justin as well, of whether he can hold out. justin as well. he _ of whether he can hold out. whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been _ of whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been a _ of whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been a great - as well, he has been a great position as well eating after the opening round, and it hasn't happened with the green jacket. what does he have to do today? he has been so impressive, but it's about holding his nerve as well. i sensed a bit of tension that the stage of the career that he's out, there might not be too many more opportunities to get it done at the masters, but he got a major to his name. he is a us open champion, but he has not one for two years and his short game saved him and kept him in there in contention, but he has work to do, but at the same time, monster llama is not one for four years will stop there is so much in this tonight. it's going to be absolutely fascinating. 50 tonight. it's going to be absolutely fascinatina. ., , tonight. it's going to be absolutely fascinatina. . , , ., ,

that was written by a member of justin's family.stage in new york city where he lives today. he landed roles on "sex and the city" and "american psycho." more recently, he played the lead in the hbo series "the leftovers." the attention he earned as a self-described character actor became a frenzy when he began dating and then married jennifer aniston. now divorced, the two remain close friends. justin and i got together recently at his own bar for a sunday sitdown and a walk around the neighborhood. justin theroux's high profile marriage made him a magnet for flashbulbs. do you get out like this? >> everywhere. i'm not going to deprive myself of that. >> when the cameras catch him now, he usually is with a different kind of leading lady. >> what do we got there? >> his rescue pit bull. >> doing her duty of urinating everywhere. >> if he looks like a local, it's because he is. the 49-year-old has lived in new york for the better part of three decades. he was a bartender here on manhattan's lower east side before acting paid the bill

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either, justine. yeah, we're starting to see a sneak peek of those showers off the coast starting to make its way into the north bay. >> let's take a look at stormtracker 4 because our radar lighting up with plenty of green much needed rain returning to our bay area forecast. but this storm isn't even the main event. in fact, we have showers to our north. that's going to bring us some widespread rain by tomorrow morning and even through the afternoon. so let's pinpoint this storm hour by hour. it is moving at a faster rate. so unfortunately weighing totals have gone down a bit most valleys in the bay area. will bet get about a quarter of an inch of rain or less about double those amounts for highest peaks and the threat of pop-up thunderstorms has now been extended into the east bay valleys. in addition to the north bay valleys as well for your sunday afternoon. very unstable atmosphere with this storm that is going to sweep through the bay area tomorrow. and we also are tracking some pretty breezy wi

this is justin trudeau's canada.s funny, he always seemed like a cheerful idiot wearing weird costumes and yammering on about diversity, who knew he was mussolini? there might be a lesson here for other nations that are led by shallow neoliberal empty suits, no any? underneath all the trippy identity politics talk it's not a joke, it's internment cells. in canada wheree everything is a euphemism, those cells are referred to as approved quarantine hotels. they are internment cells, what do you think they are like? shortages of food and water, you could be sexually assaulted. listen to a member of the canadian parliament explain what they are like. >> the liberals instituted a federal hotel quarantine requirement for those entering canada. we have heard reports it's taking hours to get through to book these hotels, dietary restrictions are not being met and food and water is not always readily available. that's in addition to this program continuing after reports of sexual assault. this is mind-boggling. >> tucker: the

this is justin trudeau's canada.y, trudeau always seemed like a cheerful idiot wearing weird costumes and yammering on about diversity. who knew he was mussolini. there might be a lessen here for nations led by shallow suits. know any? underneath all the krispie internment it's no joke. those cells are approved as approved quarantine hotels. what are they like? as noted they are internment cells what do you think they are like? shortages of food and water, you could be sexually assaulted as you are held in one. listen to a member of the canadian parliament explain what they're like. >> the liberals instituted a federal hotel quarantine requirement for those entering canada. we have heard reports that it is taking hours to get through book these hotels, dietary restrictions are not being met, and food and water is not always readily available. that's in addition to this program continuing after reports of sexual assaults. this is mind boggling. >> tucker: oh the liberals did this. not very liberal to intern people, is

