this is melanie, and melanie loves movies. she's a movie buff., let's go see a movie. and they get there, and the marquee is basically a proposal to her. congratulations to the happy couple. >> i love proposals. they have so much thought put into it. i hate the ones that are pranks. but this one, you did a good job, joe. >>> this next story, i'm going to give you a trigger warning. we have ptsd from the "ever given", and the suez canal. this is maybe how it should have been done. this is a brand-new, super yacht being transported in holland, trying to enter the north sea. but when i tell you the space was tight, that they had to use these pontoons attached to the front and back of it, right, they had very limited space. so the photographer captured the move. look at that. >> all angles. >> how stressful is that? >> that actually looks pretty cool. they did it, right? >> yes, i also want to know who's buying that super yacht, my gosh. and if you are, call me. let me know. >>> one last story before we go. who knew ducklings could actually use a lif

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melanie, what's the path forward here?or both mccarthy and cheney to be in house gop leadership? >> no. i mean, the short term they will still both be in leadership. she just had a vote in the conference and they voted to keep her, but this really feels untenable to me. i don't think they both can last in leadership. this is the lowest their relationship has been and it's been low in the past, but, you know, ironically after this whole meeting and this whole conference designed around unity and getting on the same page, i would argue mccarthy and cheney are farther apart than they have ever been and a little bit of background why we're seeing mccarthy go after chainy in a real public way is because he got a lot of flack from the trump wing of the party after he went to bat for cheney and tried to help save her, and he's been paying the price ever since, and so he felt sort of burned every time that she would, you know, double down on her criticism of trump at these public press conferences and the last time they had this r

that was melanie townsen reporting realtors say this is the best time to sell. >> only thing is your best bet would be to find a new home out of state because what you going to buy. we're just 100 days away from the opening ceremonies of the tokyo olympics and this year's summer games will look. >> a little different. the games were postponed a year, of course, to the pandemic overseas spectators. they will not be allowed to attend this year's games, whether they're vaccinated or not temperature checks mask-wearing sanitizing stations and frequent covid-19 testing will be common throughout that international event. there's also a new slate of sports making their debut, including surfing and skateboarding. the opening ceremony is scheduled for july 23rd. and here's what team usa athletes are going to be wearing during the closing ceremony in tokyo. the uniforms designed by rough loran were on bail today. featuring more sustainable plant based materials and synthetic free plastics opening ceremony uniforms are going to be unveiled in july. the olympic retail collection is available for

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melanie townsend reports from sacramento. >> rose gold and birds first round of getting the covid-19er vaccine went off without a hitch at the wheel space health clinic in oak park on april 9th. >> give me the information about the vaccine sell. but experience, really bad ones to go to the e r. >> aside from a sore arm and goldenberg felt ready to get her second and final pfizer shot on monday. only this time the process took in unexpected turn, i guess all they had. >> ready at that point when moderna. and that's what getting. and i didn't find out about after unity administer the shot and the 15 period. >> she says they also wrote it on her vaccine card which shows pfizer and moderna given 3 weeks apart when it comes to covid-19 vaccine mixing. the cdc says pfizer and moderna are both similar in that they are and are vaccines. however, they and other covid vaccines should not be interchangeable unless there's an exceptional need to do so in according to a statement from well space health chief information officer if 2 doses of are in a covid-19 vaccine products are administered. th

but. >> not like this. >> in sacramento melanie townsend. fox 40 news. we'll be right back with more news. >> and just the pace and no more >> they're having a lot of fun catchy track is encouraging everyone in the bay area to get their covid-19 vaccine shot this music video is posted on the san francisco's department of emergency management's youtube page. the man on the beat is s f o airport duty manager chris morgan. he's been working at the mess coney center vaccination site says he is last 3 people to the virus just really sad. now he hopes the song helps encourage people and his community to get vaccinated. >> i've lost 3 people to covid. >> and really hit me affected me. >> i had a friend was 39 a grandmother and uncle in it. i know that it's us. it almost seems that impact what people really take it seriously and really you know, comes to truth. the reality that we need to live with need really protect ourselves plant. >> this which is why i wanted to do something more positive uplifting like the song to really kind of scenes the narrative teens,

for the iteam, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> calls for windsor's embattled mayor to resign are getting louder. dominic foppoli is accused of multiple counts of sexual assault. protesters gathered at lakewood drive in old redwood highway this afternoon. four women detailed allegations of sexual assault over a 16- year period to the san francisco chronicle. today sophia williams told abc7 news about an alleged incidents in 2006 when she ended up at dominic foppoli's house after an evening with friends. >> i was like no, dominic, we're not doing this. he kind of like kept scooting closer and closer to me so i was kind of against the wall and like rubbing his groin against me and then eventually he started to put his hand down my pants. >> williams managed to get away. the sonoma county sheriff's department opened an investigation into the claims and eight mayors in sonoma county are calling for foppoli's resignation. >>> for now let's turn our attention to the weekend, dan. >> it is here and it sounds like it's warming up. >> it definitely is. temperatures will come up a few degrees tomor

