paulo. every day, the faces of despair multiply. the food lines in sao paulo�*s largest favela go on and on. with most here working in the grey economy, covid has destroyed jobs. queues have more than tripled in recent months, as the pandemic takes lives and livelihoods of brazil�*s poorest. for luciana firmino and herfamily, this is now their only meal of the day. she lost herjob in a manicure studi

marcos bone is now in custody its former chief operating officer yan mushnick fled 10 months ago. my records auditors the why and germany's financial regulator buffy and say they did not detect any irregularities. that said sean's admits that the state supervisory and inspection authorities were not well enough equipped for a case like this. he says what's important now is to regain the lost trust in germany as a financial center so we can now welcome onto the program follow me today as she is a hedge fund manager and short seller who appeared before the bundestag y. caught investigation committee herself thank you very much for joining us on day w. business you had your suspicions about why long before the scandal broke why. well we began researching wired card back in 2017 the head of the launch of my fund sac capital and the issue with wire card is that over the entirety of its existence it's faced very credible allegations from a variety of stakeholders beginning with its own shareholders various news outlets whether in germany's or domestic media but also foreign media and th

higgins after this morning's session, while on the other table the 2005 champion shaun murphy will play yanarlequins fly half marcus smith underlining his importance with a try as quins won, as did sale to maintain their position in the play off places northhampton remain in the hunt for a top four finish with a hard fought win today. michael redford reports. a day of celebration for the harlequins. before the match had even begun. 300 appearances at the danny care, 354 mike brown, and despite them playing premiership rugby for over a decade, london ivy still doesn't know how to stop them. the harlequins have been the premiership's dark horses this season and they were in control at half—time, holding a six—point lead. that control, though, didn't last long. a bit like his temper, author of the elbow meant he saw red and quins were down 14. london irish took full advantage into second—half trials had in victory. a top four finish edging closer. sale atjust ahead of harlequins, five tries meant a bonus point victory at worcester, 35—32 the final score, scale our third. —— sale are third. the

and on the other table the 2005 champion shaun murphy is playing yan bingtao of china.ogress to the next round. let's return to rugby union and wrap up the day's action in the premiership. harlequins fly half marcus smith underlining his importance with a try as quins won, as did sale to maintain their position in the play off places northhampton remain in the hunt for a top four finish with a hard—fought win today. as michael redford reports. a day of celebration for harlequins. before the match had even begun. 300 appearances up the danny care, 354 mike brown, and despite playing premiership rugby for over a decade, northern ireland... harlequins had been the premiership�*s tackles this season and were in control at half past time holding a six—point lead. control didn't last long, a bit like display�*s temper. when he saw red, quins were down to 14 and london irish took full advantage on two second—half times had them scenting victory until the final minutes. marcus smith darted and danced and dived for the line. top four finish edging closer. just ahead of harlequin

afternoon — he's 9—6 up against mark allen of northern ireland, while 2005 champion shaun murphy leads yanpp. sometimes in sport you have those days where everything goes right and ravindra jadeja definitely had one of those for chennai super kings today in the indian premier league. he equalled the competition record for most runs by a batsman in an over — hitting 37 in the final over against royal challengers bangalore which included five sixes. he also took three wickets and had this direct—hit to run out dan christian as chennai won by 69 runs to go top of the ipl. not a bad days work! that's all from sportsday. thank you for your company. the cracked thank you for your company. dry the cracked ground, very dry and particularly across england and wales, through the week ahead, a few scattered showers in the forecast but once again, things are turning cold showers in the forecast but once again, things are a rning coldm w, seen for a while. making its way to thew--.” some rain to the end of the north, some rain to the end of the north, some rain to the end of the night across parts of s

at the world snooker, shaun murphy is 10—6 up against chinese youngster yan bingtao after the afternoonudd trump features in the evening session, which gets under way at 7pm across the bbc. now to a stand out performance from 16 year old jessicca gadirova at the european gymnastics championships. who picked up gold in the floor today, it was her third medal of the event in basel, adding to the silver she won in the vault and the bronze in the all around. as gb finished second on the medal table. i caught up with former british gymnast beth tweddle earlier to get her reactions on her perfromance. absolutely incredible. going into this championship, we knew she had the potential wejust this championship, we knew she had the potential we just never know, 18 months of the competition and she moved from junior to senior. it can be very different. but yes, she started of solid and qualifications and to be honest, shejust got more and to be honest, shejust got more and more confident throughout the championships and to hear that national anthem today was really special. national anthem today w

