panama's economy is dependent on the canal. restoring forests will enhance the ecosystem and yield more freshwater to the benefit of the people and the canal. in this week's global ideas, we look bees. like many other insects, the are under threat. our reporters headed to the sharr mountains nation park in koso. natural landscape - in which e the busy pollinators play a key role. >> it's usually men who wear this kind of outfit in kosovo. there are hardly any female beekeepers in the country. shqipe shala is one of them. the beekeeping season might be over, but she still checks on her charges regularly. an electric fence protects her hives from the bears that still roam this area near prizren, kosovo's second-largest city. the sharr mountains national park just to the south is a refuge for balkan lynx. this species of wild cat is critically endangered. there are only a few dozen of them left. shqipe shala has 150 beehives. she is the boss and her husband works for her. that's quite an unusual setup but it works for them. >> we

so you are saying your name is not in the panama papers. nonetheless, we learned an awful lot from those panama papers published in 2016, about monies being stashed away in foreign bank accounts. and involves some very top level pakistanis. and there was reason to believe that notjust nawaz sharif‘s family was involved but your family too. no, there isn't mention of my family. i'm not saying there was a specific mention of your family but the national accountability bureau decided after the publication of the panama papers to look very closely at yours and your family's interests, assets and accounts. most welcome. and they found that there were grave problems with your accounts. no, not at all. because you see, i'm sure that you would be privy that it was a supreme court direction that set up a joint investigation team. which is extrajudicial activity which was co—decided. and there were two military intelligence members who were virtually governing the other six members of the git. you see there is a background. i'm actually intereste

aloe blacc story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in california where he went to a good school had white friends and the picture perfect for. 'd the world he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. foundation issue lee and breakdown and then later in a hit home. i couldn't live the life that my parents live in panama and i couldn't live the life that my white friends were living in america and what i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this even if. you were. black eventually had success with the soul and heart genres but he's never left the political behind i follow black a singer who wants to bring light into the darkness. whole states was a german photographer famous for the way he worked with lawyers when he started back in the 1960 s. it was with his black and white photos later in his career as a lawyer who was one of the 1st to use lasers so successfully as an art form is archive

actionthe most important i took in foreign affairs during related i was president to the panama canal. here had been a good deal of talk about building a canal for the previous half century. job once to do the all.for after a sufficient period of wrangling the senate ratified with panama and work on the canal was begun. >> he went to the canal himself engineers and ditch diggers came to realize through him the grandeur of the work, and became more determined than ever that it can be accomplished. roosevelt was able to see that the canal was vital to america's future as a great power. and he seemed to have a sixth future in america's realm. ♪ >> he approved the purchase from wright brothers of the first military airplane ever bought by a government. characteristically he risked his by going aloft himself. >> in my own judgment, the most mportant service that i rendered to peace was the voyage of the battle feet around the world. become convinced that the pacific was as much our home that as the atlantic and our fleet could and would at ill pass from one to the other of the two great

after a sufficient period of rangling, the senate ratified the treaty with panama and work on the canal was begun. >> he went to canal himself and engineers and ditch diggers came to realize through him the importance and grandeur of the work. and became more determined than ever it would be accomplished. he seemed to have a sixth sense about america's future in another realm. he approved the purchase of the first military airplane ever bought by a government. he risked his life by going aloft himself. . >> in my own judgment, the most important service that i rendered to peace was the voyage of the battle fleet around the world. i had become convinced that the pacific was as much our home waters as the atlantic and that our fleet could pass at will from one to the other of the two great oceans. the trip had been a success. america had gained new respect as a naval power. his term of office was almost over. roosevelt was growing restless. he just couldn't sit still. finally, his term expired and he was off to africa to hunt. in the animal kingdom, there was an immediate reaction when wo

