first metro mayor— you say, history making. first metro mayor and _ you say, history making.ging by the _ mayor and off she goes. sojudging by the cases of other mayors in the north, _ by the cases of other mayors in the north, i'm — by the cases of other mayors in the north, i'm sure that she will make a success— north, i'm sure that she will make a success of— north, i'm sure that she will make a success of it — north, i'm sure that she will make a success of it and possibly end up having _ success of it and possibly end up having a — success of it and possibly end up having a very positive and effective mandate _ having a very positive and effective mandate in — having a very positive and effective mandate in the weather is not being afforded _ mandate in the weather is not being afforded to some those struggling mps. , , mps. interesting side bar here, workin: mps. interesting side bar here, working class — mps. interesting side bar here, working class roots _ mps. interesting side bar here, working class roots of - mps. interesting side bar here, working class roots of t

tracy celebrates her victory to become the first metro mirror of west yorkshire, a historic moment, reallyweet pill, isn't it? because there will not be a by election triggered for her parliamentary seat. 50 will not be a by election triggered for her parliamentary seat. so two thins to for her parliamentary seat. so two things to say _ for her parliamentary seat. so two things to say about _ for her parliamentary seat. so two things to say about this, _ for her parliamentary seat. so two things to say about this, as - for her parliamentary seat. so two things to say about this, as 22nd l for her parliamentary seat. so two | things to say about this, as 22nd of this has gone to press too late... the yorkshire post must be congratulated on their national school, however, this should have been the headline and tomorrow morning's papers, but, yes, this is historic. this is history making. congratulations to her. i think that shows the power of personality. this is a tv actress turned politician and something that's, again, we mentioned earlier about lessons, perhaps this is about having some

that by—election was triggered when the previous mp was elected this month as west yorkshire's first metrost. her sister kim leadbeater is now to stand as labour's candidate. time to look at the weather forecast with nick. more rain spreading across the uk today. a largely dry day going into the evening. heavy bursts clearing from northern ireland to sunny spells and scattered showers and parts of wales and south—west england, they're brightening up into the evening. another rather cool day and quite a windy day as well, strengthening southerlies along the south coast of england and wales, may cost around 50 mph in some spots. when clearing in most areas overnight, and still in very northern scotland want a mac heavy showers. —— rain clearing. cold and clearing up in northern ireland. a touch of frost in the coldest rural spots here. some will start tomorrow dry with some sunny spells. but england and wales see heavy, thundery showers and hail and rain across western scotland pushing down into northern ireland. it will still be quite blustery and with some of the shower is the winds could

rosa, do you want to kick off first with the metro, not least, it's free, the biggest of our newspapersne that sends —— seems to be setting itself a test each day as to what little pun it can manage on the front of its page. what do you make of this one? is it one? isita one? is it a brushjoke or a paintjoe, i'm not sure. is it a brush joke or a paint joe, i'm not sure-— is it a brush joke or a paint joe, i'm not sure. probably depends on our i'm not sure. probably depends on your generation, _ i'm not sure. probably depends on your generation, doesn't - i'm not sure. probably depends on your generation, doesn't it? - i'm not sure. probably depends on your generation, doesn't it? they | your generation, doesn't it? they are highlighting — your generation, doesn't it? they are highlighting matt _ your generation, doesn't it? tue: are highlighting matt hancock's difficulties. obviously, yesterday was the dominant cummings show, and there werejust so was the dominant cummings show, and there were just so many stories that could've come out of that, that mammoth evidence session. he really

