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. >> on this international transgender day of visibility christina arias phillips with the sacramentotq community center says president biden's latest proclamation is what the trans community needs to feel more accepted. we are knowledge an affair as human beings. and i think this is going to bring a lot of union going to give a very powerful message for the people outside of the community. but arias phillips as sacramento still has many obstacles to clear for its trance lay shun, which is also a part of the current homeless crisis. the housing is a big is a big problem, especially for the trans community trans people or 80% likely to be homeland. so like a 15 transfers and stick out from home because. >> is. >> not acceptable. last year, california passed assembly bill 20 to 18 in an effort to help this growing problem. this bile is going to cre like an emergency found and is going to help many all across california so they can trans people who are leading in mind. you know the state. she has a self-identified transgender woman herself arias phillips wants others in the community to

. >> on this international transgender day of visibility christina arias phillips with the sacramento lgbtq community center says president biden's latest proclamation is what the trans community needs to feel more accepted. we are acknowledging the fair as human beings. and i think this is going to bring a lot of union going to give a very powerful message for the people outside of the community. but arias phillips as sacramento still has many obstacles to clear for its which is also a part of the current homeless crisis. the housing is a big is a big problem, especially for the trans community trans people or 80% likely to be homeland. so like a 15 transfers and we stick out from harm because. >> is. >> not acceptable. last year, california passed assembly bill 20 to 18 in an effort to help this growing problem. this bill is going to create like an emergency found and is going to help many all across california. so they can trans people who are leading in mind. you know, she has a self-identified transgender woman herself arias phillips wants others in the community to know they are

. >>> pensamos que la gente que escriba con arias o cono que tratamos de llevar para que las personas . >>> vemos que necesita venir porque no tenemos línea y podemos vacunar los cinco 10 minutos. >>> no necesito documentos legales. >>> dos variante de coronavirus se propaga por todo el estado acepto 20% más infecciosa que el virus original y la variante parecen ser menos susceptibles solo con anticuerpos producidos y al virus o la vacuna atracó un estudio realizado por eso francesco el departamento de salud porque de california algunos dio conocer la llegada del choque de estímulo que nos explique quiénes son elegibles. >>>, es un catalina martínez y me confesó que está procesando estos pagos y me expliqué que para obtener esta ayuda de dinero adicional debe calificar para el crédito tributario de california y si usan un número puede calificar presto 600 $ siempre cuando ganen menos de 75.000 $ al año. >>> se califican para el crédito tributario estará estará recién alrededor de 2200 $ porque son 200 $ por el crédito tributario y por el estímulo unto >>> fecha límite es 15 de octubre

improving the outcome of that patient and funny example treatment of sepsis treatment of stuff a caucus ariasthat's to me infections but also. in our g.p. practices that the do not give antibiotics in for an example if you have a cough or something. really very highly effective and then kona happened and. have retreated now more than 300 patients so far more that 2000 a tele consultations and had really a very good results compared to our national survey especially in the most severe covert 19 patients so again highly effective and also we could keep them at their local hospital. mostly so after all it's really a very timely possibility and of treating patients. today treaty and i'm sure this is the right way forward but story come fall or be there comes a time florine replace a face to face visit a productive well this is a very good question so one thing is for sure and has been proven in the states in research studies telephone alone is not enough you need to see a patient you need to have the clinical picture. all kinds of information and means x. rays. of oratory of blood gets an address

is paying a high price for his radical stance this week the senate opened an inquiry into paulson arias handling of the pandemic. the president has resolutely ignored all scientific advice he long played down the virus and encourage the use of medications that doctors say are worthless with his poll ratings taking a hit balls in our air is now making more of an effort to procure vaccines from abroad but in a country of well over $200000000.00 it would take many months to vaccinate even the most vulnerable at the current rate. in the meantime without any nationwide restrictions thousands are continuing to die in brazil every day while the european parliament has been debating latin america's worsening covered situations and i've talked to mikhail garner who's foreign affairs coordinator for the parliaments and largest grouping the center right european peoples party welcome to d.w. once a parliament has debated the situation in latin america what can you actually do about it well we have stated that both europe and latin america are 2 of the most distracted regions in the world with rega

