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at first, yvonne doesn't seem to recognise her husband's voice. mrs salomon. then she sees him.for 64—year—old yvonne, in a world constructed by alzheimer's, that has no meaning. it was lovely. she did want to hug me at one point, and i let her. it was just very brief. i didn't want to push her away, that would have just been terrible. and the joy has been obvious in many homes. here in scarborough, anne thompson was reunited with her 91—year—old mother, kathleen. at last, i'm in. it wasjust lovely. in fact, we all got rather emotional. i got more response than i would get from her normally through the window. even now, a few care homes remain extremely reluctant about opening their doors in this way. some say they are still studying the official guidance, which they only received four days ago, others want all the residents to have a second dose of the vaccine first. one of the uk's largest care providers, barchester, says some its homes are delaying close—contact visits while they study the guidance, and this independent home in leeds also wants to wait a little longer. i don'

yvonne did not think that was fair so she did two things. a dispute with her credit card company and she called us. we contacted asap tickets parent company and here's what they told us. "when the pandemic started, many airlines were not allowing refunds and they were offering credits only." they went on to say "it wasn't until months later that airlines started relaxing these rules." asap tickets corporate office then processed yvonne's refund in full $1,543, no fees. here's the thing, though. asap could have stuck to its guns. the $250 fee was not an airline refund fee, it was an asap refund fee spelled out in the terms and conditions. so kudos to asap for dropping its fee here. this isn't the first time we've helped a fewer who has had trouble with a travel agent and blind-sided by a fee that's actually in the fine print. if you want to avoid that surprise, consider booking directly with an airline. often their prices are identical. call us any time, 888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com and click the "responds" option from the main menu.

the square quickly emptied, leaving three of us with yvonne. went with her in the ambulance to hospital. in the ambulance, there were other libyan students who were bleeding from their wounds. but she seemed more concerned about them. "keep safe, be calm," she said. what incredible courage and incredible conduct for a young woman of 24! 24 or 25. what an example to the metropolitan police themselves, but to everyone of us. he said her conduct deserved a medal. may i suggest that a posthumous award of the george medal could be considered. despite the past two years, and mostly because of yvonne�*s calm, courageous demeanour while she was so grievously wounded and dying. responding for the government was the home office minister kit malthouse, who invited him to gather the evidence needed for a postumous award of the george medal. i know that this nomination will come with particular weight, given the standing the right honourable gentlemen has over this house, but also in the service that he has given to the country in his own career. i expect t

so one year into the pandemic stanford health care infectious disease specialist doctor yvonne maldonado, thank you, doctor, for joining us. >> i know there's a huge demand to find out about vaccinating children. but even babies are in the mix here. so is there an extra layer of concern. what kinds of things might they be doing differently. >> we at the 8 vaccines for children all the time. these are big companies that are used to making vaccines for children. that's usually the biggest population vaccinated in the u.s. anyway. so i think one of the major conperns is to make sure that we start with the older children. and vaccinate slowly to look for safety signals and make sure they're start with a lower doses and then moved to higher doses that could provide better immune protection. so 70's. you have to go a little bit slower. the beginning. but then once you get to a so you feel that the vaccine is safe, that that those you can then expand the trials to larger numbers of kids to doctor aside from this particular study. are you aware of any >> studies or. experiences of any children g

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a yvonne maldonado, a disease specialist infectious disease specialist from stanford. the american rescue plan. >> we'll bring much needed funding to the state and to the bay area, our kron 4 sanaz tahernia gives us a look at how some of that money will be distributed locally. >> president joe biden signing the 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief package. thursday means billions of dollars in much-needed funding is headed to california governor newsom announced the american rescue plan act will bring more than a 150 billion dollars into the state's economy. nearly half of which will pay for stimulus checks and expanded unemployment benefits 16 billion dollars will go to local governments. splitting between cities and counties. here's a look at how some of that money will be allocated here in the bay area close to 2.2 billion dollars will be distributed across 9 bay area counties. i'm so grateful. >> we have stimulus money coming in. it's going to make a real difference with our deficit and our ability to continue services. i'm really excited and grateful to speaker nancy

