, had seen the queen at windsor, had seen the queen at windsor a couple of weeks ago. he of course has made a full recovery, was due to visit wales on friday but that had to be cancelled because of the stormy weather. but he has made a full recovery and clearly, the expectation is that the queen also will make a full recovery from these mild symptoms, as described at the moment. and she will be receiving treatment from the royal doctors led by professor sir hugh thomas, the head of the medical household as it is known. and, well, they clearly will have a plan for a situation such as this. and that plant will be put into operation. so i don't sense there is any sharp concern. but clearly, as ever, the underlying fact in all of this is that she is now at 95, will be 96 in april. but she has, as we i think it can safely assume, she has received the mac received, all three vaccines. it must be hoped and i think we can assume it will offer a high level of protection against the virus, as we have been saying. the protection against the virus, as we have been saying.— have

for many months she was very isolated at windsor. this sort of bubble that was formed around her to protect herfrom covid. that was successful. this was the first occasion that she has tested positive, she has contracted the virus. the precautionary measures were very effective. at this point, the restrictions are being relaxed and it is apparent that some members of the household at windsor had tested positive and the virus has spread, and spread to the virus has spread, and spread to the extent she has herself contracted it. i don't sense there is any reason for the particular concern or alarm. she has tested positive with mild, cold like symptoms but she will clearly now be observed and the medical household, the doctors, the royal doctors will be keeping a close eye on things and offering whatever treatment they seem and deem to be appropriate. nick witchell, our royal correspondent. recapping the news that the queen has tested positive for covid—i9 and is experiencing light cold symptoms. we have had quite a lot of reaction an

frances| reid at windsor castle, thank you so much. let's move on to the other main story this our the ongoing diplomatic flurry of activity trying to avoid fighting between russia and ukraine. france's president macron has been holding a phone call with president putin in what the french side described as part of a last—ditch effort to avert a russian invasion of ukraine. it comes as russia and belarus are extending joint military exercises close to the border with ukraine. belarus had served the russian forces were going home after the military activities were completed this weekend. belarus has now said it's because of the increase in tensions between ukraine government forces and russian—backed separatists in the luhansk and donetsk areas of eastern ukraine. meanwhile, borisjohnson has warned that the us and uk would stop russian companies trading in pounds and dollars if there were an invasion. this report from peter saull. borisjohnson has spent the weekend with other world leaders in munich. his attention firmly focused on u

at windsor, really resting, taking care of herself. frances reid at windsor castle, we will check in with you later in the afternoon. thanks very much. in fact, i don't know if this counts as light duties, the queen has tweeted in the last hour her congratulations to the olympic curling team, the men and women. she said "my warmest congratulations to the gb women's curling team for your outstanding performance in winning the gold medal at the 2022 olympic winter games. following the silver medal from the men yesterday. let's move on to talk about the situation in ukraine. unchanged but continuing to cause grave concern. borisjohnson has warned that evidence from russia and ukraine points to vladimir putin planning what could be the biggest conflict in europe since the second world war. in a bbc interview, the prime minister also repeatedly refused to comment on downing street parties currently being investigated by the police. our political correspondent, peter saull reports. borisjohnson has spent the weekend with other world leaders

looking at the meetin: wider windsor team. looking at the meeting with _ wider windsor team. looking at the meeting with a _ wider windsor team. looking at the meeting with a couple _ wider windsor team. looking at the meeting with a couple of _ wider windsor team. looking at the meeting with a couple of military i meeting with a couple of military personnel, they were shaking hands and not wearing masks, kind of surprised that that but we don't know what the protocols are and we are two years into the pandemic and things may be easing. she is so resilient as we have seen over the years. how do we expect to respond to this latest incident? she years. how do we expect to respond to this latest incident?— to this latest incident? she will resond to this latest incident? she will resmnd with — to this latest incident? she will respond with her— to this latest incident? she will respond with her usual - to this latest incident? she willi respond with her usual realistic to this latest incident? she will- respond with her usual realistic and optimistic tone. she is expected