the yorkshire post leads with the news that tracey brabin has been voted in as the first metro mayor tment to the role as an "historic moment". if you've ever watched scarlett moffatt on tv, from gogglebox to i'm a celebrity, you'll know she has a sharp wit and a seemingly confident, happy—go—lucky personality. but afterfinding fame, she endured unrelenting abuse from online trolls which eventually prompted her to call the samaritans for support. now she's in a better place, scarlett wants to use her experience to help others and she's become an ambassador for the charity. breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin went to meet her. did you, are you allowed bums on bbc? are you allowed bums on bbc? look straight into the camera. i can't really do serious. just do a smile. i think people would presume that i'm super outgoing, super bubbly, happy all of the time. you do want to portray yourself as this positive bubbly person because that makes other people happy, even if it's just for that half an hour or hour. because when you've felt sad yourself, you don't want anyone else to ever feel that way. an

i— it does take me back, like new, dan and louise, i had a metro, my first car. and louise, i had a metrossic car memories... this is ryan and his mini in newquay in 1967. look at that! he has matched the outfit to the _ look at that! he has matched the outfit to the car, _ look at that! he has matched the outfit to the car, always - look at that! he has matched the outfit to the car, always stylish. i here's mandy's first car, a fiat 126 that "could fit six people at a squeeze". also sitting on the bonnet. how could she fit _ also sitting on the bonnet. how could she fit six _ also sitting on the bonnet. finn-n could she fit six people also sitting on the bonnet. finn could she fit six people in? and this is ron and his first car, a citroen 2cv. that has seen some action, the same as my first car. class. john sent a picture of his wife helen and herfirst car called genevieve. "absolute legend of a car," he says. that is not quite... i can't remember what that is but it is like a 2cv. ,, . , , , ., remember what that is but it is like a2cv. ,, . , , , ., . a 2cv. summary will be shouting

our chat in a moment, but first, a quick look through tomorrow's print pages. the metrolights to belarus have been grounded by the uk and aircraft diverted from its airspace after it was accused of "state—sponsored piracy". the financial times adds that eu leaders are preparing to punish the minsk regime for intercepting a ryanair flight carrying a bela russian opposition journalist. the i says downing street is braced for new claims about borisjohnson�*s handling of pandemic — calling it the revenge of dominic cummings. the guardian writes that thousands of patients died after catching covid—i9 while in hospital being treated for another medical problem. the telegraph reports that fully vaccinated people will be forced to self—isolate for ten days if they come into contact with someone infected with covid afterjune 21, the mirror leads on a plea from the footballer and campaigner marcus rashford, who's calling on mps not to let children go hungry. and the daily mail writes that british firms worth £36billion have been sold off to private equity in what it calls a high—r

. >> starting saturday, metro subway service will be back in action. i got a first look at the changes riders can expect. that includes clean stations, new tunnel lights, wifi. riders will see new directional signs at castro and church. the director says this is part of an effort to make navigating muni less confusing for tourists as well as locals. >> this is one of the first stations to have the upgrade in signage. all the signage is now back lit. it's much more visible to customers and it uses more intuitive language. >>> let's take a live look at the big board to see how dow is fairing on this friday. you see it's in the green close to 400 points >>> time for a check of our weather with meteorologist mary lee. we need that weekend forecast. >>> it's coming. we are looking at temperatures that are cooler for today and actually through the weekend. we are going to continue to see those cooler temps. here is a live look with san francisco cam looking with the mark hopkins hotel cam. you see that gray half noon. we are still dealing with fog along the coast and arou

the first of them went by their own foot outside the metro. then the neighbors came to the rescue, rather than the rescue teams. ros: tell me more about the conversations you have had at the scene. >> people are really worried for this to happen. this is a metro who carries a lot of working people from the area. it w full of working-class people. and actually, some people are still looking for their family members. they are really worried, because they haven't found them. they are looking at different hospitals of the area. there are still people worrying and asking where are their family members. ros: next, let me bring you the latest on the covid situation in india. cases have passed 20 million, and for the 13 today in a row, over 300,000 cases have been recorded. delhi has recorded its deadliest day of the pandemic. this is outside a crematorium in the south of the city where pyres are being built every day and ambulances with bodies arrived all e time and families are having to wait hours to cremate their loved ones. there are still oxygen

