you can e mail me or get in touch on social media. germany suspends the astrazeneca covid vaccine for the under 60s because of a risk of rare blood clots. brazil s worst day president bolsonaro faces his worst crisis as the country sees its worst covid 19 daily death toll. it s the final day of shielding for millions of clinically vulnerable people in england and wales. and glastonbury the organisers of the festival announce a global virtual event to be held at worthy farm in may this year. and speaking out for the first time in years britney spears said she cried for two weeks after being embarrassed by a tv documentary that aired this year that explored her career and breakdown. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. inequalities in the uk are as much to do with class as they are to do with race according to a new report published today by the comission on race and ethnic disparities, which the uk s leading race equality think tank has
seven years have been the warmest in recorded history. no backtrack of it made it onto the novak djokovic did make it onto the court. the player says he s focused on playing in the australian open but the legal battle continues with the possibility he could still be deported. let s have a look at these latest developments in detail. novak djokovic left an immigration hotel in melbourne on monday to the relief of his father. translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the rule - translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the rule of. translation: in the and, he won. | justice has widened. the rule of law has one. djokovic s brother though was less enthusiastic when was asked what happened when djokovic got covid last year. ok so, uh, this press conference is adjourned at the moment. meanwhile the pepper spray has come out in melbourne as po
that s really not surprising. the bill is one of the biggest in all of human history, nearly 2,500 pages long. it spans $3.5 trillion. where does that money come from? it was just newly printed by the federal reserve for the occasion. the provision in question was hidden on page 168 of that bill. here s what it says. going forward the federal government will bankrupt any company that refuses to comply with joe biden s vaccine mandate. do you have an unvaccinated worker in your office? the fine for that will be $700,000 payable to the u.s. treasury for each and every one of those workers. even by the standards of washington, that is a lot of money. here s a comparison. in june the federal government penalizing chemical company in west virginia after its plant exploded killing an employee and sending two others to the hospital. the fine in that case, $12,288. there you have it. written out in black and white. the moral priorities of the democratic party. killing people in chemi
you are in the cnn newsroom. hi everyone. i m jessica dean and washington. and at this hour we are closely following breaking news and violent storms that are threatening nearly 110 million americans tornadoes have killed at least 15 people, including two young children. north of dallas. you re looking at aerial shots of the devastating damage in that community and more areas are bracing for hail and powerful winds. this moral day weekend take a look now at the radar. you can see the areas that are under these threats for possibly dangerous weather tonight we have cnn s ed lavandera and valley view, texas with the latest developments on the ground. first though, let s go to cnn meteorologists, elisa rafah, whose joining us from the weather center and alisa, you re saying that tonight and today, we have more threats than even yesterday yes. we have another particularly dangerous situation, tornado watch that s in effect for parts of missouri, illinois tennessee, arkans