yvonne maldonato. >> it is the result of the way we do all of our health care in the u.s. which is fragmented. we have an extremely fragmented health care system in the u.s. >> reporter: we've also learned some counties like contra costa have received an allotment from the federal government that santa clara and others are expecting soon. there's also the difference in vaccination rates due to the governor's push to get shots in the hardest-hit zip codes. >> i am hopeful but i also think we're going to have to be patient and not everyone's going to get their first choiceunders is. >> reporter: what does it mean for you? on thursday, everyone 15 and up becomes eligible in california and in mid-april it's everyone 16 and up. counties like santa clara are ready for the onslaught of employments, they can vaccinate 200,000 a week, the only constraint is supply. >> the quantities are not to provide for everybody that is eligible. >> reporter: when they come in, the county launched a mobile vaccine clinic to serve people who can't leave their homes, the elderly and residents in u

accuses the kremlin of poisoning him with a nerve agent something it denies yvonne he was jailed last month on his return to russia for violating parole last being treated in germany the european union is also imposing sanctions on 4 officials close to president putin. it was not meant to be a silver bullet or an ending to what has been a difficult relationship with russia we expect the relationship to continue to be a challenge we're prepared for that and we're neither seeking to reset our relations with russia nor are we seeking to escalate. the 279 schoolgirls kidnapped last week from a government run boarding school in northern nigeria have been recounting their ordeal after being freed they say their abductors beat them and threatened to shoot them as they were marched into a forest the release follows 4 days of tense negotiations officials say no ransom was paid for their release. yet i was on our list and now wouldn't they drove us like animals some of us were falling and getting injured they made us track for 2 to 3 hours and spent the 1st 2 days in the camp they pushed us for

one of them was yvonne lo who represents much of the south bay. >> he had been victimized just last week in mountain view. just this week in san jose. enough is enough. how much more will we tolerate? >> local sports teams are joining the effort to stop these attacks. the president of the 49ers and the president of the san jose sharks have each pledged $10,000 to groups fighting racist attacks. >> community leaders in chinatown in oakland said that a proposed law could lead to more crimes. christie smith in oakland to explain it to us. christy? >> well, terry, this event was led by the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, and bottom line for people out here felt that it could undermine people's sense of security especially at a sensitive time, but also they believe that possibly lead to more crimes of opportunity. in a statement in part from state senator nancy skinner's office, she said that the purpose of sb-82 which is supported by the state penal code committee is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felony. violent thefts would remain v

and for more i'm joined by yvonne a maldonado she's and epidemiology is an infectious disease specialist at stanford school of medicine and she joins us from palo alto in california good morning to you good to have you with us at least tell me how worried are you about the rise in infection numbers among children. yes it is a concern but we have to remember that it is still a case that world why that children do not make up a very large percentage of people who are infected with the virus for example here in the united states about 13 percent of voluntary actions are children under 18 it is true however that children can be infected they can become hospitalized and rarely children can die from the disease so we do have to be careful and in addition as you heard before children can become infected more likely without symptoms so they can spread to other us we have to remember that all our family members must mask and distance how big a role does the so-called british variant be 117 play when it comes to children well the b 117 variant is going to play a similar role in children as it will

one of them was yvonne lo who represents much of the south bay. >> he had been victimized just last week in mountain view. just

and for more i'm joined by yvonne amount of nato she's an epidemiology is an infectious disease specialist at stanford school of mates in and she joins us from palo alto in california good morning to you good to have you with us at least tell me how worried are you about the rise in infection numbers among children. yes it is a concern but we have to remember that it is still a case that world why that children do not make up a very large percentage of people who are infected with the virus for example here in the united states about 13 percent of voluntary actions are children under 18 it is true however that children can be infected they can become hospitalized and rarely children can die from the disease so we do have to be careful and in addition as you heard before children can become infected more likely without symptoms so they can spread to other rest we have to remember that all our family members must mask and distance how big a role does the so-called british variant the 117 play when it comes to children well the b $17.00 variant is going to play a similar role in children as i