. >> our traffic expert gianna franco got a first look at what riders can expect. >>> good morning. metro subway service returns and they've added new signs, new tunnel lights and made improvements for a quieter smoother ride. i spoke with the sf mta director who said the recent dip in rider ship gave the rare opportunity to make the much needed changes. >> it was a once in a lifetime opportunity for our crews and our engineers to be in the subway working through problems, working together to address things that affect the customer experience. >> one of the most requested was making it easier for riders to stay connected. >> we are going to be introducing wifi in the entire length of the tunnel. that's something we did during the shut down. >> that's going to make a big difference for a lot of people trying to stay connected while on the subway. in the 6:00 hour i will let you know how muni is making it easier for riders to navigate with no changes. >>> now i will help you navigate the freeways. they just did lane changes. south bound 101 traffic is clear. north bound is where they made t

hugs are coming back for the first time since march 2020 that on the front page of the eye. the metro focuses on the easing of coronavirus restrictions. the newspaper ads at the coronavirus level is being lowered from four to three. a different story on the front page of the guardian angela rayner tells the party has patronised its voters for too long. the financial time leads with soaring oil prices. 0n the latest signs the economy is recovering from the pandemic. let us get stuck in. we are to look first at the dia newspaper. the headline is what we've seen briefly in that run—up. six days until you can hug yourfamily. i do want run—up. six days until you can hug your family. i do want to add run—up. six days until you can hug yourfamily. i do want to add an addendum to the dia. at such as your family six days until you can hug anyone including strangers if you want. �* . ~ anyone including strangers if you want. �* a' , anyone including strangers if you want. �* w anyone including strangers if you want. �* ., ., want. but, take us away. i'm one of lives big huggers — want. but, tak

.>>> this is the first week they brought back the historic streetcars. all muni metro subway stations are open now with wi-fi. >> the service will basically be back to normal by the end of august with more frequent trains and service until midnight. in september, all month long, you can write for half plies half-price with a clicker card. ferry will discount prices. more both are being added to the schedule and weekend service will resume. >>> caltrain is asking the public to weigh in over the next week on plans to postpone fare increases and extend the past discount. through the end of the month, san trans is running a schedule to get feedback on schedule and service changes.>>> i am spencer christian. the wins are getting gusty. i will have the gusty weather forecast coming up. >> the fight if you have risk factors like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. vascepa is clearly different.

went on to win by final 3 to 1, 2, teams will play again this afternoon with first pitch is set for fusion saying do i can say metrot of my kids. it's a mac or on it doesn't say owes. it says mecca wrong. do ball. >> metro wrong so embarrassed. right now they're ok, do. lacroix luck right. knee. not a lot of water today, john. yes, she's the pampa moose. it's my favorite probably said that palm something that rate through around. is. >> look at the rest a little nicer come the weekend. thankfully. very good. enjoy that with your percent. and it's a awesome that also gets the kids every time. roles are good. that's it for >> announcer: today on an all new "dr. phil"... >> there is no one on this earth that's going to be able to convince me my son is a woman. >> is not about that, it's how you use his sexuality to condemn him. that's not okay. >> she's not saying she's a woman, she is saying she's transgender. >> who is she? his name is jayvien and he is a male, so "he." >> he wanted to force me that the sun i gave birth to is a woman. >> that's not -- >> excuse me, i'm not done. >> you have to be done at some point.

. >> in the san francisco metro housing market. 26% of the homes sold within 7 days. nearly 86% sold within the firstonth and 27% of the least expensive home sold within a week. some low results could be found in the south bay, the san jose metro housing market where only 10% of homes lasted 2 months or more on the mark for sees buyers have like this renewed sense of optimism in the market. >> that's happening because of vaccines because of the chosen, the administration east bay realtors say that same speed in which properties are being sold in san jose and san francisco is consistent in places like antioch as well. we'll list the property on monday of this week. and by next monday, tuesday at the latest with taking offers at which time the sellers were saving a purse of. >> in my case, i had 11 offers on my property by listing and i've seen other listings have as many 3040, offers as well. more than 2 thirds of how experts surveyed by zillow say they expect inventory to begin growing again later this year or in the 1st half of 2022. >> in which they anticipate will help cool the hot pace of home sa

