everyone's going to end up in the same pot and the end of that path is the west because the west is the most advanced society so therefore you know ultimately valve is where we're all going and we shouldn't stop it and the reason that we're not might fit into the ethno nationalism is because. people from say france and central asia who be the main immigrant group in russia seen as they you know further back on that process all of historical development and therefore if you have lost all immigration from central asia you will hold back russia's progress because these people just not i don't sound. as not what i'm saying i'm trying to explain well no it's a let's i hate it when this understanding. you know these people who are central asia or back could bank they don't have the advanced western liberal values that we do every take to suspicious of islam in that regard i'm baffled we shouldn't have them hypocrites i hope back but the violence of the monks and i think this was something about a plan that sank and survival there is you know an association back for after nationalism of libera

but west virginia is getting better and better. i remind all those that are 65, all those that are 65 years of age, please, the second that you feel the least bit bad, no matter what, you absolutely have got to get tested. please get tested. as far as our -- let me fall back on that, just to make sure everybody knows, if you get tested and you test positive, we'll get you the antibodies and everything to be able to shut this thing down and shut it down quick. otherwise come if you let it go, let it go, let it go, you could become another casualty, and we don't want that. the vaccine distribution update -- this week we are still building incredible work regarding the vaccine administration rate. for last week's allocation -- just get this number -- for last week's allocation, our administrative rate was 108.1% of what we received. it's amazing. on first-round doses. we are at 70% on the second-round doses. just think, we continue to lead the nation, on every broadcast everywhere -- west virginians, you are looking great and we have

is so the west that well isn't. recently but you do see a number of. now criticizing the sort of political correctness the less than the sort of manuel council culture and so on interestingly in the process they end up sounding extraordinarily like you know consider different far rights people like exam to do good and some of the things that should being said later could've come straight out of his mouth what's more significant is that coming out of the liberal camp which friend is of rather more shocking because as he said you know support of the west is very much a russian live it isn't about it it's all very very closely associated historically with westernization and this idea that we should become a normal eye western country so when people start criticizing the west from within the liberal count. in an interesting ideological shift you know claimed it also is happening in international relations we have and i just have burrell the high representative for form of policy for the e.u. he was in moscow and then tu

it's west virginia. west virginia and west virginians and now you've got the reins. i'm telling you with all in me if you want to drive property values in in state up and if the border counties are concerned that somebody's going to go across and buy soda pop or buy cigarette across the border, i would say to them just this, those people across the border are going to come to you to live. i mean, crying out loud. why would we worry about that, they're going to be coming to you to live. your stores are going to be filled like you can't imagine. the opportunity is right here right now. i can tell you just this, too. the steepest part of the mountain, if you'll just watch, any mountain i've ever climbed in your life, where is the steepest part? it's always near the top. it's always near the top. you start off like this and goes like this and then all of a sudden, you're standing there looking and that last little part to get here to kathy is almost straight up. and most people slide back down. i'm confident that you won't. and the big question in all of our minds that's

it is west virginia. west virginia and west virginians. i am telling you with all in me, if you want to drive proper to values in this state up, and if somebody is concerned someone is going to go across and buy soda pop or buy cigarettes across the border, i would say just this. those people across the border are going to come here to live for crying out loud, why would we be worried about such a thing is that. they are probably going to be coming to you to live. your stores will be filled can't imagine. the opportunity is right here, right now. i can tell you just this too, the steepest part of the mountain, if you just watch, any mountain you have climbed in your life, the most difficult part is always near the top. it is always near the top. you start off like this, go like this, all of a sudden you are standing looking at that last little part, to get from here to kathy, is almost straight up. most people climb back down. i am confident you won't. the big question in all our minds is, where are we going to be in 10 years, 20 years? i