it is very wet and windy day in windsor, and i think thatis windy day in windsor, and i think that is keeping some people away. nevertheless, we spoke to people from right across the country did not know the weather would be like this today, who came to windsor today. we spoke to people from all across the country who said they are wishing her well. so many people have had covid been impacted by covid over the last of years. they really want her to get well soon. they are really sending all of their best wishes to her. let's listen to what some of them have had to say. we've come from manchester today, and obviously we found out that she was ill on the way here. it's quite upsetting, i hope she's all right. as long as she's 0k, - that's all that matters really, isn't it, at the end of the day? obviously, with her platinum jubilee, i think we want her to recover very quickly. and we want to see her back to herself again as soon as possible. while the queen has been told to stay on light duties and only do like tasks it at windsor, since it was announced she had covid the queen herself

the city of windsor looks different. the police not taking any chances. >> across the bridge, i seen that the police presence, it's now a police state. >> now entering the third week, demonstrations across canada have interrupted commerce, locked keyboarder crossings and clocked cities. >> we're fighting for freedom, my man. we're going to keep fighting! >> prime minister justin trudeau today invoking emergency powers for the first time since the law was created. >> the emergencies act will be used to strengthen and support law enforcement agencies at all levels across the country. >> it began in january in the canadian capital of ottawa when the government implemented coid-19 vaccine requirements for truckers crossing the u.s./canada border. while the canadian trucking alliance estimates 85 to 90% of the 120,000 canadian truckers who drive cross-border routes are in fact vaccinated. the new mandate igniting a firestorm. over the weekend, the group growing to an estimated 40,000 people demonstrating in front of parliamen

she of the queen's gifts, it was flown out from windsor.— out from windsor. she said she admire the _ out from windsor. she said she admire the queen's _ out from windsor. she said she admire the queen's love - out from windsor. she said she admire the queen's love for. out from windsor. she said she - admire the queen's love for horses, herfarming and leadership. the encounters were brief but they rubbed off on her. for encounters were brief but they rubbed off on her.— encounters were brief but they rubbed off on her. for me, there is nothin: rubbed off on her. for me, there is nothing to — rubbed off on her. for me, there is nothing to compare _ rubbed off on her. for me, there is nothing to compare with _ rubbed off on her. for me, there is nothing to compare with her- nothing to compare with her leadership but we've learned a lot from her and i hope that whoever takes over from her will continue the legacy that she has left. very humorous person, very charming. but you get scared, the feeling that you're meeting the queen. throughout her rain, you're

sean o'shea, in windsor. _ right now. sean o'shea, in windsor, thank _ right now. sean o'shea, in windsor, thank you - right now. sean o'shea, in windsor, thank you so - right now. sean o'shea, in i windsor, thank you so much right now. sean o'shea, in - windsor, thank you so much for bringing us up to date. meanwhile, in france, president macron has appealed for calm after so—called freedom convoy supporters landed in paris, inspired by the canadian trucker demonstration. it's a ripple effect being seen in other countries across europe including austria and belgium. stephanie prentice reports. a party atmosphere with a serious message. demonstrators from across france have now reached paris to protest against all covid restrictions, harking back to some french fundamentals. all chant: liberte! liberte! the crowd, bolstered by the presence of far right candidate florian philpott, who's campaigned against health passports. translation: hang in there! don't you fall apart! because their world is falling apart. it's you — we — who are going to win! bravo to you!