williams for a place in the last four. 2005 champion shaun murphy was also a 13—7 winner over china's yan sport for now. hello again. this month has been a really dry month, particularly across parts of england and wales, where we've just recorded five millimetres of rainfall so far. and that's left the ground completely dried out, desiccated and cracked in places. but there are changes on the way. on monday, we started to see low pressure move in across scotland, and that brought some thicker cloud and finally some rain. and looking at the rainfall amounts that we're expecting through the rest of this week, we'll get around 5—10 millimetres of rain. in the grand scheme of things, that's not a huge amount, but it's easily doubling what we've seen for many so far this month. but with the cloudy skies across these northern areas, it doesn't get that cold. in the south, still cold enough, though, for some pockets of frost. the though, for some pockets of frost. low pressure wi westwards. the low pressure will dive westwards. cloud will build and we will see operates a brain in the amount of

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approval yan's spahn expects deliveries as soon as a passable reporting from berlin hears artie's peter oliver. well what we are seeing is the early stages of talks between germany and the russian direct investment fund for the for berlin buying doses of the sputnik the vaccine these talks are confirmed by health minister yen spon on thursday. the e.u. has said that the sputnik vaccine will not be part of the joint procurement programme for vaccines that system this all for $11.00 for all system of the e.u. commission buy is in vaccines and then distributes them so well this is seen is germany take an independent roots in which they are looking to you to buy the sputnik vaccine we've heard time and time again from angola merkel that she was keen to use the sputnik the vaccine once it gets a.m.a. approval and certainly that is what we heard from again spawn again on thursday saying that once the european medicines agency give sputnik the the green light germany is more than happy to use it the announcement from yen spun that germany as a country would be in negotiations to buy sputnik be

and speak with our correspondent to racial standing by for us there hi terry nato secretary general yan stoltenberg and also the foreign minister of ukraine it to me tranquility they made a joint statement tell us more about what they've been saying. that's right ukraine actually called this urgent meeting of the nato ukraine commission out of concern for the massive russian troop build up on its border there is a special mechanism in the partnership between nato and ukraine that allows that and the foreign minister said now was the moment to call this meeting because there is simply no way to know what russia has planned and they are very concerned nato countries obviously are very worried about ukraine as a close partners to the alliance but what they have done so far is to help reassure ukraine to train ukrainian troops and they're looking at what more might be done to both reassure kiev and to term osco what options do they have on the table it's highly unlikely that nato would go to war over ukraine. and in need nato only has the obligation to defend members of the alliance and tha

the timing is interesting because just you know in one day that chance foreign minister yan how much echo was expected in moscow he was expected to come here to agree on the purchase of a. vaccine for. the czech republic let me remind you of that czech president meal resentment is considered to be also file and openly all but the expressed sympathy for india or by the russian big scene now of course the president has to. be patriotic so that the prime minister bobby says that you know the president is behind him even you know demanding explanations from russia on what happened i don't see this evidence it has not been presented really to us so what i can assume is that it also is just handy to present them. suspects because they have already been presented they were already in the mind in the consciousness of public . due to the case and this group case in itself has never been really. explained before such evidence has been presented in the convincingly way we have to assume that we are dealing with yet another diplomatic crisis between the western european and also america of cours

coinciding with the 106th anniversary of the mass killings armenian prime minister nicola question yan says it's a powerful step towards justice more action shortly after this report from a hashem at a bar which contains images some may find disturbing. it's a story more than 100 years old for turkey it's a chapter that's turned but for the united states and other members of the international community turkey must apologize for the events that started in 1915 that was when ottoman turks deported hundreds of thousands of armenians from eastern and atoll year to the syrian desert but what happened and how many were then killed remains disputed many historians say more than a 1000000 armenians lost their lives turkish officials deny any systematic killings took place saying it was a time of war and the death toll has been exaggerated turkey has always been angered by government describing the event that began in 1915 during the ottoman empire as a genocide. the armenian genocide remembrance day that takes place in armenia and is observed by many armenians abroad on april 24th every year i