en panamÁ, las autoridades dijeron que incautaron mÁs de 5000 de drogas, servicio de panamÁ le interceptÓ cuatro lanchas rÁpidas. manifestantes encapuchados incendiaron un autobÚs frente al palacio nacional en medio de protestas. lÍderes del congreso se habían reunido para debatir el presupuesto que va a reducir... la deforestaciÓn en la amazonia brasileÑa aumentÓ. se destruyeron casi 12,000 km, esto representa un aumento de 9.5 por ciento respecto al aÑo anterior y el nivel mÁs alto de destrucciÓn desde el 2008. el mÉdico personal de diego armando maradona se enfrenta a las fiscales. su abogado dijo que el doctor no ha sido acusado de ningÚn delito de la investigaciÓn. con las recomendaciones mÉdicas de quedarse en casa para evitar la propagaciÓn del coronavirus, muchos se encuentran en este lunes cibernÉtico una manera de comprar con comodidades y los expertos creen que este aÑo se puede romper rÉcords de ventas en internet, enrique garcÍa fuentes nos amplia. >> compradores de grandes tiendas brillan por su ausencia, eso no significa que no haya actividad econÓmica.

calendario rompiendo récords entramos al lugar donde nunca el hombre en entró frente a las costas en panamá se formo un sistema no creo que ocurre ilusión en tormenta tropical pero es, una onda tropical que trae problemas tanto para panamá y para costa rica, sido histórica, no lo hemos vivido nosotros pero estamos documentando los cambios climáticos mucha atención regresando la región el pacífico sistema de alta presión que dejan noches estupendas y agradables con temperatura que continúan frías en lashoras de la madrugada siga la distancia todo el país se mantiene con mucho frío especialmente desde el norte en la costa oeste para nosotros es mantiene agradable los próximos días, si lluvia durante el día por la noche las temperaturas, detalles a regresar >>> muchas gracias guillermo, cocinar fue la salvación para una madre hondureña que recurrió a sus artes culinarias con o su marido fue deportado, daniel rivera nos presenta la historia >>> desde temprano cynthia vanegas comienza preparando ingredientes de lo que será el almuerzo de muchos trabajadores hispanos en alexand

black's own story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in a californian suburb while he went to a good school had white friends and a picture perfect front yard. where he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. he found it initially and breakdown and then later. i couldn't live. the life that my parents lived in panama and i couldn't prove the life that my white friends were living in america and what i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this i believe. black eventually had success with the soul and heart genres but he's never left the political behind i follow black a singer who wants to bring light into the darkness. the whole state was a german photographer famous for the way he worked with lloyd's when he started back in the 1960 s. it was with his black and white photos later in his career as a lot of artist who was one of the 1st to use lasers so successfully as an art form is archive

black's own story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in california where he went to a good school had white friends and a picture perfect front yard. where he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. he found it initially and breakdown and then later and it hit home. i couldn't live the life that my parents lived in panama and i couldn't live the life that my white friends were living in america and when i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this. black eventually had success with the soul and pop genres but he's never left the political behind i follow black a singer who wants to bring light into the darkness. whole state was a german photographer famous for the way he worked with lawyers when he started back in the 960 s. it was with his black and white photos later in his career as a lot of artist who was one of the 1st to use lasers so successfully as an art form is archive has now been

million for democracy and gender programs in pakistan, $505 million to belize, honduras, nicaragua and panama. 40 million dollars for the kennedy center in washington, which is not even open for business. ,1 billion for the smithsonian and an additional $154 million for the national gallery of art . likewise, these facilities are essentially not open. $7 million for reef fish management. $25 million to combat asian carp. $2.5 million to count the number of amber jack fish in the gulf of mexico. a provision to promote the breeding of fish in federal hatcheries. $3 million in poultry production technology. $2 million to research the impact of downed trees. $566 million for construction projects at the f.b.i. the bill also allows stimulus checks for the family members of illegal aliens, allowing them to get up to $1,800 each. this is far more than the americans are given. despite all of this wasteful spending, and much more, the $900 billion package provides hardworking taxpayers with only $600 each in relief payments. and not enough money is given to small businesses. in particular, restaurants

