where the columbia pushes west it comes down and then it goes west. this was a secret town built overnight of a 100,000 people in the area that was supposed to be the planned promised land 100,000 people and one historian found this little bit of dog girl written onto a bathroom wall. come on, you wilkies. let's take japan. we took on california and never lost a man. so it was a secret this boomtown was all working in the planned promised land on a secret. and then on june august 6th 1945 there appeared four inch type in the local newspaper with this headline. lots of exclamation points. it's atomic bombs. the secret was out. this boomtown this thrown together hive of wartime industry spread over 200,000 acres of federal land had been producing plutonium. to build the world's most awful weapon the plan promised land it was a bust. never came together as imagined never happened to this day as imagine. the number of acres ered by irrigated by the grand coulee is not even close to what was envisioned in roosevelt's plan of this great place where people c

what can burns is 1952 series on the west. and pay attention to his treatment of the public revolt of 16 80. when he carefully uses 17th and 18th century engravings of spaniards to visualize his story, he relies on 19th and 20th century -- -- i was trying to highlight this picture here. he relies on 19th and 20th century photographs to depict the pueblo percussionist. this approach convey's and insidious image. european people change with time, one would never use images from two centuries later to depict them but native people who live on in an unchanging passed a photograph made 240 years later is just fine and we are susceptible to this historical use of photographs when we do not know better. i like to imagine that princes viewers realized that motion picture footage of a hope beast snake dance cannot actually depict the revolt of 16 80 but my students presume they saw 17th century dancers performing in front of a movie camera and i know they are not alone. . to move beyond the uncritical use of photographs as illustration

later, and scattering of showers into the north—west. sandwiched in between the two, though, there is some drier, sunnier moments to be found, as you can see by this weather watcher picture sent in from 0xfordshire. actually, that is going to be the story for the remainder of the day. we keep the risk of some heavier rain pushing into the south coast later on this afternoon. gusting winds of 70 mph, and a scattering of showers into the far north—west. sandwiched in between the two — double digits, sunny spells. but as we go through the night, it's this rain down to the south that is going to drive its way slowly northwards. it will bring some heavy rain along west—facing coasts and into northern ireland and scotland. perhaps staying dry in eastern england. here it will be a relatively mild start to our thursday morning. for thursday, we have got this area of low pressure causing some issues. it will bring a spell of rain for a couple of hours as it drifts its way steadily eastwards, and it stays pretty unsettled closest to the low

here's the lower west side. but it will change in the 1900 with the new generation of young people discovering this area. now what is happening is the tether men's and the italians are moving up from the lower east side by five points of their gradually moving up from being on the southern and of washington square. on the east side factories are moving in from broadway and lafayette. and on the west side, of course you have the old pre 1911 city, which is older, immigrant, and italian. so washington was surrounded by three sides by the ghetto but on the fourth side where the old houses where the bombs of washington square were still hanging on. when the young people of the 1900 to 19 tens discovered the area, they were all avenged middle class kids, the more ravish ones settled into the cheap housing south of washington square, they do go south of washington square, it becomes the main street for these young people. that's where the cafÉs were. that's where the bumps were where they hung out and got drunk. the

soledad: west virginia is not a very diverse state. and yet your numbers for diverse people who've been vaccinated are impressive, are high. how are you able to do that in a state that, you know, does not stand out for its diversity? dr. marsh: west virginia was ranked by the kaiser family foundation as the most vulnerable state. and we've deeply involved our african-american community and a task force and started to work with leaders in the faith based communities to be able to reach all west virginians and try to help people feel safe. because initially, taking the vaccine vaccine hesitancy was an , issue for us. but that seems to be much better today than it was at the beginning of the vaccine response. soledad: what advice would you give leadership in other states who might say west virginia, small state, 1.8 million people. what can they tell us about learning about the vaccine? what can you tell them? dr. marsh: get simple and clear on what you're trying to do, measure what you're doing and understand your own needs. bring people

basically, west is not interested in navalny. west is just willing to see russia destroyed. and that's the major idea that we have in russia. blaming the west is an attempt to distract attention from problems here. we are not... yes, of course, we have our problems. but they cannot be even compared with the problems that you have. the kremlin will be hoping that this problem of a rival and a challenger has been dealt with once and for all. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. prince charles has visited his father, the duke of edinburgh, who's being treated in hospital in london. prince philip was admitted to the king edward vii hospital on tuesday evening. our royal correspondent, daniela relph, gave us this update. when the prince of wales came to see his father this afternoon, he was driven from his highgrove estate to central london. that's a journey of around 90 miles. he spentjust over half an hour inside the hospital before leaving again and heading back to gloucestershire. now, this is a private hospital, and the covid guidelines here at the moment do say that family vi