today we have given shots to 262,808 west virginians. 880 west virginias. that's 69,000 of our second round doses. we are pushing them like crazy to get more and more vaccines.tn i'm very, very hopeful to be back on the phone with the bidee administration with their coronavirus czar here in just a little bit. and believe me be, i'm pushing just as hard i know how to push and so are our people. we're just going to keep pushing and pushing to try and get moreg and more. as far as the vaccinebove schedg system, you know, we are preregistering all those above e the age of 16. o and since we launched that preregistration system on last monday a week ago we have irgini registeredan 156,288 west virginiaens. ies abo encourageut all west vi to preregister. it takes about ten min s. you will not lose your place in line if you're on a waist list f somewhere else, get if by preregistered. it'll just help all of us,on a' please, please continue to stay on top of this. and if by chance you don't know how to go online and do the work and everything to get preregistered,

let's talk about the force of the american west. a lot of it is brown right now due to beetle infestation. my grandmother and mother lived in a sleepy little scandinavian town, known for salmon and tuna. at the start of world war ii, very few people knew what a chainsaw was. it is an emblematic thing now, but most people did not know what it chainsaw was at the start of world war ii. as it turned out, this one instrument, this oil spitting, silent shattering, portable paul bunyan, did more to change the landscape of the northwest than anything since the great glacial ice change moved north 20,000 years earlier. that's all because of world war ii. in the wartime, there is a huge demand for timber. there were posters around seattle that said to save american lives, we must provide the lumber our armed forces need and provide it now. a chainsaw used to be a big cumbersome machine that took two people to operate. it was changed and modernized into something more portable, resembling the modern machine we know now. it became portable, be

let's| head to west ham. i don't agree with eve hinu head to west ham. i don't agree with everything -- — head to west ham. i don't agree with everything -- i _ head to west ham. i don't agree with everything -- i agree _ head to west ham. i don't agree with everything -- i agree with _ everything —— i agree with everything —— i agree with everything he said with knobs on. loans for leaseholders are still not off the table, he has avoided the non—cladding costs and still no guarantee my constituents will not be left with bills for problems they did not create, and a number of institutions are frankly profiteering from this crisis, including part of the insurance industry and others. i water in premiums. while we still waiting for the secretary of state to get a grip on this crisis? —— why are we. i am on this crisis? -- why are we. i am disappointed _ on this crisis? -- why are we. i am disappointed by — on this crisis? -- why are we. i am disappointed by the _ on this crisis? -- why are we. i am disappointed by the tone _ on this crisi

the first black cadets come back to west point. so that is what we bring the first portrait in the streets that you are running on and then in the 19 fifties because in 1948 truman says to integrate the army and they fight it tooth and nail the turn west point's barracks were still segregated when my father ally graduated from west point 1953. and then 1970 right after we start admissions program so scratch a confederate monument to be at west point what you find is a reaction to integration a protest and that just test me off i was so angry about this that my army had honored these people was something and that was against our values. so now i don't want west point or the army for those that don't represent the values. >> so you take him to the woodshed it is now entitled my verdict and as they say tell me how you really feel. and of course you know i'm a ulysses s grant man through and through and in fact i hosted both on the new york historical society stage to discuss their books on grant after reading your book i'm even more o

in the west it has been poring over night, strong winds as well. there is more rain to come through the course of this afternoon. eastern areas are in for some sunshine and mild weather. this is the satellite picture. it shows the cloud streaming almost down to the cloud streaming almost down to the subtropics, moving northwards, and when they hit land that's when we will see a lot of rainfall. these are heavy, rain bearing clouds and particularly wet in the south—west of england, and wales, especially in the south. there is an amber warning from the met office, valid for the whole of the afternoon. by then we will have seen in some spots possibly even 200 millimetres of rain. you can see those southerly winds, very moist air spreading across western parts of the uk. moving into the north west of england, scotland and northern ireland. but missing the east of the country, where we will see some bright and sunny weather, with temperatures in london and norwich reaching 16 celsius. not a bad day in hull as well. so this weather will continue toward