alimento dio luz verde de inmediato del uso de la vacuna de johnson y johnson tenemos detalles >>> ariasvacuna de johnson y johnson que se asociación con reporte de 15 casos de reacciones severas >>> el problema de los coágulos, dio un desconcierto total de la población, sobre todo en las mujeres por eso tienen temor >>> con respecto a johnson y johnson las reacciones se tiene un porcentaje pequeño comité de centro para el control de enfermedades y administración de alimentos y trocas dieron el visto bueno para que se aplique la vacuna johnson y johnson >>> creo que me quedaría con esta vacuna, de vacunar ya con otra >>> señala que decenas de vacunación donde no hay necesidad de ser sita y se vacuna en personas de 16 años con vacuna pzifer deben de tener si te aprecia, telemundo 48 >>> california el estado que presenta la tasa más baja de casos de covid-, aunque dieron un visto bueno para la vacuna de johnson y johnson, varios condados dicen que tomará más tiempo antes de aplicar la vacuna el condado napa, dijo que tiene 400 dosis y que están a la espera de los requerimientos del estado

arias: sÍ, es una consecuencia automÁtica.una de esas de pasar la palabra. gracias por estar aquÍ. imagÍnense la historia que tenemos con grandes periodistas y profesionales, detrÁs y delante de las cÁmaras y es una de nuestras queridas edna schmidt. fue una de las cary cron ediciÓn durante aÑos y neida sandoval tambiÉn una gran periodista y amiga de la casa, le entrevisto en su casa de puerto rico y esta es la buena nota. ♪ ♪ >> ya no puedo ver noticias porque lloro todos los dÍas. neida: cÓmo hacÍas para lidiar con tus batallas personales y darle la buena cara a las notici edna: bueno, lo que hacemos todos, disimular. tenemos que poner nuestra mejor cara, aunque por dentro nos estamos muriendo y tÚ lo sabes. neida: quÉ recuerdas de ese Último noticiero que presentaste? [risas] edna: tantas cosas! la hipocresÍa, la puÑalada, porque todo lo hice en mi trabajo, es cierto que tenÍa ese problema que tenÍa, pero lo que me doliÓ mÁs fue que la gente que yo pensaba que podÍa confiar, me clavaron la puÑalada en la espalda, no te imag

solo se atribuyen a la mano del hombre, sino también a las condiciones climáticas extremas, samuel ariasos a pequeños comerciantes como clementina, vendedora de ropa. >>> cuando venimos el fuego estaba encima de todo eso, el parque, se oía que zumbaba. >>> según los bomberos todo se debió a un cortocircuito, pero hubo factores. >>> había una serie de materiales que ayudaron en la propagación como el gas propano, el viento. >>> pero no es el único siniestro que ha causado destrucción, se reportaron una serie de incendios a nivel nacional. >>> al menos mil hectáreas consumidas por las llamas de 140 incendios en 2 semanas, en bosques, maleza o edificios, los cuerpos de socorro también culpan a la ola de calor. >>> las temperaturas altas en estos meses fueron más manejable la situación. >>> tenemos que manejar el incremento en forma exponencial casi 200 por ciento. >>> 14 años de trabajo los perdí ahí. >>> mientras tanto los afectados por las llamas esperan la ayuda ofrecida por el gobierno central para reactivar sus negocios. >>> es todo lo que nos quedó, ahora cómo le doy de comer a mis hi