kim kardashian west! both destined to strike an improbable alliance with another star of reality television, although politics was, it's thought, just one source of disagreement. she a democrat... i love this guy right here! he, an increasingly vocal conservative, seen here sporting a "make america great again" hat in the oval office before going on to announce an ill—fated run for president. that led in july last year to a barrage of worrisome tweets, including one in which kanye west likened his mother—in—law to the north korean dictator kimjong—un, and even accused herfamily of trying to lock him up. it is being reported - that kim had been over the marriage for a long time, but she felt that last year- was not the right time to file for divorce, - because kanye, in her mind and in that of a lot - of the public, was struggling. both are said to be worth more than $1 billion — he through music and fashion lines, she as a tv star and entrepreneur. it is thought the couple has a prenuptial agree

west virginia has a rural population. i think the part of florida mirrors west virginia in terms of its nature. do you think that the system you set up can work well in other areas, perhaps like my district? >> certainly, i think that each state can come up with their own strategies, but i do believe that by having clear expectations and priorities, making sure you have open communication and working as a team, and making this a learning mode, not something that's top-down, but you are inviting the creativity of your team. >> do you think that there is some specific successful strategies for reducing vaccine waste? some of this is not waste, it's just second doses being held appropriately or inappropriately . but how do we reduce waste if it is as bad as we think? >> i know we are over time and i will just say that i know there are some strategies we can pursue together to accomplish that goal. >> thank you, madam chair, i yield back. >> dr. marsh, we would love to hear your ideas if you would like to submit them to the c

bank the country has faced criticism for excluding gaza and the west bank from its speedy coronavirus vaccine rollout sorry for that joins us now by skype from west drusilla mhairi so what exactly is this announcement can you explain this for us. yes well this is something that has been in the work we understood for sometimes some time rather there were talks between israeli and palestinian authorities last weekend and it is going to be vaccines both for palestinian workers who work inside israeli settlements illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank and workers who have licenses that allow them to come in to work inside israel proper as well so we're talking about a number in excess of 120000 palestinians and the israeli military that operates inside the occupied west bank known as co get it announced that this would start in the coming days that there would be a full plan announced in the coming days but from what they're already saying we understand that modern of vaccines of which israel has a pretty large unused stock will be used and that vaccination stations will be

today we have given shots to 262,000, 808 west virginians. 880 west virginians. that is 194,000 of the first round doses and 68,000 of our second round doses. we are pushing them like crazy to get more and more and more vaccines. i'm very, very helpful to be back on with the biden administration with the coronavirus czar. just a little bit. believe me be, i'm pushing just as hard as i know how to push and so are all our people. we did get a chuckle more vaccines. we got 3700 more of the moderna vaccines in this week and we're just going to keep pushing and pushing to try to get more and more. as far as the vaccine scheduling system, you know, we are pre-registering all those above the age of 16, and since we launched that free registration system on last monday, a week ago and we've registered 156,288 west virginians. i encourage all west virginians to preregister. it takes about ten minutes. you will not lose your place in line if you're on a wait list somewhere else. get preregister. it will just help all of us, and please, please continue to stand top of this

everyone's going to end up in the same pot and the end of that power is the west because the west is the most advanced society so therefore you know ultimately valley is where we're all going and we shouldn't stop it and the reason that we're not might fit into the ethno nationalism is because. people from say france and central asia who be the main immigrant group in russia are seen as they you know further back on that process all of historical development and therefore if you have lost all immigration from central asia you will hold back russia's progress because these people just not i don't sound used as not what i'm saying i'm trying to explain what i believe a word they say when this understanding you know they were very you know these people for centuries on more back could bake they don't have the advanced western liberal values that we do every take to suspicious of islam in that regard and baffled we shouldn't have them hypocrites i hope back but the violence of the monks and i think this is something about a plan that sank and survival very clay has been quite common you