we have truckers stuck at the ambassador bridge in windsor. we have an occupation in ottawa that hit citizens and residents and small businesses extremely difficultly and we know a significant portion of funding of this convoy is from foreign u.s. dollars. so will the prime minister do everything possible to stop this convoy and these protests by contacting u.s. officials and investigating where these funds are coming from and working with them to stop it? working very hard with partners at different levels of government to make sure that we're ensuring that the flow of funds to criminal activities is interdicted. we're going to continue to do that while at the same time ensuring that there is a right for free and open legal protests. that is extremery important in this country. i will highlight however the irony that the member opposite brought up which is indeed a harsh one, that when this convoy originally was all about truckers protesting, now it's truckers being protested. being prevented from doing their jobs to put food on our table. >>

she tested positive for covid this morning at windsor castle. mild, cold like symptoms is how the palace are describing it. she expects to continue with light duties at windsor over the coming week. it expects to continue. the her age. the fact she is 95, she's nine weeks short her 96th birthday. she is frailer physically than she was six months ago. that much we no, we've seen the images, the people who met her at sandringham at the anniversary of her succession said she is frailer now and walking with a stick. we last saw her in winter and images on wednesday when she was meeting two officials from the mod. she said, i can't move, there is a mobility issue. we don't quite know what's causing that but she is as engaged and mentally as sharp as ever. clearly, she will now be receiving the full medical attention that would be appropriate for someone with mild, cold like covid symptoms. the medical household, that's the name given to the royal doctors led by professor sir hugh thomas, i'm sure they will have worked out over the months what they wo

we have truckers stuck at the ambassador bridge in windsor. we have an occupation in ottawa that hit citizens and residents and small businesses extremely difficultly and we know a significant portion of funding of this convoy is from foreign u.s. dollars. so will the prime minister do everything possible to stop this convoy and these protests by contacting u.s. officials and investigating where these funds are coming from and working with them to stop it? >> the honorable prime minister. >> mr. speaker, we're working very hard with partners at different levels of government to make sure that we're ensuring that the flow of funds to criminal activities is interdicted. we're going to continue to do that while at the same time ensuring that there is a right for free and open legal protests. that is extremery important in this country. i will highlight however the irony that the member opposite brought up which is indeed a harsh one, that when this convoy originally was all about truckers protesting, now it's truckers being protested. being preve

these are some recent pictures of the queen at windsor castle. the royal household does have its own royal physicians. the queen'sdoctors will be on hand to take care of and monitor the queen. and professor sir hugh thomas is head of the medical household and physician to the queen. he would be expected to be in charge at the moment. we are being told and the palace stressing this, the symptoms at the moment are mild, just like a cold. in fact the queen will be carrying on with her duties, light duties but of course there will be concern that the queen, who is 95 years of age and has the platinum jubilee celebrations this year for her 70 years on the throne. that was 17 years on february the six she reached the extraordinary milestone of 70 years on the throne. there will be concern of course that she has contracted covid—19. the queen actually carried out her first major public engagement for more than three monthsjust the public engagement for more than three months just the other day on february the theft by saturday february the theft by sa

windsor castle on wednesday, the queen meeting defence officials. the only health issue then was to do with her mobility. good morning, your. majesty, how are you? well, as you can see, i can't move. congratulations... that exclamation, "i can't move," is thought to indicate she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid, it's clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive, and so has the queen. in a statement, buckingham palace said... those light duties are expected to include continuing with the paperwork as head of state. shortly after the palace confirmed the queen had covid, she sent a message congratulating the team gb women's and men's curling teams on their medals at the winter games. the main concerns of the queen's doctors will focus around the fact that she is nowjust nine weeks from her 96th birthday. any person of that age will need to be monitored fairly carefully, and also, i think giving her anti—virals, we do know that if you give

other windsor— our two countries. -- not ok. other windsor police - our two countries. -- not ok. other windsor police and - other windsor police and authorities doing to try to de—escalate the protest, obviously there is a motion around at the moment. they have been trying _ around at the moment. they have been trying to _ around at the moment. they have been trying to de-escalate - around at the moment. they have been trying to de-escalate and . been trying to de—escalate and negotiate for the better part of five days we have additional police resources sent from all across the province of ontario to our city, world canadian mounted police have sent units as well, public order units are here, the whole goal is to have this end peacefully, to have... inaudible. protesters follow the rule of law, listen to the judge's injunction and move on voluntarily, failing which the police will have to move in. what do you see happening in the near future? what do you see happening in the nearfuture? do you what do you see happening in the near future? do you think there is any chance thi