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williams for a place in the last four. 2005 champion shaun murphy was also a 13—7 winner over china's yanham. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. our thanks to tolson tollett and the scene. —— team. before we go, we've got some incredible pictures of the first supermoon of 2021. a supermoon refers to a full moon that occurs when the moon's orbit is closest to earth — making it appear larger than life. this is how it appeared in istanbul on monday evening, over the city's galata tower at dusk. it was also seen in many other places around the world. these pictures come from venezuela. and earlier the supermoon was also seen in australia — these shots were taken at sydney's bondi beach. according to nasa this month's supermoon is set to be at peak illumination on april 27 or tuesday, so if you haven't caught itjust yet, there's still time. on my way in, in the earliest hours of this morning, i didn't look out the window. i was busy reading all the news as you do so i

former director general of the european space agency here hyundai trick or yan to watch the guards launch as a kid i talked to him earlier and he said the landmark flights not only paved the way for mars exploration but also other alien concedes when i heard about the launch i'll feel like i got in and his flight their own i thought this is incredible and this is opening the future for dreams and for overseeing and this is for a young boy i was 7 years old at that time it's of course it's very strong motivation to understand you can have a tree and you can realize that dream day is no boundary for a tree and i'm really i i'm sorry that i never met him personally as this is what i can say but he was really a hero of his time he had really a very special flight test so you know that on his flight home yet to leave the capsule and come down disappear so this was really something very difficult but he was smiling saying you see i did it as a person in the know could you just blow our minds and tell is what we might witness in the next 50 is. oh that's nice i will be dead in the next 50 years

. >> yan see it's windy it's mookie is well, the folks may be going, oh, my goodness, that smoke in the air. i hope nothing is burning right now. but there actually is a burn going on. the good news is it's controlled burn, but that's actually happening up toward yukai right now. some of that smoke, you get that north northwesterly wind is actually blowing right back in the bay area up there right now. hazy conditions out over the bay. the winds have been kicking up. look at sfo 35 mile an hour. gusts are right there right now. pier one in san francisco. you've got a 20 mile an hour wind. but the winds really kind of whipping all around the bay area. 28 mill valley right now 29 near beach. all around. we're seeing some of those gusty winds 30 to hills petaluma out of the west at 12 miles per hour. 25 miles per hour there. arnold drive got 14 an app and just about all around the bay area. we're seeing some blustery winds developing this afternoon. so that will be the case throughout the night tonight into early tomorrow morning. now that wind bringing down some of the smoke from the fire

its former chief operating officer yan marshall mcluhan 10 months ago. my records auditor's the why and germany's financial regulator buffy and say they did not detect any irregularities. that said sean's admits that the state supervisory and inspection authorities were not well enough equipped for a case like this. the sense of what's important now is to regain the lost trust in germany as a financial center. so we can now welcome onto the program fahmi kiddish she is a hedge fund manager and short seller who appeared before the pundits dogs why caught investigation committee herself thank you very much for joining us on day w. business you had your suspicions about why a card long before the scandal broke why well we began researching why are card back in 2017 ahead of the launch of my fine sack of capital and the issue with wire cart is that over the entirety of its existence it's faced very credible allegations from a variety of stakeholders beginning with its own shareholders various news outlets whether in germany's or domestic media but also forei

williams, for a place in the last four. 2005 champion shaun murphy was also a 13—7 winner over china's yanf england and wales, where we've just recorded five millimetres of rainfall so far. and that's left the ground completely dried out, desiccated and cracked in places. but there are changes on the way. on monday, we started to see low pressure move in across scotland, and that brought some thicker cloud and finally some rain. 5—10 millimetres falling fairly widely. in the grand scheme of things, that's not a huge amount, but it's easily double what many of us have seen so far this very dry month. now, over the next few hours, some of that rain will be trickling its way southwards across northern ireland into northern england, the north midlands, north wales. with the cloud, it's not particularly cold across northern areas, but stilljust cold enough for a few patches of frost in the south. through tuesday, our area of low pressure is going to dive south—westwards, so cloud will tend to build and we'll see outbreaks of rain. the amount of rain you see from place to place is going to vary

his cronies used racism to describe the coronavirus, which led to a rise in hate crimes against aids yan-americans just watch the news. but the question is, are we finally ready to do the work it takes to really make america the just, equity and great place it's always claimed to be? ah, the first episode of "united shades of america." such an innocent time.