kim kardashian—west! both destined to strike an improbable alliance with another star of reality television, although politics was, it's thought, just one source of disagreement. she, a democrat... i love this guy right here! he, an increasingly vocal conservative, seen here sporting a make america great again hat in the oval office before going on to announce an ill—fated run for president. that led, in july last year, to a barrage of worrisome tweets, including one in which kanye west likened his mother—in—law to the north korean dictator kim jong—un and even accused herfamily of trying to lock him up. kim kardashian responded with a lengthy statement on instagram. you know, it's being reported that kim had been over- the marriage for a long - time, but she felt that last year was not the right time to file for divorce, because kanye,| in her mind and in that of a lot of the public, was struggling. i both are said to be worth more than $1 billion — he through music and fashion lines, she as a

some sort of fantasy of the less they have which is so the west as it was until fairly recently but you do see a number of. now criticizing the sort of political correctness the west and the sort of modern world culture and counsel culture and so on interestingly in the process they end up sounding extraordinarily like you know consider different far rights people like exam. and some of the things that have been said later could've come straight out of his mouth what's more significant is that coming out of the liberal camp which friend is of rather more shocking because as he said you know support of the west is very much a russian live it isn't about it it's all very very closely associated historically with westernization and this idea that we should become a normal i western country so when people start criticizing the west from within the liberal camp. in interesting ideological shift you know claim that it also is happening in international relations we had a just a burrell the high representative for form of policy for the e.u. he was in moscow and that turned into a real fia

everyone's going to end up in the same pot and the end of that path is the west because the west is the most advanced society so therefore you know ultimately valley is where we're all going and we shouldn't stop it and the reason that we're not might fit into the ethno nationalism is because. people from say france and central asia who be the main immigrant group in russia seen as they you know further back on that process all of historical development and therefore if you have lost all immigration from central asia you will hold back russia's progress because these people just not i don't sound. as not what i'm saying i'm trying to explain what i believe a word they say but in this understanding. you know these people for centuries on more back could bank they don't have the advance western liberal values that we do take to suspicious of islam in that regard i'm baffled we shouldn't have them hypocrites i hope back but the violence of the monks and i think this was something about a plan that sank and survival there is you know an association back for after nationalism of liberalism w

everyone's going to end up in the same pot and the end of that power is the west because the west is the most advanced society so therefore you know ultimately valve is where we're all going and we shouldn't stop it and the reason that we're not might fit into the ethno nationalism is because. people from say france and central asia who be the main immigrant group in russia are seen as being you know further back on that process all of historical development and therefore if you have lost all immigration from central asia you will hold back russia's progress because these people just not i don't sound. it's not what i'm saying i'm trying to explain what i believe a word they say but in this understanding. you know these people for centuries on more back could bake they don't have the advanced western liberal values that we do every take to suspicious of islam in that regard i'm baffled we shouldn't have them hypocrites i hope back but the violence of the monks and i think this is something about the sank and survival there is you know an association back for of after nationalism of l

everyone's going to end up in the same pot and the end of that path is the west because the west is the most advanced society so therefore you know ultimately valve is where we're all going and we shouldn't stop it and the reason that we're not might fit into the ethno nationalism is because. people from say france and central asia who be the main immigrant group in russia seen as they you know further back on that process all of historical development and therefore if you have lost all immigration from central asia you will hold back russia's progress because these people just not i don't sound. as not what i'm saying i'm trying to explain well no it's a let's i hate it when this understanding. you know these people who are central asia or back could bank they don't have the advanced western liberal values that we do every take to suspicious of islam in that regard i'm baffled we shouldn't have them hypocrites i hope back but the violence of the monks and i think this was something about a plan that sank and survival there is you know an association back for after nationalism of libera

this is a true story of the american west. and yet, it's strange and more bizarre than even fiction could be. and the name of the warrior was yellow hair. and he dressed splendidly for the day. he wore a belt in which he tucked the blond scalp from which he derived his name. his breech cloth had been fashioned from an american flag. i think that's a powerful political statement. i don't know about you. he, as his -- he stood his ground as his handful of companions fled, he took a shot at the long-haired scout in the crazy velvet, satin costume that was charging at him. he probably thought he was in cowboys and aliens. what the hell is this? i know these guys are weird, but really now? cody placed a round through the warrior's leg. at the same moment, cody's horse stumbled. he jumped clear as the horse fell. he did a somersault and came up with his rifle level and shot yellow hair, just as yellow hair fired at him. yellow hair missed. he scalped if warrior. first scalp for custer. and the soldiers went whooping by and the cheye