vacunar a y se pregunta por las reacciones, marÍa antonieta mejÍa, hablÓ con un doctor y nos tiene arias muy buenas noches. un consejo importante que me dio el doctor, fue que si despuÉs que le pusieron la vacuna tiene algÚn dolor muscular puede tomar analgÉsicos, pero hÁgalo despuÉs de la inyecciÓn no antes. a partir del 1 de abril se abriÓ la oportunidad para ponerme la vacuna, el sÁbado tres me dieron una cita. lo Único que sentÍ fue un poco de dolor muscular en el lugar dÓnde me pusieron la inyecciÓn, ¿pero quÉ mÁs se puede sentir? >> la mayorÍa de las personas no tienen alguna reacciÓn, algunos tienen una pequeÑa reacciÓn despuÉs de seis horas o dos dÍas, podrÍa ser un dolor dÓnde la muestra vacuna. algunos tienen una pequeÑa fiebre, tal vez escalofrÍos, uno o dos tienen dolores de cabeza, pero en realidad son sÍntomas ligeros. marÍa: mi segunda dosis de la vacuna estÁ programada para el prÓximo 1 de mayo, por eso le preguntÉ al doctor quÉ puede esperar. >> con esa programaciÓn de la primera dosis y despuÉs que su cuerpo ha entendido poco cÓmo es la vacuna le damos la segunda dosis.

. >> continuamos con la informaciÓn porque las leyes aquÍ en el estado de california han cambiado, ariasde forma sicolÓgica, la 1185 mejor dicho, autoriza la reacciÓn de un directorio para evaluar las acciones de los alguaciles, y la 1196 prohÍbe utilizar el mÉtodo de la llave estÁn gu lard para someter a alguna persona, recuerden que para mÁs informaciÓn solo tienen que visitar telemundo 48.com. >> santa clara, espera vacunar*- a mÁs de 140 mil personas esta semana, pero por otro lado san mateo solo tiene unas 6.000 dosis hasta el momento y debido a esta escasez de vacunas san mateo, dice no poder operar sus sitios de vacunaciÓn por segunda semana, los lÍderes de salud de dicho condado, esperan recibir aproximadamente 30 mil dosis mÁs del estado y del gobierno federal, en las prÓximas semanas. escuche esto el gobierno de estados unidos, les estÁ pidiendo a todas las personas evitar viajar al extranjero, debido a que en muchos otros paÍses, casi el 80% de los paÍses estÁn reportando un alto Índice de casos de covid-19, carlos nos habla de esto en el siguiente reportaje. >> sÍ realmente s

clear that everyone loves this city and many have paid tribute to it already in so many different arias and melodies so i picked a few of them the hypothetical and also i could offer. was. i was. it was. i was. was. i a low. was i. was. let's go up to the pinnacle i one more time and in the saying i'll ignore the pits of operatic tennis how long do you hope to stay up there in the hay yet. i have come to realize how much i enjoy just living my life. and during this time under the coronavirus act if i have also seen how many lovely things there. you can spend your time doing. so perhaps i will end up performing less each seasons it was raining but i'm far from saying that i'm going to stop altogether. white stuff and i do think that there will come a time when i leave the stage but that's a good way in the future when i does it for the next 10 years at least i imagine i'll continue along the same course. and then i might end up doing something else for a few years intentionally i will quit. because i can't imagine being on stage until i'm 90. and it's inevitable at some point if i'm calm

lo que este reporte pide mÁs que solamente un plan un plan que vean cuÁles han sido las arias.uÉ es lo que requieren? >> estamos pidiendo que sea un plan comprensivo y que no solamente una estrategia. cÓmo vamos a integrar la reintegraciÓn de las familias de los niÑos en las escuelas. las recomendaciones que pusimos incluye tambiÉn cÓmo vamos a trabajar con otras organizaciones para proveer apoyo a las familias que ya estÁn haciendo esfuerzos de trabajo y cÓmo podemos continuar trabajando con las familias como compaÑeros en la educaciÓn de sus. las familias han tenido que hacer mucho, y hay que continuar cultivando estas relaciones con las familias. reportero: sabemos que hay bastantes oportunidades que el distrito no ha tomado, y a ser una verdadera evaluaciÓn sobre quÉ posiciÓn se encuentra los niÑos al regresar a clases. no sientes que la premura que tuvieron los distritos para era que no habÍa nada. >> las evaluaciones que nosotros estamos no son los texto elementos crÍticos. queremos que se asesore donde estamos empezando. pueden ser asesoramientos que escogen el distrito