melanie townsend, fox 40 news. >> it only took a few minutes for single-day passes for outside lands to sell out festival. organizers are now working on safety guidelines currently it's unclear at this point whether people will have to show proof of vaccination to get in a local infectious disease expert says events with big crowds still require a lot of precautions. >> areas very but of course, smith, you know, events like outside lines without an additional layer of, you safety. you worried about a lot of visitors bringing risk from other areas. if things move along the way. they have been moving by that many people hopefully would have been vaccinated. >> the outside lands website points out that anyone who attends assumes the risk of possible exposure to covid-19. the airline industry was one of the hardest hit during the pandemic dropping nearly 96% in 2020. but it's starting to pick up again and with summer just around the corner. many families are thinking about traveling again. but is it safe to fly with unvaccinated children kron four's, michelle kingston explains. >> and i

for the iteam, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> calls for windsor's embattled mayor to resign are getting louder. dominic foppoli is accused of multiple counts of sexual assault. protesters gathered at lakewood drive in old redwood highway this afternoon. four women detailed allegations of sexual assault over a 16- year period to the san francisco chronicle. today sophia williams told abc7 news about an alleged incidents in 2006 when she ended up at dominic foppoli's house after an evening with friends. >> i was like no, dominic, we're not doing this. he kind of like kept scooting closer and closer to me so i was kind of against the wall and like rubbing his groin against me and then eventually he started to put his hand down my pants. >> williams managed to get away. the sonoma county sheriff's department opened an investigation into the claims and eight mayors in sonoma county are calling for foppoli's resignation. >>> for now let's turn our attention to the weekend, dan. >> it is here and it sounds like it's warming up. >> it definitely is. temperatures will come up a few degrees tomor

melanie yazzie, let's begin with you.n talk about the red deal. >> the red deal is essentially a people's program to prevent extinction. we talk a lot in the red deal about -- the plan is really clear. the stakes are clear. it is to colonization or extinction. we use that language because we draw essentially from indigenous movements over the last couple of decades for decolonization. indigenous people have been on the front lines for climate justice since 1492 but more recently, as a call for climate justice reverberated across the globe to address this 29 near clock toward climate disaster. indigenous people, whether at standing rock, apache people fighting resolution copper, or people fighting the 30 meter telescope in hawaii, indigenous people have been on the frontlines linesf the struggle to advance the climate justice movement. we draw essentially from that. that is why we say decolonization or extinction. indigenous people make a 5% of the world's population but protect 80% of the world's biodiversity -- which is

the next question is from melanie in derbyshire by text, | from melanie in derbyshire by text, and melanien to saving lives and tackling this pandemic around the world is the oxford astrazeneca vaccine and in particular the decision to ensure that its provided at cost without any charge for profit or intellectual property, it has been a huge and heroic effort and i'm very grateful to the team at oxford and the team at astrazeneca who have done an amazing job at making this happen, and then the capabilities for instance in clinical trials because it's in the uk clinical trials that we discovered that most drugs that work to say people's lives, first x methadone which they estimate has saved up to a million lives around the world again and to make sure this is a successful drug going forward, we will ensure we attract onshore, here in the uk, not just the research, the innovation and development you mentioned but also the manufacturing of these products. we want to make it an impossible choice for a pharmaceutical company not to invest in the uk and one of our commitments is that we will not

. >> melanie immigrated herself after falling in love with medicine in her native germany. >> yong melaniengry girl who grew up on the countryside and always wanted to become more urban. >> they both share a passion virology honed in the early days of hiv. maldonado spent most of her early career with the cdc eventually leading efforts to vaccinate vulnerable populations around the e e e e >> 80% are women. you rarely see women in leadership positions. we have been in visible. >> remember at the gladstone at the time when there was no female principal incipal incipa there were only male pis. >> fast forward several decades to one of the great health crisis the time. they had joined a highly accomplished and now highly visible mix of bay area women helping to lead the fight against covid-19 and perhaps as importantly becoming the public face of of of of of of of >> this comes with the territory they are more exposed. you will be asked to be commenting on certain things. before if you're not in the position and it is only a male person in that position then, of course, you don't see female f