is so the west that well isn't. recently but you do see a number of. now criticizing the sort of political correctness the less than the sort of manuel council culture and so on interestingly in the process they end up sounding extraordinarily like you know consider different far rights people like exam to do good and some of the things that should being said later could've come straight out of his mouth what's more significant is that coming out of the liberal camp which friend is of rather more shocking because as he said you know support of the west is very much a russian live it isn't about it it's all very very closely associated historically with westernization and this idea that we should become a normal eye western country so when people start criticizing the west from within the liberal count. in an interesting ideological shift you know claimed it also is happening in international relations we have and i just have burrell the high representative for form of policy for the e.u. he was in moscow and then tu

but west virginia is getting better and better. i remind all those that are 65, all those that are 65 years of age, please, the second that you feel the least bit bad, no matter what, you absolutely have got to get tested. please get tested. as far as our -- let me fall back on that, just to make sure everybody knows, if you get tested and you test positive, we'll get you the antibodies and everything to be able to shut this thing down and shut it down quick. otherwise come if you let it go, let it go, let it go, you could become another casualty, and we don't want that. the vaccine distribution update -- this week we are still building incredible work regarding the vaccine administration rate. for last week's allocation -- just get this number -- for last week's allocation, our administrative rate was 108.1% of what we received. it's amazing. on first-round doses. we are at 70% on the second-round doses. just think, we continue to lead the nation, on every broadcast everywhere -- west virginians, you are looking great and we have

it is west virginia. west virginia and west virginians. i am telling you with all in me, if you want to drive proper to values in this state up, and if somebody is concerned someone is going to go across and buy soda pop or buy cigarettes across the border, i would say just this. those people across the border are going to come here to live for crying out loud, why would we be worried about such a thing is that. they are probably going to be coming to you to live. your stores will be filled can't imagine. the opportunity is right here, right now. i can tell you just this too, the steepest part of the mountain, if you just watch, any mountain you have climbed in your life, the most difficult part is always near the top. it is always near the top. you start off like this, go like this, all of a sudden you are standing looking at that last little part, to get from here to kathy, is almost straight up. most people climb back down. i am confident you won't. the big question in all our minds is, where are we going to be in 10 years, 20 years? i

it's west virginia. west virginia and west virginians and now you've got the reins. i'm telling you with all in me if you want to drive property values in in state up and if the border counties are concerned that somebody's going to go across and buy soda pop or buy cigarette across the border, i would say to them just this, those people across the border are going to come to you to live. i mean, crying out loud. why would we worry about that, they're going to be coming to you to live. your stores are going to be filled like you can't imagine. the opportunity is right here right now. i can tell you just this, too. the steepest part of the mountain, if you'll just watch, any mountain i've ever climbed in your life, where is the steepest part? it's always near the top. it's always near the top. you start off like this and goes like this and then all of a sudden, you're standing there looking and that last little part to get here to kathy is almost straight up. and most people slide back down. i'm confident that you won't. and the big question in all of our minds that's

call the west bank but this is the death of my the bible it's not something that was invented by you or me and into that somalia which exists for 33800 years the jewish people is building its life once again it was never before and stayed there only occupiers and we came back to our homeland we are eager to have peace with the palestinians we are ready for them to have their independence in any way that does not. jeopardize our very existence they start negotiating with israel in 2046 years now they are not ready to enter a room and to sit with us and to try. to reach an agreement which is something that the u.a.e. did and bahrain did and morocco did and sudan did so this is exactly what i said if the palestinians would follow the arab countries that are now in peace with israel and will reach an agreement they will gain from it but let me just come out of it they're reluctant to do it they're losing from it well it's not exactly a comparable situation as a because the us and bahrain haven't lived under occupation for 53 years and when it comes to judea and samaria what we call the w

call the west bank but this is the death of my bible it's not something that was invented by you or me and into that somalia which exists for 33800 years the jewish people is building its life once again it was never before and stayed there only occupiers and we came back to our homeland we are eager to have peace with the palestinians we are ready for them to have their independence in any way that does not. jeopardize our very existence they start negotiating with israel in 2046 years now they are not ready to enter a room and to sit with us and to try. to reach an agreement which is something that the u.a.e. did and bahrain did and morocco did and sudan did so this is exactly what i said if the palestinians would follow the arab countries that are now in peace with israel and will reach an agreement they will gain from it but millions somehow it they're reluctant to do it they're losing from it well it's not exactly a comparable situation is a because the us and bahrain haven't lived under occupation for 53 years and when it comes to judea and samaria what we call the west bank your