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the east coast is this one here as the tail end goes through jamaica haiti and dancer costa rica and panama will spawn some pretty big showers and it will funnel the potential for a really big shot i think of panama or costa rica leaving behind rather cool weather for this time yet again 4 or 5 degrees below average in for example of our . captors memory and present reality is. the camera is a to the top of it and off. when i saw i was most deprived areas children who have nothing. have a voice. part of the viewfinder latin america series on out as they are. the the. the the. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president elect joe biden has pledged to get a grip on the pad demick in his 1st 3 months in office in ounce his medical team and promise to provide 100000000 vaccine to actions in the 1st 100 days of his administration. president donald trump signed an executive order to prioritize vaccines for the u.s. sending aid to other countries signing comes amid reports that the president rejected an early offer from pfizer to double their order of medicati

but through the magic of cross reality technology, we can be here together at the panama. show cap, the company behind the performance created this virtual venue using the unreal engine, platform created for gaming. with the performers in motion ca ptu re with the performers in motion capture suit shot against a green screen, they could be transported to the 50s while maintaining their intricate human movements. historically, motion capture and virtual production techniques have been used in the creation of blockbuster films in big budget video games. but with cinematic quality computer graphics they can be rendered in real—time, we are starting to really sort of explore the use of these things live performance. joe's first virtual concert was broadcast online in november but unlike many other performance we have seen over the last year, for me, something about this really stands out. it is more than just you performing this really stands out. it is more thanjust you performing in this really stands out. it is more than just you performing in a space. you have created a

shooting footage of roosevelt, his inauguration in 1905 and him visiting here or there and him and the panama canal. there's a lot of footage that came into the copyright process but through the roosevelt memorial association, they are getting newsreel producers for example that didn't register their films, but they had a lot of films relating to roosevelt, particularly after he left office and this is a man who had an amazing decade after he left office going to africa, serving as a roving for an ambassador all over the world, running for president again as a progressive candidate in 1912 , going to brazil and traversing the river of doubt and there's a lot of film taken by the river and all of that is here at the library of congress, so we are busy preserving and digitizing that material as well. the most interesting thing about the roosevelt films, ironically, there's a good deal of film taken during his presidency which lasted from 1901 to 1909, but the vast bulk of the film that we have in the collection relating to him comes in the post presidency era. when he made this expedition to so

chafe at what she considered the inactivity of working in a hospital in united states or alaska or panama, the army nurse soon learned that a battle line was wherever a soldier was stationed. what words of praise can measure up to these women, whose very lives are given to nursing sick and wounded men? a million sick and wounded men, back to life and health. and yet, praise is offered. long hours of tireless service were remembered and recognized. the army nurse, decorated for bravery and valor, above and beyond the call of duty. and these nurses, imprisoned for three long years by the japanese, asked only that they be returned to duty, for they could never forget the faces of american men tortured and killed by the enemy. wherever transports took our soldiers, they also took the army nurse. to work by day, by night, on distant battlefields, to help make shattered bodies whole, to bring smiles to faces twisted with pain, to serve at the side of the american soldier during peace and war. this is the army nurse, usa, ready to serve anywhere under any circumstances in time of need. ♪ >> du

. >>> estados unidos donÓ 4 hospitales de campaÑa a panamÁ. militares de comando sur entregaron equipos mÉdicos, y mÁs de cien ventiladores, uno de los hospitales serÁ instalado en una zona con mÁs infectados por coronavirus. >>> la famosa plaza en belÉn luce vacÍa, hace 12 meses se celebraba la temporada festiva mÁs activa, no obstante, lÍderes de la ciudad dicen que el lugar, seguirÁ con celebraciones porque saben que con la nueva normalidad la tecnologÍa permitirÁ hacerlo. >>> es la vÍspera de navidad y si planea una celebraciÓn, no deje de lado la recomendaciÓn de la autoridad salud. >>> marta ha trabajado en terapia intensiva por 49 aÑos, en este momento estÁ n casa recuperÁndose de covid-19, cuenta como la semana pasada llamÓ enferma al trabajo y al ir a emergencia enfrentÓ la realidad como paciente. >>> no hay gente para ayudar de lasca si 8 o 9 de la maÑana a 7, 8 de la noche. un susto grande porque, los pacientes necesitan y al ver gente tirada en el suelo, ancianos, esperando que los cuiden, esto me deprimiÓ mÁs

black's own story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in california where he went to a good school had white friends and a picture perfect front yard. where he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. foundation initially and breakdown and then later and it hit home. i couldn't live the life that my parents live in panama and i couldn't prove the life that my white friends were living in america and what i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this even if. you were. black eventually had success with the soul and heart john has but he's never left the political behind. other black a singer who wants to bring the light into the darkness. whole stage was a german photographer famous for the way he worked with lawyers when he started back in the 960 s. it was with his black and white photos later in his career as a lot of artist who was one of the 1st to use lasers so successfully as an art form