even the talk about buying metro-goldwyn-mayer really hasn't moved the stock much since variety firste deal was in the works. so the question now, what will move the needle on amazon? alix: that is a great question. more cloud service revenue. eight of u.s. getting better. bloomberg's dave wilson -- aws getting bigger. bloomberg's dave wilson, thank you so much. a lot of our producers have not seen some of the movies that mgm owns, like "gone with the wind." we have producers in their 20's who have not seen "gone with the wind." guy: hopefully they will be educated some of these classics. "the pink panther." alix: so good. guy: the bond movies, i think we are all excited to see the new one this year. it has been delayed for a very long time. alix: forever. is this his last one? he's getting up there. guy: he's saying it's the last one. alix: but in the paycheck, it's like, i'll do another one. guy: i imagine they are quite hard work to make. alix: i'm sure. but that's why he gets paid a million dollars for it. guy: was "robinhood" one of the movies they made? i don't know. alix: like

hopkins university india has become the first in the world to report more than 400,000 cases in just one day. dramatic surveillance video shows the deadly metro collapse in mexico city as it happened killing at least 24 people. children are said to be among those killed more than 70 people were injured in this accident. those efforts on the ground involved a recovery mission today with officials saying that they didn't expect to find any more survivors. they spent a majority of the day trying to retrieve the bodies of 4 people who were inside parts of the train officials say it's a port being just gave way and collapsed as the train passed over it late last night. we will be bringing you more details as they develop. new at 6 california senator alex padilla is pushing for an historic expansion of public lands here in california. his proposal in congress would mean more green space and nature trails for residents in the bay area. >> and across the state. trevor shirley explains. democratic senator alex padilla says his public lands act wouldn't just protect forests all across california. >> but that it would also open up green space and recrea

metro train — collapsed onto a busy road. foreign ministers from the g7 group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first face—to—face more than two years. the uk prime minister announces new trade and investment deals with india worth £1 billion. meanwhile, india has recorded more than 20 million covid infections, but the government says that cases are "slowing down". plans to allow nonessential travel to europe will be discussed during a meeting of eu leaders later — they'll look at potentially allowing entry to fully vaccinated visitors. in the uk, an all—party parliamentary group on coronavirus is hearing evidence later from experts and travel representatives on issues including covid passports. how do you feel about the prospects of summer holidays abroad? get in touch with me on twitter at annita?mcveigh, or by using the hashtag bbc your questions. the break up of one of the richest and most influental couples in the world — bill and melinda gates announce their divorce. nine endangered giraffes have been rescued from an island threatened by rising flood waters in kenya. hello and welcome if you're watching her

metro area was 10th. >>> there are questions about when the coronavirus was first attacked it in china.ort shows researchers at the wuhan institute got sick and were hospitalized in november 2019 and that is weeks before the country said they first detected the disease in december 2019 and it's not clear if the researchers were sick with covid. chinese health officials call the report a complete lie. >>> there is good news here in the city and we are one step closer to reopening california. largest hotel happens to be in san francisco and is welcoming its first guests. amy hollyfield is live outside the hilton hotel in union square with this milestone. >> the hilton has been trying to generate excitement run opening and even had a countdown displayed on the side of their building trying to build up hope and anticipation. management wanted to create excitement in the area. hotel has been closed for over a year and will welcome its first guests today, family from arizona. safety will be a focus and the hotel will offer a contactless experience for those who want to keep their distance but