everyone's going to end up in the same pot and the end of that part is the west because the west is the most advanced society so therefore you know ultimately valve is where we're all going and we shouldn't stop it and the reason that we're not might fit into the ethno nationalism is because. people from say france and central asia who be the main immigrant group in russia seen as they you know further back on that process all of historical development and therefore if you have lost all immigration from central asia you will hold back russia's progress because these people just not i don't sound. as not what i'm saying i'm trying to explain what i know it's a word. but in this understanding. you know these people who are central asia or back could bank they don't have the advanced western liberal values that we do take to suspicious of islam in that regard i'm baffled we shouldn't have them hypocrites i hope but the elements of democracy and i think this is something about the sank and survival there is you know an association back for of after nationalism of liberalism which actually h

everyone's going to end up in the same pot and the end of that part is the west because the west is the most advanced society so therefore you know ultimately valve is where we're all going and we shouldn't stop it and the reason that we're not might fit into the ethno nationalism is because. people from say france and central asia who be the main immigrant group in russia seen as they you know further back on that process all of historical development and therefore if you have lost all immigration from central asia you will hold back russia's progress because these people just not i don't sound. it's not what i'm saying i'm trying to explain well no it's a let's say a witness on the stand they were very you know these people who are central asia or back could bake they don't have the advanced western liberal values that we do take to suspicious of islam in that regard i'm baffled we shouldn't have them hypocrites i hope back but the violence of the monks and i think this is something of a well planned sank and survival there is you know an association therefore of after nationalism of

"he's carrying out the west's instructions", galina says. "we all know it's the west pulling navalny�*s strings", yulia tells me. "as for navalny being poisoned, he probably poisoned himself." where is this taking russia? with "blame the west" the official narrative, there is little chance of a thaw in relations with america and europe. russia is facing the prospect of growing isolation. steve rosenberg, bbc news, vladivostok. to stay with us here on bbc news. still to come... new york diners will soon be allowed back into restaurants ahead of valentine's day celebrations. there's mr mandela, mr nelson mandela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, ba by doc duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, - shergar was kept in a special secur

south west could see some heavier rain, but not as heavy as what we had on saturday. and it'll be brighter into the afternoon across the south east, where it'll be very mild, but even mild further north and west, too. now, through sunday night, that weather front persists across much of england and wales. that's going to bring cloud, outbreaks of rain, some of it could pep up to be heavy again across wales and the south west, so we'll have to just watch that. across the south east, it'll be drier, and drier across the north west. for england and wales to start monday morning. we still have that weather front lingering across parts of england and wales, but through the day, it'll start to push northwards and eastwards and begin to fizzle out. so conditions will improve here. one or two showers across the north west of scotland, but otherwise a good deal of bright and sunny weather around. a little bit cooler, you'll notice, across the north and the west, but very mild again across the midlands and the south and east. now, as we head on into tuesday, we see a new area o

publishing numerous books and articles on military history including west point history. the most recent book is robert e. lee and me. joining us as moderator this evening is general patraeus from the kkr global institute prior to joining in the us military in iraq and afghanistan of the us central command. and general patraeus served as director of caa. and with those significant achievements and the efforts. tonight's program going to questions and answers it should be submitted through the q&a function on the zoom screen. and then as time allows. it gives me great pleasure to turn over the virtual stage door speaker. and we promised have a very stimulating event to the historical society with retired brigadier general this is timely a book of robert e. lee method deep appreciation as chairman of the historical society board in so much to enable the society and beyond that his support of the leadership lecture series has allowed the society to bring truly fascinating individuals and ideas to it is always one of most engaged audiences. today the lecture serious brings mo

basically, west is not interested in navalny. west is just willing to see russia destroyed. and that's the major idea that we have in russia. blaming the west is an attempt to distract attention from problems here. we are not... yes, of course, we have our problems. but they cannot be even compared with the problems that you have. the kremlin will be hoping that this problem of a rival and a challenger has been dealt with once and for all. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. protests have continued in spain for a fifth night in support of pablo hasel, a catalan communist rapper. he's been sentenced to two jail terms for glorifying terrorism and slandering the crown and state institutions. police officers have been injured in the clashes with demonstrators. shops and banks were looted and arrests have been made. mark lobel reports. fire and fury on the streets. looting in spain's shops. police stations and banks all under attack. with anger felt since tuesday at the jailing of catalan communist rapper pablo hasel, barcelona has been the worst affected, with dozens of people an

