guest: i appreciate gail's call. the u.s. spends more than $700 billion in taxpayer money for k-12 district schooling. yet we are in the middle of the pack in terms of international results and poor performance domestically. we are spending more on education here than other countries do. the idea of expanding the government's role in education with existing poor outcomes i think is flawed. i would reiterate that there is no federal role for the government in education. in georgia, if georgia voters decide they want to launch a universal pre-k -- universal pre-k program there, then constituents can decide that and hold their politicians accountable. that creates more flexibility for taxpayers. if they don't want to pay higher taxes for it, they can leave for another state. when the federal government is involved, there is no escape for us. we are all subject to a one-size-fits-all government program with a lack of experimentation and novation -- extremity and choice. host: from st. petersburg, florida, kevin. go ahead. caller:

welcome gail. is brussels looking to follow denmark's example? brussels is definitely looking into an example like this one where people who have recovered from the corona virus who have been vaccinated fully vaccine aided against the virus with a new approved vaccine or a w h o approved vaccine. so including the sputnik vaccine at the, at the current standard negotiations. and also people who have been test, that's where things differ is that all these things are free in denmark. denmark is a rich country that can provide all the services for free, and that is where we get into the fine print and that is where the route starts on a new level. so how far along brussels plans? well, if you would believe the commission and the your parliament, we already would have that document. it is really member states we're pulling in the breaks here and who have some concerns over the suggestions made, but particularly by the european parliament and all 3 member states parliament and the commission have to agree to if this is to become law in europe, this pas

gail maclellan has the details. any other african nation, and infections are once again beginning to rise. facemasks remain mandatory in public, and a nightly curfew has been extended. the country's president, cyril ramaphosa, has announced a limit on indoor and outdoor public gatherings. further restrictions are necessary to ensure that health facilities are not overwhelmed, and that lives that could be saved are not lost. the country was hit by a devastating second wave in december and january, when a variant emerged. and there are concerns a third wave is following the same trajectory. the situation has also shone a light on south africa's lagging vaccine roll—out — only about 1.5% of the country's 60 million people have received a vaccine. as the african continent, we are pushing ahead with efforts to expand our vaccine manufacturing capacity with a view to be self—sufficient in vaccine production. south africa's one of the countries leading the charge to remove patent rights on coronavirus vaccines to help ever

that is time gail kendall didn't have when her father died in qu. that is tim canada. >> i don't have five, six weeks to go do something that should have been essential.g that's the part that nobody gets. we are trapped. >> reporter: locked down by covid restrictions in a place that has had just one case since last march. kris van cleave, cbs news, point roberts, washington. >> what a story. straight ahead on the cbsnt robert weekend news with covid raging, lavish spending is putting india's prime minister in the hot seat. and remember that tiger roaming in a houston neighborhood? there's an update. and later, inspiring grad, how medical setbacks set up this student's passion for nursing. student's passion for nursing. which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. so it's time to get real. because in the real world... ...our lungs deserves the real protection of breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and flare-up protection. it's the first and only copd medicine proven to reduce flare-u

as gail mentioned, the u.s. is providing initial contribution of $2 billion for the equitable vaccine initiative. we will provide another $2 billion over the coming year as there's more contracts need to lockdown for providing more vaccines but we are also recognized, this is not just about vaccines, there's a colleague of mine, and ngo partner we engage with who said we need not -- not be blinded by the light at the end of the tunnel so the vaccines are the light, there's a long dark tunnel to get through until then. as gail laid out, vaccines are the long-term or medium-term play but the virus can do a lot of damage in the near term while the vaccines, so we need to push hard on promoting and supporting good country policies, risk awareness, supporting health systems to reduce mortality in the immediate term while we work as hard as we can to gala vaccine access. we are making significant headway within the u.s. government through the work at aig and state but also with partners at dod and department of health

gail, i was askin: they need these implants in.t is the most — to anybody else in the future. that is the most important. gail, thanks. and we will look forward to the judgment as you will. oliver, thank you for your time. it's been described as one of the greatest public health initiatives of the 21st century, but the future of parkrun could be at risk. organisers of the free weekly 5km runs say less than a third of sites have granted approval for the events, which were due to restart in two weeks. let's get more now from our reporter, ricky boleto, whojoins us from crane park in london. the weather is holding up, but i am not sure there are any runs planned just yet. no, i have been doing some running this morning because it is a bit nippy and we have seen lots of runners go past all morning. they are hoping parkrun will resume on the 5th ofjune. we are here at the start line of what would be the parkrun at this location. i will speak to these runners and hopefully mabel the dog will get involved. this is the problem. before covi