in the 60s medicare, 1978 ratify the panama canal treaty. in 2013 more recently to tie interest rates to student loans to the market rates, saving student borrowers hundreds of billions of dollars coming in 2015 to fix no child left behind. that bill had 100 alligators in the swamp. the wall street journal said when we finished it was the largest evolution of power from washington to the state in 25 years. when president obama cited he said it was a christmas miracle because in the end 85 senators voted for it. 2016 the senator mcconnell mentioned the 21st-century cures act, medical miracles faster into patients and doctors offices, that bill ran off the track every 2 or 3 days. on one of those i called the vice president, joe biden and said joe, i am stuck in the white house. i've got the president's personalized medicine in this, i have your case of moonshot, senator john mcconnell's regenerative medicine proposal, speaker ryan worked out a way to pay for it but i can't get the white house to move. i am standing outside the oval office wit

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the 60s medicare covid 1978 toatify the panama kanawha treaty. in 2013 were recentlyoo tight interest rates for stent loans to the market rates, saving student borrowers hundreds of billions of dollars in theast several years. in 2015 to fix no child left behind, that bill had 100 alligars in the swamp. the wall street journal said when we finished, that it was the largest evolution of paor from washington to the states in 25 years when president obama signed it he said it was a christmas racle because in the end, 85 senators voted for i. in 2016,enator mcconnell mentioned the 21st century cares act moving medical miracles faster into patients and doctors offices. that bill went off the track every two or three days. on one of those guys i cled the vice president, joe biden joe, i am stuck in the white house. in i have g the president's personaled in this. i've got your cancer moon shots. senato mcconnell's regenerative medicin is in it speaker ryan has worked out a way to pay for it. but i can't get the white house to move. if you like the butle

inicialmente donde la pandemia los obligó a confinarse por meses hasta que pudieron emprender viaje hasta panamá ya y a ciudad de méxico, el trayecto final fue a tijuana donde sintieron pánico de ser reportados al entregarse a las autoridades solicitando asilo. >> sentimos temor de llegar ahí otra vez. >> en las calles de la ciudad fronteriza se cruzaron con su nuevo ángel de la guarda. nos puso en contacto con una abogada y se ofreció como su patrocinador anti inmigración. >> por qué decidió ayudarlos. >> yo le di mi corazón a esta familia yo tengo una niña de necesidades especiales y sé lo que se requiere. >> con el pastor, vale dispuestos a tenerlos como aval se les autorizó entrar al país bajo libertad condicional. >> es casi un milagro. la mayoría de personas que han intentado lo mismo no han podido entrar a estados unidos. >> ahora recaudan fondos a través de esta página para establecersem el año pasado no pudieron siquiera darle regalos a sus pequeños por falta de recursos. >> nos sentimos bendecidos, esta familia se han portado como ángeles. >> hoy celebra con obsequio

tailor of panama as a novel was my 1st novel with no ideological content it spoke to the new materialism to the new postwar era it spoke also to my own disappointment that there was no energy for the reconstruction of the world when the cold war ended. the writers stories were often set in germany. i think. it was in some mysterious way my destiny always to write to. but germany in one way or another or the right often made cameo appearances in the film fashions a face for sure but they will show a lot of speaking parts and it b.b.c. series time you. but sometimes it was booming and you miss. the master of spying fiction jonah keri has passed away at the age of 89. well my next guest tonight knew john le carre as an author as a client and as a friend i'm happy to welcome to the day mr johnny geller he is the c.e.o. of the curtis brown group he was john le carre he's agent mr geller joins me tonight from london mr geller it's good to have you on the program but you start by extending my condolences to you on the loss of a dear friend for our viewers who may not have read le carre's books