[claxon de tren] >> [melanie] dios mÍo. >> ¿estÁs bien?Í, estoy bien. [♪♪] [♪♪] ♪♪♪] [♪] [♪] ♪♪] (♪ música ♪) siguen averiguaciones de motivos que motivaron a un hombre a disparar contra un oficial y amenazar a residentes cerca de (nombre en inglés) >> (información en pantalla) buscan en méxico a un hombre que presuntamente secuestró a su ex pareja en modesto ¿qué tal? bienvenidos (información en pantalla) el oficial salió ileso en este enfrentamiento, pero fueron momentos de incertidumbre al saber que había un hombre armado en su vecindario >>este hombre se mudó al vecindario con su familia hace un año es la primera vez que algo así pasa esta madrugada ocurrió algo que pensó que nunca pasaría cerca de su casa pensé que eran cohetes, pero luego, de repente oí a la policía que rápido, oí los tiros. >> (hablan en inglés) durante unarueda de prensa el oficial de la oficina del alguacil del condado a la mera informó que a las 3:40 de la madrugada del sábado recibieron múltiples llamadas reportando a un hombre que estaba forzando varias puertas

melanie, who has been doing fantastic reporting on this, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, chris. >> that's "all in" on this monday night. my great thanks to mehdi hassan for filling in for me last week. did a phenomenal job. it was amazing to get a week with my family. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> i know you had at least one date day because you posted about it on instagram, and i tried not to bug you and ask you everything you were doing. did you have a project or a trip or something? or just spending time with kate and the kids? >> hanging with the fam, kate and kids, doing some long walks. a day date with my wife, we went for a walk. had a midday cocktail. you know, it's the heart of you know, it's the heart of decadence, when you're 42 and just getting to hang with your spouse, take in the sunshine. it was awesome. >> this is, for all of the ways in which we are different from one another and we're a diverse community, for a very large proportion of the population, the idea of, if i cou

melanie has been helping cover this story. it's great to have you on.investigation of gaetz, his op-ed today, i won't resign, and his republican colleagues. let's just talk about the op-ed first, which was a sort of bizarre document. what is your read on what he's doing in this op-ed? >> to me, it looks like he's following the donald trump playbook. he's absolutely defiant, he's trying to muddy the waters by saying he's the victim of an extortion scheme, and he brought up the fbi probe, which is separate to the doj probe. he's bringing up the media, the swamp, the merrick garland department, while the investigation started under bill barr. and he's bringing himself up, compaing himself to justice kavanaugh. but if he's indicted, he will have a lot bigger problems to deal with. >> and this line caught our eye. he says, you'll see more drip, drip, drip of leaks into the media. when you see them, ask yourself why. they're not coming for me, they're coming for you. i'm just in the way. so prepping us for more stuff coming out seems to me like a person that

. >> that made melanie uncomfortable, especially because he only wanted to see vacant houses. >> thetime that i was showing him the home, he was never looking at any room. he seemed to be more interested in looking out of windows than he did the actual room. >> she said something else seemed off about him. >> he has a tick in his neck, he is constantly popping and cracking his neck and breathing very heavy. >> melanie wanted to leave. then the man noticed an attached garage. >> he was adamant about getting in the garage saying i really want to see inside the garage. >> her hands shook as she tried to work the key into the door. >> she drove home still shaking. >> i never cried or prayed so hard in my life. because i felt like i dromed a bullet. >> melanie called the police too. >> did he touch you or hurt you. no he did not. >> i looked at the sketch and immediately knew it was the same man. >> meanwhile the police and the prosecutor investigating diane's murder were working every angle they could think of. >> we were coming up with a zero. >> whoever the killer was knew what he or s

but. >> not like that. >> again, that was melanie townsend reporting.all bad news for real estate. a realtor there says this is the best time to sell. of course, the only thing is after you sell then you become a buyer and you have to compete with the other buyers. >> next. at 8 o'clock disturbing details of what a group of texas high school students are accused of doing to black classmates on social >> between the derek chauvin trial and recent death of daunte a right to racial tensions and calls for justice are evident in states across the country and now in north texas, high school students are facing discipline for racism on social media in the form of a mock slave trade auction markie. martin has the story. >> it's the snapchat that isn't disappearing after 24 hours. a racist group chat created by students. isd. we've blurred out the racial slurs, but it's titled inward auction before landing on this group, members had changed the name from slave trade. >> to n word oh jeez lined up to show a white police officer pointing a gun at a black farmer sh

for the i-team, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> another prosecution witness says george floyd died from derek chauvin murder trial. the former medical examiner took the stand as prosecutors tried to prove that his actions killed george floyd. george floyd died because the former police officer had conduct that caused his to stop. >> there is no evidence that he would have died that night except for interactions with law enforcement. >> her testimony echoed what other jurors heard from medical experts. the defense argues that heart issues led to his death. prosecutors have to show that derek chauvin's actions were significant, even if other factors contributed to his demise. >>> prince philip died today at age of 99. he was married to the queen for more than 70 years and recently returned to windsor after being hospitalized with an infection. julianne mcfarland shows you how the united kingdom is remembering him. >> reporter: the world is marking the death of prince philip, husband to queen elizabeth for 73 years. he passed away peacefully on friday morning at the royal family home of wi