, many thanks. justin have set. justin, many thanks.n rowlatt there. _ young people are continuing to bear the brunt of unemployment caused by the pandemic. the latest official figures show more than 800,000 payrolljobs were lost in the year to march, with people under 35 accounting for 80% of those affected. here's our economics correspondent, andy verity. not super league, but street league. aiming to help young people pick up skills on and off the field, from dribbling to maths. this 16—year—old in clydebank near glasgow says he and his friends are struggling. it’s and his friends are struggling. it's and his friends are struggling. it's a rotten and his friends are struggling. it�*s a rotten time for people my age. it's not looking good. people are going to struggle to getjobs with the exam results they've got. the number of — the exam results they've got. the number of people in paid employment has dropped by 813,000. more than half were under 25. as well as paying the highest economic price for lockdowns, young people have benefit

bryson dechambeau and justin speaks? bryson dechambeau will _ dechambeau and justin speaks?nd justin speaks? bryson dechambeau will tee off— dechambeau and justin speaks? bryson dechambeau will tee off very _ dechambeau will tee off very shortly, great excitement about what he would do this time. he came into the november masters talking a great game coming up so it was a part 67 or 68 rather than a 72 for him. those words came back to haunt him, he has a new driver in the back, he would look to attack the course, with his short game is up to it, we will see. and injordan speaks, in terms of players who have had good records there, he was the winner in 2015, could easily have won a 2016, in fantastic form having one last week. if your money is onjordan, i think that is a decent bet. week. if your money is on jordan, i think that is a decent bet.- think that is a decent bet. there is alwa s think that is a decent bet. there is always hepe _ think that is a decent bet. there is always hepe for— think that is a decent bet. there is always hope for rory _ think that is a decent

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman. a this started with the family calling police, they say for help with the. >> domestic incident back in october. but months later, the family tells us they're still rattled about what happened. enforcement harry is live now after talking with the family and got some answers from police. >> just seen. the family says they're still scared. all of these months later and they're trying to figure out what comes next. but they're hoping that this video can shed light on exactly what happened. >> video showing the moment a fairfield woman was thrown to the ground and knocked unconscious by a police officer. you can see her legs fly up in the corner of the video. then the camera pan down to the woman on the ground. that was kind. >> shattered our belief system a little bit around here. the woman in the video is diana santos. her husband, edward chavez was there as the incident unfolded we. asked for help. >> what we got was my wife injured in my kids jail. the family had called fairfield poli

justine. yes, this is the one of the that a local community group is hanging up here in chinatown and other parts of san francisco to get the word out about this new anonymous tip it's actually been in effect for about state police and community groups have been out. the wire around. just getting the word out. they started run new year to make hard say that they've given out about 20,000 of these flyers so far they've plan on giving out another 20,000 very soon. all this to make sure that people understand that if they call this number will be somebody on the other line. we're ready to speak cantonese mandarin with that. >> tv. >> that's what it sounds like when you call that line now with the rise of some very disturbing crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders, which many say is in part because of the rhetoric rhetoric used by our former president blaming china for the pandemic. the asian pacific islander public affairs association wants to make sure that those in the community k

justin rowlatt, bbc news.es are having a direct impact on marine life. 0ur correspondent sophie long has been to visit an ocean community on the california coast, which has seen and felt the impact of climate change. this surprise visit by a young white shark to the cold waters of the central california coast brought a clear message. things are changing, fast. about 2014, we started to see juveniles in monterey bay and we were very surprised. what we didn't know then what we know now is that 2014 ushered in a series of marine heatwaves, so that was an astounding result of oceanic changes caused by climate change and what impact they have on species. whales are also changing their migration habits, which means fishermen have had to cut their season short to avoid entanglements. this year we didn't open up until well after the new year, and in the future, we're going to have to have to deal with this every year, we're going to have to wait for the whales to migrate south and when they begin to migrate north, we'

a service of remembrance is held at canterbury cathedral led by the archbishop of canterbury, justinelby. we'll continue to look at the tributes being paid to prince philip around the world. also ahead... new details emerge about the scale of uk government lobbying involving former prime minster david cameron. the easing of lockdown in england. nonessential shops will reopen tomorrow for the first time in more than three months. thousands of people on the caribbean island of st vincent take shelter as volcanic ash rains down. and in half an hour here on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to afghanistan's first vice president, amrullah saleh. two of the duke of edinburgh's sons have paid emotional tributes to their father after a service held at a royal chapel in windsor to remember him. the duke of york likened his father's death to losing "the grandfather of the nation", while the the earl of wessex said while the earl of wessex said that while they were still coming to terms with the loss it had been fantastic to have heard the "extraordinary tributes and the memories that everybody h

also justin gray i've mentioned justin already and his dad and greg weaver junior and greg you are family and it should be blake's family and mary kate, what a lovely kid. no, fact is that in the past when i ended up at the 33 station, the amtrak station, it's probably because i took the late train back from washington and i slept to the delaware stop literally. i only did it about four times but i would not have missed this for the world. it's an honor to celebrate amtrak's 50th anniversary and i look forward to a bright future for all american real. back in 2016 i announced the federal loan that allowed amtrak to purchase the new cell of trains that you see behind me and they look great. i can hardly wait to ride. they made in america and i want to see more of that. that is why the investments in my american jobs plan are guided by one principle, by american, byproducts that are made in america. american tax dollars will be used to buy american products integrate american jobs and when i became vice president one of the capital newspapers estimated that i had taken more than 7000 roundt

