rene: it is hard to say.or our clients around moving money, trying to help them run their businesses anymore effect and efficient way , and we also make loans. so my sense is that we are going to see loan growth. it is just hard to predict exactly when that is going to come about. i think more important is business activity, employment levels getting back to full employment. guy: can i ask you a little bit about the tech hub? i was reading about it before, and i was interested that you decided to make this decision. my impression at the moment is that a tech hub is basically everybody's kitchen table and sitting room, and the tech industry in particular is feeling like it can work from home and be disaggregated. what is the objective of bringing everybody together? what is the objective of this move? sam: thanks for asking -- rene: thanks for asking. it really starts with this idea that in order for us to be successful as a bank, we need to attract and accelerate the development of people so that we can accel

his wife renee, remained stoic. >> it's 12 people. you don't know what they're thinking. >> the foreperson read the verdicts. first degree premeditated murder of barbara george guilty, first degree premeditated murder. guilty, murder in the first degree. and guilty on the other counts as well, felony firearm and insurance fraud. michael george didn't break down this time. he closed his eyes and seemed to talk to himself. behind him his wife renee buried her head. barb's brother contained his joy out of respect for his nieces who lost their mother and now their father. >> it's a little bit bittersweet. they still have to come to the realization that their father's a murderer. >> the prosecutors quietly congratulated each other on the conviction. >> it was a huge relief to know that finally the family was getting what they deserved, the justice they deserved. >> michael george was led out of the courtroom to begin the rest of his life in prison, no possibility of parole. a terrible injustice as his staunch defense att

josÉ renÉ palacios, de 20 aÑos, estÁ a punto de tomar una importante decisiÓn.ctos secundarios. rodrÍguez: ¿pero ya no? palacios: ya estoy mÁs relajado. rodrÍguez: estados unidos pasÓ de ser un paÍs rezagado en su respuesta al virus, a convertirse en lÍder mundial en una campaÑa de vacunaciÓn sin precedentes en la historia. segÚn el doctor carlos del rÍo, investigador de la universidad de emory en atlanta, georgia. del rio: estados unidos ha hecho un excelente trabajo. nadie estÁ haciendo eso y realmente hay que reconocer al gobierno federal, a los gobiernos estatales, a la iniciativa privada que ha contribuido a lograr esta vacunaciÓn tan rÁpido. rodrÍguez: la urgencia de josÉ renÉ por vacunarse es porque desde antes de que comenzara la pandemia, trabaja en una tienda donde tiene contacto con el pÚblico y con los carritos que los clientes dejan en el estacionamiento. ¿tenÍas temor a infectarte? palacios: sÍ. al principio tuve un poco de paranoia, usaba guantes, la mÁscara y todo. rodrÍguez: Él no se puede dar el lujo de dejar su trabajo, pues asÍ costea sus est

en el caso de don renÉ tenÍa el nÚmero de telÉfono y tenÍa un error que Él desconocÍa.nte antes mande una cantidad menor para asegurarse. >>> la misma rapidez que nos da acceso a estas aplicaciones nos pueden hacer caer en un error. >>> celebran el dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez en san francisco recolectando comida para los mÁs necesitados. >>> ya regresamos. (comerciales) >>> se reportan actividad policial en (hablan en inglÉs) los detectives cerraron varias calles, donde se reportÓ un homicidio. la policÍa pide que no se acerque al lugar, esto sucediÓ a las 5 de la tarde. >>> gracias por acompaÑarnos. hoy 31 de marzo fecha cargada de simbolismo, lucha y orgullo

days before renee's birthday, blake passed away after battling pediatric brain cancer.ught me so much strength i did not know i had. you mastered the ability to bring laughter and happiness to whatever rooms you were in. no matter what questions i ask, hugging and kissing on demand and your dance moves were topnotch. you loved humming and classical music, your favorite was mozart, serenade, number 13. i lost all the dreams and hope that is a mom has lost has for a son. i lost my mommy-hood, mom loves you, i look forward to kissing you when we meet again. >> to remnee and her family who suffer this kind of pain, we offer our deepest and heartfelt sympathies. thank you for being with us this evening. we'll see you next time. >>> someone has taken a young man and hung him in a tree. who would do something this hid hideous? michael donald was an incident good samaritan. >> the crime scene where this group of klan live. what better place to start? >> the mobile police department did not want t