that first storm system has left its mark here south of atlanta. we're here in metro atlanta. this is an industrial complex, an office industrial complex. you see the damage that was left behind. if you come over here you see the roof has essentially been ripped off, left in a pile right over there. these are the things the national weather service will be looking at. unfortunately for so many across the south this is only the beginning as millions are now bracing for round two. across the south, sounds of an unforgiving storm. >> i heard boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: a powerful system producing at least four tornadoes from mississippi to georgia. an ef-1 tore a 12-mile path through the city. across the state more heavy winds tossing trucks like toys. >> i looked out there and the trailer was behind me but it was in front of me when it started. >> reporter: dangerous weather also slamming parts of texas. this tornado spotted south of ft. worthwhile overnight multiple semitrucks were blown off the highway near dallas. >> we've been stuck here for like two hours. >> repor

first time since march 2020. that's on the front page of the i. the metrocuses on the latest easing of coronavirus restrictions. the newspaper adds that the uk's coronavirus alert level is being lowered from four to three. a different story on the front page of the guardian. labour's deputy leader, angela rayner, tells the paper the party has patronised its voters for too long. and, the financial times leads with soaring iron ore prices, in the latest sign of economies recovering from the pandemic. so let's begin... we will start with the daily telegraph. that front—page picture of borisjohnson trying to cast one of borisjohnson trying to cast one of the police offices and a quote from him it is up to all of us to exercise common sense. dia, if i walk out in england next monday a mic to see groups of people clumped in corners, hugging each other as a drink there bites a bear as no one ever counts to sex any more, groups of 30 hugging people roaming around the streets are not? it of 30 hugging people roaming around the streets are not?— the streets are not?

at first the bus system in the twin cities, and now i use what they call metro mobility. metro mobility is subsidized. i will give you an example. in downtown st. paul, if you take a bridge across the mississippi river or any one of the bridges, you come to the wonderful town of west st. paul. from west st. paul to the university of minnesota where i have to have follow-ups for my surgery, follow-up visits with specialists, the cab fare is about $30 one-way. $60 round-trip. with metro mobility is $3.50 and $3.50. therefore, it is subsidized and it helps people like myself who are on a small income that can survive. may i make one extra point on the bill they are trying to put through, the infrastructure. i am being cynical. i look at this coming i know this is simplistic. i look at this bill is a big chocolate cake. the frosting on the outside is bridges and all of the things we normally think of infrastructure. when you cut into the cake you hit a lot of pork. i may be incorrect on my term, but they used to have a bill which strictly goes through one thing at a time. i t

metro train bridge collapsed onto a busy road. and a night of history for manchester city as they reach their first champions league final. coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel... 15 days after leaving tottenham jose mourinho is back in football, where he'lljoin roma for the start of next season. good evening. one of the leading government advisors behind the first lockdown last year says it's unlikely that there will be any more lockdowns in the uk. professor neil ferguson says life should start getting back to normal this summer thanks to the vaccination programme. the government's "green list" of countries to which people can travel without having to self isolate on their return is expected to be released within the next week. professor ferguson warned that questions do remain over summer holidays — particularly travelling abroard this year — but he was optimisitc about normal life soon returning here with far fewer restrictions. here's our health editor hugh pym. masks and social distancing, strict limits on gatherings and socialising, they've been unprecedented restrictions on everyday lives for much of the

things we're talking about here today is that in the top 25 metro areas, and dave noticed customers, we lit up and have coverage in those first5 areas it's great to see and we think the benefit for customers will show a lot on based on these new devices we announced today, like pile and caravan >> okay. talk a little bit about some of the privacy controls i know amazon did a white paper on this and you guys are invested in protecting user privacy but we have seen missteps and sort of breaches over the years, so how are you guys tackling this when it comes to sidewalk and making things more accessible and coverage >> yeah. we thought about that, that's why we spent the last two years designing the network and put that white paper out publicly so we could get peer reviews on is this actually as secure as we think it is. we didn't want to take our own word for it and we wanted to make sure the pundits and experts would be the same. a couple things in there, first and foremost, we have no idea, it's a very open network, any developer can on board on to it and amazon has no idea what the payload that is going across the network. s