. >> we have robbers stuck at the border, robbers stuck other crossing in windsor, and occupation as hit the citizens and residents and small businesses extremely difficult week and we know a significant portion of funding is from foreign u.s. dollars. you have anything to stop the convoy of protests by contacting u.s. officials and investigating where the funds are coming from and working with them to stop it? >> honorable prime minister. >> mr. speaker, we are working hard with partners at different levels of government to makehe sure we are ensuring flow of funds to criminal activities is interdicted from we are going to continue to do that while at the same time ensuring there is right for free and open protests, it's important this country. i will highlight the irony they brought up which is a harsh one, when the convoy was about truckers protesting, now it's truckers being protested prevented from doing their jobs of putting food on the tables and supporting manufacturers. >> theab honorable member. >> have truckers on the border in windsor who are blocked. there is a siege and

windsor castle on wednesday, the queen meeting defence officials. the only health issue then was to do with her mobility. morning, your majesty, how are you? well, as you can see, i can't move. congratulations... that exclamation, "i can't move," is thought to indicate she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid, it is clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive, and so has the queen. in a statement, buckingham palace said... "her majesty is experiencing mild cold—like symptoms but expects to continue light duties at windsor over the coming week. she will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all the appropriate guidelines." those light duties are expected to include continuing with the paperwork as head of state. shortly after the palace confirmed the queen had covid, she sent a message congratulating the team gb women's and men's curling teams on their medals at the winter games. the main concerns of the queen's doctors will

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i am here today to talk about the illegal blockades in ottawa and at our borders in windsor and emerson. i would also like to talk about the situation in the ukraine and about my meeting this morning with president biden and other allies. >> -- hurting canadians whether in ottawa, windsor, or emerson. they are endangering jobs, threats to our economy and public safety. the blockades are hurting small businesses and neighborhoods. at the border, they are impacting trade, supply chains, and manufacturing. and manufactu. the people blockades are hurting our everyday families. assembly workers, farmers, truckers and blue-collar canadians. this morning i spoke with david of uniform who told me how badly attorney workers. we agreed blockades are unacceptable and they have to and for the good of all canadians. >> yesterday i convened the incident corporation group with premiers and other officials to try to work with the territories and cities for blockades. i also spoken with other party leaders and amplifies the fact that all peterson parties must -- >> yesterday to offer the full and contin

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yesterday the ambassador bridge was reopened between windsor and detroit. our team and i have been working with ontario and windsor around-the-clock. i want to thank the officers on the ground, including the mp who played an active role. we now have a responsibility to make sure that the bridge stays open. with each illegal blockade local law enforcement agencies have been acting to keep the peace within their jurisdiction. despite their best efforts it is now clear that there are serious challenges to law enforcement's ability to effectively enforce the law. on friday ontario invoked a state of emergency to respond to the blockades. this was the responsible and necessary thing to do. today to continue building on these efforts the federal government is ready to use more tools at its disposal to get the situation fully under control. after discussing, after speaking with proposition leaders, the federal government has invoked the emergency act to supplement provincial and territorial capacity to address the blockades and occupations. i want to be very clear