rain has been piling in across the south—west of england, parts of wales, at times through the north—west of england, northern ireland and scotland. it's been dry and very mild down towards the south—east. pretty blustery as well. strongest winds through the night become confined to the far north—west of scotland and much of the rain will ease off as well. we will keep some patchy rain and certainly some extra cloud down towards the south—east, some showers up towards the north—west. temperatures generally five, six, seven degrees, although, for some eastern areas, it is going to be an exceptionally mild night, in places to the south—east of this weather front. that's where the really mild air is and this frontal system will still be with us as we head through tomorrow. now, the rain on the weather front will be mostly quite light and patchy first thing. it may well pep up a litte bit through the day, this front likely to drift its way back westwards into the south—west of england, parts of south—east wales, although it won't be as wet as it has been today. for northern irel

kim kardashian—west! both destined to strike an improbable alliance with another star of reality television, although politics was, it's thought, just one source of disagreement. she, a democrat... i love this guy right here! he, an increasingly vocal conservative, seen here sporting a make america great again hat in the oval office before going on to announce an ill—fated run for president. that led, in july last year, to a barrage of worrisome tweets, including one in which kanye west likened his mother—in—law to the north korean dictator kim jong—un and even accused herfamily of trying to lock him up. i it's being reported that kim hadl been over the marriage for a long time, but she felt that last year was not the right time to file i for divorce, because kanye, . in her mind and in that of a lot of the public, was struggling. both are said to be worth more than $1 billion — he through music and fashion lines, she as a tv star and entrepreneur. it's thought the couple has a prenuptial agreem

us specifically in nevada and in other states of the union most of us people are located in american west from wyoming to idaho, colorado, new mexico, arizona, nevada and california, the bus country is located in the corner the bay of this game. in the border between the mainland europe and the iberian peninsul more or less 80% of the country is southern of the pyrenees. 20% of the country is north of the pyrenees so we are just let's say in the south of england so the bay of disguise between the basque country and and england we know that more or less 60,000 people in the us called themselves basque. this is based in sensors data at the same time. we know that there is a larger population of basque descendants, and we know that also because they are more basques that participate in basque events or bus clubs that the numbers in the censors. the largest community in the us is in in the san francisco area. the second largest one is in boise, idaho, and we are in the third largest area of past population. and nevada has what is called a bus capital of nevada, which is elko in northeast, nev

it comes down and goes west. this was a secret town built overnight of 100,000 people in the area that was supposed to be the planned promised land. 100,000 people, and one historian found this little bit written onto a bathroom wall, come on you oakies let's take japan. we took on california and never lost a man. so it was a secret, this boom town was all working in the planned promised land on a secret. and then on august 6th, 1945, there appeared foraged type in the local newspaper with this headline, lots of exclamation points. it's atomic bombs. the secret was out. this boom town, this thrown together hive of wartime industry spread over 200,000 acres of federal land has been producing plutonium to build the world's most awful weapon. the planned promised land, it was a bust. never came together. never happened to this day. the number of acres irrigated by the grand coolidge not even close to what was envisioned in roosevelt's plan of this great place people could relocate. a lot of people in oklahoma did co

basically, west is not interested in navalny. west is just willing to see russia destroyed. and that's the major idea that we have in russia. blaming the west is an attempt to distract attention from problems here. we are not... yes, of course, we have our problems. but they cannot be even compared with the problems that you have. the kremlin will be hoping that this problem of a rival and a challenger has been dealt with once and for all. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. protests have continued in spain for a fifth night in support of pablo hasel, a catalan communist rapper. he's been sentenced to two jail terms for glorifying terrorism and slandering the crown and state institutions. police officers have been injured in the clashes with demonstrators. shops and banks were looted and arrests have been made. mark lobel reports. fire and fury on the streets. looting in spanish shops. police stations and banks all under attack. with anger felt since tuesday at the jailing of a cattle in communist rapa. —— but over 100 people have been arrested. translation: they don't le