first, thinking they were intruders. >> breonna taylor! >> reporter: the tragedy exposing a festering wound in this city. today its police department under a justice department investigation focused on whether louisville metro police have engaged in systematic and unlawful behavior. >> it will also assess whether lmpd engages in discriminatory conduct on the basis of race. >> reporter: under not just the spotlight of louisville but the entire nation, erika shields was hired to lead louisville police in january her hiring controversial due to the police-involved shooting of rashard brooks in atlanta, where she served as police chief and resigned shields is a self-described reformer who welcomes the federal investigation. >> so they've come to look at patterns and practices. i think that's fantastic. that being said, it's really important to me that when they conclude their report in six or nine months we have things on track and can stand behind the work that we're doing. >> reporter: but some say the tension and distrust has long existed, fueled by decades of racism and segregation. this is the 9th street divide there's no signage marking it, but it's known to local residents as a physical and economic sepa

metro train collapsed onto a busy road. foreign ministers from the g7 group of industrialised nations are meeting in london, it is the first prime minister has announced new trade and investment deals with india worth £1 billion. it is safe to say after the year we have had, people have a lot to think about before heading to the polls on thursday. my heart stopped twice, so they had to cpr me, twice. in march last year, scott howell became the first coronavirus patient that needed intensive care treatment at the royal gwent hospital in newport, south wales. my wife had two calls to say that was it, i wasn't going to pull through. the advice they got from italy was suggesting that if people had not come out of a coma within two weeks, if they did come out, they were going to have major failures of organs, and i took two and a half weeks. but yeah, it wasn't looking good. my heart had stopped twice. they had to perform cpr on me. my kidneys had failed. i was on dialysis. he made a miraculous recovery after his eight weeks in hospital, but it took him the best part of last year before feeling normal once again. for the rest o

metro train on the bridge. we are unsure of numbers, this hasjust happened but there are many casualties according to the firstve been injured, we have not got reports of deaths so far but we shall be keeping a very close eye on the situation as we get more details for you from mexico city. you are now up—to—date, have a good day and i will see you soon. hello. when it comes to bank holiday weather, our expectations are normally low, but even they were undercut by what just happened. up to two inches of rain in the wettest parts of scotland, but very few avoided a spell of lashing rain. a wind gust over 90mph off the south coast of england. even where the rain held off until late in the day, the temperature only reached 14 celsius, and that's the lowest high temperature the uk has had on the early may bank holiday, so that makes it the coldest early may bank holiday on record. it's not going to feel any warmer during tuesday. it'll still be windy, though not quite as windy, and there'll be showers around as the area of low pressure that did for the bank holiday weather pulls away into the north sea. the flow o

metro areas they said. the median sale price for existing homes up 16% from the first quarter last year.gion saw double digit price increases from last year. demand is pushing prices up higher and farcer faster. >>> chickens are in short supply around the country. part of the blame geese to tyson's rooster. their chicken volumes have been low because it made a mistake picking a type of rooster for breeding leading to fewer chickens being hatched. tyson will switch back to another rooster to increase the supply. another reason for the shortage increased demand for chicken sandwiches at fast food chains, they also said the winter storm in february affected its operations. >>> kentucky derby champion medina spirit will race in saturday's preakness stakes. andy holes has more in this morning's "bleacher report." >> reporter: medina spirit will be allowed to run in the preakness stakes on saturday but will be subject to extra testing and monitoring, as will the other horses trained by bob baffert that will be taking part in the event. now baffert through his lawyer issuing a statement yesterd