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palace says she is experiencing mild cold—like symptoms, but does expect to continue light duties at windsor this week. britain warns russia is planning the biggest conflict in europe since world war two. it's as russia and belarus take part in huge military exercises, just 160 kilometres from ukraine's border the legal requirement to self—isolate after catching covid in england is expected to be dropped from next week — the shadow health secretary says the move would be premature the key thing is that people have access to free testing, they know their status and they do the right thing by staying at home. which means they also need access to the right level of sick pay to do the right thing and frankly, it's negligent that the government haven't acted already. borisjohnson refuses to say whether he will resign if police find he broke lockdown laws over parties and gatherings in downing street any answer would be interpreted as a point of commentary about the process. it's a matter of principle surely, it's not a point of commentary? you must forgive me. i cannot comment about a process

i updated him on the situation, particularly in windsor. we discussed the american and indeed the global influences on the protest. we talked about the u.s.-based flooding of the 911 phone lines in ottawa, presence of u.s. citizens in the blockades, and the impact of foreign money to fund this illegal activity. resident biden and i both agreed that for the security of the people and the economy, these blockades cannot continue. so make no mistake, the border cannot and will not remain closed. i want to remind everyone that politicians don't direct police in a democratic society but i can assure you the rcmp is working with local police departments to enforce the law. everything is on the table because this unlawful activity has to end and it will end. of course, i cannot say too much more now as to exactly when or how this ends because unfortunately we are concerned about violence, so we are taking every precaution to keep people safe. but the absolute safest way for this to end is for everyone to return to your communities now. if you are

windsor castle on wednesday. the queen meeting defence officials. the only health issue then was to do with her mobility. good morning, your majesty. how are you? well, as you can see, i can't move. that exclamation, "i can't move", is thought to indicate that she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid, it is clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive and so has the queen. in a statement, buckingham palace said: those light duties are expected to include continuing with the paperwork as head of state. shortly after the palace confirmed that the queen had covid, she sent a message congratulating the team gb women's and men's curling teams on their medals at the winter games. the main concern of the queen's doctors will focus around the fact that she is now just nine weeks from her 96th birthday. any person of that age will need to be monitored fairly carefully and, also, i think given antivirals. we do know that if you give antivirals early on

we last saw the queen here at windsor late on_ last saw the queen here at windsor late on last — last saw the queen here at windsor late on last week, when she had a face—to—face meeting with military leaders. _ face—to—face meeting with military leaders, and it was at that meeting, the age _ leaders, and it was at that meeting, the age of— leaders, and it was at that meeting, the age of almost 96, that we heard her talking _ the age of almost 96, that we heard her talking about her own frailty, saying _ her talking about her own frailty, saying that she couldn't move very welt _ saying that she couldn't move very welt since — saying that she couldn't move very well. since then, it is notjust the queen— well. since then, it is notjust the queen that — well. since then, it is notjust the queen that has tested positive for covid, _ queen that has tested positive for covid, but — queen that has tested positive for covid, but a number of other staff at windsor— covid, but a number of other staff at windsor have also tested positive _ at windsor have also tested positiv

windsor castle on wednesday, the queen meeting defence officials. the only health issue then was to do with her mobility. good morning, your majesty, how are you? well, as you can see, i can't move. congratulations... that exclamation, "i can't move," is thought to indicate she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid, it's clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive, and so has the queen. in a statement, buckingham palace said... those light duties are expected to include continuing those light duties are expected to include continuing with the paperwork as head of state. shortly after the palace confirmed the queen had covid, she sent a message congratulating the team gb women's and men's curling teams on their medals at the winter games. the main concerns of the queen's doctors will focus around the fact that she is nowjust nine weeks from her 96th birthday. any person of that age will need to be monitored fairly carefully, and also i think g

castle and there _ confirmed at windsor castle and there has— confirmed at windsor castle and there has been some news about the fact that _ there has been some news about the fact that her son charles has tested positive _ fact that her son charles has tested positive and some speculation she might— positive and some speculation she might have got it from him, although in a castle _ might have got it from him, although in a castle with other cases of covid — in a castle with other cases of covid as— in a castle with other cases of covid as well we are not sure how she has— covid as well we are not sure how she has got— covid as well we are not sure how she has got it, but this sums up the queen, _ she has got it, but this sums up the queen, really, keep calm and carry on, queen, really, keep calm and carry on. it— queen, really, keep calm and carry on. it is— queen, really, keep calm and carry on. it is the — queen, really, keep calm and carry on, it is the message and sums up her inspiring — on, it is the message and sums up her inspiring message during the pande

