A deal on the renascence them is ethiopia rejects proposals put forward by the us. And on peace terms in doha with all the school bickering a virus is putting the lympics in delta and will be in senegal where africas biggest boxes are still trying to qualify for tokyo 2020. The u. S. And Afghan Taliban have signed the preliminary deal that could eventually end the americas longest running war its the result of 18 months of talks but there is still a long way to go before peace returns to afghanistan the 1st stage of the agreement means that there should be a 135 day period of whats being called a meaningful reduction in. Irelands that 1st stage also includes the exchange of about 6000. 00 prisoners the deal is being described as a precursor to a Peace Agreement between the warring sides within afghanistan its hoped that it will lead to talks between the taliban and the government in kabul as well as the withdrawal of foreign troops well some of the reports. Were destroyed up and new ch
Will go ahead later this morning. They need to beat the hosts and at least match the number of bonus points both teams receive, if theyre to make it through to the quarterfinals. And our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9 35, this mornings reviewers are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and prashant rao, global editor at the atlantic. Hello, good morning. Ministers say the American Woman involved in a fatal car crash in northamptonshireno longer has diplomatic immunity, because shes returned to the United States. Anne sacoolas left the uk after the collision in august, in which 19 year old harry dunn was killed. Shes now said she wants to meet the teenagers parents, who are due to fly to the us this morning to raise concerns about the case. Simon jones has more. Theyve ta ken their fight forjustice to the Foreign Office in london, and now harry dunns parents are flying to the us. They say ever since harrys death, theyve been trapped in a nightmare. He was
Look at the us capitol. Beautiful evening, actually, here in washington as we jue just moments awas. Capity fm President Biden and tonights state of the Union Address. Y frompresidengood evening from. Im brad there. Good evening, everybody. Im martha maccallum. Any moment now President Biden will be announced on the house floor with the familiar callilia of the house sergeant of arms. He will make his way down cate, greeted by lawmakers all along the way. There you see mitt romney talking to joe awmakers manchin. Seems like theyre pretty engaged in some conversation ses that happens on the sidelines as you have a lot of lawmakersnh waiting a long time in the chamber. A lot of folkse chambe, you knos expressing themselves different ways. Republicans, some of the more in buttons, die of about the bo. Others dressed in white on the democratic sidemocratic in solidarity. Lets set the stage now with White House Correspondent I Peter Doocy with a preview of the president s speech. Good eveni
Time are being told to shelter in place. We asked them to leave because its a very dangerous situation. Reporter the fires have jumped into western oklahoma where more than 30,000 acres have burned. Homeowner Teresa Rankin will rebuild. You got a choice. You can either get bit or get better. Im getting better. Reporter here in Teresa Rankins house, this is 38 years of memories just reduced to ash. There is a bit of good news here. We do have only one injure in all of this. That was a minor injury with a first responder. The wind is dying down, and the rain, norah, is on the way. Sending prayers to all the good people in the lone star state. Dave malkoff, thank you. Well, tonight state lawmakers in alabama have introduced several bills that would protect fertility clinics from civil and criminal penalties following the states Controversial Supreme Court ruling that gives embryos the same rights as children. Cbs Janet Shamlian reports families, doctors and advocates rallied today outside
Be here with sally susman, whom i will make a very brief introduction and then she will speak very well for herself and for for book. So sally is the evp chief Corporate Affairs officer pfizer. She is the author as, you know, of breaking through, communicating to open minds, move heart and change the world. She spent her early career in government and industry, and she started at the bottom. American express and eventually held senior positions in communication roles with amex, with the sd Lauder Companies. And for the last 17 years at pfizer as a young girl, she wanted to be either an investigative journalist or the mayor of her hometown of saint louis. Theres still plenty of time to do to do those things. When she left for college, she notes in the book, her dad gave her a letter and it said, your reputation is most important asset good thing for your child to be thinking about. They head off to school for the first time. Her dad was a lawyer. Former vice chairman of citi, citigroup