travis gail. health officer of montgomery county, maryland. a wealthy see that -- dc silver.issued a blanket order lester like closing all private and independent schools of in-person learning starting in the fall. the positivity rate for covid at the time was 2.3% in that county. the angle and others jumped on the issue lawsuits were prepared. and ultimately took gayle had to -- ultimately, gayle had to the back down. to protect his public school allies. woke now courtesy of a public records request from the washington examiner, we have the e-mails between gayle and his aunt of liberal county control freaks which shows the utter contempt for the people who paid their salary. when a text. and a mother of the child in a private school wrote to him requesting specific benchmarks for schools to be open, he forwarded her e-mail to the colleagues writing only, the arrogance. then is deputy health officer, james richard, echoed back, absolutely arrogance and privilege. he left out the word white but the sentiment was clear. the privileged class of the county is showing their behind

like you have just heard from gail, her story— you have just heard from gail, her story is_ you havehave _ clients. a lot of my clients still have the — clients. a lot of my clients still have the implants in situ. they haven't — have the implants in situ. they haven't got the funds with which to -et haven't got the funds with which to get the _ haven't got the funds with which to get the implants replaced, and the nhs will— get the implants replaced, and the nhs will only remove the implants, they won't— nhs will only remove the implants, they won't replace them. and so this compensation is needed for women to -et compensation is needed for women to get their— compensation is needed for women to get their replacements.— get their replacements. beyond that, how important _ get their replacements. beyond that, how important is _ get their replacements. beyond that, how important is the _ get their replacements. beyond that, how important is the compensation, l how important is the compensation, and what sort of level of compensation are you looking at? there are thousands of women obv

and feel, gail, welcome to the program. a tens of thousands of people are saying they said he had goma and the democratic republic of congo was parties warned as a near body volcano could erupt at any moment. it's the 2nd time since the weekend the residence of fled, the city of 2000000, which lies in the shadow of mountain, nearly gone to the local military governor has ordered the population of more than half the cities neighborhoods to be moved to safety on saturday, novice floated within a few 100 meters of, of gomez outskirts reporter, ragged men awake. i told us had people reacting to the orders to evacuate. so from the morning, the pool moving directly to their west by the east, but i mean, they're not biting the worst, but people are furrowing folks. and actually after consequences that can come from this. so can they eventually or option of revoke? i was with people, at least one was wondering what's emptying for these for patients. some of people are just still in the town. most thousands of them they have left fr

. >> despite her nerves, gail sikes was pressed into service.30 am, the kidnappers instructed queens mom to go to my colors landing an area long the beach and there she would find further instructions in a bathroom. she left her daughter's house, the money was in a blue bag along with a tracking device courtesy of the fbi. at the location, quinn's mother found the designated bathroom. hidden inside the toilet paper holder was a note. it looked again to be in queens handwriting, and gail read it out loud to investigators. >> it says mom, so far i'm fine. no harm has been done to me. after you pick up this letter. you are going to drive north towards joes crab shack, drop the money out of the car and do not look back. anything goes wrong, and i'm dead. >> up to this point they didn't want to herder, they had no intention of hurting her, but now it says, anything goes wrong i'm dead. >> they are escalating? it >> yes. >> undercover agents converged on joes crab shack, a local restaurant popular with tourists. >> we had surveillance out, we had airp

gail amman, you've lived there and written about it in your books.men and girls going forward? >> yeah, i would never lose hope because they don't, and i spoke last night and this morning to several folks who were part of conversations that women are having, calling for the government to do more to protect women and girls and there is an organization among afghan women to figure out what comes next. the question is what can the u.s. do? there are two things that are really important. one is diplomacy. when i spent a lot of time in kabul university, an amazing research institution, you go back to the original documents when the taliban took kabul in 1996 and what they wanted is the united nations, and the international community has leveraged and i think there has to be a dialogue about what comes next. the second thing is that you really do see afghan women and girls calling for afghan security forces to be supportive and that is when i talk to a lot of activists, it's really important that the world doesn't forget us, that the world doesn't leave di

you're on the thanks, gail. thank >> well, a family in the east bay is left frightened tonight after an unknown trio shoot out the windows of their home. yeah, that was kind of cute. this is scary. the woman who lives. there is a mother of 3 young kids and she says. >> she's worried for their safety kron four's. dan thorn live tonight in san leandro. he joins us with more on what is happening there. dan, what are, you know. >> first of all, we don't know why these guys keep doing this and the family says they can't understand why they're being targeted. apparently this group is using a bb gun to shoot out the windows of homes in this neighborhood. >> and it's apparently not the first time they've done this. >> so loud popping of a bb gun range out in a san leandro neighborhood tuesday morning around 2 o'clock, an unknown man seen here creating chaos along with 2 others by shooting at a home. i'm appalled about it. >> that's the thing because that children here and at the same people, my children. i mean, just fo