more in the us that speak to detail the political correspondent the only yvonne hummus stein any of the chance that is reassuring germans that they can still trust the government's vaccine program but what else did she have to say to try to instill confidence. well she sort of reaffirmed 1st and above all that vaccine and vaccinations are really the most effective tool we have against the grown a virus pandemic at the moment and she also said that she understands sort of the frustration of people and the anxiety the questions that now arise with this u. turn on the astra zeneca vaccine but then she underlined quote unquote we will overcome this pandemic step by step and you can see that both her and the health minister he tried really hard to sort of like transport this sense of optimism and off hopefulness and it's very bleak picture pandemic picture here in germany whether or not that will convince the public that is another question but this is just the latest in a number of huge tens by the authorities here are gone the handling of the pandemic . yeah exactly i mean we just last wee

accuses the kremlin of poisoning him with a nerve agent something it denies yvonne was jailed last month on his return to russia for violating parole was being treated in germany the european union is also imposing sanctions on 4 officials close to president putin. russia's foreign minister says his country will respond to the sanctions he cast doubt on iranis poisoning but didn't mention a criminal critic by name. we will let you when all those who treated him thoroughly hide all the facts which could help to understand what happened and in parallel instead of honest collaboration and not hiding they start to punish us this doesn't bring any credit to those who take decisions and will surely respond. let's cross to rosen and jordan who's at the state department in washington d.c. reason why is the u.s. taking these measures now while the u.s. government says that it is basically trying to fall into line with sanctions that the e.u. the european union imposed back in october after its own investigation into the poisoning and attempted assassination many say alexina of all the prominent r

founder yvonne musk says the test was a success the s intends touchdown represents the 1st successful landing of this type of rocket look at there shortly after celebrating touchdown it burst in to flames most later tweeted rip s. intent on rable discharge. the rockets are being developed to carry people to the moon and mars without an explosion sports news now in football german bundesliga club shanghai have been playing in the top division for nearly 3 decades but this year it looks like they'll be relegated it's been a chaotic period the club's new coach is their 5th this season. dimitrios promotes his has been unveiled as the new head coach of the 42 year old's task is clear say shall go from relegation definitely a tall order. i see schulte as a great challenge i'm really looking forward to the job and will try to channel more of the energy and power this club usually exudes into the team so we can then show that on the pitch. schulte his new man gained his coaching experience in the lower division in germany but as a player remotes is made nearly $150.00 appearances in the bunde

and for more i'm joined by yvonne amount on nato she's an epidemiology is an infectious disease specialist at stanford school of mates and and she joins us from palo alto in california good morning to you good to have you with us at least tell me how worried are you about the rise in infection numbers among children. yes it is a concern but we have to remember that it is still a case that world why that children do not make up a very large percentage of people who are infected with the virus for example here in the united states about 13 percent of voluntary actions are children under 18 it is true however that children can be infected they can become hospitalized and rarely children can die from the disease so we do have to be careful and in addition as you heard before children can become infected more likely without symptoms so they can spread to other rest we have to remember that all our family members must mask and distance how big a role does the so-called british variant the 117 play when it comes to children. well the b $17.00 variant is going to play a similar role in children as

resignation of nicole pasha none recently they broke into the us about 30 of the central district of your yvonne before that they hit another government building where several ministries are located and those were quite chaotic scenes as the crowds were smashing through the hallways and i guess those people who were at their desks at that time might have been really frightened the crowd specifically were addressing the government employees urging them to stop taking any called orders and do not calm to the pro passion and rally they do not stay inside for too long they storm in they shout slogans with the help of a bullhorn and then they move on so it looks like the police simply can't catch up with them now that protesters are said to be coming back to the national parliament that's where the opposition has been camping out for the last several days turning the area into the center of an uprising against nicole anyway that shows you how much attention is in the air right now as the political crisis in armenia unfolds at the political front the situation develops pretty fast we've just received