these measures are in part because of the protests in windsor, also for the protests in ottawa. there has been occupation there for couple of weeks now. this is a response to those orders, but it is something the canadian government has been hesitant to do. this act is only for very severe issues and cases. it has never been used before. it replaced an act set in the 1980's that was only used during the flq crisis. it is hard to say exactly how far the prime minister will go because we have not seen it before. >> the but hate in canada has sparked similar movements -- the lock hate in canada has sparked similar movements in elgin. police filtering traffic because they are worried this convoy would enter the city and block its streets. >> we want our freedom, your freedom. my daughter is vaccinated. she is half scottish. i said, it is ok. but no one ever will force me into anything like that. >> we are against the form the territories has to fill in before entering most european countries. we are asking for the restoration of traveling within the european union. one of the basic

ian, cbs news, windsor, england. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, florida debates a bill restricting primaries goals from encouraging discussion about sexual orientation and gender identity. i am windy, with why a proposed amendment is adding to the controversy. >>> president trump is out with his own social media platform, but day one hasn't been the smoothest. >>> a cargo ship that ca hi carr sas of luxury cars isfi thsh and thankfully no electric cars on board caught fire, and it takes special agreement to put it out. the ship will be towed somewhere in europe or to the bahamas. >>> a man in southern california is really lucky to be alive after falling off his boat and swimming for five hours, in very cold water. the fisherman hit rough waters off the coast of santa barbara and he fell off the boat. the boat drifted away and he just could not swim to catch up to it. eventually, he made it to an oil platform and was rescued, and was treated for hypothermia. >>> tomorrow, florida's house of representatives will take up a controversial education bill that o

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cbs' kris van cleave has the latest tonight from windsor, ontario. >> reporter: jerika it has been an all day effort but you can see canadian police are out in force. they are pushing back the last few protesters away from the ambassador bridge, an important step to get traffic and trade flowing again. >> officers took advantage of frigid morning temperatures in windsor to break the blockade, clearing protesters who have closed a vital trade route with the u.s. for a week. >> was there a safety concern yesterday? because it sort of felt like you had a 24-hour staring contest with the protesters. >> i certainly wouldn't call it a staring contest, but it was communication and dialogue between the police and the protesters involved. time is on your side. >> reporter: police made more than two dozen arrests during the ambassador bridge to detroit, its closure disrupted auto production and cost auto makers more than $700 million. >> they will have to carry me away. >> clay is one of the last to leave, she lost her job after refusing to comply with canada's vaccine mandate. >> this is a hil

officials say she's isolating, but will continue light duties at windsor castle. lama hasan is in london tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the queen is isolating in windsor castle following a short statement by buckingham palace confirming the monarch has tested positive for covid. the palace, trying to reassure the public, announcing, her majesty is experiencing mild cold-like symptoms but expects to continue light duties at windsor over the coming week. it has been widely reported the queen is triple vaccinated. determined to keep calm and carry on as head of state and as monarch. adding, she will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all the appropriate guidelines. >> we know that the queen has some great physicians who are looking after her. at this stage, they're keeping a close eye on her as she tries to carry on as normal as possible. >> reporter: and just hours after the palace's announcement, the queen issuing this message sending her warmest congratulations to great britain's olympic curling teams for bringing home their only medals in beiji

