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[shouting] now the new york times would have you believe this man has been duped by a partisan astro turfed ginned up boogie man and that his concern isn t real. i don t have to be nice to you. nobody behind me has to be nice to you. if you don t like living in the united states of america, then you could all move to russia, cuba, or china. this is the first amendment. [cheers and applause] will: that is very real because parents are the tip of the spear. the frontline warriors in cultural revolution. they have seen little timmy how to bring home the book how to be an anti racist baby. confesses whiteness to mom and told his dad that america and he are white supremacists and parents have had it, jack. the lunatic racist left is starting to lose. so, as is always the case, change the rules of the game. obfuscate. argue about definition. last night on msnbc professional liar joy reid yelled at chris rough foe, the man responsible for exposing much of the explosion y ....
performers and politicians come together to urge people from minority ethnic backgrounds to have a jab. nearly two million people are still without power in texas, as the southern us is battered by brutal winter storms. and a nailbiting day for nasa, as it aims to land its perseverance rocket on the surface of mars. and coming up on bbc news, the new president in charge of the tokyo olympic games, seiko hashimoto, takes over following a sexism row, five months before they are due to start. good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. there s been a strong decline in levels of coronavirus infections in england since january, say scientists tracking the epidemic. a study by imperial college london found infections have fallen by two thirds across england since the current lockdown began, with an 80% fall in the capital but it warns that levels are still high, particularly among primary school age children and young adults with 1 in 200 testing positive between 4th ....
help for key workers living with long covid. and a nail biting day for nasa as it aims to land its perseverance rocket on the surface of mars. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. there s been a marked decline in levels of coronavirus infections in england since january, say scientists tracking the epidemic. a study by imperial college london found that infections have fallen by two thirds across england since the latest lockdown began, with an 80% fall in the capital itself. but it warns that levels are still high, particularly among primary school age children and young adults, with one in 200 testing positive between the 4th and 13th february. that s similar to levels seen in september. katharine da costa has the details. friends and family kept apart. many businesses kept on hold. lockdown has taken its toll on all of us, but researchers say it has helped to take infection levels in england down to those last seen in september. imperial college s react survey loo ....
australia s prime minister says his country won t be intimidated, after facebook blocks the country s news feeds in a row over a new law. and a nail biting day for nasa, as it aims to land its perseverance rocket on the surface of mars. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. there s been a marked decline in levels of coronavirus infections in england since january, say scientists tracking the epidemic. a study by imperial college london found that infections have fallen by two thirds across england since the latest lockdown began, with an 80% fall in the capital itself. but it warns that levels are still high, particularly among primary school age children and young adults, with 1 in 200 testing positive between the 4th and 13th february. that s similar to levels seen in september. our health correspondent, katharine da costa, has the details. friends and family kept apart. many businesses kept on hold. lockdown has taken its toll on all of us, but researchers say it h ....
now on bbc news it s time for the media show. hello. welcome to the media show. we have reached the one year anniversary of the storming of the storming of the capital in washington, dc. it was a pivotal moment for america and for its media. we have seen some us journalists criticised for overemphasising its importance and obsessing about it. others say journalists in the us have not found a way of describing the significance of what happened and are giving too much space to the idea that the us election was stolen. let s explore these issues and many more with our five guests. david folkenflik, national public radio. chris walker, a tech journalist based here in the uk. robert costa is from the washington post, susan ferrechio is chief congressional correspondent at the washington examiner. susan, i wonder for our viewers who do not know your publication, tell us about it. we are a news website in a magazine based in washington, dc and our team of reporters cover break ....