>> seth: please welcome back to the show justin theroux. how are you, justin?n each other for a long time, which is very strange. we are neighbors, we live very close. we've, famously -- >> extremely close to one another. >> seth: -- my wife and i famously saw you about an hour before she gave birth to - >> that's right. we saw you walking in the park i know i'm part of your birth story >> seth: you are very much a part of our birth story. but i haven't seen you at all, how have you been? >> i've been good. i've been really good. i've been here most of the time. you know, the whole thing. i was even -- you know, oftentimes i would look into your windows thinking you were there and -- i wasn't looking into your windows like a creep >> seth: no, like a cool guy >> yeah, like a cool guy looks in the windows and they would be dark and i would be sad and then i would be upset about that but i miss you in the neighborhood, and i would love to see you >> seth: i actually have had this happen. look, you and i, we are in show business, and we know that sometimes you wil

justin, do we have any callers in this cue? >> ma'am secretary, there are no callers in the cue. >> great. okay. thanks a lot of then do we have a motion to approve the minutes of the march 3, 2021, das commission meeting? from commissioner long? and a second from -- >> second. >> -- from commissioner jones. ma'am secretary, could you please take the roll call? [roll call] >> the vote is unanimous. >> great, thank you so much. commissioners, item 5 is the executive director's report, and i would like to welcome shari mcfaddon to our meeting. >> president, thank you. good morning, commissioners. as usual, i'll start with the federal level. i don't have a huge amount of information today, but you may have read that biden is calling on congress to put in the -- in the infrastructure bill to put $400 billion to expanding access to quality affordable home and community-based care for the aging and people with disabilities. it will help hundreds of thousands of americans obtain the long-term services and supports they need, while off

justine. that's right. reservoirs like the one behind me here in los gatos are a good indicator of what's happening with the drought. they are a very important piece of the puzzle in terms of our water supply. but they don't tell the whole story. here's more. >> lexington. another reservoirs around the santa clara valley are mostly depended on runoff from rainfall but rainfall was well below normal last winter. so there wasn't all that much runoff lexington is about 28% full right now. together. the 10 santa clara valley reservoirs are just 16% full. >> well below their 20 year, historical average of 26%. >> reservoirs account for about half the valley's annual needs. the rest comes from groundwater reserves. they are still in pretty good shape, says valley waters, matt kalil. so that's where our storage really is here in santa clara county and right now our storage levels underground. >> or actually at normal levels. we import about 50% of our water here to santa clara county. so we have a lo

my models really like justin fields a lot. and fit will be a huge determination of whether we see him turn into awesome or a place where he's not as awesome as he could be. i actually, like i said, justin fields for me, he's at least number two, in some metrics, he's my quarterback number one. >> kyle shanahan is on the clock. the first round of the draft is thursday in cleveland. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> the olympic torch continues to make its way across japan. >> the delayed summer olympics now less than three months away. sunny skies greeting the torch relay in southern japan. spectators lining the route despite the covid health emergency declared in other parts of the country. state of emergency is not expected to affect the olympics. the opening ceremony, july 23rd. can you see that and all the action from the games right here in one place, right here on nbc bay area. >>> we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> see you then. doug mcconnell: hello, i'm doug mcconnell and we've got some great dis

i'm justine waldman.amily of morrow gonzalez is speaking out against the comments that were made by the attorney representing the alameda police officers who were involved in the 26 year-old death while he was in police custody last week. the family says the officers had no right to detain mario and they add that the body camera video released by the city shows that gonzalez was not a threat kron force with duval spoke with the family's attorney who believes that the officers should face criminal charges. >> they're not doing well at all as mother says that they officers broke her family. and while mario gonzalez's family prepares funeral arrangements. they are pushing back at the attorney representing the alameda police officers involved in is in custody. death on the families. we have civil rights attorney michael, her is exploring a civil lawsuit against the officers for what he calls violations of law enforcement standards and protocols disputing the officers attorneys assertion that the officers work

justine jonathan. no offense. they have to step it up a little bit because you have some competition here that what he's got take these pictures every week you do with her at least different. the modeling pictures. i feel like i do a good job with that. we'll check out just scenes job today. i mean, she was out celebrating easter captured this halo around the sun. a lot of you in the bay area may have also seen it as well. it is called a sun dog and let's take a live look in the east bay over berkeley. beautiful day out there in the bay area either seasonal or slightly below normal still got that cool sea breeze influence along the coast, keeping temperatures a little bit below average. but as you major way inland, nice warming. but the one thing we're going to notice morning drizzle to start out your monday commute. and that's really the only form of rain we're going to see in the bay area. unfortunately tracking a very dry outlook. temperatures 50's and low 60's as you make your way inland for antioch and conque