renee, any thoughts on a shout-out tour customers. >> it's been an incredible year.drank a lot of wine. a lot of people drank a lot of wine during covid. we were lucky about that we made a pivot to the virtual tastings. we've been doing lots of virtual tastings, private and public. we play bingo. we play trivia. we've done a million things virtually which made up for a lot of the business that would have been gone. it was actually ended up to be quite a good year for us. mike: renee, sean, very best to you, your staff, your families, loved ones and wishing you a great summer season. >> thanks, looking forward to seeing everybody in person here in sonoma county. mike: take care. drivers are getting ready to start their engines as we look forward to today's big race. a live report from talladega, coming up. this is rebecca from michigan. coming at you live from the operating room. i'm an er nurse. and i absolutely love what i do. i knew that i wanted to do something meaningful with my life. ♪ ♪ i was over half a million dollars in debt from medical school until i found

and renee graham, associate editor at the boston globe. good evening to you both. now, paul, we are at the end of week two and are getting near the end of the prosecution's case. they may rest early next week. where do you think we have come in the last week? >> the prosecution had another excellent week. that should be expected because the defense has not had its turn. but the jury has heard some of the most compelling evidence in any trial of a police officer in recent history. last week there was the emotional testimony from eyewitnesses who all suffered from survivor's guilt because they could not save george floyd's life. and this week, a parade of experts. ten police officers using excessive force and four medical experts who said that chauvin killed george floyd and not drugs or heart disease as the defense claims. >> renee, let's look at this more broadly. there are people that like to point out to me that there's been social justice movements around this, this remains the case of one man in the death of another man. but there are things happening at this t

because i wanted to see the man behind the mask. >> finally rene's facebook friend relented.e actor michael c hall. his name was, mark twitchell. once he told me who he was a check them out. i did a lot of research on. line and found out he was legitimate, and he was up and coming. >> and for rene, the would-be filmmaker, it seemed like her big break. >> and then he express interest to, me in my riding style. and my ideas. and how we would be able to work together. >> what's the like about your writing? style >> he never said specifically. he just said i think we had chemistry together weibo to work together. and we thought a lot unlike. >> this had to be pretty exciting. soon she was intoxicated by this online collaboration. and then, wonder of wonders, he offered her work on his next project, a feature length version of his short film, house of cards. the film, he told her about a serial killer. >> we had talked about our hypotheticals of how would you kill somebody and get away with? it >> would city want to? do >> he told me you do it like dexter. dexter shows you how to

let's talk about vaccines skepticism with renee college of physicians of philadelphia the fact we have a vaccine is a blessing why then all the nonbelievers. why the number leavers it's a really good question i guess it's part of human nature to question things around us to see risk in other people and assume that it's the same risk for us and so you know you're going to have a spectrum of people who absolutely believe in the science absolutely even vaccines and then you're going to have a on the other end people who will not get a vaccine no matter what you tell them or are you explain to them because they have this proceed risk of it no matter what they see i mean it's great to question things i'm a journalist i have to do it every day but that same skepticism is as old as the vaccine itself has there been a was there some sort of specific historical incident that had justify the skepticism not not one specific and there's been a serious several one throughout history right because you know the vaccine science has. has been advancing for the last 200 years and now along the way there

let's talk about vaccines skepticism with rene nigeria college of physicians of philadelphia the fact we have a vaccine is a blessing why then all the nonbelievers. why the nonbelievers that's a really good question i guess it's part of human nature to question things around us to see risk in other people and assume that it's the same risk for us and so you know you're going to have a spectrum of people who absolutely believe in the science absolutely even vaccines and then you're going to have a on the other end people who will not get a vaccine no matter what you tell them or are you explain to them because they have this proceed risk of it no matter what they see i mean it's great to question things i'm a journalist i have to do it every day but that same skepticism is as old as the vaccine itself has there been a was there some sort of specific historical incident that had justify the skepticism not not one specific there's been a serious several one throughout history right because you know the vaccine scientists who has been advancing for the last 200 years and now along the way