today we have given shots to 262,000, 808 west virginians. 880 west virginians. that is 194,000 of the first round doses and 68,000 of our second round doses. we are pushing them like crazy to get more and more and more vaccines. i'm very, very helpful to be back on with the biden administration with the coronavirus czar. just a little bit. believe me be, i'm pushing just as hard as i know how to push and so are all our people. we did get a chuckle more vaccines. we got 3700 more of the moderna vaccines in this week and we're just going to keep pushing and pushing to try to get more and more. as far as the vaccine scheduling system, you know, we are pre-registering all those above the age of 16, and since we launched that free registration system on last monday, a week ago and we've registered 156,288 west virginians. i encourage all west virginians to preregister. it takes about ten minutes. you will not lose your place in line if you're on a wait list somewhere else. get preregister. it will just help all of us, and please, please continue to stand top of this

. perhaps even making more money than kanye west.— than kanye west. what was it about their — than kanye west. what was it about their partnership - than kanye west. what was it about their partnership that i about their partnership that fascinated americans and fascinated americans and fascinated you?— fascinated americans and fascinated you? what i would attribute the _ fascinated you? what i would attribute the public _ fascinated you? what i would attribute the public interest l attribute the public interest in kim and kanye is first, the kardashians are a reality tv family. they play the game and they want us talking about them. and also, they were kind of like a much more accessible jay-z of like a much more accessible jay—z and beyonce, whereas jay-z jay—z and beyonce, whereas jay—z and beyonce, whereas jay—z and beyonce, whereas jay—z and beyonce are extremely private, it felt like we saw many major moments of kim and carne's relationship played out before our eyes, and his very public proposal to her in a stadium to their marria

across the far north—west. another mild day. we are only in february, up to 15 or 16 celsius. a drier start to the new week, with a little ridge of high pressure temporarily building in. but there's another weather front on the way which will bring more heavy and persistent rain to northern ireland and parts of scotland. so, continued risks of flooding. to the south of the weather front, we are once again going to tap into some very, very mild air. 17 celsius is possible towards the south in the middle of the week. more rain on tuesday and wednesday for scotland and northern ireland in particular. hopefully it should be drier for all of us by the end of next week. but there are many flood warnings in force for england, wales and scotland, so you can check on the latest on our website. more weather here on bbc news throughout the afternoon. hello, you're watching bbc news with me lewis vaughanjones. now it's time for talking business. an historic peace deal has shaken up alliances in the gulf, the middle east an

rain has been piling in across the south—west of england, parts of wales, at times through the north—west of england, northern ireland and scotland. it's been dry and very mild down towards the south—east. pretty blustery as well. strongest winds through the night become confined to the far north—west of scotland and much of the rain will ease off as well. we will keep some patchy rain and certainly some extra cloud down towards the south—east, some showers up towards the north—west. temperatures generally five, six, seven degrees, although, for some eastern areas, it is going to be an exceptionally mild night, in places to the south—east of this weather front. that's where the really mild air is and this frontal system will still be with us as we head through tomorrow. now, the rain on the weather front will be mostly quite light and patchy first thing. it may well pep up a litte bit through the day, this front likely to drift its way back westwards into the south—west of england, parts of south—east wales, although it won't be as wet as it has been today. for northern irel

this is a true story of the american west. and yet, it's strange and more bizarre than even fiction could be. and the name of the warrior was yellow hair. and he dressed splendidly for the day. he wore a belt in which he tucked the blond scalp from which he derived his name. his breech cloth had been fashioned from an american flag. i think that's a powerful political statement. i don't know about you. he, as his -- he stood his ground as his handful of companions fled, he took a shot at the long-haired scout in the crazy velvet, satin costume that was charging at him. he probably thought he was in cowboys and aliens. what the hell is this? i know these guys are weird, but really now? cody placed a round through the warrior's leg. at the same moment, cody's horse stumbled. he jumped clear as the horse fell. he did a somersault and came up with his rifle level and shot yellow hair, just as yellow hair fired at him. yellow hair missed. he scalped if warrior. first scalp for custer. and the soldiers went whooping by and the cheye