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windsor castle on wednesday. the queen meeting defence officials. the only hills issue then was to do with her mobility. then was to do with her mobility-— then was to do with her mobility. morning, your majesty- _ mobility. morning, your majesty. how _ mobility. morning, your majesty. how are - mobility. morning, your majesty. how are you? | mobility. morning, your- majesty. how are you? well, as ou can majesty. how are you? well, as you can see _ majesty. how are you? well, as you can see i— majesty. how are you? well, as you can see i can't _ majesty. how are you? well, as you can see i can't move. - majesty. how are you? well, as you can see i can't move. that i you can see i can't move. that exclamation, i can't move, is thought to indicate that she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid it is clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive and so has the queen. in a statement, buckingham palace said that her majesty is experiencing mild

windsor castle on wednesday. the queen meeting defence officials. the only health issue then was to do with her mobility. good morning, your majesty. how are you? well, as you can see i can't move. that exclamation, "i can't move", is thought to indicate that she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid it is clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive and so has the queen. in a statement, buckingham palace said: "her majesty is experiencing mild cold—like symptoms but expects to continue light duties at windsor over the coming week. she will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all the appropriate guidelines. " the main concern of the queen's doctors will focus around the fact that she is now just nine weeks from her 96th birthday. any person of that age will need to be monitored fairly carefully and, also, i think given antivirals. we do know that if you give antivirals early on in an illness you can substantially reduce the

windsor castle on wednesday, the queen meeting defence officials. the only health issue then was to do with her mobility. good morning, your majesty, how are you? well, as you can see, i can't move. congratulations... that exclamation, "i can't move," is thought to indicate she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid, it's clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive, and so has the queen. in a statement, buckingham palace said... those light duties are expected to include continuing with the paperwork as head of state. shortly after the palace confirmed the queen had covid, she sent a message congratulating the team gb women's and men's curling teams on their medals at the winter games. the main concerns of the queen's doctors will focus around the fact that she is nowjust nine weeks from her 96th birthday. any person of that age will need to be monitored fairly carefully, and also i think giving her anti—virals, we do know that if you give a

we will just let you, know we are following the situation in windsor. so, in case i have to interrupt us. but, i have to have this conversation with. you so, but let me start with you. many people don't know the story of wireless jackson senior, or the specific racist history of mississippi. how did you decide to come until the specific story? >> well, i was brought on -- first of all, thank you for having us on. i was brought on to this project by my co-director, brad liechtenstein, who had started this film a bunch of years ago, through his relationship with congressman john lewis. and, their discussion about the till act. he brought me on a few years later. asked if i wanted to partner with him. and immediately, when i heard this story, which i had not heard of, and saw this archival footage that you mentioned, i was, you know, really, one, excited to tell the story. and so, that journey began in 2016. and here we are today, and about to premier on frontline on a tuesday. >> and, we look forward to it. don, there have been -- these projects that you

windsor police tell us their plan is to have the bridge open before monday morning's rush-hour. that will be welcome news for automakers. analysts say it could take them months to catch up wifrom just five or six days of disruption. >> wow. we will see what happens. chris, thank you. >>> they're dancing in the streets ostreets of los angeles as matthew stafford and the hometown rams defeated the cincinnati bengals and super bowl 56. alice preston has more. >> it was matthew stafford and joe burrow and stafford struck first with this 17-yard to touchdown pass to o'dell be beckham, jr., later lost it a knee injury but found him on this 11-yard touchdown pass. down 13-3, the bengals tried some razzle tasle. at the half the rams were up 13-10. 12 seconds into the second half long to higgins and the bengals had their first lead of the game. the time running down and trailing by four, stafford leads the rams down the field and capped it off with another t touchdown to cooper, who was later named game mvp. the bengals got the ball back but donald gets to burrow, final score rams 23, be