. >> "tailor of panama was my first novel with no ideological content, speaking to the new postwar era and my own disappointment that there was no energy for the reconstruction of the world when the cold war ended. >> john the car -- john the carry -- john the car -- john sviatlana tsikhanouskaya -- john kres harrington -- john le carr e, pasng away. brent: first, a total eclipse of the sun. ♪ ♪ >> you're watching live from paris. here is what is coming up on the program. the u.s. electoral college set to seal joe biden's presidential victory in spite of donald trump's attempts, withstanding his assault on the election results. u.s. covid-19 deaths top 300,000. just as vaccinations begin. americans who work in health care will be the first to get the protected shots. the u.s. lapse sanctions on turkey for purchasing a russian missile system. ankara

the 1960's, medicare. 1978, to ratify the panama kanawha treaty. in 2013, were recently too tight interest rates for student loans to the market rates, saving student borrowers hundreds of billions of dollars in the last several years. in 2015, to fix no child left behind. that bill had 100 alligators in the swamp. the wall street journal said when we finished, that it was the largest evolution of pallor -- delegation of power from washington to the states in 25 years. when president obama signed it, he said it was a christmas miracle because in the end, 85 senators voted for it. in 2016, senator mcconnell mentioned the 21st centurycares act, moving medical miracles faster into patients and doctors offices. and doctors offices. that bill went off to track every two or three days. object one of those days i -- on one of those days i called the vice president, joe biden, and i said joe, i'm stuck in the white house. i've got the president's personalized medicine in this. i've got your cancer moonshot, senator mcconnell's regenerative medicine proposa

me lleguen las muestras acÁ y me las aprueben hugo y marcela, yo cojo un aviÓn para allÁ y me voy a panamÁ y cerramos el negocio, ¿le parece? sÍ, si, estoy feliz, mario. usted no se imagina lo feliz que estoy. berthoiga, betty, ¿quÉ se quedÓ haciendo? pues, ¿quÉ? esperÁndola. ¿se demora?

he lived in panama. he lived in the philippines. he lived in england. he was the postwar governor of europe. eisenhower probably understood the world outside of the united states better than any president we have had. part of that is due to his military career. at this which also sits askew, the block, we have an excerpt from his second inaugural address, we look upon this shaken her and declare our firm and fixed purpose. the building of peace with justice in the world or moral law prevails. on the back of both of these blocks, there are some of the text from eisenhower's more power will speeches that he gave. on the back of the presidential block, we have an excerpt, a very lengthy excerpt from his first inaugural address. next to it, we have what most people probably remember about eisenhower's speeches which is the farewell address. we put it here, and almost its entire context. people can read what he said about the military industrial establishment. they can decide for themselves what he was really meaning by that. his farewell address is very sim

tailor of panama. was my 1st novel. with no ideological content it spoke to the new materialism to the new postwar era it spoke also to my own disappointment that there was no energy for the reconstruction of the world when the cold war ended. the reuters stories were often sacked in germany. and i think that it was in some mysterious way my destiny always to write about germany in one way or another the writer often made cameo appearances in the film versions of his brother will show a lot of speaking parts in the b.b.c. series time. but sometimes it was blink and you'll miss him. the master of spying fiction john kerry has passed away at the age of 89. on topic we could all do with a bit more escapist literature these days so our series on german language novels in english is timely if you need to complete your christmas reading list all strain author vicki balm was born in vienna and after stints as a musician and boxer became one of the 1st modern bestselling authors best known for her revolving door of a masterpiec

quisiera la vida normal como en tiempos anteriores >>> tras dos aÑos sin ver a su hija que reside en panamÁ julia encarnaciÓn nno pudo resistirse a un abrazo. no es el Único >>> nos ganÓ la emocion pero tenemos todo preparado y el o protocolo, de aquÍ vamos a hacernos los exÁmenes para poder compartir tranquilamente en famili >>> otros se las ingenian para expresar el camiriÑo sin el ccontacto fÍsico >>> tenemos que controlar para poder parar la epidemia. >>> para no perder la tradiciÓn muchos esperan a sus parientes en las afueras del aeropuerto ya que al interno para evitar aglomeraciones solo se permite la entrada de un familiar de los viajeros >>> se esperan unos docientos 40,000 pasajeros en estas festividades. en santo domingo, rosa encarnaciÓn, noticieros telemundo. >>> todos extraÑamos esos abrazos.. al regresar vamos a q lnara sveroyecto educativo en eluea tulezair de aula y maestra a la misma vez. ya volvemos. > ( comerciales ♪ hey bae, it's the holidays ♪ got the whole fam rockin' jingle jam-mays ♪ ♪ our 18th time watchin' love actual-lay ♪ ♪ we gon' have th

