Us face, a journey that is difficult but also joyful. Now, in my face it is my father who has alzheimer s. I value the time i ve spent caring for him. My father and mother also come from military families. But like so many they never talked about it or how they cared for their siblings who served. The caregiving journey for military families, it starts earlier and lasts longer than for most. And as we learned over the three years filming the military families in this film, it is a job that involves the entire family. May is military caregivers month. In this feature documentary you ll see children as young as 11 years old stepping up every day, balancing school, work, and coming home to responsibilities their classmates cannot even imagine. To them this is routine life. But to us they are our care heroes growing up as america s next greatest generation. Now, before we start the film some thoughts from 11time emmy nominee david hyde pierce, one of the film s executive producers. Hello.
Millions of frustrated drivers searching for gas and if they do find it they are also finding long lines and spiking prices. The shortage forcing a school district a hold online classes. Israel deploying ground forces as tensions escalated in the middle east. Also revealing a deep divide at home among democrats. Republican senator marsha blackburn joins us in minutes. We begin with the cdc s game changing guidance on mask wearing and social distancing. For people who are fully vaccinated. Trace gallagher is on the case. Good evening, trace. There s no indication that scientist change for the guidance has peer here s the cdc director. Anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities, large or small, without wearing a mask or physical distancing. Even the fully vaccinated wolf still have to wear a mask on airplanes, buses trades and other public transportation as s health care settings and businesses require them. The cdc says the unvaccinated should contin
on payments during the pandemic. and if you are behind on your rent because of everything that s been going on in the last year, do let me know what your situation is. we will be talking about this after 9:30am. and coming up this hour, a congregation in hertfordshire are shocked to discover an ordinary looking paiting of the last supper is actually a long lost masterpiece. the chancellor is set to announce millions of pounds worth of extra support to the badly hit culture sector in his budget tomorrow. £408 million will help museums, theatres and galleries in england to reopen once restrictions start to ease. rishi sunak will also announce a £150 million fund to help communities to take over local pubs. treasury officials said a significant chunk will be given to cricket, as fans prepare to return to stadiums this summer. and an extra £77 million will be given to the devolved administrations in scotland, wales and northern ireland to provide their culture groups with si
cloud will stick most of the day. it s tuesday, the 2nd of march. our top story. communities could be given up to a quarter of a million pounds to take over struggling pubs in their area under plans expected to be announced in the budget tomorrow. the chancellor will unveil a community ownership fund, which is also expected to cover sports clubs, theatres and other venues at risk of closure. our political correspondent, chris mason, has the details. how do you save your local pub? many were already closing permanently before the pandemic. how many more might follow now we are out of the habit of propping up the bar? in the budget tomorrow, the chancellor will announce that community groups across the uk could be given up to a quarter of a million pounds to help take over struggling pubs. they will be helped, too, to buy into theatres and sports clubs. rishi sunak will also say he will spend £300 million of taxpayers money to help summer sports such as tennis, horse racing a
the oxford vaccine to the over 65s germany looks set to follow suit up and down on your tonsils, a good four strokes. with schools getting ready to start teaching again on monday, we ll be asking how pupils will prepare for a new kind of test. tributes to the liverpool legend and telly favourite ian stjohn, who s died at the age of 82 i m here, mummy, i m here. as close as she can get: we hear from west end star ruthie henshall, who doesn t want to have to sing to her mother online she wants to hold her hand. and coming up on bbc news, trainer gordon elliott fears his licence could be taken away. he s been suspended from racing in great britain after being pictured sitting on a dead horse. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the figures speak for themselves and they paint a picture which suggests the battle against covid is on the turn. the number of weekly registered coronavirus deaths in england and wales has fallen by more than a quarter in a week to t