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman. contra. costa county is performing better than expected as it has now passed. >> the 1 million milestone shot ahead of schedule can force millibar co learn more about the county's vaccination efforts. >> the daily average of vaccines administered continues to climb here in contra, costa county health care workers are distributing about 15,000 doses during the week and i got to contra costa county, sandy huey has her hands on her covid-19 vaccination card in february. she is among the more than 1 million contra. costa county residents who have received their shot in the arm. >> that took me an within 2 days of point. went in to find the day. the county reached the 1 million mark this weekend. 44.3% of the county's population is already fully vaccinated. i mean, the county opened up so many places that people can get into. the goal was initially to vaccinate a million people by 4th of july. >> that deadline was bumped up to memorial day after receiving an influx of doses so amazing to think tha

all righty to the masters round. 2 justin rose didn't have the round he had yesterday. he struggled early, but he came back to retake the lead by the end of the round. jordan speith right here. nice putt. hammond justin thomas are both in the top 10 on the leaderboard and 4th ranked player in the world column or cow was shot 3 under 69. he's currently tied for 13th through 5 strokes back of the leader. he's in the hunt. but you know, baseball is back and right here in the bay. so it's cool to see all the fans. and i was in line when i was parking here, i could hear the fans roaring. all the way down the embarcadero. i checked my phone. it was one day got a hit and drove in a couple great day for baseball was a traffic's backed the crowds are back of steidl's are back. that was the may be the only positive of the pandemic. i could shoot right to gain no crowd, no fans, no traffic. >> it took me about 90 minutes to get to the coliseum last back back to the masters for a moment. did you see rory mcilroy accidently. it is that other. with the ball in his drive. so yeah, you

dr justin feinstein is one of the few people in the wild who knows who she is and what she's like i've had a chance to work with her both in laboratory settings and also in real world settings for about 15 years. she's known only as an ass am and she lacks fear because she lacks a part of her grain. she is one of the only humans walking around earth without her make tila. she has this condition known as feet a disease and for a reason that science still has not figured out the condition will go into the brain and selectively calcified the a make the law on both sides of the brain and this is exactly what happened to patient s.m. . there was a lot of people around her who were part of the drug trade she had reported to the police that she didn't want any of these people in her community one day she was sitting outside of her apartment and a stranger comes out of the blue puts a gun to her head and yells at the top of his lungs. and then runs off. about 20 minutes after the secures the police knock on her door. because a neighbor saw this unfold they were quite concerned. and the police

it may be a third quarterback, justin fields. >> my models really like justin fields a lot and fit willa huge determination of whether we see him turn into awesome or whether we see him turn into a place where he's not as awesome as he could be. i actually, like i said, justin fields for me. he's at least number two and some metrics my quarterback number one. >> we'll be following it. a total of five quarterbacks expected to go in the first round. the draft starts thursday night in cleveland. >>> the 49ers are also launching the start of their 75th anniversary. overnight the team posted a video to kick off that campaign, it included a brand new logo. for some teams, for some games, i should say, the team this season will wear some special throwback jerseys. probably have some of those in my closet. >>> hollywood's biggest night was one for the history books. >> director chloe zhou oscar for best director becoming the second woman in history to do so and the first woman of color. the film also picking up honors in best actress and picture. june zhang june picked up best actress. her spee

thank you, justin.retty easy to download that happy just to go into the app store and there it is. in 24, 7 news. >> most of that life that's going to do it for us. thanks for watching. we'll see at 8 o'clock just teens. up next, a 7 on kron on. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ derek chauvin. his first night behind bars. the new mug shot. his prison cell and the witness comes forward. speak of what were you thinking? >> he cried on the stand. when you heard the verdict, one went through your mind? >> her video shocked the world into the mma fighter. what they're all saying today. plus, does derek chauvin relay for chance getting off on appeal? the four best lawyers