economically and physically if disparity was magnified last year for every 50,000 dars that the meeds yangap has been widen over the last few decades bernie sanders is looking to change that by applying a special tax on any corporation where the ratio is 50 to 1 of higher america are tired of corporate greed. >> they want corporation to invest >> overall, ceo pay ticked down slightly last year the median ceo made about 15.5 million in 2020 about 200,000 less than the year before a big reason why was a majority of conversations come in the form of stock option even if a ceo agreed to slash his or her salary and bonuses or if their company receivered bail outs or laid off thousands of workers, they have made a p portion. it is all about that balance that cutting pay too much can work to your attention and motivation the question is where to draw the line, shep >> not here. >> 2020 census data is out representation are shifting. tonight the states that are gaining and the ones that are losing >> price are on the rise, why? >> a look at what's going on behind the scenes. # that's putting a bi

its former chief operating officer yan mushnick fled 10 months ago. my records auditors he y. and germany's financial regulator buffy and say they did not detect any irregularities. that said sean's admits that the state supervisory and inspection authorities were not well enough equipped for a case like this. he says what's important now is to regain the lost trust in germany as a financial center. so we can now welcome onto the program for me today as she is a hedge fund manager and short seller who appeared before the pundits dogs why i caught investigation committee herself thank you very much for joining us on day to where you business you had your suspicions about why god long before the scandal broke why. well we began researching liar card back in 2017 ahead of the launch of my fund sac capital and the issue with wire cart is that over the entirety of its existence it's faced very credible allegations from a variety of stakeholders beginning with its own shareholders various news outlets whether in germany's or domestic media but also foreign media and then we also had

shaun murphy leads yan bingtao 6—2 in last night's other match — they'll resume today.mnastics championships in switzerland with a second medal in as many days for 16—year—old jessica gadirova. she won silver in the vault, going one better than the bronze she took in the all—around event. home favourite guila steingruber claimed the gold medal in basel. and joe fraser and amelie morgan won bronze medals on the pommel and uneven bars respectively. you can watch highlights of those european championships right now on bbc two but right now here it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what's in the sunday papers. with me to discuss them are arejames rampton, who's features editor at the independent, and sian griffiths, who's education editor at the sunday times. good morning, both of you. we have got plenty of good stuff to talk about, let's look first of all at what is on the front pages. it is being dominated by the fallout from the row between dominic cummings and downing street, the sunday telegraph says downing street insiders are fearful of dominic

his cronies used racism to describe the coronavirus, which led to a rise in hate crimes against aids yan-americans. yep. you don't have to look to history to see racism. just watch the news. but the question is, are we finally ready to do the work it takes to really make america the just, equity and great place it's always claimed to be? ah, the first episode of "united shades of america." such an innocent time. i know many of you remember it, because i heard about it all the time. you're the kkk guy. why would you film with the kkk? america doesn't even have that type of racism anymore. hmm. you're right. it's gotten way worse. and that was all before covid-19 and before four cops in minneapolis killed george floyd. rather than just treat him like a human. before protests, a police station burning to the ground. >> there's an african-american man threatening my life. >> before too many karens, before fattening the curve. and through it all -- a president incapable of handling any of it at all. oh, look, baby's first bible! america is finally ready to get real about white supremacy. so, let's star

they hope to have all adult ial yans vaccinated end out of summer.any healthcare workers working directly with people must be vaccinated. if they refuse they risk suspension from the job without pay. >> british regulators found 30 cases of rare blood clot events after the coronavirus vaccine. astrazeneca. 25 more than the watchdog agency previously recorded. it has yet to see a case of blood clots following the pfizer shot. it encourages people to continue to get vaccinated with astrazeneca. saying the benefits out weigh the risk. netherlands is no longer giving the vaccine. two people under age 60. as a precautionary measure. india cricket legend has been hospitalized with coronavirus. he wrote on twitter that he was in hospital out of quote a matter of abundant pr caution and hopes to be home in a few days. he tested positive last week. writing symptoms were mild and recovering from home. for american's who don't know who he is, think michael jordan in basketball. babe ruth in baseball. or tom brady. the goat in cricket fans around the world. we wi