basically, west is not interested in navalny. west is just willing to see russia destroyed. and that's the major idea that we have in russia. blaming the west is an attempt to distract attention from problems here? we are not... yes, of course, we have our problems. but they cannot be even compared with the problems that you have. the kremlin will be hoping that this problem of a rival and a challenger has been dealt with once and for all. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. let's get some of the day's other news. russia has registered the first case of a bird flu strain passing from poultry to humans. a consumer health official said seven workers at a poultry plant in the south of the country had been infected during an outbreak. other strains of bird flu occasionally infect humans and have led to deaths, but this is the first report of this strain, known as h5n8, being passed on. more than 1000 people have been forced to leave their homes in indonesia's capital, jakarta, due to severe flooding. in the south and eastern areas of the sprawling mega—city, home to more than 1

basically, west is not interested in navalny. west is just willing to see russia destroyed. and that's the major idea that we have in russia. blaming the west is an attempt to distract attention from problems here? we are not... yes, of course, we have our problems. but they cannot be even compared with the problems that you have. the kremlin will be hoping that this problem of a rival and a challenger has been dealt with once and for all. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. a 21—year—old swimming teacher has become the youngest woman to row solo across the atlantic ocean. jasmine harrison, from thirsk in north yorkshire, set off from the canary islands in december. embarking on a 3,000—mile journey to antigua that took a total of 70 days, three hours and 48 minutes. with all the sport now, here's ollie foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening. we're into the final weekend at the australian open. naomi osaka has won a fourth grand slam singles title. the japanese player beat the americanjennifer brady in straight sets to be crowned champion for a second time in melb

cowboy mike truly brings the west to life, as he dispels many of the myths surrounding the wild west. let's give a hearty welcome, to cowboy mike. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. i have been here for a couple of days, i've had a chance to go to the buck center and also to the library ... again the puppet library in denver. it's been a good experience. i'm very pleased to be here at the foot. you see, the title of the presentation is a story of black cowboy. many of you, some of you may in fact have some knowledge about black cowboys. but, the story of the black cowboys is one that is not well-known. black cowboys, basically not only participated in cowboy activities, that other cowboys did, in some cases they help to shake the traditions and we will talk about that in a little bit. to be a cowboy, in the old west, basically meant to live a life at times, that is solitary. again, sometimes it is dangerous. and it was with low pay. black cowboys faced another obstacle, that is that black cowboys were not always appreciated by their white counterparts. and so, depending on whe

why does he fight kamala harris on being west virginia tv. she's the vice president of the united states. >> robin, quickly, do you think the covid relief pressure coming prom the republican governor helps on that yes vote on the big covid relief package? >> i hope that it does because when you've got a governor who actually tells the people of we've that the covid vaccine will not cause people to grow antlers and he's more ahead of things than the senator from west virginia is, you've got -- you've got to hope that that's going to drive senator manchin further toward the bill. if i may really quickly, though, let's understand that joe manchin has a woman problem, okay? 1996 he shanked the west virginia democratic party because the nominee was a woman. and it comes forward in this business with neera tanden. and at the same time he supports jeff sessions, a racist? and it's inexplicable, chris. >> lots of anger at him for that double standard. thank you for making time tonight. that's all in on this wednesday night. the rachel maddow show sta