justin, thank you for coming on.t of it is just hearing -- seeing the response in terms of the way the conversation has shifted, right. so you think about the quay in which science was neglected say at the early stages of the pandemic, and a sort of recognition that it needs to be taken more seriously that came throughout the course of the pandemic. and that's something that maps pretty clearly on the climate change. and then you just look at the way in which they're talking about it and really sort of anchoring a lot of economic policy around it. so in the u.s., the biden administration has a $2 trillion infrastructure package which is supposed to stimulate job growth, and they're talking about the ways in which climate is embedded into all of it. in the eu, the eu is spending hundreds of billions of euros to invigorate their economy, and it's taking climate change and sort of sprinkling it throughout that package as well. when you think about just those two countries and those hundreds of billions of dollars that w

i'm justine waldman in for vicki liviakis tonight. >> this announcement is coming today as the rate of people testing positive for covid-19 in our state nears a record low kron four's. zavala is joining us now live from sacramento with details on what's about to be changing. good evening, ashley. >> good evening, christine. yeah. live performances. receptions. large gatherings conferences. they can all resume april 15th under new rules. the state released today and capacity limits won't even better. soley on the county's tier system, but also whether guests have been vaccinated or tested. >> we will continue to be cautious science driven and step by step so that we can ensure that there's no changes to the broader environment. >> california's top health and economic officials friday say they're getting the green light on gatherings. and live events that have been prohibited now for more than a year starting april 15th indoor live events will be allowed in red orange and yellow tears capacity. limits, start at 10% in the red tier and increased depending on the county's tear status or if

i'm justine waltman. the key is off tonight. >> and i'm grant lotus mario gonzalez. his family has now hired an attorney to investigate the attorney representing the 3 officers says also investigating in the city of alameda has hired an outside agency to investigate. also the alameda countd dia and the out of needed sheriff's office have launched separate investigations cut force. theresa stasi reports. >> for the first time we are hearing from the officer's. an attorney representing them is now speaking. the family from mario gonzalez has come out strong saying that he was murdered by these officers. so i asked the attorney. did these officers take gonzales is life. >> in your estimate as their attorney. did the officer's murder. mario gonzales. >> absolutely not. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of them. mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate inv

good evening, amanda. >> good evening, justine. although there was a lot of sadness. there was some joy to is they remembered shines life. this was his first birthday since he was killed last year and at the event there were things like food, music and even a balloon release to honor his life. >> doing everything we can do really to help never mind even story and make everyone knows john story. that's what sean monterrosa's sisters ashley and michelle sees been their goal for the last 10 months since their brother was killed 2020 shot was by police department april 24th was one of the hardest days yet for the monterroza families. it would have been sean's 23rd birthday. it was strange, you know, is one of the things that we look at and we wanted to say happy birthday, but there was no one to say happy birthday to physically, although he may be gone. hundreds of people came out to celebrate him with food, music and a balloon release in his >> the knights on died. he had been protesting the death of george floyd earlier this week. a jury found derek chauvin guilty for t

thank you justin grant very much.at we're working off 10 o'clock drought conditions being felt. >> all over the bay area where reservoirs are at historically low levels. we're going to explain what's being done to get us through this water emergency. also a grass fire on this cut dangerously close to homes in the east bay this afternoon. the flames even destroying some sheds. >> how neighbors race to protect their houses. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. is. the wind up the hill. huge flames. >> and

and now it's justin fields high school coach. it's his turn to talk about why the forty-niners should draft him. >> going to get an outstanding person that's going to be a great we know how talented he is. he can run to his left thumb. and you know, and is right is right he's really create plan actual quarterbacks. i really don't know how he does it fit with the forty-niners. >> we'll just have to wait and see right. all these experts, they are thinking it's probably mac jones or trey lance, but it could be justin fields. you might recall on. unfortunately i get up in all of that to just a field that one time let's talk about being the first overall draft choice, but he has some health problems. so he might not even be drafted 3rd darya and james e might fall way back. and so the first round. but the bottom line is we shall see. and a little bit more than 8 hours from now. jimmy g, by the way, still on the roster. there is a chance he could be traded tonight or in the days ahead. we'll talk about that in the buzz story. i'm savin

i'm justine waltman. the cdc director warn of impending doom with covid-19 cases increasing across the country and california leaders are weighing in on the possibility of a spring surge. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala is joining us live to explain. if this is likely to happen here. good afternoon, ashley. >> good afternoon. just seen yet. california is tracking 7 different strains of covid-19 and while excitement grows over that expanded vaccine eligibility. the governor is urging caution. >> that was not the time despite the ball now is not the time. to and now it's mission accomplished with one of the lowest covid-19 positivity rates in the country and more than 80 million vaccine doses distributed california leaders say they see a bright light up ahead. but there is a lingering concern these variants having an impact on transmission. >> in states large and small state leaders say california seeing several cases of 4 concerning variants of covid-19, including 854 cases of the uk variant 35 b

