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of making their minds up in saturday s eurovision contest we give you. the road to rotterdam. i felt anxious all the time, worrying about stuff for no reason, so ijust got up one morning and was like, right, get in the cold water. do my breathing. and like later that day, it s like my mind just cleared. mr james newman. cheering and applause. in 2020, singer james newman was meant to represent the uk on the world stage at the eurovision song contest. it was meant to be the biggest moment of his life but the event was cancelled because of coronavirus. now then. fast forward a year, and he s got another chance, eurovision 2021 is on, but so is the pressure. the pressure is a very big moment, going to be anxiety to the max, innit? james isn t the only one getting ready for the eurovision spotlight. # baby, you re hurting. # are you all right?# nearly a0 acts will compete nearly a0 acts will compete in the dutch city of rotterdam. # to all the wrong places~# - we will meet ....
hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. funerals have been taking place in the afghan capital, kabul, after a series of bomb attacks on a school yesterday. more than 60 people died most were young girls. many of them were from afghanistan s hazara community it s a shia muslim ethnic minority, often targeted by sunni islamist militants. secunder kermani reports from islamabad. panic, fear and bloodshed outside the school gates. the coffins kept coming through the day. most of the dead, teenage girls. their hopes and dreams buried with them. she was very intelligent and never missed a day of school, says her uncle. we buried her today. the attack took places pupils were making their way home. it became with a car bomb outside the street. two more followed. it suspected the islamic state group is behind the bloodshed. they repeatedly targeted this minority community of she a hazara in the past too. and hospital corridors, and anxious f ....
should the united states share surplus covid vaccine doses with friends first and everyone else later, plus a cease-fire pauses 11 days of fighting in israel and gaza. the president credits quiet and relentless diplomacy. clashing in the holiest sight of the muslim world. a stepback moment for president biden, the white house holds more talks today with republicans on infrastructure, but the divide over size and scope remains enormous, and there is little evidence republicans are willing to move much. many democrats outside the white house say it is time to go it alone, and they say suggest this workweek offers all the clues the president should need to understand his goal of bipartisanship is simply unrealistic. those clues include to those progressives, deep gop opposition to the january 6th investigationive commission, police reform talks now unable to reach agreement by the president s deadline, next week s one-year anniversary of george floyd s death. 63 republican ....
years ago. what the new images reveal. pierre thomas standing by tonight. the coronavirus in the u.s., and for the first time in more than a year, the average number of new cases falling to 28,000 a day. and the american city with the highest vaccination rate, tonight revealing no cases of coronavirus at their main hospital. the horrific tragedy on a california freeway. the 6-year-old child in the backseat is shot and kill in the an apparent case of road rage. what we re learning. amazon construction site shot down in the northeast amid disturbing discoveries. a seventh noose reportedly found. and tonight, the reward. hurricane season days away, but tonight we re already tracking two systems that could become the first named storms this year. one in the atlantic. the other possibly threatening the gulf coast. rob marciano trackinghe night, the medal of honor for a korean war hero, and news coming in tonight of two clpigenenopa oar good evening and it s great ....
printed it for the occasion, which needless to say they had. and predictably, we wound up with frightening levels of inflation which for the record they still did not exist. but inflation does exist, as you know well if you live here. corn prices, to name just one example of a stable commodity that is now out of control, have risen by 50% just since january. but that was not bad enough. the lunatics then decided to make it even worse than that, so they paid millions of americans more than they make it work just to stay home and do nothing. to justify doing this they use the word covid quite a bit but had nothing to do with the pandemic, they just wanted to break the system and so they did. the rest of us immediately wound up with a bewildering combination of rising unemployment in the middle of a severe labor shortage. so, at the very same time we found ourselves with too many workers and also to few workers. that doesn t even make sense. but thanks to their policies, ....