it was caught on home security cameras reporter melanie townsend.talk to the tea teen's father and a neighbor who say they're shocked by the officer's actions and we want to warn you, some viewers may find the video disturbing. >> i just want my son to be able to play. and interact with people and not be bullied. i was angry. >> devastated is how adam wolf is feeling after spending the last 24 hours watching a video of his 17 year-old son preston being yelled at and punched by a vacaville police officer is he's many as hd. he just loves being. >> outside. he loves playing with people with meeting new people. but we feel like now. he can't do that. according to wolfe trouble started with preston. when another boy tried to pick a fight with them while he was playing at a nearby creek. >> my son picked piece of metal or a metal pole off of the ground to defend himself. i was told he tells me that a gentleman intervenes preston then went to play with a close neighbor unaware that police have been called and were searching for the police responded to wha

melanie townsend has the story from sacramento. >> as of today, more than 300,000 people in sacramentoounty have been fully vaccinated for covid-19 in before california, fully abandons its color tier system in june. the sacramento region remains in the red. but with new perks for those who are fully vaccinated in the red tier private gatherings of up to 200 people outside or 100 people inside are allowed in the orange tier. outdoor gatherings can be bumped up to 300. you can go to a theme park at 50% capacity and attend a concert or sporting event. that is at least 67% capacity in california's least restrictive yellow tier outdoor events have expanded to 400 people and businesses like restaurants and gyms can increase their capacity to 75%, but only if their patrons test negative for covid-19 or can show a valid vaccination card. a requirement attorney mark reichel says is protected under california's freedom of contract. if it is a private business in the restaurant or whatever. >> and then make a determination that the only accident people in that i actually do that currently proof o

the winner of the grubhub randomly selected by me by closing my eyes and scrolling is melanie maddox. so melanie, if you could privately message me on this chat your mailing address, i will pass that on to kate and then she will get your gift certificate. let me just verify that here. >> i wanted to if i could just answer one more question as i scrolled up in the chat and i saw a great question i would love to address from naomi williams is a sacramento author whose wonderful is if you talked about i acknowledge privilege in the book and talked some about how the burdens of caregiving can fall disproportionately on women of color and more marginalized groups and i would love to address that because the research really shows that is very much the case and that can kind of fall in one of two ways for marginalized families. with less access to care and fewer resources, there disproportionately economically harmed by some of the really difficult challenges of caregiving. people in jobs where they have to be present and essential workers are much less likely to be able to juggle the demand

chelsea will soon level with the header of their own, melanie knew about it —— whether she knew about. left wondering how she did not hit the target. at this level, you have to take your chances, had a showing chelsea how it's done. chelsea responded with those stunning strike of their own. the crossbar denying she and looking for england either. a new equaliserfor she and looking for england either. a new equaliser for chelsea, she and looking for england either. a new equaliserfor chelsea, the next one is next sunday, more work to do of this is the year that chelsea is the conquering hero. in the women's super league, arsenal are back up to third after a 2—0 win over brighton. jordan nobbs scored twice for the gunners, including this finish after a slick team move. that makes it 7 straight wins for them as they bid to qualify for next season's champions league. next up on sportsday. premier league clubs will take part in a four day social media blackout next friday as players and teams look to force online platforms into stopping racist abuse. the women's super league and the efl ha

. >> added fire protection along the siding and roof, melanie is not just anxious about her home expect we are trying to clear out the grass in between the property. >> she is worried about the risk that stretches across the east hills. >> i started a group in this neighborhood. we have about 68 or 70 homes. >> 23 more groups representing 1500 households. they have been pushing for more safety work by the city and trying to get more neighbors engaged. by the end of march, the dry winter and the recent examples of fire catastrophe should have everyone thinking about fire safety year-round. >> we have to consider that we are impermanent deficit in terms of the water that we have available to us. we really need to pay attention to the decadesand decades of overgrowth that has happened in the neighborhoods and suburbs and also the wildlands. >> fire season and when the risk elevates that is normally september october. this year cal fire feels in my, month or two early. >>> a bit of a setback. johnson & johnson has halted future shipments for the time being because of a mixup at the manufact

