we sell haddock, whiting, cod and what we call rough.er that, monks, anything else goes in the second seal. what kind of sale, how much fish, what with the prices like? 400 boxes, prices were good probably because of the type of weather we've had, there hasn't been much fish so the price is good. just down the coast from fraserburgh is peterhead, one of europe's busiest fishing ports. harvest hope is about to set sail on a 10—day trip far out into the north atlantic on the hunt for cod and haddock. come aboard! it's a big trip. how far offshore are you going? we could be going as high as 300 miles west. it's out in the atlantic. how many days is that? hopefully 8 days but no more than 10 days keep the quality. and you need to go that far to find the best fish stocks? yes, it's lovely haddock but it keeps us out of the north sea, reduces the effort in the north sea and because the cod quota has been cut this year, we have less time to spend in the north sea. the amount of fish skipper james stephen can catch is controlled by quota and und

i saw dan wincing the way you pronounced cape cod.n't seem right to him. >> give it to me. >> you didn't do it the new england way. >> which is? >> cape cod. >> there you go. >> yeah, sure. >> you know what, i think i like it better when dan does it. thank you, rob. >>> we want to move on to a dramatic rescue on the mountain as a hero skier rushes to save a woman whose head was buried in the snow. the whole thing caught on camera. this morning, dramatic helmet cam video capturing an incredible rescue in the french alps. >> just stay calm. >> reporter: 23-year-old will field wasting no time. a woman trapped. her head buried under nearly two feet of snow, her legs flailing as she struggles for air. >> stay calm. >> reporter: immediately he pulls out an emergency snow shovel and frantically tries to free her. on the way. anot dig theom outhindent coming just weeks after another daring rescue in switzerland last month. >> help me. >> you can breathe. >> reporter: professional arder saving two women caught in an avalanche. liebenguth credi

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overnight, that's when we could get a little bit of snow on cape cod and by the time we get to saturdayternoon, it's said and done. today's forecast, middle of the country, you are gorgeous and for all of our friends in the southeast who have had just a miserable stretch of wet weather, this is your reward, guys, they are going to go friday, saturday, sunday, sunny and dry, and they deserve it after all the wet weather they have had. >> thank you, bill. >> good news for them. thank you, bill. despite outcry from activists nationwide and accusations his case was mishandled, alabama has executed an inmate convicted of capital murder, that story coming up next. murder, that story coming up next ♪ the more you go out and see this world of ours, you'll find that our similarities are just as remarkable as our differences. in delta's 300 cities around the globe, we've seen it's less what language you speak or what you believe in. it's who shares the same goal: that of trying to move us all forward, aboard the biggest flight of all. i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues.

unempmployment rate cod hit 30% in the coming weeks and months. for more, we're joined by jeffrey sachs, leading economist and director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university. interestingly, he also led the world health organization's commission on macroeconomics and health from 2000 to 2001. playing a key role in conceiving and establishing the global fund to fight aids, tuberculosis, and malaria, which helped distribute new medicines to fight infectious diseases. he is the author of a number of books, including most recently, "a new foreign policy: beyond american exceptionalism." his forthcoming book "the ages , of globalization." he joins us via video stream. and juan gonzalez z cohosting fm his home in new brunswick, new jersey. jeffrey sachs, thank you so much for joining us. you work in new york, the epicenter of the pandemic in the united states. talk about what is happening in washington and then around the world, and president trump switching once again yesterday, reversing course, his top scientific advisor not

have died in the past 24 hours, takinghe total number of deaths more than 9000, with more than 86,000 codases. france's ime minister says the country is facing an extremely high surge coronavirus cases in theountry with 360 five deaths rerted in one day. the situation is putting there enealth care system under enormous pressure. you are w america."c world news still to come on tonight's program, the british prime minister and his health for the coronaviruted positive how would this affect the government's response? ♪ >> thereave been stark warnings from the united nations that refugee cn syria are particularly vulnerable for the the fear is 100,000 people might e unless medical supplies arrive urgently. we have this report from correspondent: lining up to fight a new battle in syria. this time against an invisibl killer, covid-19. civil defense volunteers hoping to save lives with a disinfectant, but just imagine trying to prevent the virus taki hold in camps like this, rperfect breeding ground disease. so the children of serious long war, like her and her brother, arew facing a nger. the

and so cod i found it tremendously frustrating when i would demonstrate that an offender commit an offense and taking it to a commander and having a commander be the deciding authority you know i don't think commanders are capable of making. an object of decision i don't i do not think it should be in their hands so he was just seeking to do discretion away from yes absolutely congresswoman davis and i are both on the armed services committee there are a number of issues that you've raised that makes me want to go back and particularly take another look an emotional one individual basis what happens after a crime like that has been committed it's a very difficult thing to go through and don't think i don't know i know. the fact that you're willing to tell me your stories firsthand makes it much easier for us to go back and just say you know these are policies that we have to change it's a big it's a big big deal but you do it really find people like you who will stand up for us thank you so much. everything they do. to me it's make you get people nervous thanks for your time mr speaker las