that's the latest from here justine, back to you.you so much, rob. >> large scale sideshows took over 3 separate east bay cities over the weekend blocking traffic and slowing medical emergency responses. kron four's. we've reports 2 of those sideshows happened in antioch and neighbors were shocked by their size. >> the group responsible for leaving skid marks and burn rubber behind at 18th streets, then lone tree way at both force road in early sunday morning. >> ended up doing the same having started in pittsburgh earlier at night. were caught off guard by how many cars and people showed up that smoke was so bad from over burning rubber that we had to shut our windows because it was just. >> going into the house. really bad now is kind of a warm night to the antioch police department estimates. 150 cars were officers responded but did not move in because they were outnumbered, though mayor lamar thorpe says police did fly a captured license plate numbers. there will be people who are held accountable for what they did. >> and i thin

justine, back to you. thank you so much for and now new at 3 president joe biden says america may be the wealthiest country in the world, but it ranks 13th. >> in overall infrastructure quality. so he's introduced this ambirious infrastructure plan. it's about 2 billion dollars and it would invest in many things, including clean drinking water, updating roads and expanding internet access also improving the energy grids kron four's, also the money and spoke with the u.s. energy secretary about this plan. what did she have to say about it for me. united states. energy secretary jennifer granholm assured that the 2 trillion dollar plan may benefit the bay area in many ways. >> the american jobs plan tackles which she says has been several decades of disinvestment across the country here in california. the funding could replace aging infrastructure that has been blamed for deadly fires in recent years by upgrading power lines and the grid. plus, boost funding for bart, which has lost significant revenue durin

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, will lead today's services in the uk. he's also expected to officiate at prince philip's funeral next saturday. meanwhile, prince charles has paid a heartfelt tribute to his father. my dear papa was a very special person who i think, above all else, would have been amazed by the reaction and the touching things that have been said about him. we'll look at the tributes being paid to prince philip around the world. also ahead: new details emerge about the scale of uk government lobbying involving former prime minster david cameron. another record number of new coronavirus infections in india — the latest daily figure crossing 150,000. thousands of people on the caribbean island of st vincent take shelter as volcanic ash rains down. the easing of lockdown in england — nonessential shops will reopen tomorrow for the first time in more than three months. hello and welcome to bbc news. a service of remembrance is being held at canterbury cathedral today in memory of the duke of edinburgh. it will be led by the archbishop, justi

amanda: that was justin trudeau, prime minister of canada.th the green theme, full speed ahead on electric for ford when it comes to batteries. coming up, we speak with the company's chief onyx officer. state -- chief product officer. stay with us. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." we are seeing more companies committing to new technologies that push them deeper into the green energy space. for ford, it is doubling down on its electric battery technology with a new battery development park. hau thai-tang is the chief operations officer for ford. great to happy you with us. i want to start with the ford ion park. it's a big commitment of money. it's bringing together a kind of cross-section of innovation technology and investment. what do you have to have happened? hau: thanks are having us on. this is a big next step in terms of accelerating to battery electric vehicles. we know to do that well we have to have control over the supply of batteries and drive improvements of technology in terms of energy density and driving the cost down. t

i'm justine waldman. jonathan mccall is off tonight on june second 2020 much. rosa was shot and killed by vallejo police when they were responding to a vandalism call at a walgreens. was meant to harry attended the celebration and she lets us know how the family is feeling on this. this evening. good evening. >> good evening. justino. there was a lot of sadness. there was also some joy and celebrating sean's life. this was his first birthday since he was killed and there were things like food music and even a balloon release all to remember the life that he did get to >> hundreds of people gathering to remember a life that ended too soon. say 2020 shot was murdered by police department during the torch like protests. sean monterroza would have been 23. >> but for the last 10 months, his sisters have been fighting for justice and amplifying his name. it was strange, you know, is one of the things that we look at and we wanted to say happy birthday, but there was no ne to say happy birthday to physically. this was a big week for the monterroza family. in addition

just — our legalteam, ben, tony, justin, curtis.on— definitely thank you to keith ellison and his team. i think they did an _ ellison and his team. i think they did an amazingjob ellison and his team. i think they did an amazing job from start to finish _ did an amazing job from start to finish all— did an amazing job from start to finish. all of the evidence, all the witnesses. — finish. all of the evidence, all the witnesses, everything proved exactly what we _ witnesses, everything proved exactly what we saw in that video. but yet, we are _ what we saw in that video. but yet, we are still— what we saw in that video. but yet, we are still questioning the decision— we are still questioning the decision of the jury, and i wonder why _ decision of the jury, and i wonder why often — decision of the jury, and i wonder why. often times this system fails us as— why. often times this system fails us as black— why. often times this system fails us as black men and women in america — us as black men and women in america. with all the eviden