improving the outcome of the patient and fun example treatment of sepsis treatment of stuff in a caucus ariasthat's to me in sections but also. in our g.p. practice is that the do not give antibiotics in for example if you have a cough or something. really very highly effective and then kona happened and. have retreated now more than 300 patients so far more than 2000 attilla consultations at that age really very good results compared to our national survey especially in the most severe covert 19 patients so again highly effective and also we could keep them at their local hospital. mostly so after all it's immediate very timely possibility and of treating patients. today treaty and i'm sure this is the right way forward but story come fall or be there comes a time florine replace the face to face visit at the doctors well this is a very good question so one thing is for sure and has been proven in the states in research studies telephone alone is not enough you need to see a patient you need to have the clinical picture. all kinds of information and means x. rays. of oratory of blood gas ana

improving the outcome of the patient and funny example treatment of sepsis treatment of stuff or caucus ariasthat's to me in sections but also. in our g.p. practice is that the do not give antibiotics in for example if you have a cough or something. really very highly effective and then kona happened and. have retreated no more than 300 patients so far more than 2000 a tele consultations at the edge really very good results compared to our national survey especially in the most severe coverage 900 patients so again highly effective and also we could keep them at their local hospital. mostly so after all it's really a very timely possibility and of treating patients. today treaty and i'm sure this is the right way forward but story come fall or be there comes a time florine replace a face to face visit at the doctor's where this is a very good question so one thing is for sure and has been proven in the states in research studies telephone alone is not enough you need to see a patient you need to have the clinical picture. all kinds of information and means x. rays. of oratory blood gets analy

is paying a high price for his radical stance this week the senate opened an inquiry into paulson arias handling of the pandemic. the president has resolutely ignored all scientific advice he long played down the virus and encourage the use of medications that doctors say are worthless with his poll ratings taking a hit balls and arrow is now making more of an effort to procure vaccines from abroad but in a country of well over $200000000.00 it would take many months to vaccinate even the most vulnerable of the current rate. in the meantime without any nationwide restrictions thousands are continuing to die in brazil every day when the european parliament has been debating latin america's worsening cuz its situations and i've talked to mikhail gather who's foreign affairs coordinator for the parliaments the largest group in the center right european peoples party welcome to you once a parliament has created the situation in latin america what can you actually do about it. well we have stated that both europe and latin america are 2 of the most effected regions in the world with regard t

>>> según autoridades debido al incremento en el pedido de vacunas que se aplican 15,000 dosis de ariaso vidas, en el valle central un niño falleció a causa de esta enfermedad y su madre busca concientizar sobre la importancia de seguir cuidándonos, carlos trejo con esta historia. >>> sonriente, alegre, inteligente y amante de las artes es como recuerdan a andrés, un niño de 16 años lleno de vida, su madre me dice que su hermano mayor fue diagnosticado con covid-19 día antes que andrés diera positivo al coronavirus, el niño presentaba manchas rojas por todo su cuerpo inmediatamente fue llevado al hospital local y después fue trasladado al hospital de niños. >>> era una mala noticia tras otra mala noticia >>> ¿qué decía los doctores? >>> lo que me dijo la doctora era que cuando el covid le pegó a su cuerpo confundió su cuerpo y en vez de que sus defensas pelearán en contra del covid, estaba peleando junto con el covid y atacó su sistema y no sabía por qué estaba sucediendo esto y le decían un tratamiento y otro y no sabían por qué no funcionaba >>> además sus niveles de oxígeno comenzaro

is paying a high price for his radical stance this week the senate opened an inquiry into paulson arias handling of the pandemic so the president has resolutely ignored all scientific advice he long played down the virus and encourage the use of medications that doctors say are worthless with his poll ratings taking a hit balls an arrow is now making more of an effort to procure vaccines from abroad but in a country of well over $200000000.00 it would take many months to vaccinate even the most vulnerable of the current rate. in the meantime without any nationwide restrictions thousands are continuing to die in brazil every day well for more and they're starting from sao paolo is journalist sam cowie answer joining us sam what's the reaction to the restrictions being loosened as we see another bleak figure in brazil. but i mean it's hard to say you really quite frankly because there were never really any restrictions in the 1st place. yeah like the local associations are happy now that they can organise shops again for example. you know but and you know. evangelical make sure she is the