across the south east, it'll be drier, and drier across the north west. a bit cooler here, but much milder for england and wales to start monday morning. we still have that weather front lingering across parts of england and wales, but through the day, it'll start to push northwards and eastwards and begin to fizzle out. so conditions will improve here. one or two showers across the north west of scotland, but otherwise a good deal of bright and sunny weather around. a little bit cooler, you'll notice, across the north and the west, but very mild again across the midlands and the south and east. now, as we head on into tuesday, we see a new area of low pressure push in off the atlantic. that's going to bring renewed weatherfronts with more rain, stronger winds here as well. but it'll also be drawing up some extremely mild air off the near continent around the middle part of the week, certainly for england and wales. and that really will be noticeable around the middle part of the week. i showed you 17—18 degrees possible in the south east. some rain in

publishing numerous books and articles on military history including west point history. the most recent book is robert e. lee and me. joining us as moderator this evening is general patraeus from the kkr global institute prior to joining in the us military in iraq and afghanistan of the us central command. and general patraeus served as director of caa. and with those significant achievements and the efforts. tonight's program going to questions and answers it should be submitted through the q&a function on the zoom screen. and then as time allows. it gives me great pleasure to turn over the virtual stage door speaker. and we promised have a very stimulating event to the historical society with retired brigadier general this is timely a book of robert e. lee method deep appreciation as chairman of the historical society board in so much to enable the society and beyond that his support of the leadership lecture series has allowed the society to bring truly fascinating individuals and ideas to it is always one of most engaged audiences. today the lecture serious brings mo

west virginia has a rural population. i think the part of florida mirrors west virginia in terms of its nature. do you think that the system you set up can work well in other areas, perhaps like my district? >> certainly, i think that each state can come up with their own strategies, but i do believe that by having clear expectations and priorities, making sure you have open communication and working as a team, and making this a learning mode, not something that's top-down, but you are inviting the creativity of your team. >> do you think that there is some specific successful strategies for reducing vaccine waste? some of this is not waste, it's just second doses being held appropriately or inappropriately . but how do we reduce waste if it is as bad as we think? >> i know we are over time and i will just say that i know there are some strategies we can pursue together to accomplish that goal. >> thank you, madam chair, i yield back. >> dr. marsh, we would love to hear your ideas if you would like to submit them to the c

hills in the south—west and the north west of england and south wales have the greatest risk of flooding. that rain returns to northern ireland and parts of scotland during the day. east anglia and the south east should stay predominantly dry with good spells of sunshine. it is another windy day. the strongest winds to be found on coasts in the west. temperature is pretty high for all. where you get the sunshine in the south east we could well be looking at highs of 16 degrees. extremely mild for this point in february. 0n extremely mild for this point in february. on sunday the weather front will still be with us, but it will wriggle its way a little bit further east. some uncertainty about exactly where it will end up. central and southern england and the midlands could see rain at times. to the north—west a mix of sunshine and showers. another pretty mild day. mild is the theme through next week. temperatures could touch 17 degrees at times in the south, but a bit of rain to come towards the north and the west. a reminder of our top story... the duke and duchess of sussex have told

call the west bank but this is the death of my the bible it's not something that was invented by you or me and into then somalia which exists for 3 a 3800 years the jewish people is building its life once again it was never before and stayed there only occupiers and we came back to our homeland we are eager to have peace with the palestinians we are ready for them to have their independence in any way that does not. jeopardize our very existence they start negotiating with israel in 2046 years now they are not ready to enter a room and to sit with us and to try. to reach an agreement which is something that the u.a.e. did and bahrain did and morocco did in sudan did so this is exactly what i said if the palestinians would follow the arab countries that are now in peace with israel and we reached an agreement they will gain from it $12000000.00 is going to do it they're reluctant to do it they're losing from it well it's not exactly a comparable situation is it because the us and bahrain haven't lived under occupation for 53 years and when it comes to judea and samaria what we call th