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cod are caught on camera. evenen a seal. after half of year -- of darkness, the day now.. sun will nonot set untill september and in the arctic if will awaken. >> during the phase that is coming we want t to stutudy howe ecosystem reacacts to thretuturn of the ligight. how fast willllhe explosision of life happen, that alalways stars in the arctic when sun comes back after winter? which species willl eat which? at is the e sequence o of l lif? that is what will characterize the next part of the expedition. rereporter: until september, the research vesessel and itits team ll d drift togher r with the ice over the arctic ocean to better understand this region that is so crucial to our whole planet. brent: you're watching dw news. i'll be back to take you through the day. to night the german chancellor and her statistics about coronavirus. plus, a veteran of the obama campaigngn joins me to talk abot the joe biden-bernie sanders bribery. -- rivalry. we'll be right back. what about you watching i comparison front twenty four the headlines this hour. the coronavirus out declare

it was a strong line of ostorms that move d through with the cod front and we can see with the imagery, and those storms are moving through in the early morning hours and one more loop, we can see the storms that we can see the bright reds and yellow s passing through quickl and they did not have a lot of time with the head's up when the tornados and storms were moving through, and that is something to watch throughout the day and developing situation there. as we bring it back home, we are bringing all of the clear weather here and enjoying sunshine and warmer temperatures and you are ant to go out to polls in berkeley, expect the temperatures in the low 70s and not any better than that with the low sunshine and the comfortable temperatures holding into the evening. the microclimates and the high and mild temperatures for today and some of us may be nearing record highs. 80 in concord and 79 in napa and 79 in santa rosa and san jose is reaching 76 degrees. a couple of more days like this and then we will cool down for the weekend and i will show you that in the full microclimate forec

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meanwhile state health officials are now waiting on more than 11,700 cod 19 tests in sacramento, asey zavala kron 4 news. >>area bridges will nolonger be accepting cash to help slow the spread of the coronavirus today caltrans and the bay area toll authority announced they will be temporarily suspending cash toll collection at 7 bridges until further notice this will affect drivers who cross the ending up the nation martinez car keenest dunbarton richmond sandra fell san francisco, oakland bay and san matteo hayward bridges, the starts at midnight toll booths at these bridges will now be unstaffed drivers witho a fast track will receive an invoice 5 now so it's not free you'll have to pay at a later date. it will then be mailed to the address at which the vehicles registered with the dmv even though the invoice will read toll violaton notice, the transaction will not be considered a violation and the amount due will only be for that whole amount. lots more coming up here on kron 4 news at 6 lg lines and empty shelves, a common sight at some local stores. >>but officials are urging the

pullen demand to be in our women'sand spad in the conservative message this fall women cod hold the keypresidential election and to control of congress, the effort capture their votes as a top priority on both sides of taisle, 70% of the voters will be women people of color. >>more voters unr e age of 35 michigademocratic congressman dan kildee ys he thinks democrats will have success appealing to women voters the wae is comingit's not just the blue wave,it's the pink wave toni van pelt president of the national organization for women says they hope to win arizona. >>and gain democratic control of the senate in november change doesn't happen until change happens and i think that's what's happening now e democrat and republican women have just 8 months to make their strategy a reality. reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>insidebay area politics host catherine heenan will host a political panel to bring us the latest election results. that's coming up tonight at 8 30 durinthe kr 4 evening news and then on sunday at 00:30am in the morning will have a complete reca of the today and

>>and we are learning the crash in oil prices brought on bythcoronavirus epidemic cod push gas pricesbelow $2 a gallon in the coming weeks. experts at gasbuddy say that prices could be driven below the $2 gallon mark if covid 19 shares continue and the global oil supply does not shrink. it comes after major oil producing nations failed over the weekend to agree on a plan to boost crude oil prices aaa reports the national average price r gas is currently at $2 and $0.38. and tonight, the average price of s is san francisco's $3.65 in oakland. it's 3.89 and in san jose. it is 3.69 that's according to gasbuddy dot com. >>the c berkeley is suspending most in person classes starting tomorrow that's according to the chancellor at this time the campus has no confirmed coronavirus cases, however, officials say they're taking extra precautions as the spread of the virus continues all lecture courses will be offered through alternative high tech options, including zoom, and course capture. the change is effective through the end of spring break that's march 29th officials say they will then mak