. >> hurting canadians whether in ottawa, windsor or emerson, they are endangering jobs, threats to our economy and public safety. blockades are hurting small businesses and neighborhoods. at the border, they are impacting trade, supply chain and manufacturing. the people blockades are hurting our everyday families. assembly workers, farmers, truckers and blue-collar canadians. this morning i spoke with david of uniform who told me how badly attorney workers. we agreed blockades are unacceptable and they have to and for the good of all canadians. >> yesterday i convened the incident corporation group with premiers and other officials to try to work with the territories and cities for blockades. i also spoken with other party leaders and amplifies the fact that all peterson parties must -- >> yesterday to offer the full and continued support of the federal government. ministers blair are in regular contact with counterparts. ontario's announcement this morning is responsible and necessary. we will continue working alongside with all partners to get the situation under control. this morni

windsor castle on wednesday. the queen meeting defence officials. the only health issue then was to do with her mobility. good morning, your majesty. how are you? well, as you can see i can't move. that exclamation, "i can't move", is thought to indicate that she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid it's clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive and so has the queen. in a statement, buckingham palace said: the main concern of the queen's doctors will focus around the fact that she is now just nine weeks from her 96th birthday. any person of that age will need to be monitored fairly carefully and, also, i think given antivirals. we do know that if you give antivirals early on in an illness you can substantially reduce the risk of severe disease. the queen is thought to have been fully vaccinated against covid and if she has given antiviral drugs, they should protect against serious illness. in recent days both the prince of wales and the du

windsor police are now warning that violators will face criminal charges, but no sign yet as you can see the order is being complied with. the protesters right there remain. the same goes for the canadian capital, ottawa. that's despite premier doug ford declaring a state of emergency and ottawans generally losing patience with the idle trucks and honking horns for the past two weeks. mayor watson, as we mentioned you've declared a state of emergency in ottawa and called this protest, quote, the most serious emergency our city has ever faced. what's the situation looking like as you head into the weekend? >> well, unfortunately, the weekends tend to draw more people to the site where the protest is taking place, which is right in front of our parliament buildings. they're both 400 trucks still in and around our downtown core, and unfortunately the protesters have turned this into a bit of a carnival where they bring in bouncy castles and saunas and whirlpools and does a great disservice and very insensitive to the residents who live in and around the area. they've had their peace and

we are live outside windsor castle with the latest on how

the virus is still present, even in windsor _ variant. the virus is still present, even in windsor castle, - variant. the virus is still present, even in windsor castle, where i variant. the virus is still present, | even in windsor castle, where the 95—year—old queen herself has covid with mild symptoms. another stop on this agonising nationaljourney, that rarest of moments where every single one of us has been affected. and yet while the laws are loosening, the pandemic has not yet gone and is certainly not forgotten. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. the end to all remaining covid restrictions in england has prompted a mixed reaction from scientists and the public — and some concern from those who are clinically vulnerable. but what do the official figures say about the current state of the pandemic? do they justify the change at this time? our health editor hugh pym reports from eastbourne. taking a new tack and hoping for calmer water — the government�*s new approach on covid has been well signalled, and members of e

this is the movement to seize power. >> cal perry is joining us from the scene of protesters in windsor. cal, what is the latest? >> reporter: jose, at this hour the ambassador bridge which connects the united states and canada remains closed as protesters have only increased their presence in the area. all of this 24 hours ordered people to leave. >> cal, thank you. >>> now to beijing where team usa grabbed another gold with a couple of veterans showing the younger athletes how it's done. but at the midway point of these games controversies are swirling in two sports. stephanie gosk is in beijing. >> reporter: it turns out getting older means getting faster, the story with nick baumgartner and lindsey jacobellis. >> it is gold for the united states. >> reporter: zipping past much younger competition to win the mixed snowboard cross. 40-year-old baumgartner is the oldest snowboarder to win olympic gold, 36-year-old jacobellis has two. their victory happening despite the team being royaltoned by sexual misconduct accusations made against head coach pierre foley. on friday, chythlook-sifs

the queen was at windsor castle this morning, meeting military officials. there are still evidently some mobility issues, but her appearance dispels the rumours that she caught covid from the prince of wales. and the underlying message — it is business as usual, despite the problems faced by not one, but two of her sons. first, prince charles. there is to be a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince's foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he's worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million.