across the south east, it'll be drier, and drier across the north west. a bit cooler here, but much milder for england and wales to start monday morning. we still have that weather front lingering across parts of england and wales, but through the day, it'll start to push northwards and eastwards and begin to fizzle out. so conditions will improve here. one or two showers across the north west of scotland, but otherwise a good deal of bright and sunny weather around. a little bit cooler, you'll notice, across the north and the west, but very mild again across the midlands and the south and east. now, as we head on into tuesday, we see a new area of low pressure push in off the atlantic. that's going to bring renewed weatherfronts with more rain, stronger winds here as well. but it'll also be drawing up some extremely mild air off the near continent around the middle part of the week, certainly for england and wales. and that really will be noticeable around the middle part of the week. i showed you 17—18 degrees possible in the south east. some rain in

parts of wales and the south—west. eastern parts of england holding on to dry and relatively bright weather in the best of any sunshine we are looking at highs of 16 or 17 degrees. but it is mild across the board. windy for all as well. the strongest winds running up to these western coastal areas, gusts of 50—60 mph. may be stronger than that for a time. 0ver gusts of 50—60 mph. may be stronger than that for a time. over 90 strongest winds were transparent to be south—west of scotland. using a little elsewhere. much of the rain easing as well. a band of cloud, patchy ben and resident was the south—east and shove it towards the natwest. many spells ending with clear spells and temperatures holding between five and 11 degrees. together the mud on the south—east corner towards the south—east of this weather of rain which will still be hanging around through tomorrow bringing some cloud, some patchy rain and drizzle. a bit of uncertainty about the exact movement tomorrow. it will be moving aimlessly around but

the occupied west bank. in a joint statement at the end of the 2 day summit in cairo palestinian factions pledged to abide by the timetable for the long delayed votes and accept the results and election court will be set up to monitor the process and resolve any disputes it will include judges from the west bank gaza and east jerusalem uniforms palestinian police offices will guard voting sites in the west bank and gaza the 2 groups also agreed to allow unrestricted campaigning and to release political detainees held in the west bank and gaza. thank. you. let's now bring in our guests in ramallah we have mostafa a palestinian politician and secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. is knesset member representing the movement and in chicago. is co-founder of the intifada and author of the battle for justice in palestine a very warm welcome to you all thanks for joining us here on all just there is inside story i'd like to begin with you ali abunimah this is not the 1st time that we've been tol

he truly brings the west to live as he dispels many of the myths surrounding the wild west. let's give a hardy welcome to cowboy mike. >> thank you, thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. i have a had a chance to be here. it was a good experience. and i'm very, very pleased to be here at the fort. you see the title of the presentation some of you may have some questions, but the story about the black cowboy that's is not well known. and in some cases they helped to shape the traditions and we'll talk about that in a little bit. to be a cowboy in the old west meant to live a life, at times, that was solitary. again sometimes it was dangerous, and was with low pay. black cowboys were also not always appreciated by their white counter parts so depending on where you were located you could run into real problems in that regard. a number of scholars looked at the question and they started not in the united states, not in latin america, but in africa. there is, again, a strong cattle tradition in various parts of africa and particularly in west africa a number of traditions that

look at kanye west. look at how many — to most people — talk about kanye west on social media when he is having his very public incidents, his episodes, whatever you might call it. they don't often treat kanye with kindness or empathy. that was paris hilton, and i'm lewis vaughan—jones. —— perez. this is bbc news. hello there. for most of us, this weekend is going to feel bitterly cold. that's because we'll have very strong winds. it's going to be windy, pretty much both saturday and sunday. but by the end of the weekend, we'll start to see some milder air making inroads, particularly across more western parts. but we start this morning off on a settled and bright note across eastern areas. windy and very cold, mind you. further west, for northern ireland, some disruptive snow to move in through the morning period. accumulations up to 5—10 cm and that snow will be blowing around and the strong winds drifting in places. the snow will then slowly move eastwards, affecting western parts of scotl