especially to our legal team, ben, tony, justin, chris, justin back here. definitely, definitely thank you to keith ellison and his team. [ applause ] >> i think they did an amazing job from start to finish. all of the evidence, all of the witnesses, everything proved exactly what we saw in that video. but yet, often times this system fails us as black men and women in america. everything pointed to a guilty verdict. in some cases, i got my friend kenny walker back here. we don't even get charges. so today is a pivotal moment for america. it's something this country has needed for a long time now. hopefully today is the start of this. when i say a pivotal moment, we need change in this broken system. it was built to oppress us. it was built against us. of oftentimes we see people who are supposed to protect and serve, supposed to protect and serve. they do the total opposite. on the first day of trial, rev sharpton we had a press conference and we kneeled for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. when i got up and it was my turn to speak, i said that every time i come

justin. in response to what i said lack week, people say what can we do about it. see the corporations that control so much of our economy. how can we stand up to this? you have a practical answer. >> i have a great idea that is simple. let's vote. let's vote the bums out. i'm not talking about voting out swamp in dc, not political votes. every publicly traded company 24 sets of important votes, every year. first is for corporate directors. second is for sharehold proposal, you are mad at coca-cola good, if you are investor, vote the whole board out. not just the ceo, if you are mad at delta, vote, ed bastion out. what happens at annual corporate meetings is shameful. we have equivalent of a purple state election that goes blue every year because left coalitis their organization together and their money to don't. as you mentioned, politics is downstream from culture that what lift knows, that is what right ignores, i'm glad or over the target today talking about it talk about second subset of votes sharehold pro posals they seem nuanced or mundane they are importan

here's our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt.tals needed to make electric vehicle batteries. so this is what the mining companies are after. this is a poly—metallic nodule. it's a kind of nugget of crucial battery metals, so in here you've got cobalt, nickel, copper, manganese and there are hundreds of millions of these lying on the deep sea floor in some areas of ocean. we can dramatically reduce our environmental and social impact... the mining companies say sourcing metals from the deep ocean has a lower environmental impact than mining metals on land. and they just sit there like golf balls on a driving range. so we don't have to drill or blast to find them. also, they happen to sit in an environment where there are no forests, no plants. it's a no—brainer where we should be getting our metals from. environmental campaigners disagree. they say mining will destroy fragile ecosystems that have developed over hundreds of millions of years. petrol. with the climate and biodiversity challenges facing this planet, deep sea mining w

justin rowlatt, thank _ sooner than we expected.in minneapolis asjurors begin considering their verdict in the trial of the former us police officer charged with murdering the black man george floyd last year. derek chauvin denies causing mr floyd's death by kneeling on his neck. the defence says mr chauvin correctly followed police training, but the prosecution say his actions were disproportionate and deliberate. footage from the incident was again shown in closing arguments today, and some of it is included, in our correspondent nick brya nt�*s report. it's a measure of the passions aroused by this trial that the courthouse looks more like a prison. and the presence of the national guard serves as a martial reminder of how this midwestern city has become america's most volatile fault line. put your hands up, right now. let me see your other hand. in its closing argument, the prosecution showed police body—cam footage of george floyd's arrest for a minor offence, and his reluctance at getting in the police car because he suffered

. >> reporter: justin is a 10-year-old frog expert, toad-ally determined to help protect his favorite liked frogs since i was like 2. >> reporter: in fact, he's already raised nearly $25,000 to do it. it's a passion project he started way back in kindergarten when he learned that almost one-third of frogs species are on the verge of extinction. so justin founded for the love of frogs. >> frogs are an indicator species which means they tell us if the planet needs help. >> reporter: hopping to it on a mission to clean up the planet all for his love of frogs. the 10-year-old spreading the word about plastic pollution and rain forest conservation. >> even if you just pick up some plastic on the ground, that still makes a change. >> reporter: is efforts even leading him to meet environmental experts like dr. jane goodall. and now he's one of the youngest members of the conservation group reserva. >> our goal of reserva is protect 30% of the planet by 2030. >> reporter: and this earth day morning he's asking young people to get involved too. >> all you have to do is write a letter explainin