melanie townsend. ir field. >> ride rise ever hood. a complaint about the rain, but it's never good when it yeah. but we always cabbie out that with. we need it. we know we need and this is why we need it because well, we don't get john, who stand by the weather center. we get drought-like conditions and that just makes life miserable. absolutely. and drought actually returning to the state deepening as we work our way into april with lessen chances of rainfall in the next week. it's not looking good for the state's water needs and certainly also a little scary. looking ahead towards fire season, especially after the past few days that we've just had to you start warming up that quickly startlseeing things drying out like we do. obviously and alerts those people that are in charge of a wildfire safety that, hey, this might be a bad season ahead of us. so we're going to be on top of that, you look outside at drought monitor. this is an updated one from this week right here shows better conditions right along the coastline. but our deepe

melanie townsend. >> unfortunately, i think those plans are going to be used a lot coming fire season because we've got no rain is just not yeah. and already like i said this week or last week we started seeing small vegetation fire just popping up keeping busy as well. so. >> hopefully that's not a precursor for what's to come. i hope i'm wrong, but we definitely need some rain around these parts kron 4 meteorologist risa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what we can expect and rain is not in the forecast at least for now. i know fortunately, our wet season officially over. we just saw words about. >> 38 to 42% of average as far as rain went for our wet season and it looks like for the start of spring starting out on a relatively dry. no. in fact, we had a record warmth just a few days ago. certainly not helping when we have these above average temperatures and not only that, but it looks like there isn't going to be a fire season anymore. but just year around fire danger, especially for us here in california. let's take a live look outside for those of you in san jose. very clea

melanie townsend, fox 40 news. >> time now has a 52. we'll be right back. started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us take card payments anytime, anywhere, and get same-day deposits at no extra cost. it's more than honey. it's about building something for our family that will endure. >> the airline industry is starting to bounce back. but the question you might be acts and asking is should i travel if i've got unvaccinated kids with me is that safe? >> i think it's very safe for them. to fly all and that's to be since flights actually all just quite a bit of i worked with ventilation specialist who said there's better ventilation and a flight in many other states because of that khan saying low masking is required on planes and will be quiet for a while and so your child will

melanie townsend. >> well, little baby map does have a story to doesn't matter how you get here.ust get and certainly they did. they guess they very happy family. they will last look at weather tonight. we are seeing some changes coming up here is we're going to see what looks like some more fog and low clouds and that wind going to kick up around the bay area tomorrow. little breezy outside temperatures now in the 40's and the 50's outside. i think tomorrow afternoon. >> and the winds little blustery aloeg the coastline plan of some cool weather right out toward the beaches in the 50's. there. that wind will the picking up throughout the day. some gusts over 30 miles an hour along the coastline to the san bruno gap to 64 degrees mountain. not bad. there wind sheltered in the south bay. the santa clara valley mild temperatures in the mid 60's still think we speak and some 70's in the valleys by tomorrow afternoon. so no 80's be found like we had, but still comfortable weather inland that breeze blowing right through the delta. that will continue there as well. and then back towar

melanie townsend shows us the updated aircraft. fire's using. >> it is 11 and a half years with cal fire in nearly 40 years with the u.s. forest service. cal fire's, senior chief of aviation dennis brown knows when the conditions are right for another hectic fire season we're headed into another dry season. so with a month the last 2 to 3 that we've had it. it is reason for concern, which means it's time to ready all battle stations starting with training for existing air tanker and air tactical pilots. they're going through. >> refresher training ground school. and then also flight training today. and for the next several weeks. brown says they are also training pilots to fly several of these new specially 70 i calfire hocks from poland which are double the size of their longstanding u h i age or huey helicopters in replace 12 of these vietnam air aircraft by 2022. it's got an extended landing gear that makes it set up higher. >> it has a 1000 gallon tank that's put under its foods or foods that pins in the aircraft itself that fo

i think they're they're they're times coming in sacramento melanie townsend, fox 40 news. >> arkansas is the first state to pass a bill banning gender affirming medical treatment for minors. that includes prescribing puberty blockers as well as hormone and transitional related therapies. opponents say this will politicize medical treatment and that they want doctors to tell them how to help their children not lawmakers supporters say it's all about protecting children. >> i want to be evidence based don't want to be politically driven or culturally driven part of my job as a general pediatrician is to coordinate that care. i never imagined that it could one day be illegal for me retire. one of my patients to appropriate care of her. some local colleagues just since this bill passed in the house of representatives. >> there's been an increase our visits for suicidal ideation and and our transgender patients. >> well, arkansas is the first state to pass this kind of bill. it may not be the last alabama is considering a similar bill that would make it a felony to prescribe transitional d