the officers pulled over rio over what they believed was a missing license plates in the end, his aria never charged with a crime and is now suing the officers for excessive force and racial profiling again. the officers pepper sprayed him and pushed him to the ground. officer gutierrez has been fired. the other officer is still on the job. pressure tonight is mounting for the mayor of windsor, dominic foppoli to step down after he was accused of multiple assaults. the town of windsor leaders announcing today. >> they'll be holding a special meeting wednesday night this week to consider demanding the mayor's resignation in addition, tim saner, who is the chair of the recall. campaign says he plans to file paperwork to recall 4 police some time this week. and this all comes after 5 women went public last week accusing for pulley of assault. the allegations span a roughly 16 year period. dating back to the beginning of 4 police political career. the mayor has denied these accusations and insists he will not step down. there was a rally yesterday near the mayor's home calling for him to r

eva arias got vaccinated today and was pleased with the outcome. she said it took time to find a place. >> like three weeks. >> reporter: for three weeks? >> yes. and he can't get it either. >> reporter: today was different. in east palo alto, nbc bay area news. >>> people 18 and older who live in several oakland neighborhoods hit hard by covid are also eligible for the vaccine. if you live in one of these five zip codes, the fruitvale district, east oakland and west oakland, you can get the vaccine. they're being given at fremont high school and footl'il boulevard. if you live in those neighborhoods but didn't get to the clinic today, you have another opportunity thursday, friday, and saturday from 8:00 to 4:00 p.m. >>> begging for more time and more doses, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen for the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum. this is time-lapse video of lines of drivers weaving through the parking lot today to get those vaccines. the "chronicle" reports the site is planned to close as planned on april 11th. that's

it was no freeview arias q 3 could make the dash from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 4.5 seconds another thing you probably didn't know about the audi hour askew 3 is it has the ability to change its color depending on the weather and the temperature outside the color changes gets lighter it gets darker i think that's a really cool feature. one thing you probably didn't know about me is i can steer the car without using my hands i am somewhat of a psychic and i use spy in mind to choose where the car should go. this is cool isn't there. another being the already can do is by the time. it gets really really silent while driving almost like an electric car and you won't notice when it's approaching. responsible for getting the power on to the. 7 speeds do a clutch transmission and you don't even notice it's shifting. the thing that really surprised me when i learned about the audi is it is somewhat of a shape shifter by the press of the r s mode but it changes it's so it gets more aerodynamic and then you can put the pedal to the battle really cool thanks. that's all time is quickly runnin

question arias would be extradited to the us into a jurisdiction where he cannot expect to be treated according to the rule of law and we are he has to expect to disappear basically in a burial alive in some kind of a super max prison for the rest of his life. it is our international one of the world's biggest carriers america's united airlines says it wants women and people of color to make up half its pilots and they will hire and train applicants with 0 row x. perience to meet that goal the company says fewer than 7 percent of its pilots are women and just 13 percent are not white or the industry is bracing for a wave of vacancies as large numbers of pilots are approaching the retirement age of 65 but opinions are heavily divided over who should replace them actually united airlines has your customer i'd prefer you mission to always be to employ the very best and talented pilots for goodness of race color or gender why would they not be qualified diversifying the job doesn't mean lowering standards it means ending the practice of passing over qualified women and minorities in favor

the beginning he was at war with the city of porn desirous don't forget that tango is from born as arias alongside heroic why he said he played music from the city he wanted to revolutionize music he wanted people to know there was more than 3 times 4 in the beginning he was more respected in europe than in argentina but people he looked at europe and saw him. museums and theaters in the city by putting his musical life on display early on in his career after p.s.o. left music arrangements were criticized by traditional italian musicians some even accused him of killing and mocking her for his elements of jazz and classical music and created what is now known more i worked on and became so successful that he's releasing is no no no on the go. yes i was born in the province of one of scientists but he's father moved to new york city. it was there where he was given his 1st abandon and since then he never stopped playing it. he rolled over 900 songs beer to take tango to one you will never. be music has been played in many of the world's top feeders. and in films and royal weddings. and wa