the rights i was disappointed with geopolitical developments in the ninety's tailor of panama as a novel was my 1st novel with no ideological content its spoke to the new materialism to the new postwar era it spoke all. so to my own disappointment that there was no energy for the reconstruction of the world when the cold war ended. his stories are often delayed in germany. that's incorrect because in some mysterious way my dense to me always to write about germany in one way or another the writer often made cameo appearances in the film fashions of his future but it will show a loss of taking part in a b.b.c. series in time you know. but sometimes it was booming and you'll miss. the master of spying fiction jonah kerry has passed away at the age of 89. ask more from scott rock's brought from d.w. culture who joins us from germany's former capital bomb welcome scott i don't like kerry had a special connection where bob thomas will yes definitely he was stationed here as a spy for 4 m i 6 back in the day and obviously he used that material of his life in future books including a small town

has been achieved in other places like new zealand greenland norway and closer to home in colombia panama ecuador and bolivia chile has never come close but perhaps it's not too late. 2023 year of lock downs and social distancing you can't reach across the screen to get somewhat of a explores one of the global pandemics biggest side effects loneliness everyone who lives alone has been forced to be searched for the 1st time highlighting its effects on physical and mental health and discovering unique ways of coping controlling being together episode 2 of all hail the lockdown on al-jazeera. context the. storytelling around the biggest issues we've had to do it again. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on the al-jazeera the e.u. and u.k. negotiators of resume talks in a last ditch attempt to cement a breakfast deal it comes after a personal intervention between the european commission president and the british prime minister late on saturday both sides remain divided over 3 key issues they are fishing rights fair competition guarantees and how future disputes will b

tailor of panama. was my 1st novel. with no ideological conflict it spoke to the new materialism to the new postwar era it spoke also to my own disappointment that there was no energy for the reconstruction of the world when the cold war ended. the reuters stories were often sacked in germany. that's incorrect because in some mysterious way my dense to me always to write about germany in one way or another the writer often made cameo appearances in the film versions of his books your brother will show a lot of speaking parts in the b.b.c. series the time. but sometimes it was blink and you'll miss him. the master of spine fiction john macquarie has passed away at the age of 89. on topic we could all do with a bit more escapist literature these days so our series on german language novels in english is timely if you need to complete your christmas reading list austrian author vicky balm was born in vienna and after stints as a musician and boxer became one of the 1st modern bestselling authors best known for her revolvin

tailor of panama as a novel was my 1st novel with no ideological content its spoke to the new materialism to the new postwar era it spoke also to my own disappointment that there was no energy for the reconstruction of the world when the cold war and. shone like caraway master of spy fiction passed away at the age of 89. italy's mount etna has erupted providing a spectacular nighttime display of. ash and explosions a lot of us blow could resign from nearby city of catan ear of arses have not reported any danger to the villages and towns on the mountain slopes and the volcanic ash clouds can disrupt flights the time is airport is operating normally. i don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download from google play or from the up still a good reference to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications by means breaking news if you're part of a news story but also use it to send those photos time videos of the actual. situ up to date i'll have more feel at the top of the hour next this hour special edition of coffee on the coronado crisis have ag

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police say a man drove his truck onto a mini golf course in panama city beach fatally hitting two children. the victims were a 4-year-old boy and a 6-year-old girl visiting from kentucky. no charges have been filed. >>> a texas teenager is taking on his high school after being suspended for wearing nail polish. trevor wilkinson says the principal at clyde high school told him he was violating the dress code and gave him three options, remove the polish, virtual learning or in-school suss pension. wilkinson said he's a proud gay male and chose suspension. >> my ultimate goal in this is get the policy changed completely and for them to realize that their policy is discriminatory and sexist, and i would also like a formal apology because i think i deserve that. >> wilkinson set up a petition that has thousands of signatures. the district will review the decision. >>> turning back to the coronavirus, more states are imposing shutdowns. meanwhile, all eyes are on britain where the covid vaccine is ariving in hospitals. earlier i spoke with dr. imran ali. dr. ali, first let's start with what are