>>a handful of commuters cod be seen at the union city bart station during rush hour thursday afternoone parking lot almost empty. e reason why bart is cutting back hours starting monday march 23th monday through friday service willbe 05:00am to 09:00pm service rig now ends at midnight starting saturday march 28 weekend service will be frm 08:00am to and my war. its i mean all i can get there doesn't impact me 2 months i get off of 5 sosa sa the fun part was t available for an interview but posted on thr website sfmta ac trait. >>and other alternative bus operators willprovide service after 09:00pm for any stay late this union city bus driver had to say about e changes. >>we don't think that many people because everything' must we must close we don't see many people around. for weeks barr has been monioring the coronavirus outbreak d the fl of wrers numbers show ridership agency feeling the economic impact citing million reduction irevenue part is seeking emergency nds from all levels of government duri this crisis, bart says they will monitor ridership data each day to determine how lo

y's coronavirus, next year or the year after it could be some nalatisaster, couple years after that cod be another public health emergency-- that it's more important that we get the foundation set d ready now so, i was already sold on a guaranteed income, b now i'm more than sold because i see now, particularly in a world thngt moves so fast, where t like this are becoming more and more commonplace, that folks need a firm fation. an as my mom always says, if we get-- if we stay ready, we won't have to get ready. so that folks are in a better position and next time some sort of pandemic or naturalisaster happns, that this has to be part of our natioral resilience egy: how do we make sure that every american has ateast something to persist through what's becoming morand more common. >> sreenivasan: mayor michael tubbs of stockton, california; seed program there; staciahe martin-west from the university of tolennesseege of social work; and amy castro baker, university of pennsylvania school of social policy and practice-- thank you all for joini us. >> thank you so much for having us. >> s

could see snow along cape cod. we'll be watching it closely. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and harvey weinstein making news tonight. he's now been transferred to rikers island in new york city. he was moved from bellevue hospital more than a week after being found guilty of criminal sexual assault and rain. doctors inserted a stent in his heart last night. he now faces up to 29 years in prison when he's sentenced next week. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. disturbing video of a violent police arrest in new york. officers confronting a young man, allegedly smoking marijuana, appearing to kick him to the ground. >>> there are late developments today in the missing children's case making national headlines. their mother has now been extradited back to idaho and the fbi releasing new images tonight of the children at yellowstone. what they reveal about the photos and when they were taken. >>> and then the driver who did not see the train coming. authorities say she is lucky

weeks in an effort to slow the spread of the virus we're closing or almo every other day no for murray cod main guess every stat beingseen cafe daily routines are not whatit used to be erybody comes in there like panicking. they're like well you can stilopen like a at gomez italian restaurant it has been slow owner max by a has ben relyg on taket that side of the business is actually keepng us live room with u know some oxygen. >>and that's exact what governogavin neome is calling on restaurants to do reduced occupancy by half operatg would curbside food and delivery as a pragmatic respse to the virus by a and his staff are wearing gloves and placed a sanitation station by the exit. he rees with the governor whether a directive, you know we get from the state of from de. will will follow in sunnyvale yle ong kron 4 news. >>well aconcerns about coronavirus spread basic necessities are prtty much selling out in stores all across the bay area, worried shpers. it's like pac shopping they ntinue to stock up on food and other leing some store shelves empty. lines are wrapping out the stor arou t

instituted all of our procedures and protocols, he was put into an isolation room within anteroom so that we cod manage his care, and keep ourselves safe and keep the rest of the emergency room safe. >> do you fe that if there are more patients coming that your hospital is ready to deal with that? >> so because we are in search mode at this time, already, this is standard, this me of year with the regular flu are already at capacity, and in terms of being able tosupport all of the individuals that are coming in, because of the fear thatou mentioned, i concerned that we will run out of stuff, out of supplies to be able noto support only those could have coronavirus but our regular patients, the patient population that is very sie . >> sithe resources are limited in the test kits are as limited, dr.an emergency room doctor, what criteria do you use to determine whether or not someone should be tested? >> for us what we are doing is we are assessing the patient's r all possibilities muscle do they have influenza, do th have the common cold, how sick are they? what level of care do we need work clos