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renee goes onto write this.and hopes that a mom has for a son. i lost my motherhood and i am mourning it all. i am dedicated to fighting pediatric cancer for the rest of my life. to renee and all the families suffering that kind of pain. we offer our deepest, deepest condolences. may little blake rest in peace and as we always say, may his memory be a blessing. >>> out front next, endless violence in america. president biden calling mass killings in the united states asas an embarrassment. protesters gathering in chicago after video surfaces of a 13-year-old boy shot and killed by police. the police say he had a gun, the boy's family said he did not when he was shot. the biden administration backtracking on an announcement that had his own party comparing him to trump. let's go out front. good evening, i am erin burnett. tensions mounted in cities across the country. americans woke

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, and stepmother, crystal dia's would not let them see the girl after rene got sole custody. i always had the dream of seeing her again, even if it was behind her father's. but they took that away from us back on march, 23rd, the fifth grader found dead and her parents home after first responders were called for a medical emergency authorities found on i e with bruises and burns. the cause of her death is still under investigation. her aunt had no idea. i always thought she was in the good place because of what they portrayed to be in social media. community members shocked wishing they had noticed or seen so. thing we, you know, wonder if the schools were not closed. would she have gotten help? would a teacher maybe of noticed her bruises? authorities say the emergency call from the parents was the first to sign of trouble. court documents reveal the abuse had been ongoing since november, angry that you know she couldn't get the proper help that she needed. i just kind of feel like the system failed. her eye is not justice because she didn't deserve. have to die. she was you

here's renee card, mom of five and the school board member opposing this plan.eached out to the superintendent, jody gunning. she says she wants to express that we're not adopting critical race theory. she says we have no diversity, equity curriculum that is mandatory in their schools. so what's going on? >> hi, martha. thanks for having me on. i'm speaking for myself, not the board to jump down to that, they claim there's no change to the curriculum. this transformational equity workman you'll that they've been hiding clearly says that teachers have the powered to adapt, modify or enhance any curriculum and push so therefore they can push critical race theory or even worse. they claim there's no discipline quotas, but state schools will reduce the number of suspensions for black students to 15%. you know? they send out letters saying don't believe your lying eyes, believe us. they still today are hiding this transformational equity manual even though it's posted on websites. >> martha: i want to get renee in here for a second. renee, what bothered you? what mad

our colleague rene marsh and her husband kendrick payne suffered an incomprehensible loss this week.old son blake passed away after a long battle with brain cancer. blake was an adorable child. he loved to dance and tried to snap along to the music. in a tribute to her toddler, renee wrote, i didn't just lose you, blakey, i lost all of the dreams and hopes that a mom has for a son. in the midst of her suffering, renee is also asking please if you can, consider donating to the pediatric brain tumor foundation in blake's memory and spare a thought for this beautiful child and his family. may blake's memory be a blessing. the news continues next. ed hydre when it matters most... ...so do we. hydrate like our heroes. ♪ mom and dad left costa rica, 1971. and in 1990, they opened lrazu. when the pandemic hit, pickup and delivery was still viable. that kept us afloat. keeping our diners informed on google was so important. the support from our customers, it honestly kept us going. i will always be grateful for that. ♪ bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by re

our colleague rene marsh and her husband kendrick payne suffered a loss this week.ir 2-year-old son blake passed away after a long battle with brain cancer. blake was an adorable child. he loved to dance and tried to snap along to the music. in a tribute to her toddler, renee wrote, i didn't just lose you, blaky, i lost all of the dreams and hopes that a mom has for a son. in the midst of her suffering, renee is also asking please if you can, consider donating to the pediatric brain tumor foundation in blake's memory and spare a thought for this beautiful child and his family. may blake's memory be a blessing. the news continues next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands a better understanding of your glucose levels, so you can enjoy movie night. and knowing your baby is getting the nutrition he needs, no matter how you choose to feed him. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪ bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspi

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rene writes this.r 25 months on earth, you taught me how much strength i had stored up in reserve that i did not know i had. >> you taught me endurance. you taught me a depth of love i have never experienced. you inspired me to keep going when i wanted to give up. you helped me prioritize what is truly important in this life. i'm forever changed because of you, my son. >> i feel blessed and honored to have been your mom. i wish we had more time together, but i'm grateful for the time we had. in just two years, you mastered the ability to bring laughter and happiness into whatever room you were in. >> your party tricks included telling me no, no matter what question i asked, hugging and kissing on demand and your dance moves were top notch. the good times we shared are forever in my heart. >> you loved being outside. you loved cruising the neighborhood in your drop-top electric car with the music on as you tried so hard to snap your fingers. you loved humming classical music. your favorite was mozart's

just >> bail is set at one 0.4 million dollars for both renee and christal diaz. they are due in court next week. live in martinez, kron 4 news. thank you for that report. fully. >> and now to a story you'll only see on kron 4 shocking a surveillance video of 2 men robbing a jewelry store in san jose. you can see the man holding the employees at gunpoint as they smashed the display cases and make off with the jewels. now this robbery happened at plaza jewelers on march 21st and the store was hit again early yesterday morning. surveillance video shows 3 masked robbers on bikes smash a window and their getaway was also caught on camera. the should jewelry shop was also vandalized in last year's racial justice protests. the owner has thought about closing his doors after 45 years in the business. this last. >> 3 there have been terrible would break incident. the people come in with guns says it's very difficult to the business anymore. very difficult on the on the fear of a of not didn't happen in the police come in or they just break the windows incoming like there'

rene, i'm coming to you first.ty reform. my idea along with senator scott is you can't sue the police officer. you sue the department. if we can solve that problem. we can solve the issues, if there's will to get there. i think there's will to get there on the part of both parties now. >> you think there's a good chance by may 25th you have a deal? >> yeah. qualified immunity. yeah. i hope so. tim is the leader on this. his package is bipartisan. >> rene graham, i don't know, i'm hopeful. your thought? >> i mean, they're saying the right things but the question becomes how much comprise are the democrats willing to accept to get this bill through? i'm not sure how i feel about the idea of qualified immunity taking it out of it. it's a important part of it. it has to be a sense that police officer understanding the personal kblgt and no the city or the department is going to bail him or her out. so i'm not a big fan of that. i'm not sure that the comprise democrats should make. >> interesting. have a thereon kevin m

let's talk about vaccines skepticism with rene niger a college of physicians of philadelphia the fact we have a vaccine is a blessing why then all the nonbelievers. why the number leavers it's a really good question i guess it's part of human nature to question things around us to see risk in other people and assume that it's the same risk for us and so you know you're going to have a spectrum of people who absolutely believe in the science absolutely even vaccines and then you're going to have a on the other end people who will not get a vaccine no matter what you tell them or are you explain to them because they have to proceed risk of it no matter what they see i mean it's great to question things i'm a journalist i have to do it every day but that same skepticism is as old as the vaccine itself has there been a was there some sort of specific historical incident that a justify the skepticism not not one specific there's been a series several ones throughout history right because you know vaccine science has . has been advancing for the last 200 years and now along the way there ha

in fact, i'm expecting you and andrea and yolanda renee at national action network convention the week after next in new york. people are asking me is yolanda coming. they don't want to hear me, so to speak. everyone loves yolanda, the granddaughter of martin luther king. thank you for being with us, martin luther king iii. not only did you walk legislator cannon in, you came to minneapolis and sat with the family at the funeral of george floyd and they talked about that this week as i spent time with them before the beginning of the trial. thank you for being with us tonight on an anniversary that i'm sure means so much to you and your siblings. >>> now, we've seen a week of testimony in the derek chauvin murder trial, including contentious exchanges between witnesses for the prosecution and chauvin's legal defense team. prosecutors are expected to continue next week with even more eyewitness testimony, including from chauvin's fellow officers, providing context to the video that started it all. joining me now is patrice cullers, cofounder of black lives matter and activist extraordin