first time in over a year. the subway is resuming full service this week and it is a moment of great pride for patrick foy, the chairman of the metros emblematic of new york, it is emblematic of the mta subways and to return to that is an incredible step forward and a sign of confidence and resurgence in york. but some early morning commuters on the number seven train heading to grand central terminal think new york might be moving a little too quickly to reopening this week. i don't think enough people are vaccinated yet and i think it is too quick. it should have been done maybe after summertime. last year, this hospital was in the midst of a covid—19 war zone. two huge refrigerated trucks were brought to the back of the hospital to accommodate the overflow of dead bodies in the morgue. this doctor, head of emergency medicine at the hospital witnessed all the trauma. as new york reopens, he is positive. this is an encouraging time. yes, there is some anxiety, there is some anxiety also because we have seen the worst and we hope to never get back there. with the city reopening, many new yorkers are holding their breath. culture is

and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com injured after an overpass carrying metrorain cars partially collapsed onto a road it happened about 8 30 tonight. no word on what caused the overpass to collapse. news reports coming out of mexico city, say construction on that particular line has been the subject of complaints and accusations of irregularities. tech titans epic games and apple went to federal court today over a dispute involving apple's app store. ktvu is jesse gary tells us the verdict could affect how much consumers pay to play some of the most popular video games. the number of exhibits wheeled into federal court indicates the gravity of the case inside us district court in oakland judge yvonne gonzalez rogers listened to testimony in a bench trial case with no jurors. what's at the heart of this? heart of this at the heart of this is control, right? souto epic game, so wants to have more say and how it collects fees. epic games is suing apple, claiming the 30% apple store transaction fee is monopolistic. paying the fee is the only way developers can get

metro train bridge collapsed onto a busy road below. the champion, mark selby! cheering and applause and bringing back the people — the firstity crowd and coming up on the bbc news channel, history is on the line for manchester city. they are looking to reach a first champions league final, when they host paris saint germain at the etihad. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. one of the leading government scientists behind the first lockdown last year says it's unlikely that there will be any more lockdowns in the uk. professor neil ferguson says life should start getting back to normal this summer thanks to the vaccination programme. he said questions do remain over summer holidays — particularly travelling abroard this year — but he was optimistic about life returning soon with far fewer restrictions. here's our health editor hugh pym. master social distancing, strict limits on gatherings and socialising, unprecedented restrictions on everyday life for much of the pandemic, but an increasing sense that things could be much closer to the old normal by the summer. one of the key scientists involved in lockdown p

first time in over a year. the subway is resuming full service this week and it is a moment of great pride for patrick foy, the chairman of the metrois emblematic of new york, it is emblematic of the mta subways and to return to that is an incredible step forward and a sign of confidence and resurgence in york. but some early morning commuters on the number seven train heading to grand central terminal think new york might be moving a little too quickly to reopening this week. i don't think enough people are vaccinated yet and i think it is too quick. it should have been done maybe after summertime. last year, this hospital was in the midst of a covid—19 war zone. two huge refrigerated trucks were brought to the back of the hospital to accommodate the overflow of dead bodies in the morgue. this doctor, head of emergency medicine at the hospital witnessed all the trauma. as new york reopens, he is positive. this is an encouraging time. yes, there is some anxiety, there is some anxiety also because we have seen the worst and we hope to never get back there. with the city reopening, many new yorkers are holding their breath. culture i

a metro bridge collapses in mexico city killing at least 15 people, the elevated rail line, giving way, sending a trail plunging into the road below. first responders are searching for survivors, also coming up india's agony. intensifying as corona, virus cases, top 20000000, the national vaccination drive is faltering, even as the sheer number of inspections overwhelms the health care.

first thinking they were intruders. the tragedy exposing a festering wound in the city. today it is police departments under a justice department investigation focused on whether or not louisville metro engaged in systematic and unlawful behavior. her hiring controversial due to the police involved shooting of rashard brooks in atlanta where she was police chief and resigned. >> there has to be a very high level of professionalism in law enforcement which means holding people accountable. we can't just rationalize and tolerate our colleagues behavior. >> a self described reformer that welcomes the federal investigation. i think that is fantastic. that being said it's really important to me that when they conclude their report in six to nine months we have things on track and we can stand behind the work we're doing. >> some say the tension and distrust has long existed fuelled by decades of racism and segregation. this is the 9th street divide. it's known as a physical and economic separation of west louisville, a mostly black community, from the rest of the city. a symbolic racial divide. more involved around 50% of the police use of force extents. >> breonna taylor's mom is still c