colombia's fock rebel group are being blamed for a car bomb attack in a town in the southwest president yvonne duke a visit at the blast site outside the mayor's office in korean taua more than 40 people were injured on friday including 11 public officials talk dissidents have rejected a 2016 peace deal which ended the group's involvement in the country's armed conflict you're going to stand there though those that didn't though we know that the ones behind this attack are the bandits from dago beto rommel's bandits from that group of descendents we are facing them and we will keep facing them wherever they are because those cowardly acts against the people are unforgiving they have only one party left either they surrender or we will fight them forcefully protests have been held against a rise in violence and discrimination against asian americans in cities across the u.s. the number of ronnie's has increased since a gunman killed 6 women of asian descent in atlanta pastor reports from one rally in washington. as burials for the victims of the georgia asian spa shootings continue people gathe

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increase in violence in spite of a 2016 peace deal between the government and fock rebels present yvonne doki has condemned the attack as an act of terrorism and ordered a military response. brazil has reported more than 3600 coronavirus deaths a new record for a single day and as the death toll mounts there is alarm over the growing number of young people becoming seriously ill and dying from covert 19 it's one of several worrying trends that are forced state and local authorities to take action when it came back every force from rio de janeiro. in an unusual holiday in rio de janeiro with empty streets in a crowded sidewalk protesters angry at the latest government to addict the mayor's a real one some have decreed an extended holiday and shut down brazil's 2 major cities keeping only essential services open and hundreds took to the streets saying they want their jobs back. informal workers see they're being punished for mistakes made by others much damage damage that we represent 50000 beach vendors who are left with no income the lack of vaccines and public policies to encourage the

and for more i'm joined by yvonne a maldonado she's an epidemiology is an infectious disease specialist at stanford school of medicine and she joins us from palo alto in california good morning to you good to have you with us at least tell me how worried are you about the rise in infection numbers among children. yes it is a concern but we have to remember that it is still a case that world why that children do not make up a very large percentage of people who are infected with the virus for example here in the united states about 13 percent of voluntary actions are children under 18 it is true however that children can be infected they can become hospitalized and rarely children can die from the disease so we do have to be careful and in addition as you heard before children can become infected more likely without symptoms so they can spread to other us we have to remember that all our family members must mask and distance how big a role does the so-called british variant be 117 play when it comes to children. well the b $17.00 variant is going to play a similar role in children as it

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they are 22 on adams, 18 year-old night qwest baker in 20 year-old, yvonne dorsey junior.one suspect still on the run tonight. shocking new video tonight from inside of the oklahoma county jail. that's in oklahoma city as inmates. we're holding the guard hostage yesterday afternoon after the inmates took the guard hostage. they used his own phone to record themselves inside of the jail. they then posted the video to the guard's facebook page galen culver gives us a look inside of the jail. has it all went down. >> new cell phone video from inside the oklahoma county detention center as the hostage situation was happening inmates referencing they had no choice but to stage the uprising due to the conditions inside the one inmate showing the conditions firsthand. we got numbers here. water don't the guard that was being held hostage can be seen in the shot here. his hands bound behind him. one inmate yelling that the guard or ceo had nothing to do with the reason for the violence. the guard later seen on his knees being subdued by that same inmate was some kind of restraint

that injured 7 people. 22 on adams 18 year-old mike was baker in 20 year-old, yvonne dorsey junior are facing assault and firearm charges next was the shooting on 19th street that killed 29 year-old to sheila harris and injured another. there are no material updates at this point. there are no arrests at this time. >> we do believe that she truly is at this point in time and it is a victim. there was probably struck by stray gunfire. and lastly, the police involved shooting that killed 25 year-old donovan lynch. >> the commonwealth's attorney's office is overseeing the criminal investigation by virginia beach police. they say they don't have a lot of answers. there was a firearm recovered. >> in the vicinity of where this incident occurred chief neudigate says there is no evidence at this time that supports lynch having a gun on him at the time. he was shot. >> or if the gun found belong to him and there's no body cam footage. officer was wearing a body cam. for unknown reasons at this point in time. it was not activated. >> that was hammer. scott reporting for us this morning of the 8