hills in the south—west and the north west of england and south wales have the greatest risk of flooding. that rain returns to northern ireland and parts of scotland during the day. east anglia and the south east should stay predominantly dry with good spells of sunshine. it is another windy day. the strongest winds to be found on coasts in the west. temperature is pretty high for all. where you get the sunshine in the south east we could well be looking at highs of 16 degrees. extremely mild for this point in february. 0n extremely mild for this point in february. on sunday the weather front will still be with us, but it will wriggle its way a little bit further east. some uncertainty about exactly where it will end up. central and southern england and the midlands could see rain at times. to the north—west a mix of sunshine and showers. another pretty mild day. mild is the theme through next week. temperatures could touch 17 degrees at times in the south, but a bit of rain to come towards the north and the west. a reminder of our top story... the duke and duchess of sussex have told

today we have given shots to 262,808 west virginians. 880 west virginias. that's 69,000 of our second round doses. we are pushing them like crazy to get more and more vaccines.tn i'm very, very hopeful to be back on the phone with the bidee administration with their coronavirus czar here in just a little bit. and believe me be, i'm pushing just as hard i know how to push and so are our people. we're just going to keep pushing and pushing to try and get moreg and more. as far as the vaccinebove schedg system, you know, we are preregistering all those above e the age of 16. o and since we launched that preregistration system on last monday a week ago we have irgini registeredan 156,288 west virginiaens. ies abo encourageut all west vi to preregister. it takes about ten min s. you will not lose your place in line if you're on a waist list f somewhere else, get if by preregistered. it'll just help all of us,on a' please, please continue to stay on top of this. and if by chance you don't know how to go online and do the work and everything to get preregistered,

of the the the west has a tendency to to misunderstand. why obviously isms or reduction ism and i would even throw one more ism in there which i would go say is actually kind of defining which is mccann to lism china is trying to create a kind of hub and spoke system through things like the boat road in the ship if through a different layering of new lock in relationships also in technology to basically create chokeholds and access and control issues that gives it a lot more political leverage geo politically but the truth is that china is a very complex country with a massive history of government multi lower layers there is a huge centralizing effort right now we see this in the crackdown for example on chinese big tech you know the cheating thing is really trying to consolidate power in the c.c.p. and behind him personally but it's complicated and that's why one of the reasons we need more china expertise in the west in like minded states because we need to know what the country is doing where the dynamics are going so we do. miscalcula

west point educated instructor of mathematics at west point. civil engineering background degrees, incredibly smart and intelligent man with a wealth of experience says. yes collins remembers the rest of the conference, he says general green was credited with saying that the saving of life was a far more consequence with him than any theories as to -- as far as his men and his brigade were concerned he would have those, if you have the time to build them. -- recalled the moment after the conference broke at and green begins to issue the orders for the five u.s. regiments to construct these earthworks. by order of general green who personally superintendent the work, the men can to new to construct earthworks. the works were finished by. noon many man that date grumbled, and throughout the afternoon grumbled at the persistent sea of -- their tier of endearment and profit says that they would have their leapers for their pains. before many, hours they rendered thanks and blessings for the skillful plants and judgments of their beloved commander.

it's not good for the west to do this. people who went, for example, to see our soccer championship have been fearful because they get all this western propaganda, but when they came to russia, they saw friendly people, great people, very friendly, theirfamilies, etc. so russia is not black. russia is a positive place. mr dmitriev, let me get a word in. this has nothing to do with my feelings or other western people's feelings about russia. this is about what russian people make of their own government. alexei navalny released that video, which showed a vast palace on the black sea worth, it seems, $1 billion, which he says was built with oligarchs�* money for president putin. now, it's not a question of what i make of that — it's a question of what more than 20 million russians who have watched that video online make of it. do you think russians are prepared to live in a system which, to so many of them, looks deeply corrupt? stephen, i already told you, the west needs to learn to really understand russia the way it i