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several venues here in vienna why discussions led by the europeans will go on separately with the iron yanegation and also with the delegation from the united states as well. they're going to discuss varying topics. the iranians poured cold water on the possibility of direct negotiations. the u.s. says they are still up for t the iranians are saying if the u.s. wants to get back into the nuclear agreement they need to get into full compliance with the nuclear agreement and drop all of the sanctions against iran. you just said it there, the u.s. saying that is absolutely not going to happen. what's happening here is that there's separate negotiations going on, especially with the other partners of the jcpoa of the iran nuclear deal with the iranians about how iran can come back into full compliance because of course the iranians have now enriched more uranium than is allowed under that deal, enriched at higher levels and conducted sophisticated research as well. so the europeans negotiating with them on that level and then also shuttling back and forth with the american delegation about wha

and none other than kmed yan jerry seinfeld headlined at the gotham comedy club. he said he felt so at home being back on stage back to you. >> no place like new york. kathy park there this morning thank you. >>> meanwhile the trial against derek chauvin, the minneapolis police officer facing murder charges in the death of george floyd are will resume monday after an emotional first week of testimony. on friday a veteran officer with the department told the court he thought the use of force was, quote, totally unnecessary. nbc's megan fitzgerald is in minneapolis covering the trial. megan, that you just referenced by lieutenant richard zimmerman damning to the defers. jurors now hearing from two high-ranking minneapolis police officers who say derek chauvin should have stopped using force the moment floyd stopped resisting. in a powerful end to emotional week of testimony, a potential blow to the defense. >> have you ever in all the years you've been working for the minneapolis police department been trained to kneel on the neck of someone who is handcuffed behind

paul yans had the first vaccine dose. the national average is closer to 40%.ty quiet. >> yes, i mean, today is quiet. but it hasn't been like that all the time. >> so what's going on? >> experts worry the dropoff suggests a lot of people don't want the vaccine and fear what's happening here could jeopardize reaching herd immunity which doctors say wouldn't be achieved until at least 70% of the population is vaccinated. besides mississippi, other states significantly lacking when it comes to% of adult population fully vaccinated, include alabama, georgia and tennessee. states that are more rural and more republican. a population more skeptical of the vaccine. >> do you continue to fight misinformation? >> yes. >> even though. >> every day, yes. >> every day. >> public service campaigns encouraging vaccination are overwhelmed by a flood of false information on social media. it's what caused haley coleman to delay getting her vaccine. >> it felt like everywhere i looked i was seeing somebody with a new conspiracy theory or just a reason not to get the vaccine. >>

minister has resigned to setting the stage for snap elections on june the 20th you called question yan has had been under pressure for his handling of last year's war with us by john a country ended with armenia giving up control of several disputed territories let's speak to robin forrester walker a correspondent he's in tbilisi in neighboring georgia robin this was always coming wasn't it but what about the timing given biden's in alt. yeah deciding to interesting we don't know of course where the nicole. always intended to use this day to day it's another public holiday. and but i think certainly the bison statement will have full weight. given given that the intense pressure that he's been on these recent since the war. which really has been the the reason why this is all been happening because the opposition. opponents have been calling for his resignation for many months almost daily protests because they hold him responsible full of the outcome of that war in which our media lost in huge swathes of territory surrounding the middle of the car back and playing a national miss the

now some people saying there why fix it if it's not broken i guess but stay there yan's because there's more i'd like to discuss now as a response to that much feared exodus of companies from the u.s. and janet yellen and her 1st major speech as treasury secretary has urged the adoption of a minimum global corporate income tax which could move which could make moving away from the u.s. less of an option here's what she had to say look the consequence of an interconnected world has been a 30 year race to the bottom on corporate tax rates competitiveness is about more than how u.s. headquarters headquartered companies ferry gainst other companies in global merger and acquisition. it's about making sure that the governments have stable tax systems there really is sufficient revenue to invest in essential public goods and respond to crises in that all citizens fairly share of the burden of financing government and its fact against carter in new york yes sounds very ambitious what more can you tell us about the. well i would say that janet yellen so the head of the treasury it was those word