melanie townsend shows us how farmers in vacaville are changing the way they can serve waters.hey prepare for the worst. >> california's 58 counties 85% are now under a severe drought forecast. according to the national drought mitigation center in for extreme drought counties like sacramento and solano lindsay li. big says the effects are already being seen with the drought affected. that was during our winter crop. so things like, hey. >> irrigated, pasture those types areas. so we're really seeing. >> the most parking areas right now on our animal industry. lots of probably be moving some cattle either out of the state or 4 different areas in the state. >> we're not alarmed, but we're being careful honor. 55 acre soul food farm and solano county owner alexa's is doing what she can to prepare her. all of trees in flower beds, head of a dry fire season. there are times now that farmers also have to realize that there's no power. so you're pumps won't work and you can't water things. it. it's a particularly hot day over a 100 degrees. that's why covid and other farmers have bee

melanie townsend, fox 40 news. >> 6.40, is the time right now.f people may be wondering what do i do if i want to travel in my own kids because we're talking about covid shots. the little kids aren't vaccinated and you know, everybody's thinking about vacations may be flying. let's hear from a doctor about flying with unvaccinated kids. >> i think it's very safe for them to fly all and that's for following reasons. flights actually all just quite a bit of i worked with ventilation specialist who said there's better ventilation and a flight in many other states because of that can say it was low masking is required on planes and will be quiet for a while and so your child will be knost. you will be asked because that's the people around will be masked well. >> okay. so if you do decide to get on a plane with the kids. what else can you do. the doctor says definitely turned the vents on over your heads. >> because then, you know, you get all that air blowing away and make sure that the family is sitting together. they say it's because you're suppos

this incident happened yesterday was caught on a neighbor's home security camera and reporter melaniensend. talk to the teenager's father. also a neighbor they say they're shocked by the officer's actions and we want to warn you that some might find the video disturbing. >> i just want my son to be able to play. and interact with people and not be bullied. i was angry. >> devastated is how adam wolf is feeling after spending the last 24 hours watching a video of his 17 year-old son preston being yelled at and punched by a vacaville police officer is he's many as hd. he just loves being. >> outside. he loves playing with people with meeting new people. but we feel like now. he can't do that. according to wolfe trouble started with preston. when another boy tried to pick a fight with them while he was playing at a nearby creek. >> my son picked piece of metal or metal pole off of the ground to defend himself. i was told he tells me that a gentleman intervenes preston then went to play with a close neighbor unaware that police have been called and were searching for the police responded

melanie townsend, fox news. oh no rain in the forecast for the weekend and earlier in the week, we figured we may get some brain by monday that no longer the case for going to remain with dry conditions throughout. it cooled down, though notable change in that area right to anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler this afternoon from yesterday's highs. here's a look at the sfo where we do have mostly blue skies started out with partly cloudy skies and some falling out there. and if you look to the back in there a little bit of cloud cover. i do expect thad cover could be even more widespread than what we woke up with this morning. stormtrooper too. they're showing you that besides that, we've got dry conditions overhead. you may also notice the direction of the flow now coming in from this direction. it's that westerly southwesterly flow that cools things off brings back the humidity. for the last few days, we've had that north northeast wind in place. and that's what helped to provide us with the windy conditions

melanie gun is the outreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods.s nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because if the quantity of ford's was lacking at point when you would go out into the fields. >> you would see browse lines and we're not seeing that at all. a total of 6 necropsies were conducted from all this point. and drakes beach herds. >> gunn says necropsy findings show 2 elks a toxic plants, 2 others had heavy internal parasite loads. one had a systemic infection. but gunn said the oaks declining population shows no evidence of dehydration having a staff go in the fields 14 lee to look at the water sources that we know exist. and if they do dry we are looking into bringing in water. should we need to go in alternative water sources for the elder from seeps in springs throughout the reserve. >> also sharing the park dairy and cattle ranchers. this fence was installed at tamales point decades ago to isolate the elk from cattle. this is a national park area. >> wild supposed to be protected hit, but instea

melanie, thank ou beach huts everywhere. melanie, thank you very — beach huts everywhere. headlines: 'pervasive racism' is blamed for the failure to properly commemorate tens of thousands of black and asian soldiers who died fighting for the british empire. of black and asian soldiers who died if of black and asian soldiers who died this was in fla they if this was in flanders, what would they do? how much resources would they do? how much resources would they pour into this if these were white british soldiers? president biden is expxpected to promise to halve us emissions by the end of the decade at a climate summit of world leaders today. with the climate crisis the focus of this earth day, i'd love to hear what you are doing to reduce your impact on the environment. get in touch with me by tweeting me — @annita?mcveigh — or by using the hashtag bbcyourquestions.