aileen: gracias, roger, precisamente, nos conectamos con el protagonista de esta historia, renÉ cupliante de los animales? >> el tiempo que me di cuenta que estaba perdido, tratÉ de poca refugio, subiÉndome en el taller para arriba, encontrÉ unas piedras en formaciÓn, en una forma cuadrada, y ahÍ me puse, y con la mochila, estÁ viendo al otro lado del caÑÓn. borja: estabas listo, preparado, ¿tenÍas algo de comida? >> nada mÁs lleve mi celular, agua, me comÍ ese dÍa, pero cuando estaba en esa Área, ya no tenÍa nada de agua, ni comida. me quedÉ allÍ esperando, porque escuchaba el helicÓptero, pero estaba muy arriba de mÍ, habÍa mucha niebla, y no me podÍan ver. aileen: ¿en algÚn momento perdiste las esperanzas de ser rescatado? >> no, sÍ pensaba quÉ iba a pasar si no encontraba el siguiente dÍa, porque el dÍa que estaba allÍ, me puse a pensar en dios, y a pedir que me ayudara, porque no sabÍa si iba a tener la energÍa para subir mÁs arriba de la montaÑa. borja: a mÍ me gustarÍa preguntarte, despuÉs de estar experiencia extrema que tuviste en la montaÑa, ¿quÉ lecciÓn te deja esta experienc

reporter renee santos on how authorities tracked him down. >> reporter: roseville police just announcing traffic stop near 65 in pleasant grove and uncovered a fraud ring suspected of stealing more than $2 million in unemployment funds. they are accused of employing as much is $50,000 a day from atms. that money was then used to buy drugs and support human trafficking. the ringleader and as many as 15 others were working under him. authorities are searching for three of them or they are wanted for several felony fraunetwork volv atast ssession 20ctthey asaa arch warran led to the seizure, drugs and $200,000 in solano and alameda counties. >>> you know the saying, oil and water don't mix, neither do the pfizer and moderna vaccines. >> that is the cocktail for one woman. the 89-year-old woman says a mixup at a clinic left her with one dose of each. the county says while doing doses are not ideal, they can be given together and joan is considered fully vaccinated. >> had you feel that you have two separate quick >> i feel no different and i don't give a darn. having that, that will send you

according to this hiker, san xwab reel valley tribune renee campeon could fix six months for entering a restricted burn area. he managed to take this of his location, another man able to determine where he was helping those crews track him down. campeon says he did not see any warning signs that that area was restricted. >>> investigators believe a tangled parachute led to an experienced skydiver falling to her death over the weekend in the central valley. her chute never fully deployed saturday. at this skydive lodi parachute center. in t marks at least nine deaths there since 2006, in one case, the owner paid out more than $40 million to the family of a young tandem jumper who died in a fall with an uncertified instructor in 2016. >>> when we return, we're going to turn to sports and the continuing impact from covid on the games. the warriors getting ready to welcome back fans to the chase center for the first time in more than a year. for the a's, a little bit of a different story. events off the field forcing their big time roll to suddenly stall. >>> marin county is reopening mos

that is what i thought. >> here is lori, renee and stacey.january 2003. >> there is a $500,000 reward you know for her and the baby's safe return. just take that. take the money. give us laci back. >> in the first day an exhausted sharon, ex-husband laci's father dennis beside her went on tv and pleaded with a kidnapper. >> i would like to send a message out there that whoever has her please, please, please let her go. bring her back. >> early on there were clues the cops uncovered that made kidnapping seemed plausible. remember the couple's dog with the leash attached. a neighbor said she saw the peterson's dog wandering the streets earlier that day. maybe laci was kidnapped walking the dog. just about the time laci disappeared there was a burglary across the street. did she witness a crime? did burglars take her? the police wanted to know. >> a reward for information for the identity of the person responsible for the burglary. >> didn't take long. soon enough one of them showed up in a tv interview. >> police agreed. no connection to laci.

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, and stepmother, crystal dia's would not let them see the girl after rene got sole custody. i always had the dream was seeing her again, even if it was behind her father's back, but. they took that away from us back on march, 23rd, the fifth grader found dead in her parent's home after first responders were called for a medical emergency authorities found on i e with bruises and burns. the cause of her death is still under investigation. her aunt had no idea. i always thought she was in the good place because of what they portrayed to be in social media. community members shocked wishing they had noticed or seen something. we, you know, one day. if the schools were not closed, would she have gotten help? would a teacher maybe of noticed her bruises? authorities say the emergency call from the parents was the first to sign of trouble. court documents reveal the abuse had been ongoing since november, angry that you know she couldn't get the proper help that she needed. i just kind of feel like, um the system failed. her eye is not justice because. she didn't deserve to die. sh