but that comeback of the west under u.s. leadership is by no means certain. germany is marking a years since 9 people with immigrant backgrounds were killed in a racist attack that shocked the country the victims were gunned down in the western city of hung out by a far right extremist who later turned the gun on himself now after a year long investigation relatives of the victims say they still have more questions than answers. the bells of one else churches ringing out and remembrance of the 9 that lost their lives but for friends and family of the victims they still deal with the grief daily. this is on you know here today it's been exactly a year since my son and 8 other young people that he became victims of a racist terrorist attack she looks were. on the night of the 19th of february 2020 shots rang out in the heart of how. an armed man entered 2 bars and opened fire killing 3 people before getting back into his car and driving to the other side of the city. there he entered a cafe into killed 6 more. it took just 12 minutes to kill 9 people injured 7

it comes down and goes west. this was a secret town built overnight of 100,000 people in the area that was supposed to be the planned promised land. 100,000 people, and one historian found this little bit written onto a bathroom wall, come on you oakies let's take japan. we took on california and never lost a man. so it was a secret, this boom town was all working in the planned promised land on a secret. and then on august 6th, 1945, there appeared foraged type in the local newspaper with this headline, lots of exclamation points. it's atomic bombs. the secret was out. this boom town, this thrown together hive of wartime industry spread over 200,000 acres of federal land has been producing plutonium to build the world's most awful weapon. the planned promised land, it was a bust. never came together. never happened to this day. the number of acres irrigated by the grand coolidge not even close to what was envisioned in roosevelt's plan of this great place people could relocate. a lot of people in oklahoma did co

of the the the west has a tendency to to misunderstand china. i obviously isms are reduction in ism and i would even throw one more ism in there which i would go away is actually kind of defining which is mccann to lism china is trying to create a kind of hub and spoke system through things like the road in the shit if through a different layering of new lock in relationships also in technology to basically create chokeholds and access and control issues that gives it a lot more political leverage geo political meaning but the truth is that china is a very complex country with a massive history governed at multi level layers there is a huge centralizing effort right now we see this in the crackdown for example on chinese big tech you know cheating thing is really trying to consolidate power in the c.c.p. and behind him personally but it's complicated and that's why one of the reasons we need more china expertise in the west in like minded states because we need to know what the country is doing where the dynamics are going so we do. miscalculate

let's talk about the force of the american west. a lot of it is brown right now due to beetle infestation. my grandmother and mother lived in a sleepy little scandinavian town, known for salmon and tuna. at the start of world war ii, very few people knew what a chainsaw was. it is an emblematic thing now, but most people did not know what it chainsaw was at the start of world war ii. as it turned out, this one instrument, this oil spitting, silent shattering, portable paul bunyan, did more to change the landscape of the northwest than anything since the great glacial ice change moved north 20,000 years earlier. that's all because of world war ii. in the wartime, there is a huge demand for timber. there were posters around seattle that said to save american lives, we must provide the lumber our armed forces need and provide it now. a chainsaw used to be a big cumbersome machine that took two people to operate. it was changed and modernized into something more portable, resembling the modern machine we know now. it became portable, be

the only exception, the far north and west. a weak weather front toppling cross high pressure will introduce a little more in the way of cloud, but it's all going to be about this high over the next few days, keeping the story relatively quiet. so yes, we will pretty much have some sunshine from dawn till dusk across the country, with the exception of the north—west of the great glen. here, a little bit more of a breeze and maybe a little more in the way of cloud. but in terms of the feel of things, pretty decent temperatures once again — 10—12 celsius the high. now, as we move out of friday into the start of the weekend, the high pressure is going to firmly establish itself across the country. we'll have a weak weather front toppling across that high again in the far north—west. it will introduce more in the way of cloud and some light, patchy rain across central and southern scotland first thing in the morning, but a very weak affair, and either side of that frontal system to north—west scotland and central and sout

west ham, fulham are on a dreadful run, 11 games without a win, struggling at home against a west ham who can go above liverpool fa when. goal is, they have had 55 minutes on the clock. that will be a good point fulham. the late game, manchester united against everton. all the gunners cultures 100th game —— 0le gunner solskjaer is 100th game in charge. let's round up some of today's other sports stories. watford moved up to fourth in the championship after a goalless draw with coventry city at st andrew's. troy deeney went close for watford late on. elesewhere brentford are up to second after a win at middlesbrough. check out all of todays results on the bbc sport website. englishmen tyrrell hatton and andy sullivan are 3 shots off the pace after the penultimate round of the saudi international. world number one dustinjohnson leads on 13 under par. and there was a huge win for old campaigner native river in the cotswold chase at sandown park today. the 2018 gold cup winner romped home with richard johnson on board. a welcome victory for trainer colin tizzard who's only had one win