think there are some surprisingly sensitive revelations in there in addition to some of the most opera arias comedy stories joke-y. right up to this dentist miller. a folks welcome to done a similar plus one we're joined by comedian jo koy you know that skull barely holding the brain power in it is so just so voluminous over there joe is known for his appearances on chelsea lately the tonight show stand up specials on comedy central netflix and he has a new autobiography out titled mixed plate chronicles of an all-american combo i think that came out on march 23rd this is joe called joseph how it. how are you dennis. beautiful brother if you swore more near act i would have recommended you call the book proper but you're such a such a clean working comedian. how are you i i you know the thing is with the platter the big plate you know i.

security council so this is an unofficial meeting something called an aria format the name refers to venezuelan ambassador who called a meeting like this during the bosnian war and the idea is that the security council meet members come together for a meeting but it's not a formal security council meeting so this one was organized by the united kingdom they're not the president of the security council this month supported by the u.s. and the other european members of the council and the idea is to get the testimony out there to get the real situation on the ground to security council members so they can hear it for themselves and in a closed session of the security council which is what all that they've had consensus to have until now you can't call people who are not from the u.n. system so an open meeting of the security council which achieve the same thing but we're top the whole behind the scenes that china russia and some others are opposed to the idea of having an open meeting so this is an interesting device to try and skirt around that problem and get this message to the worl

wondering to some degree whether of body cameras video surveillance we would not know about lieutenant aria we would not know about many of these cases if in fact if we did not have i phones and smart phones video recording this what are your thoughts is that the pathway out of this is basically a move to kind of keep police accountable and is in his video going to deliver us james. i don't think so we. can play a role as you said and we can all point to these examples. because of video we now know about them and. i think that you know 5 years ago there was a lot of optimism pretty much across the political spectrum that for example body more than cameras on police officers would have a significant impact on police use of force. and this research is out and it doesn't not it just last we have about 30 seconds left and i know this is unfair but also in your report you you. write about the violations of the 4th amendment of the us constitution and i like. to have discussions wedged in constitutional rights can you give us a quick snapshot of what rights are regularly violated black americans.

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improving the outcome of the patient and fun example treatment of sepsis treatment of stuff or caucus arias that's to me in sections but also. in our g.p. practice is that the do not give antibiotics in for example if you have a cough or something. really very highly effective and then corona happened and. have retreated now more than 300 patients so far more that 2000 a tele consultations and it really a very good results compared to our national survey especially in the most severe covered 900 patients so again highly effective and also we could keep them at their local hospital. mostly so after all it's immediate very timely possibility and of treating patients. today treaty and i'm sure this is the right way forward but story come fall or be there comes a time florine replace the face to face visit at the doctors well this is a very good question so one thing is for sure and has been proven in the states in research studies telephone alone is not enough you need to see a patient you need to have the clinical picture. all kinds of information and means x. rays. of oratory of blood gets a

improving the outcome of the patient and funny example treatment of sepsis treatment of stuff a caucus arias that's to me in sections but also. in our g.p. practice is that the do not give antibiotics in for example if you have a cough or something. really very highly effective and then kona happened and. have retreated now more than 300 patients so far more that 2000 a tele consultations and had really a very good results compared to our national survey especially in the most severe covered 900 patients so again highly effective and also we could keep them at their local hospital. mostly so after all it's really a very timely possibility and of treating patients. today treaty and i'm sure this is the right way forward but stricken fall or be very comforting florine replace the face to face visit at the doctors well this is a very good question so one thing is for sure and has been proven in the states in research studies telephone alone is not enough you need to see a patient you need to have the clinical picture all kinds of information and means x. rays. of oratory blood guess analysis mo