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event this last time out, but they are missing sergio who picked up a yellow card in that game, to reneey are suspended, they've contributed a number of goals this season for men you are right, pepe has claimed a child to refute that chelsea was celebrating when they got porto. chelsea say that wasn't the case. when you look at the sides left in the last date when the draw was made, everybody would've wanted porto. if was made, everybody would've wanted porto. ., �* , was made, everybody would've wanted porto. ., v ., was made, everybody would've wanted porto. . �*, ., ., was made, everybody would've wanted porto. ., �*, ., ., ., porto. if that's an easier one to call, there _ porto. if that's an easier one to call. there is— porto. if that's an easier one to call, there is another _ porto. if that's an easier one to i call, there is another quarterfinal tonight. a repeat of last year's final. difficult to know which way that one goes. it final. difficult to know which way that one goes-— that one goes. it is. i think paris st germain _ that one goes. it is. i think paris st germain are

. >> the oscar goes to renee zellweger. >> reporter: the oscars have been given out for 93 years, but a train station. >> i shot at union station once. it's really cool. it's an amazing very interesting venue. >> reporter: andra day is one of an unprecedented nine performers of color who are up for oscars this year. >> diversity in film, in everything is not a trendy thing. it is where we're headed. everyone sees that that is really better for all of us. ♪speak now speak now. ♪ >> reporter: each of the songs nominated as the year's best will be prerecorded and played during the preshow. that's just one of the changes due to the pandemic. >> you're going to have the nominees and one guest each and they'll be separated not in the same room at the same time. >> reporter: 300 news outlets typically cover hollywood's biggest night. on the red carpet this time there will be just 30. >> that's a sacrifice that seems entirely legitimate for this year. >> reporter: steve pond wrote a book about all the goings-on backstage at the oscars. >> this is the fourth oscar show to be delayed, the first

vladimir or delay to on wednesday, danville mayor renee morgan said she respected the da's decision to file charges against hall. in that case. >> and she called the release of the body camera footage in this most recent deadly shooting essential. >> the continue to support full transparency in all matters related. >> to both incidents. the contra costa sheriff's office released a statement saying wilson did pull a knife and threatened officer hall prior to being shot and killed. but wilson's family attorney john burris believes officer hall acted unreasonably yet again. my view is there was no warning. >> yet distance man was attacked. again, we have opportunity to burris says it all have been prosecuted on are latest case earlier wilson would still be alive. but i recognized. >> investigation to whatever time it took. i didn't know it until someone else. but he did. >> a civil rights violation has already been filed against officer hall ut burris believes criminal charges should be filed as well. in danville. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> oakland police chief leronne armstrong says t

impactante y que le ayudarán a buscar a los sospechosos que sean encontrados culpables >> crystal y renél 911 pidiendo ayuda pero los paramédicos no pudieron salvar a la menor >> los investigadores dicen que la niña quien era la mayor de sus hijos tenía moretones y quemaduras al parecer los ataques comenzaron en noviembre pasado pero aún no se determina la causa de su muerte >> por ahora la fiscalía podría poner más cargos a la pareja >> para el destino de la familia resultaba extraño que anahi moss llamaba la menor no saliera a jugar con sus tres hermanos y que siempre estaban encerrados se mostró impactado por la muerte de la pequeña >> hablando en inglés que considera que debido a la pandemia muchas familias han tenido que enfrentar el estrés del encierro pero hay formas de canalizar esta frustración y torturar a los hijos no está bien dice >> de hecho las autoridades consideran que la pandemia y el encierro pudieron jugar un papel en este crimen y que si las víctimas que cruzaba el quinto grado hubiera asistido a la escuela persona su muerte podría haber sido evitada >> el nivel de a

when you think about renee and you think about strong and powerful and when you think about women it's more like they're vulnerable and nests and they're sensitive in the delicate and that's fine but we're also very strong and powerful we can be all those things. great is always a mirror of the times and this is the era of the male empowerment. they say and as easy. the death of the u.k.'s prince philip husband to the queen received wall to wall media coverage his funeral on saturday will be watched by millions around the world as was the recent t.v. interview with his grandson prince harry no matter the event interest in the british royal family has never waned but how popular are they here in germany the country many of their ancestors came from. queen elizabeth and prince philip on a state visit to germany in 2015 their 5th official trip to germany together once again they were futuristically received some german travel to hundreds of kilometers for a glimpse of the royals. that's the most of my we just got to do it and i'm very glad we did. before they embody certain values traditi