but that comeback of the west under u.s. leadership is by no means certain. germany is marking a years since 9 people with immigrant backgrounds were killed in a racist attack that shocked the country the victims were gunned down in the western city of hung out by a far right extremist who later turned the gun on himself now after a year long investigation relatives of the victims say they still have more questions than answers. the bells of one else churches ringing out and remembrance of the 9 that lost their lives but for friends and family of the victims they still deal with the grief daily. this is on you know here today it's been exactly a year since my son and 8 other young people that he became victims of a racist terrorist attack she looks were. on the night of the 19th of february 2020 shots rang out in the heart of how. an armed man entered 2 bars and opened fire killing 3 people before getting back into his car and driving to the other side of the city. there he entered a cafe into killed 6 more. it took just 12 minutes to kill 9 people injured 7

claudia in the north—west. showers in north—west scotland. —— cloudy in the north west. we say goodbye to the north west. we say goodbye to the weather front tonight. we could see fog patches for me but that will not last because the wind will strengthen. more especially in the west and accompanied by heavy rain. west and accompanied by heavy rain. we will have snow above 5—600 metres. tomorrow the area of low pressure brings in weather fronts with rain. and wherever you are tomorrow you will notice gusty winds. the strongest, to gail. in the west and here we will have the heaviest rain. across parts of south—west scotland, cumbria, north—west wales, we could see a lot of rain. there is the risk of local flooding. towards the south—east, it is drier but wherever you are will be windy. on wednesday, we will have rain across the north and west. some of that still heavy. exacerbating the flooding risk. the wind will not be as strong. in the south—east, look at the temperature. 17. potentially we might get 18. as things settle towards the end of the week, temperatu

look at kanye west. look at how many — to most people — talk about kanye west on social media when he is having his very public incidents, his episodes, whatever you might call it. the lead actors of the iconic 19705 movie love story, ali mcgraw and ryan 0'neill, have been honoured with their own stars in the hollywood walk of fame. the pair were invited to a virtual ceremony held by the hollywood chamber of commerce and shown a video of their stars being made. love story remains one of the highest grossing films of all time. and before i go, dramatic discovery has linked stonehenge to its original site in wales. archaeologists from university couege archaeologists from university college london uncovered the remains of an ancient stone circle in wales and supports the theory that the monument was dismantled there and then dragged over 140 miles. that's it from me. you can get me on twitter @lvaugthones. i am lewis vaughn me on twitter @lvaugthones. i am lewis vaugthones and this is bbc news. hello t

few saw west ham coming. the assumption was the pressure would tell, the bubble would burst, and yet they keep rising. surprising. and tottenham's defence are easily shocked. not five minutes in, they couldn't keep out michail antonio. west ham a step closer to the top four place spurs crave. so, at half—time, jose mourinho sent gareth bale on for a bail—out. the problem is they hadn't fixed the leak. in poured jesse lingard to score. as he celebrated, the video officials deliberated, was it offside? pablo fornals not interfering, they said. goal given. tottenham needed something fast. over to bale and lucas moura. 2-1. just under half an hour for spurs to turn around the match and perhaps their season. they had kane and bale. they didn't have luck. it never returned. the hammers held on through a scrambling stoppage time, sometimes only by a matter of inches. in the table now, the gap is clearer. west ham go fourth, tottenham continue to go south. i think for a long, long, long time, that we have problem

kim kardashian west! both destined to strike an improbable alliance with another star of reality television, although politics was, it's thought, just one source of disagreement. she a democrat... i love this guy right here! he, an increasingly vocal conservative, seen here sporting a "make america great again" hat in the oval office before going on to announce an ill—fated run for president. that led in july last year to a barrage of worrisome tweets, including one in which kanye west likened his mother—in—law to the north korean dictator kimjong—un, and even accused herfamily of trying to lock him up. it is being reported - that kim had been over the marriage for a long time, but she felt that last year- was not the right time to file for divorce, - because kanye, in her mind and in that of a lot - of the public, was struggling. both are said to be worth more than $1 billion — he through music and fashion lines, she as a tv star and entrepreneur. it is thought the couple has a prenuptial agree