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this is where it can feel a little or well yan because clinically you have this conversation about theability of the individual. mr. floyd was drawing his last gasps of air in that prone position. on the use of force, mark, your response to that conversation. >> the prosecutor's cross in regards to that was significant because what it did was display that this particular witness, this expert witness, if you will, it really he comes from a subjective viewpoint. his viewpoint, his emphasis is tilted somewhat. it becomes obvious when you engage in significant questioning with him because he's not speaking about what actually is or what we saw. he's talking in some hypothetical way. he's behaving consistent with the defenses of planned strategy with his -- to make this into a hypothetical defense. and i think the cross was significantly strong in exposing that. >> paul? >> ari, defense attorneying are better at prosecution than prosecutor because they get more practice at it. that didn't happen today. even though it was the defense in the beginning, the prosecutors still won the day. they

. >> if i was dough minute yan, i would have said in the beginning when this evidence came out januarypointed by the trump administration -- >> dominion -- >> jimmy: they're saying it's the most secure election we've ever had -- [ applause ] >> the same guy, chris krebs said that, do you know three weeks ago chris krebs and adam schiff were on "morning joe," they asked him what's the biggest threat to our country, they said a china cyber attack from china, down to local racist, chris krebs said that -- >> jimmy: that has nothing to do with this. >> he said it was a secure january 9th, this was after is,- this. >> jimmy: i want to say one thing real quick. i don't want anybody to get the wrong idea here. we're going to -- we have limited time on this show. we'll put this whole conversation on youtube so people can see the whole thing. >> right, right. >> jimmy: i need to take a commercial break. mike lindell is here with us. we'll be right back. ♪and i would walk 500 miles♪ ♪why you always in a mood♪ ♪mess around actin' brand new♪ ♪just to be the man♪ ♪un...dos..tres...lego...♪ could i

armenia's prime minister says he will resign later this month to allow for snap elections nichol passion yan has face growing calls to step down since armenia was defeated in last year's war with azerbaijan the country lost parts of the disputed nagorno-karabakh territory which it had controlled for more than 25 years in february accused armenia's military of attempting a coup. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour a left wing activist or the daughter of a jailed also crowds we look at the choice faced by peruvians in the presidential runoff. a celibate story mood in jerusalem on the 1st night of ramadan as its old city bustles thanks to east cover 19 restriction us. the atmosphere is a bit restless in spring quite often the shamar when this when the blood on the gulf is increasing a little bit it will make little difference to how things feel i think for the most part little bit less humid in doha for example there's the wind kills inland it tends to induce more showers in the mountains of western society in yemen and they may well start to form around medina even reactor central side you

trump will play the winner of tonight's match between shaun murphy and yan bingtao.onnie o'sullivan in the second round. the last quarter final match is between mark allen and mark selby. coverage across the bbc from seven o'clock. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. thank you very much. it was a good night for brits at the oscars last night. sir anthony hopkins took home the award for best actor, while daniel kaluuya won best supporting actor, and emerald fennell scooped best screenplay for promising young woman. nomadland took home several awards, with chloe zhao becoming the first woman of colour to win best director. the pandemic meant it was a pared down ceremony, as our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. the year the oscars were held in a train station best picture went to a film about a van. nomadland. francis mcdormand plays a woman who has lost herjob and her husband and takes to the roads to find work and community. no, i'm not homeless. i'm just houseless. she celebrated by encouraging people to go back to the cinema and

murphy will play yan bingtao in the last 16.st, after mcgill won the last two frames of the session to put the pressure on the six—time world champion 0'sullivan. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six with kat downes. that's it from us. in just over two weeks' time, voters around britain will be heading to the polls. in scotland and wales, there are parliamentary elections, while in england, voters will be choosing who will sit on their local councils. but residents of hartlepool will also be choosing their mpin a by—election. their mp in a by—election. anna foster is spending the day there for us. the sun is shining, it's all looking good. what are the election prospects?— good. what are the election prospects? hello, clive. the prospects — prospects? hello, clive. the prospects here _ prospects? hello, clive. the prospects here are - prospects? hello, clive. the prospects here are absently| prospects here are absently fascinating because it's a huge by election for both labour and the conservatives. labour see