first, tomorrow�*s front pages. on the front page of the financial times — the story of the ryanair plane from greece to lithuania diverted to minsk to arrest a belarus opposition activist. the metrone �*third immunity�*, as a third of the uk population is now fully vaccinated against covid, and the country passes the milestone of 60 million jabs administered. on the i, the lifting of all covid—i9 coronavirus restrictions next month is "looking good", according to the head of the uk health security agency. the guardian carries the picture of the cable car which tragically fell about 20m on a mountain in northern italy causing the death of 14 people, including at least one child. according to the yorkshire post the government decision to scrap safeguard measures could put thousands ofjobs at risk. the daily telegraph says britain is at risk of replacing the covid crisis with a cancer crisis. more than 300,000 people missing urgent checks since the start of the pandemic. according to the on the parameter could be soon tying the knot with carrie symonds with a wedding expected next summer. —— the prime minister be tying the knot. thanks forjoining us. hello. it is thanks for “oining

first 200 people who show up. this is on the corner of west hop yard. i feel like everybody will go now. never too early. >>> happening today the metroubway station and the historic street cars that run along market street in san francisco will be back in service. the mayor and others took a ceremonial ride on the car that travels castro district to fisherman's wharf. they have been shut down since the pandemic started. the closure has allowed the crews the opportunity to make some much needed improvements. the popular n line will have longer two car trains. there will be under grouped internet service for the first time. >>> let's go check outside. >> you know it was certainly cool yesterday. that trend will continue unfortunately. it's good news for fire conditions. not only today but for the weekend and the big question is we will see any big heat spikes as we go into the week ahead.. you can see there are some showers and thunderstorms. this will allow for little bit of wrap around moisture up to the north and napa and we are seeing little bit of return there as you get further off the coast into the marin county coastline. there

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at first the bus system in the twin cities, and now i use what they call metro mobility.etro mobility is subsidized. i will give you an example. in downtown st. paul, if you take a bridge across the mississippi river or any one of the bridges, you come to the wonderful town of west st. paul. from west st. paul to the university of minnesota where i have to have follow-ups for my surgery, follow-up visits with specialists, the cab fare is about $30 one-way. $60 round-trip. with metro mobility is $3.50 and $3.50. therefore, it is subsidized and it helps people like myself who are on a small income that can survive. may i make one extra point on the bill they are trying to put through, the infrastructure. i am being cynical. i look at this coming i know this is simplistic. i look at this bill is a big chocolate cake. the frosting on the outside is bridges and all of the things we normally think of infrastructure. when you cut into the cake you hit a lot of pork. i may be incorrect on my term, but they used to have a bill which strictly goes through one thing at a time. i thi

metro train — collapsed onto a busy road. foreign ministers from the g7 group of industrialised nations are meeting in london for their first face—to—face

metro train collapsed in mexico city. emergency medical crews are currently at the scene, with firefighters attempting to evacuate survivors. we'll bring you more on this story as it develops. these are the firstithout having to isolate for two weeks on their return. campaigners have welcomed the new guidance, which means residents can go for a walk or visit a loved one's garden. those leaving for medical appointments will still have to self—isolate when they get back. marriage certificates in england and wales will include the names of mothers of new brides and grooms from today. until now, the document only named the fathers of the couple. marriages will also be recorded electronically for the first time, as part of an attempt to modernise and simplify the registration system. nine endangered giraffes have been rescued from an island threatened by rising flood waters in kenya. they can't swim, giraffes, that is the problem. the baringo giraffe — also known as the rothschild giraffe — is close to extinction, with fewer than 2,000 left in the wild. the animals were led to safety in a custom—built barge, and the rescue took conservationists 15 months of planning. what an extraordinary thing to