. >> that was melanie townsen reporting the vacaville police department released a statement saying the officer was responding to a call about an assault with a deadly weapon and potential stabbing and did not know the teen had autism until after the incident. the police department went on to add the officers responsibility was to find and apprehend the suspect to prevent further injury. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news more than a 160,000 families across california have dropped out of public schools with lower grade levels. leading the way. >> how leaders are working to close the gap. there. welcome back to the faa. morning news. i'm reyna harvey. lets get another check of weather this morning with erica caturay whose. >> live in the weather center this morning filling in for john stable. erica, i'm excited by a forecast. it looks like it's going to be a nice weekend for us. >> well, depends whether you like the rain or not because we are going to see some rain coming on sunday. and the meantime, it's going to be dry today. our temperatures are going to be warmer than what

melanie townsend. >> thank you for joining us for the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm reyna harvey. we have to get another check of weather this morning with john shrable. you know, john, we just watch that package. it's really fascinating to see all the work that goes into playing out these fires you've been covering the dry seasons. i was out there last fire season in the thick of it. so it looks like we're going to have another one of yeah, well, i mean. >> that's kind of the expectation as we move into this time of year for sure, especially after what has been such especially dry conditions. unfortunately we saw such a devastating season last year and the fact that we haven't seen a ton of rainfall this winter season does not necessarily bode well for us states updated drought monitor really not showing too much of a difference from where we were last week deep in drought for areas like the very eastern portion of california as well as areas further north. now here is one good thing that should comfort us just a little bit. the storms that the state has seen this winter actually

they said we won't help her because she's not yours we'll give you $400.00 my rent in a neighborhood melanie. in portland oregon was 395. the can do the math a welfare check today her family of 3 national average or 78 that's 196-2000 17 the average rent according to hide for a modest apartment 750. the average disability check is $756.00 it's almost impossible to get out of poverty based just on public but. our labor statistics say if you take a minimum wage job and you work 10 years and you don't have education beyond high school you don't have a skill like an electrician or plumber the average increase after working hard for 10 years in a person's income is $2.00 an hour doesn't matter how hard you work big about who works harder the person cleaning the hotel room or the person in their office you don't move up without a skill or an education so if you want to buy your mom house going to make sure your kids don't go hungry can't get a skill got a good education now if you want to on say start all that 30000 a year and have the possibility 'd of up to 60 or 70000 you know who have to have

next door was the ladies�* salon, where melanie had opted for the first appointment on the first day.t been going out, and only once a week i've worn a hat. so you've worn a hat to cover up your head? yes. because you didn't like the look of it? no, because it looked horrible. in the barbers, martin was finished — a fine head of hair for a 72—year—old. at a nearby salon, justine was having her hair done for the first time in a year. a few hats did come out and a few hoods going up. asking my children if i look that bad, or if i look like winnie the witch. but they used to say no! but i didn't believe them. just absolutely brilliant to be here. back in the queue, there was disappointment forjames. if your name wasn't down, you weren't getting in. monday the 12th of april 2021 will forever be remembered as a big hair day. danny savage, bbc news, york. that is a lot of hair been cut around england and wales. now to russia's celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of yuri gagarin's maiden voyage in space. it seems no—one has been left out. this is ru yi, a panda at moscow zoo, who's enj

dominic hughes speaking to emma and her son noah, and to melanie and her son george.cause of fans having to stay at home — but this week a special tournament took place where players also remained silent. the idea was to show the importance of talking for our mental health, and the event was supported by the former arsenal and england midfielder paul merson, who has been open about his own struggles. graham satchell went to see the teams in action. whistle blows kicks of the ball echo football in silence. it's unnerving, unnatural. these five—a—side games organised by power league and the mental health charity calm. in goal, former and england legend paul merson, who was always vocal in goal, former arsenal and england legend paul merson, who was always vocal when he played. players used to get upset with me because i would always constantly call for the ball, even if i shouldn't be getting it, because i wanted to play football — ijust loved playing. commentator: pass is flicked on. teed up nicely for merson to shoot! cheering and applause that goal for arsenal coming

old methods just don't make sense anymore for going to conserve our resources. >> well, that was melaniensend reporting for us this morning. farmers say many crops will likely be in short or 0 supply during the inevitable drought. so they're asking people to just to have patients. we've been having patients for the rain for several weeks to we have been and, you know, one of the one of the issues as well as the fact that we're going to dig a little deeper for produce that we love in the summertime because if we can find it, it's going to be a pretty penny dave sphar has got a little bit more detail on the rain that we are going to see this weekend. hey, morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and also with that to mountain snows for the bank account up there. so we need that and we're getting some of that as well. so at least that's good news. however, not as much as we can use. we can use another event coming up next week. but unfortunately one shot or here on sunday and then. >> that's kind of it. and we'll go back to almost summer like weather live shot coming in for yeast bay shoreli