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we, cod, corn. we shipped those all over the nation. it is such a rural area.t was so difficult to get to come it really expanded the food supply for the nation. it was a huge economic boost toward local rural economy to have the railroad here. whether that was in 1890's or the 1950's, the railroad has been an important part of the amarillo economy. largest problems is that we are isolated. ,rom a geographic point of view we are the spot that everyone comes to. we are the spot. it's hard for us to change sometimes. we get set in our ways. we don't have a lot of driving forces to change us. we are isolated. continuing to have a mindset that adapts to and looks for change and looks renovation. sometimes we struggle with that. the flipside is that taking what could be a week as and making it into a strength. we are pioneers. we like to solve our own problems. we don't look to a government or somebody else to help us do that. we put our hands to the plow and push harder and work harder until we figure out the solution on our own. i love that pioneering feat -- spir

usual scott a child's really namibia up towards the north and we've got mostly dry kiss guys in cape cod a $26.00. join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news channel morning talkers and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the states misleads the public to still be here reflects the. climate change their editorial shows take a dart believe they have anything to apologize for listening post on al-jazeera. the. the earth. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera at the administration is from missing up to a trillion dollars to help the u.s. economy whether the coronavirus pandemic proposal includes giving money to individual citizens the european union meanwhile has agreed to close the bronx external borders for 30 days as restrictions imposed to curb the spread of coronavirus become more extreme in italy another 345 people have died while spain has reported another 2000 cases and a malaysian has rolled out some of the most drastic restriction seen across asia to stop the spread of the virus

coasts but it will bring the colder temperatures down and we could see snow across long island and cape codis your forecast, not a lot but something to keep an eye on. daylight savings time. spring forward this weekend. you lose an hour of sleep. carley: can we abolish this whole thing? does anybody like daylight savings time? >> janice: i will speak for america. i will do a poll on twitter. >> marco rubio posted as we yesterday saying what do you think? he does not like it. >> if i was running for president i would say no more daylight savings. todd: in 2024. >> janice: everyone can get behind, bipartisan, thank you. happy friday. where your pants the right size. the time is 35 after the hour. todd: decisive action to contain the coronavirus, new cases pop up across the us. doctor nicole safire answering questions how to protect your self. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ well now there's score!, time...from force factor,enin'. to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in mor

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>>so we are very busy trying to build towards that officials monday said cod 19 hospitalization rates doubled while the number of i c u patients tripled in the last 4 days governor, newsome says about 1400 people are hospitalized while 597 of those are in intensive care the governor still calling the statewide stay at home order indefinite if you've ever. >>you know, gone skydiving the worst thing a human beg can do. >>is cut the parachute. when you night even close to the ground. we're not yet close to the ground governor newsom's tell a press conference monday was the first of what's now expected to be daily updates with the governor that start every day at noon. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>today the city of oakland began making good on a pledge to move homeless people into local hotels and helping them toetter se isolate during the covid debt 19 pandemic our kron four's kate rooney has details. >>with 283 confirmed cases of covid 19 in alameda county today oakland bn moving some members of the homeless population into state leased hotels in hopes of providing reli

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with well, it was a last-minute thing, voters were paralyzed with indecision and they saw joe biden cod south carolina, andthey thought, okay, i'll go with him, but what do you see in terms underlying that in terms of who voted for joe biden and who didn't. >> i think theh ting that made these two candidates is te support.ty of their base we've seen bernie sanders not only do well with young people but make inroads in parcular with the latino community, not just in california but across the country. with joe biden, we've seen a group of support not st frm african-americans but, in particular, from suburban women, and i think those two have been pretty durable for both to haves the candidnd i think, going forward, you're going to see a pretty stable race and,re ally, what it's going to come down to is the rest of the makeup of the other state that we have to vote, still. >> woodruff: nick carte when you look at bernie sanders' support, who is with him? k p hearing it's young people, but who else? >> i think young people, and i wouldn't underestimate how important it's going to be. i thin

silver screenings, we have the ull list posted on kron 4 dot com and that list cod change at any moment because the city apollo althgh says they could cancel more events as he weeks move on at a moment's notice this isjust like the sapd center and some of he other sporting events this will go on actually and so the end of mah and they could say they did sathat this because coronavirus obviously is spreading and they will try their very best to slow it down. >>all right, thank you very much well. and as we mentioned at the top of the show woman in her60's is the first patient now to die of the coronavirus in santa clar countyand now county health officials are banning all events with more than a 1000 people in this all is an effort of course trying stem the spread of coronavirus as saa clara county now has 43 confirmed cases more than any other coun in the bay area. people arbanned now for gathering at concerts and sporting eventsike the san jose sharks game. the snp center says it's going to follow the mandate guideles. the ban es not include as mentioned earlier places like airports an