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more in this that's a political correspondent the only yvonne hummus the only other chance it is reassuring germans that they can still trust the government's vaccine program but what else does she have to say to try to instill confidence. well she sort of reaffirmed 1st and above all that vaccine and vaccinations are really the most effective tool we have against the grown a virus pandemic at the moment and she also said that she understands sort of the frustration of people and the anxiety the questions that now arise with this u. turn on the astra zeneca vaccine but then she underlined. we will overcome this pandemic step by step and you can see that both her and the health minister you tried really hard to sort of like transport this sense of optimism and off hopefulness and made this very bleak picture pandemic picture here in germany whether or not that will convince the public that is another question but this is just the latest in the number of you tens by the authorities here are gone the handling of the pandemic. yeah exactly i mean we just last week was the sort of last u.-turn w

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yvonne maldonado agrees. >> as a pediatrician, in collaboration with the american academy of pediatrics, feel that this is really good news for children. these are real-world studies, looking at real-world children and teachers. and where they're open in all of these other states, we are just not seeing infections. >> reporter: the new cdc recommendations also remove the need for plastic shields or barriers between desks, but teachers, students, and other adults should be kept about six feet apart when people are talking, cheering or singing. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up. >>> you know, like, i'm grateful i can even be here right now. i'm just like -- it's beyond me right now. >> speaking out for the first time. hear from that survivor of the atlanta spa shooting. >>> the rain has made its exit, but we've still got some cloud cover out there. what can we expect for the first day of spring? i'll have that answer for you coming up. stay with us. >>> welcome back. it's 7:14 on your saturday morning. it looks a bit heavenly as we take a live look outside over dubl

>>yvonne lee: thank you madam chair.d my fellow commissioners comments, i want to suggest that every time there's a budget discussion support staff is always in the front line of the cut. what is ultimately going to happen is an acceptable proposal that puts staff out and at the same time people find it easier to say we could do without the staff but other staff can do the work and i wonder if the director can answer this question. in lieu of the three support staff recommended cutsthat you made , what about a particular program? let's say several hundred outreach program. something people can direct their attention to that this is what it means by requiring the 10 percent cut, we will not be able to do a, b, c and d at the commission because it's a very easy excuse to say you're just losing the three support staff, all of us deal with it but if we come in and say this is what it means, we're not going to be able to do 10 percent of what we are required to do. this particular program. it makes it harder for folks to visi

in the 6 week conflict over nagorno-karabakh al-jazeera as robin foresee walker reports from yet yvonne on the challenges for some of the war small seriously injured voters that is a veteran from recent war with job is adjusting to his new life a life without forms. that lost his arms rescuing his own brother who'd been wounded in the leg. it's almost too much for their mother leanna to remember that day. virus that was with his brother in the ambulance when the shell struck by and despite his pain my brother came to help me the medic and driver also wounded the interior was on fire the mattresses were burning but we drove on while my brother tried to put out the fire. officially 9094 armenian soldiers were wounded in the 6 week war over nagorno-karabakh thought to treat some of the most seriously injured at this rehabilitation center in central yerevan. as summoning to get back to something you never get used to all of this it's very difficult to see these young soldiers and many of them are helpless as a doctor it's terribly difficult for me to tell some of them that they will never w