dominic hughes speaking to emma and her son noah, and to melanie and her son george. navigable lake in the world between bolivia and peru. the 47—year—old swam 20 kilometres across the lake without a wet suit in just over five and a half hours. aruna iyengar has this report. psyching himself up for a record—breaking swim. this is andrea 0riana's third attempt to beat the previous record of 16km across this highest of lakes — over 3,800m above sea level. lake titicaca is a special swimming challenge. translation: the difficulty is the altitude. _ it's hard to swim well and it slows down your strokes due to the cold. you feel 12 celsius without protection, and it feels very, very cold. the only barrier to the cold is paraffin wax, rubbed onto his skin. 47—year—old oriana swam from near the so—called sleeping dragon mountain peak on the east shore to the island of the moon in the middle of the lake, a distance of 20km. it's a dream to swim in this lake because it's one of the most difficult tests in the world. you cannot compare the english channel to lake titicaca. they

of on the even from the police fanned the valley should be alive safe and free now we know that no melanie is very ill in a tuberculosis hospital a prison tuberculosis hospital in solitary ward hasn't got to work yellow says but that's where he's being detained his own doctors have not been allowed to see him moscow's on books woman said for independent doctors not with the hospital have seen him and they say he's in a satisfactory condition but the un has added to calls us human rights advocates say he should be taken abroad for treatment is not something that his son himself has asked for but for him and these protesters it make it much harder for them to even gather in these numbers from next week the prosecutors of us to moscow court to outlaw these foundation putting it on the same level as extremist groups like al qaida if that happens then his supporters and financier's could face very stiff prison sentences and very heavy fines but as with force in moscow thanks for that. now at least 22 crowbars patients have died in hospital in the indian state of maharashtra. a leak calls their

and a show and joins us now for more family melanie's the supporters want him set free but how likely is that in russia. well rebecca i think the chances of that happening are pretty much close to 0 it's very unlikely of course from the russian point of view from the point of view of the russian authorities. is in prison for embezzlement charges. himself says that those are politically motivated but letting him free would be tantamount to admitting that there is essentially no rule of law in russia so i think that's very unlikely to happen but if you are asking me whether protests like the ones that we saw last night make a difference to the kremlin i think they do make some difference the kremlin is certainly concerned i think now having seen people taking to the streets not only in moscow and st petersburg where protests are traditional but across the entire country in cities across the entire country so it can have i think an affect public opinion matters to the kremlin especially ahead of duma elections which are planned for this coming september we could see some limited concessi

next door was the ladies�* salon, where melanie had opted for the first appointment on the first day. didn't like the look of it? no, because it looked horrible. in the barbers, martin was finished — a fine head of hair for a 72—year—old. at a nearby salon, justine was having her hair done for the first time in a year. a few hats did come out and a few hoods going up. asking my children if i look that bad, or if i look like winnie the witch. but they used to say no! but i didn't believe them. just absolutely brilliant to be here. back in the queue, there was disappointment forjames. if your name wasn't down, you weren't getting in. monday the 12th of april 2021 will forever be remembered as a big hair day. danny savage, bbc news, york. now to russia's celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of yuri gagarin's maiden voyage in space. it seems no—one has been left out. this is ru yi, a panda at moscow zoo, who's enjoyed his own "cosmic experience". he's been treated to a bamboo meal that's out of this world: a bespoke bamboo rocket, which zoo workers took several days to build. rather

s attorney spoke with melanie woodrow about him and another officer facing disciplinary action. >> thetenant is still the police officers association president but no longer able alejo police officer.'s attorney said the police chief fired him. >> mike challenge some of the chiefs decisions on several matters as the president police association. >> you said he fired him for two reasons, sending an email to poa members that contained an image with what appeared to be a swastika. >> it was not done by mike nicolini as a symbol of hate advocating hate, advocating bias and prejudice. not at all. >> sending a threatening email to otis taylor after taylor announced he was moving to georgia to work as an investigative reporter for the atlanta journal-constitution. the email in part said we will warn our georgia colleagues of your impending arrival. at the time he spoke with the abc 7 news i.t. and. >> to believe this threat of i am going to call the cops on you. police know exactly what that means. >> there is no proof he intended to do anything. there is no threat there. >> you declined an i

i think you are going to potentially see governments in the sizing or focusing melanie's --'s focusing more on these mrna vaccines, particularly in europe, the united states and the like, whereas you may see other parts of the world be vaccinated by other vaccines, and that will also mean that hypothetically, you can get some first and second tier vaccine passports coming into play where fundamentally, governments will be reluctant to let in people vaccinated with vaccines that may not have proven efficacy against some of these new variants. guy: that sounds like it is going to get pretty complicated. jacob, thank you very much, indeed. jacob kirkegaard, certain you -- take of kierkegaard, german marshall fund senior fellow. we will talk about the impact of this is having on the markets. the stoxx 600 on the course for a fresh record. just reached a fresh record high. karen ward, j.p. morgan chief market strategist, will be joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. president biden will announce he is taking executive action to tighten gun