they are being told by the same government that to them to get a vaccine they're highly skeptical so renee give me the hard sell as a scientist how would you convince the facts and. we found through science through research through surveys and through focus groups that the best way to get at somebody is by having one of their peers not somebody who secured to them not so it was inferior not somebody who is smarter or more educated rich or whatever so many who is there appear at their level explain to them the benefits of vaccination explain to them the side effects if any of getting a vaccine and we've seen it with the coven and that scene where we had a lot of skeptical people at 1st who are now turning turning around and wanting to actually never seen their peers their neighbors or friends getting the vaccine having a little bit of a side effect afterward you know a little bit of like illness for a day or so and getting much better and then also seeing that the the people who are vaccinated are not becoming sick and they're not becoming part of outbreaks when they see that from their pee

a 30 year old renee diaz and his 28 year-old wife crystal. >> the contra costa county district attorney's office has charged both with one felony count of torture. one felony count of aggravated mayhem and 4 counts of child abuse. all inflicted on the 11 year-old girl over a span of 5 months day in one specific incident. >> deputy district attorney derek but says the girl was intentionally burned in. >> physical injuries that i saw involved fix dense of massive bruising and numerous areas. other injuries were described to me similar to that but says the girl's father and crystal her step mother called 911. early in the morning. >> about 2 weeks ago on march 23rd reporting a medical emergency with the child. she was pronounced dead inside the diaz's master bedroom, a cause of death has not yet been determined. normally children don't just die. from a medical condition. it's on scene. we have no information that she had an outstanding or underlying medical condition. but says 3 other children ranging between the ages of 3, 9, years old. also lived in the home. but have since been removed an

investigators say crystal and rene diaz called 911 to report their 11-year-old daughter needed help. >> the parents called 911 to report a medical issue with the child. >> reporter: when the ambulance arrived, the girl was already dead in her parents' room, covered in bruises and burns. >> the extent of her injuries when her body was examined was tremendous, shocking and helped support the charges that the parents are charged with. >> reporter: tonight the girl's dad and stepmom face charges of child abuse. but the actual cause of death is still a mystery. >> once the results of the autopsy in that investigation are complete, then we'll reevaluate whether other charges should be added. >> i would think, let me get a hold of the mom and dad and then see if they need to be tortured. >> reporter: jones always thought something was strange next door. he says the couple's four children were rarely outside. investigators say had the fifth grader been going to school in person, things may have gone very differently. >> perhaps if the child was attending school in person her injuries would h

the da's office says early morning on tuesday march 23rd 30 year-old renee diaz and his 28 year-old wifestal dialed 911, reporting that run a's biological, 11 year-old daughter who is crystal step daughter was experiencing a medical emergency deputy district attorney derek but says she was found dead in the master bedroom. the cause of death has not been determined. normally children don't just die. from a medical condition. it's on scene. >> we have no information that she had an outstanding or underlying medical condition. the young girl is listed as jane doe in the charging document. >> but she is identified as an eye at the memorial set up outside her home but says massive bruises were found all over the girl's body, adding that the extent of the abuse dates back to at least october continuing through as recently as last he says the girl was intentionally burn. the diaz's have been charged with one felony count of torture. one felony count of aggravated mayhem and 4 counts of child abuse and just there to protect children. rather than to hurt them torture and. >> related like she was

she died 2 weeks ago, but her cause of death has not been determined 30 year-old renee diaz and his 28 year-old wife crystal are charged with 4 counts of child abuse in addition to torture charges. the contra costa county deputy district attorney says the girl was abused over the span of 5 months. >> physical injuries that i saw involved 6 tense of massive bruising and numerous areas. other injuries were described to me similar to that. >> the couple is due in court next week. 3 other children ranging between the ages of 3, 9, years old. also lived in that home. they've since been removed and are safe. in the south bay, the family of a man shot and killed by san jose police has filed a lawsuit against the city there. david tovar was wanted in connection with the murder and other violent crimes when he was killed back in january in this body camera video. you're watching. you can see 2 of our running along the second story balcony of a villa fail. an apartment complex. the san jose police spokesperson says tomorrow is actually reaching for his waistband when officers shot him. but of al