. >>> yvonne writes "i'm grateful that life slowed down and gave us time to reflect and remember whatame house. it allowed us to remember how precious life is and how blessed we are to have it." twitter user sunshine shared this. "so very thankful that both my 87-year-old parents are able to stay safe in their own home and not be at rix of contracting covid in a nursing home. both are fully vaccinated now too." another chris writes, "i'm grateful for an employer, walmart, that allowed my covid leave to be paid. the increased business has allowed our associates bonuses along with other incentive payments. i'm fortunate to be in the retail sector and i'm glad i'm still healthy and fully vaccinated." finally, carol shared this on facebook. "i'm blessed to live in the country on a minnesota lake. through this difficult year i've been able to distantly connect outside with neighbors as we walk on the roads winding through our neighborhood. more neighbors have been out and about as they worked from home. then during the summer we had the lake where we could cruise, ski, fish, surf, and swim

wiggins has a season hi up 40 points and you know it's going good when yvonne looney gets offensive andng that goal and that is mina steph curry, minus paschal and wiseman, the warriors still stil wood, 116-103. mark jones has x-ray vision to make a save like that to be the string with 33 saves in the game. find an auto patiently waiting and the first go and 21 games and the power play and kyle clifford with the steal and we are tied up at one. they go to the shootout and beating martin jones. the sharks have one last chance to keep it going and the bank is closed and the blues win, 2- 1. >>> the and see we are beaten by the 15 seat oral roberts. let's go to the finish with duane washington jr. and he has a chance of victory right here. it is a step back and the jumper is no good so we go into overtime. just over two minutes left and a pull-up j with oral robe leading by six. it's the last chance for ohio state and they have to three. somebody has to make it but nobody makes it through. oral roberts for the upset, 75- 72. >>> oregon state with the conference of champions pac-12 going fo

. >> doctor yvonne maldonado of stanford adds that companies are already working on second generation doses of the vaccine to address future variance and the next round of coronavirus relief is on the way. president biden signing the american rescue plan into law this afternoon. the package will deliver $1400 stimulus checks to the majority of americans about a 140 billion dollars will go toward temporary tax credits, including an expanded child tax credit that would pay out monthly rather than yearly. there is a 130 billion there for k through 12 schools to hire teachers, improve safety so that students can return to class. >> about 120 billion dollars will go towards vaccine distribution in covid testing among other public health expenses at about 350 billion will go towards state and local governments. the relief bill is expected to pump more than 150 billion dollars in 2 california said economy of that amount 16 billion will go towards local governments split between cities and counties. now here in the bay area. we will see nearly 2.2 billion dollars and here's the breakdown by c

yvonne: last year, -- sophie: last year, oasis modest proposals. heat this year or more leeway as the recovery is still ongoing? >> we find because you have prepared to be public a lot of names when necessary, companies are paired to work more with us privately more often and more frequently. and yes, we will be public this year in a couple of names. in other words, we will ask all shareholders to have their voices heard to management. are we asked management to listen to shareholders, at agm's or egm's and put four proxies, and we will do that again this year. overall, 90% of what we do remains private. we are perfectly happy for the company to take credit for those changes. we have seen those changes happen throughout the year, or comedies have gone ahead and expanded revenue avenues -- companies have expanded revenue by increasing overseas, consolidating factories in japan, and worked on other cost-saving measures, as well as other ways to improve margins by pursuing other business lines. that is happened across the board and we have been doing

the ceo of the traveller movement, yvonne macnamara, has said, "well, this is a truly shocking case."prime minister's official spokesperson was asked about this, and he said, "it's completely unacceptable to discriminate on the basis of race or ethnicity, and it's right that the ehrc and pontins have been investigated over this." so quite a strong reaction, given those claims that were so damning, really. sarah mann is the director of friends, families and travellers — a charity dedicated to help the gypsy, traveller and roma community. i must say when i first saw this story, it reminded me of those signs and hotels and shops 50—60 years ago. it seems extraordinary. when did you first hear about this, and do you know any of the people affected? , . , do you know any of the people affected? , ., , , �* do you know any of the people affected? , . , , �* ., affected? this really isn't a surrise affected? this really isn't a surprise to _ affected? this really isn't a surprise to us _ affected? this really isn't a surprise to us because i affected? this really isn't a l surprise to us bec

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