there's a bit of say chill in the arias wake up this morning. >> just a bit.t'll stay cool. >> yeah. we are looking at the cooler temperatures with that stronger ocean breeze really kicking in. you will feel that difference for your tuesday. here is something lovely to brighten your day. a beautiful sunrise on the sales force tower camera with the colors in the sky. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. grab that jacket if you are heading out the door. wester will i winds at 17. 21-mile appear hour winds at half moon bay. 15 oakland and heyward and 2 is 1á miles an hour in fairfield. we will continue to watch the winds on the increase. 58 san francisco, 68 -- it's > ts of brake lights for the ride out of pittsburgh into bay point. there was an earlier travel point. 34 minutes antioch to the east shore freeway. also busy for super commuters in to the pass this morning. 45 minutes now to go from 205 toward 680 and this just in from chp. they issueed a wind advisory for your commute. a little gusty. mary mentioning the winds. be careful if you are traveling in a hig

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second lieutenant corona's aria was pulled over back in december after police approached his car withs already drawn and they refused to tell those why they pulled him over the officers, sprayed him with pepper spray before pulling him out of the car and arresting him. the has since filed lawsuits against 2 of the officers involved and again, the breaking news tonight is that one of those officers has now been fired. now. today virginia's governor released the statement reading, quote, the incident is disturbing and angered me and i'm directing the virginia state police to conduct an independent investigation adding, quote, we must keep working to ensure that virginians are safe during interactions with police. the enforcement of the law is fair and equitable and that people are held accountable. he went on to invite to meet with him to discuss police reform. congress is returning back to work to washington after a 2 week recess. >> democrats and the biden administration says that their top priority is passing an infrastructure plan. alexandra limon talk with lawmakers who will also h

second lieutenant corona's aria was pulled over in december after police approached his car with their guns already drawn and refusing to tell why they pulled him over the officers. pepper sprayed him before pulling him out of the car and arresting him rio has filed several lawsuits against the 2 officers involved. and today virginia's governor released a statement reading this. the incident in windsor, virginia is disturbing and it angered me and i'm directing the virginia state police to conduct an independent investigation adding, quote, we must keep working to ensure that virginians are safe during interactions with police. the enforcement of laws, fair and equitable and that people are held accountable. he went on to invite lieutenant to meet with him and discussed further police reforms. >> nguyen on kron 4 monitoring a developing story from minnesota tonight where a man was killed by police after a traffic stop near minneapolis this afternoon. a wild scene is unfolding there tonight in minneapolis. police say they tried to stop that man for a traffic stop reportedly checked the

arias bubble is keeping her work it was straight uphill it's my girlfriend who just likes to but yeah's definitely going to be another mild one today. so if you got that uphill walk going. if you got the job going. >> yeah, you'll definitely break a sweat, especially with the sunshine. we've got this afternoon. winds are going to be a bit calmer today. not to say it won't be breezy, but compared to the winds that we saw yesterday that we all noted it is going to be noticeably a little calmer and that's a little more pleasant viewing outside from the east bay this morning. skies are clear enough. that's because cloud cover sitting a bit higher aloft this morning. you're not going to be driving into any fog this morning as cloud cover sitting well above the hillsides bridges. all of us looking good to go as far as the fog goes, low pressure is gradually going to exit the region and a high is going to start to build back in. this is going to result in a big warm up come the weekend. we're still breezy today. not as windy as yesterday. you can see as winds are calming down. we are looking

after its first attempt at an ipo collapsing back in 2019, aria with manuel's endeavor now set to gostars on the planet from mark wahlberg to, you know, you name it, tina fey, ben affleck, well, it filed its prospective yesterday including a top range price of $24 a share which would lead endeavor's ceo ari emmanuel, of course, the inspiration for entourage's show ari gold, would leave him and executive chair patrick whitingsell with a controlling stake that at a minimum would be worth around $900 million in shares combined. private equity firm silver lake would be endeavor's biggest shareholder after going public. eight minutes from the top of the show, and that means "kudlow." bloomberg reporting that warby parker born during the great recession of 2008 is in early stage the talks for an ipo as soon as this year. with more than a hundred locations across the country and canada, warby parker could be valued at more than $3 billion if and when it hits the street. to the aforementioned larry kudlow. larry, warby parker right in the middle of the great recession, right? 2010. okay, pen