. >> commissioner scott: my request of her exclusively was to work with director yan in the followup area. i wasn't asking delta to do a survey. i was asking them to do a survey in conjunction with h.h.s. under the direction of director yan just to be clear. >> if i may, i perceive this as two different issues, one is that i would like to see what the standard customer satisfaction surveys are with this organization and as well as the provider surveys and then knowing what that is then that will help inform any survey process that h.s.s. would undertake. >> president follansbee: i think that's good. we trust you to follow up on this. >> commissioner scott: thank you. >> president follansbee: thank you. okay. so if there's no other questions or comments from board members on this item, i'd like to open this up to public comment. >> secretary: thank you, president follansbee. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak in length. all public comment will be made concerning the agenda item that has been presented. as

towards everybody else and the caribbeans think they're better or worse than others and ar begin tin yans think they're better than everybody because they think they're europeans. there's this hierarchy every country has. that's why it's very dangerous to do a cross-pollination. i know that's a long-winded answer but hopefully that's what you're looking for. any other questions? >> thank you. we were actually down there last year and we actually went snorkeling in the bay of pigs, which was actually a beautiful place. >> it's gorgeous. >> it's a nature preserve and everything. but when they told us when we were down there is not only has he named a successor raul, but in february of 2018, the designated date he's resigning. >> we'll see. >> that's what they said. >> yeah. >> so, my question is, towards the end when obama and others, was there a split at all between raul and fidel over that? and after that, what do you think the repercussions of the new administration are going to be with regard to cuba? >> well, so, there wasn't a big split. basically fidel was the perfect mouthpiece at t

we have a lot of -- we have a ga still yan patriots.and the five of you care deeply about the mission and about leading those folks and celebrating them. i want to say since most of our time in this committee is spent in oversight capacity which is in private, we don't get the chance to say in front of the american people enough, thank you to the entire intelligence community and particularly the five of you who are leaders. director, i also want to praise your statement. i think that your opening statement on behalf of the community today was incredibly strong. i want to highlight a couple pieces. i would admit in a way i'm riffing on where the chairman opened. that when you do an around the world threat assessment of what the challenges are that we face and i think marco, the vice chairman said something similar. i think his riff was more than 90% of all the intelligence and national security challenges, the american people and our troops face around the world more than 90% of them originate in the five bad guy category of long-term t

. >> yep, and partly, the reason that a mainstream immediate yan blow it off social media was as wellmuch senator ron johnson we'll be right back. so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for your meeting? uhh yes. and your lucky jersey? oh, yeah. lauren, a cooler? it's hot. it's march. and jay, what's with all your screens? just checking in with my team... of colleagues. so you're all streaming on every device in the house, what?!! that was a foul. it's march... ...and you're definitely not watching basketball. no, no. i'm definitely not watching basketball. right... ( horn blaring ) comparative. maria: pandemic profiting "new york times" is examining governor andrew cuomo's book american crisis, leadership lessons from the covid-19 pandemic, finding that he and top aides may have used public resources, for private gain, reports show that he used staffers for quote everything from full scale edits to minor clerical work dagen mcdowell we have spoken a lot about governor of new york your reaction to this one. dagen: i have lost nouns to describe evil this

democrats who would welcome that, but what you see here is a conflict between the counterma joer tear yan elements of the senate. senate and particularly republicans in the senate depend on the continuance of minority rule. it's been a long time since they have sought to appeal to the majority of the country, rather they're kind of using both the -- they're using both voter suppression and just the countermajoritarian to make sure minority can remain in power even if majority despises what they're doing. corporations, not so that they're altruistic or left wing, it's just that the republican party can treat young people in urban areas in particular with contempt as people to be -- by definition need those people and need to be responsive to their beliefs. >> mike barnicle, i'm curious what your reaction was to former baseball commissioner writing that the current commissioner made a mistake in removing the all star game from atlanta. major league baseball can't become a weapon in the cultural wars. a hostage for one political party or ideology and can't be only for the rich or poor or nor

jillian: the move was praised by armen yans here and abroad.right side of history and kim kardashian writing in part the armenian people received the recognition we have all been hoping and praying for. the fda will have its first meeting in a decade to investigate several cancer drugs that have filed show they extend or improve life. during the three-day review the agency will make the final decision on whether to pull approval. researchers are calling out the fda for failing to crack down on medications that don't deliver on their early promise. a brand new salty and sweet combo that you might want to try. krispy kreme doughnut flavored popcorn is now available exclusively at sam's club. it's described as air popped popcorn with direct tillable krispy kreme glaze doughnut flavor. [applause] jillian: sam's club offering the smart food treat until the end of may. was that steve i heard clapping because i don't think it was you, brian, just a guest. steve: it was me. brian: not me, thanks, jillian. u.s. schools facing backlash for injecting crit