human rights and liberty and freedoms but as of today it seems as though many people now conceding a renee king saying it's a price worth paying every inch of the right to say what goes in their body i think equally a pope should have the right or any wish of the right to say. commit if you cannot actually include pumps and stuff like that i mean you keep it quite safe anyway but when they completely unlocks and then you allow to really from the 21st of june if you're low to actually socialize like that i think i'd feel safer if it was a covert passport in place i mean the great majority of people who use pubs get the vaccine until a bit like age group is in here. where the least like likely to be affected by it as well. because one thing people will actually be. one to actually get vaccinated because if you if you refuse somebody to go into the pub. the passport do we got to do it of course some venues don't have the luxury of this outdoor space so they're still waiting for their grand reopening in the next few weeks in around may or so and still there is this quarter's optimising moving

alleged abuse data back to last november 29 year old cristal diaz, the stepmother and 30 year old rene diaz, the father faced charges off torture, aggravated mayhem and child abuse. court documents state that the couple quote intentionally caused permanent disability and disfigurement and deprivation of a limb or. and embody member. the torture, maim charges based on instant branding, which produced visible burn marks on the child. the prosecutor says the emergency call for help made by the parents was the first indication of any trouble. it was shocking made me sick to my stomach. christine fernandez says her daughter was a friend and classmate of a naive. something in their soul that they could do that to a child. you deserve everything that's coming to him. it breaks my heart that somebody she had to suffer like that. both the father and stepmother are held on $1.4 million bail each. they're scheduled to be arraigned in court. april 14th in martinez amberleigh ktvu, fox two news, a judge in napa county. ruled today that a former aide to governor gavin newsom should face trial on fel

. >> reporter: rene compean says he wasinhe angelese national forest when he got lost and waited to betain lions wandered nearby. >> so i was like, i hope they don't come over here, so i got a stick and sharp rocks next to me where i was hiding just in case and to like get away. >> reporter: growing desperate, he snapped the picture and sent it to a friend with a message, sos, my phone is going to die. i'm lost two to three whiles away in the canyon east of buckhorn, i think. >> i was able to get two bars, and i took a picture and sent that, and then my phone died after that. >> reporter: police released the photo on social media, and another avid hiker actually recognized the location. >> i started going through the process of looking at the photo, figuring out where it was, and i said, oh, i think i know where this guy is and found some gps locations, and i gave it to the search and rescue guys. >> reporter: after a brief search rescue spotted compean hoisting him to safety nearly 24 hours after he got lost. compean says one of his first calls was to work because he was a no show tue

who was trying to like help like me to be alive like rene like i mean it's individuals it's not a you know. that's like that of the opposite of good plot video doesn't pay to show the c.n.n. executive admitting that b.l.m. coverage biased does exist and is the 3rd undercover scoop published by portrait parents asked this week what if you want to find out sabbat the other 2 on high c.n.n. missed that it's a few ways to get ratings and it's not my staying to bring down don't trump head to our web site you don't call me and we discuss the revelations with part it hurts us newsroom thank you typically vastly says it is time that people started to ask questions. we can speak to the fact that this technical director charlie chester he was certainly part of the culture he was speaking as if they were an advocacy group and this is a network that uses the tagline the most trusted name in news does the most trusted name in news you know collude directly or indirectly with black lives matter that's a question for the american public to ask it seems that the rules that as a society that we all th

which he didn't with us now and scott from london charlie robertson the global chief economist with renee sants capital charly good to have you with us tell me about this boom and bust cycles and what led you to that sort of pattern in conclusion in the 1st place we have a watching this happen over $1015.00 well actually maybe generations baby centuries but it's become something financial markets have got very. tries to overheat its economy with too much lending that widens out the current account deficit and then surely the currency crashes they have to hike interest rates lending stops and we had a bust what's been getting problematic for tell you a key is that this is been happening close. the gaps between these crashes have been happening well closely and the depth of the crashes has been even bigger and apparently it's all going to come to a head in 2023 to coincide with the elections you still holding on to that belief as anything that's happened in the last well let's just say this year to change your view alter your view at all if anything i'm concerned is going to improve forward