. >> and thanks for waking up with us and aria false. and i'm james fletcher.ble standing by in the weather center. a harvey in the traffic center. we'll get to her and half a moment. but first let's talk about the weather and the move things have calmed down over your show. that was bright. is unified. shot behind us. how are your live shots? look at the looking good. a lot brighter. all across the bay now because before it was james, that was glowing because the right behind him. >> we are looking at conditions out there. yeah, definitely bright more because of the sun now. but we did see a really bright evening because of a move that is working its way just past its full stage. so it's not going to be quite as bright in the evenings ahead of us as we do gradually cr supermoon becoming less and less of a thing looking outside this morning in our center tower view obviously beautiful clear skies over san francisco. we're going to be looking at a really nice day today. winds that would be just enough to provide cooling effect as our daytime highs get even warme

aria. back to you. thanks a lot of 7.17 for your money. a lot of companies are planning to require employees to get vaccinated and. >> over has a new way to help rental car customers. jane king live in new york with those trees. in what way? well, if i have an uber, why do i need a rental car or vice versa. >> i know what you know, this is one of the most ingenious live or while will deliver the rental car to your home and then pick it up when you're done with that. i mean, that reduces one of the key points of going to get up or drop it off in a big lunch. uber rich with la will be launching in washington, dc in may and then they will expand nationwide. the rest of this year. you can book a rental car from avis budget. her to mean the biggies through the uber app will take out and delivery and a chicken sandwich pacific donald sales to prepandemic levels so far this year. and the fast food chicken sandwich phenomenon. lifted kfc sales as well. in fact, their new chicken sandwich selling twice as fast as the braves. other sandwiches did th

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the complementary call for photographic win this yeah, she's aria. thanks for the mount tam cam.you're welcome. maybe a hike up there this weekend should be nice. yeah. gorgeous weekend a little bit cooler. so if you don't really like the heat so much. we'll get a chance to get back out there today. highs only in the 70's for most of the bay area 50's and 60's closer to the coastline that fog that is streaming right through the golden gate that you can see right there is having a big impact on temperatures. that cool sea breeze already trading in the warmth that we saw the past few days. so it hurt our view right here shows you a bit of a different perspective. not as foggy looking. you can see there's some low cloud cover on the right side of the screen there, though visibility is holding up for most areas. we are seeing some spots. a low visibility, especially in the hills, right above oakland berkeley and hayward san francisco. some hillsides there and right above half moon. bay. also seeing some lower visibility. i also watch your travel along one. oh, one this morning in son

have called an informal meeting of the security council what's known as an aria meeting to get all of this into the open so you heard the u.k. ambassador she called the meeting backed by the other european nations on security council and also the u.s. and we heard a short time ago from linda thomas greenfield who is the u.s. ambassador to the united nations saying that the u.s. stands strongly on the side of democracy and with the people who are on the streets in myanmar the problem with statements like that is they're not able to demonstrate that in terms of the will of the security council yes they've got 3 statements out there but the idea of any tougher action particularly sanctions or an arms embargo seems for now to be a step too far for some members of the security council notably russia and china but others as well and i'm being told by most security council members i speak to that really the place to look for any diplomatic progress right now is the assy and countries there is talk of an assay and summit leaders of the asset nations coming together and i mean told by diplomat

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aria plotted a group of system senators that just put forth their own proposal.let's get it to work. i wanted to lay out before we got into the deep discussions, all like to meet with those who have ideas that are different, that they think are better. i welcome those ideas. but the rest of the world is not waiting for us. i just want to be clear. from my perspective, doing nothing is not an option. [applause] look. we can't be so busy competing with one another that we forget the competition we have with the rest of the world to win the 21st century. that secretary blinken can tell you, i spent a lot of time with president g. traveled over 17,000 miles with him. spent over 24 hours in private discussion with him. when he called to congratulate me, we headed to our discussion. he is deadly earnest about becoming most consequential nation in the world. you think that democracy can compete in the 21st century of autocracies because it takes too long to get consensus. to win that competition for the future, and mind you, you also need to make a once in a generation