justin, thanks for joining us. i know this has been toot difficult day. george floyd's brother philones testified today sharing very personal stories about george floyd with the jurors. how meaningful is it for the floyd family that philones was able to testify? >> that might be the most impactful testimony so far, in my opinion. we've heard a lot of technical stuff, excluding the testimony from the witnesses on the scene. that was impactful and showed george floyd as a person and not just a hashtag or somebody we keep talking about things happening to instead of somebody we talk about as a person and a real human being like all of us. >> the judge, peter cahill, says the defense will start its case tomorrow. what is the floyd family bracing for from those arguments? >> like we've talked about in the past, character assassination will be on display and we've seen that in countless cases time and time again when the evidence is not on your side, they go straight to character. we've seen them try to set this up from the beginning of this trial and even befo

justine and jonathan, back to you. all right, chris, thanks so much for the time. >> back here at home, though, a live look at sfo tonight. we've got some rain, some much needed rain no matter how small the drops were. everyone counts sunsets are pretty epic tonight to kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is joining us now with a look at. >> the week ahead weatherwise i dir notice warmer and drier weather ahead. still cool out there right now. in fact, today, only warming up into the mid 50's to low 60's easily 5 to 10 degrees below average because of that storm that swept through the bay area now starting to exit the east bay and south bay. so let's zoom on into this last cell as we say, good-bye to winter and our april showers and spring showers as well. peta's getting some light rain and san jose starting to dry out from the wet weather that arrived earlier this afternoon for you. and let's take a live look outside. here's that gorgeous sunset that just seen was talking about over the east bay at berkeley. absolut

justine, back to you. thank you so much mabrisa hundreds of people spent their saturday remembering the life of sean monterrosa. >> today would have been his 23rd birthday june second 2020 monterroso was shot and killed by the police. they were responding to a vandalism call at a walgreens enforcement. harry was at that memorial. she joins us now live with the message from his family. good evening, amanda. >> good evening, although there was a lot of sadness at today's event. there was also a celebration and some happiness there was music and there was food, even a balloon release to celebrate the life that he did. let. >> doing everything we can do really to help never mind even story and make everyone knows john story. that's what sean monterrosa's sisters ashley and michelle say has been their goal for the last 10 months since their brother was killed 2020 shot was by the police department april 24th was one of the hardest days yet for the monterroza families. it would have big sean's 23rd birthday. it

justin zhen has been tracking all of the chatter on wall street chat board on reddit. it seems the flip is switched in terms of activity on aso. >> definitely. t the company reported blow out earnings on tuesday and chatter on reddit was quiet until the weekend, it increased 944% between friday and monday. and from monday to tuesday there was 240% spike and today academy sports is actually the second-most talked about stock in wall street bets. >> is this just off a low base though, justin >> it is actually off a pretty high base. you know it's the second most popular stock behind gamestop which is pretty fascinating, considering there were a lot of other names in place. >> you may or may not be able to do that but what do you extrapolate the spike in interest given what you seen in gamestop. >> yeah if you look at the alternative data it's really interesting. so, 76% of academy sports 76% of stores are in space where there is currently no mask mandates compared to 27% for competitors such as dick's sporting gooded and 32% for walmart. if you look at posts on reddit yo

especially to our legal team, ben, tony, justin, chris, justin back here. definitely thank you to keith ellison and his team. i think they did an amazing job from start to finish. all of the evidence, all of the witnesses, everything, proved exactly what we saw in that video. but, yet, we still question the decision of the jury. and i wonder why. oftentimes, the system fails us as black men and women in america. with all the evidence there, everybody pointing to a guilty verdict, we somehow still don't get the guilty verdict or in some cases i got my good friend kenny walker back here, we don't even get charges. >> right. >> so today is a pivotal moment for america. it's something this country has needed for a long time now. when i say a pivotal moment, i mean change in this broken system. it wasn't built there to oppress us. oftentimes we see people who are supposed to, supposed to protect and serve. supposed to protect and serve, they do the total opposite. on the first day of trial, we had a press conference and we kneeled for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. a

right jonathan in justine.e are tracking some winds on tuesday going to help cool us down and it's this storm to our east throughout south lake tahoe. that's going to bring a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms and even some light rain and snow showers to your area. unfortunately for us here in the bay area going to be more of a wind maker, then rainmaker and. >> we know we need those april showers. so far not showing up in the extended forecast. but for those of you in this year. you're going to notice an increase in cloud cover in the coming days and cooler weather as well. but for the start of your monday. still going to be about 48 degrees above average with south lake tahoe in the low 60's. and for those of you at truckee could see temperatures warming up into the mid 60's. but then that gradual cool down going to start on tuesday, cooling down to 52 degrees near average temperatures for this time of year with even cooler weather on wednesday. the ridgecrest. you could see anywhere from one to 2 inches o