west bound highway 4 is slow just a bit through bay point. you will see brake lights again if you are headed to 242 through concord trying to connect towards 680. that's pretty much the usual stuff we see for the morning ride. out of marin, good morning. you see traffic looks good across golden gate with no delays into san francisco. south bay is looking good as well. san jose commuters, you are in luck with an easy travel time along 101, 85, 280, as well as 87. it is 6:46. time to check your forecast. let's see how the weekend weather is shaping up. >>> it's going to be a beautiful weekend with plenty sunshine. check out this view with our sales force tower camera as we look east. a gorgeous start to our day, sunrising above mount diablo there, just love this view. we will see plenty sunshine as we head through the vely are in in the 30s and 40s. it's a chillier start to the day so if you have had a chance to step outside, i am sure you felt that difference. we are several degrees colder compared to yesterday morning with that sunshine. 43 c

." >> two proud texans with a passion for old west guns, guts, and glory. >> i do see bullet holes. >> two strange inheritances -- one a lone star mystery... >> i'm roy roberson. >> i don't think he wanted anyone to have the combination, because that was his control over the pandora's box. >> ...the other a texas-sized challenge. >> this may be financially one of the dumbest things that i have ever done. >> together, can they make history? >> fire! [ explosion ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm out in west texas, about 50 miles southwest of abilene. i'm here to hunt down two strange inheritances submitted by viewers whose stories converge into a single tale, a tale born straight out of the wild, wild west. >> my name is garland richards. in 1998, my dad passed away, left me and my siblings a large cattle ranch and a giant part of history. >> well, i got your letter, and i'm dying to learn more about your inheritance. what is this place? >> this is the richards ranch, and this is fort chadbourne. we will be glad t

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look at kanye west. look at how many — to most people — talk about kanye west on social media when he is having his very public incidents, his episodes, whatever you might call it. they don't often treat kanye with kindness or empathy. 0ur our thanks to perez hilton there. i will be back with the headlines in a couple of minutes. get me online any time. i'm on twitter at @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughan jones @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there. for most of us, this week is going to feel bitterly cold. that's because we'll have very strong winds. it's going to be windy, pretty much both saturday and sunday. but by the end of the weekend, we'll start to see some milder air making inroads, particularly across more western parts. but we start this morning off on a settled and bright note across eastern areas. windy and very cold, mind you. further west, for northern ireland, some disruptive snow to move in through the morning period. accumulations up to 5

kim kardashian west! both destined to strike an improbable alliance with another star of reality television, although politics was, it's thought, just one source of disagreement. she a democrat... i love this guy right here! he, an increasingly vocal conservative, seen here sporting a "make america great again" hat in the oval office before going on to announce an ill—fated run for president. that led in july last year to a barrage of worrisome tweets, including one in which kanye west likened his mother—in—law to the north korean dictator kimjong—un, and even accused herfamily of trying to lock him up. it is being reported - that kim had been over the marriage for a long time, but she felt that last year- was not the right time to file for divorce, - because kanye, in her mind and in that of a lot - of the public, was struggling. both are said to be worth more than $1 billion — he through music and fashion lines, she as a tv star and entrepreneur. it is thought the couple has a prenuptial agree

by contrast out of the west we see this relentless rain logging onto west facing coasts accompanied by gale force gusts of wind and so the rainfall totals are going to start to tot up over the next couple of days. in terms of the feel of the weather it's going to be a windy day but in the sunshine we should see ten or 11 degrees quite widely across the country. as we move out on friday and saturday, the weather story hasn't changed. we still got this conveyor belt of moist air moving out from the south—west but that when the front weakens off and grinds to a halt potentially on sunday. that's the dividing line between this mild air that's pushing up between this mild air that's pushing up from the near continent so if we take a look at the weekend in more detail, a real west is divide may develop as we continue to see relentless pulses of wet weather across west facing coasts so there is the potential maybe for some localised flooding. very saturated, the ground at the moment. eastern areas will stay dry with some sunshine. we'll see 15 or 16 degrees and that leads us into sunday. pe