this is gail coxon speaking to my colleague victoria derbyshire about her experience. >> a friend called, have you heard about this? i think it was 2011 about, just before christmas. as soon as she said it, i knew. that's what this is. that explains everything. i had to wait another month before i actually got confirmation from the clinic. still, we try to get help from doctors and they did not recognize it. it has been a long battle. it was only when i was speaking to other women and knowing they have been through the same thing that it confirmed my suspicions. >> lawyers for the german company say they will challenge the french court costs decision -- the french court's decision. they also say at no time had it been aware that breast implants were not compliant. latin america was worst hit by the scandal. columbia sought 60,000 women that havpip implants. here is health correspondent anna collinson. the ruling might impact other victims. >> this is just a tube of the iceberg. there are three more other cases like this de this year involving around 20,000 women. there are three -- there

. >> thank you so much, gail. and now let's talk about our weather forecast on this sunday evening. so perfect day outside a carbon copy of what we saw yesterday. kron marisa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what's on tap for the evening and for the start of your monday. yeah, we're going to notice warmer temperatures and gustier winds for your work week. monday. forecast. but from now until then, we're noticing very seasonable weather out there east bay shoreline tracking that marine layer off the coast of the bay area coastline. >> but we are seeing those sunny skies to end our sunday afternooa and early evening taking a look at radar for very dry conditions. but that fog bank off the coast expected to make its way inland during the overnight hours, widespread 50's throughout the san francisco peninsula coastline with downtown san francisco cooling down to 56 degrees thanks to the return of that sea breeze mid 60's. for those of you in san jose very similar to yesterday around this time with berkeley in the mid 60's concord and pittsburgh, though in the mid 70's in santa rosa

— potentially compete is the one woman actress gail gadot.happy with her input. so the fact that the — happy with her input. so the fact that the prime minister's son is talking — that the prime minister's son is talking about the strength of pro—palestinian celebrities shows that the — pro—palestinian celebrities shows that the but is very important. you raise an that the but is very important. gm. raise an important point because bella hadid has 42 million followers online, that is a bigger audience than many news outlets. why do you think, many people will be listening to this thinking, "why does the israeli state official twitter account have to get into a ding—dong with a supermodel?" can you come back on the point specifically about what was being chanted and why it was important for the israelis to engage with this?— engage with this? first of all, i saw statistic _ engage with this? first of all, i saw statistic myself _ engage with this? first of all, i saw statistic myself which i i engage with this? first of all, i i saw statistic

that was gail ong reporting for us tonight.sure to join kron four's gayle ong and will trend for a 30 minute special. it's called stopping anti asian hate. it will air sunday may 30th at 06:30pm. and we've been talking about the weather conditions. this is video just into our newsroom. check it out. in walnut creek. press and it's so great to see many thanks to cut 4 viewer. lynn, good raeford sharing this video with she wrote and when she e-mailed to our web site. she says it's really windy. >> and it just started raining. >> cash. we're happy to see that. thank you for setting that she is she making a certainly did. i mean, yeah. wasn't expecting see the rain move in. but there you go. that area of low pressure spinning over the sierra nevada low back some moisture back into the bay area. we're seeing some rain drops out there now things breaking up just a little bit in the walnut creek. but we've been looking at some rain there and there continues c that batch of moisture sliding on through taking 4 close look now you can se

. >> thanks so much, gail. not to the east bay where fire crews quickly contained a small fire this morning near the pittsburg bay point bart station. the fire burned about 3 and a half acres before it was under control. that's according to contra costa county fire officials. no injuries were reported from this fire and despite slowing down traffic on highway 4. no bart schedules were affected. and in el dorado county, the salmon fire is now 60% contained. it's burning northeast of el dorado hills. it started around noon yesterday and today calfire work to strengthen containment lines and mop up hot spots. so far it's burned about 32 acres. cal fire says it has suspended backyard burns for folks in santa cruz county affective immediately. >> the stops backyard burning for the county and bans all residential outdoor burning of landscape debris without a permit from cal fire. the agency is also asking folks to make sure there is at least 100 feet of defensible space around homes and buildings on folks property an

when they picked me up off the ground, they said, not bird gail, missile gail. i was interrogated and they got eager to get me to write a letter home. and i was that's my geneva convention right and they yelled and screamed at me and came back later with an ink well and a pen and a piece of paper and let me sit down and told me -- he said, i'll tell you what to write. and i pushed it away. i said, no, i'll write what i want to write, but that's all i'm going to do. he yelled and threatened and grabbed it all up and left the room. and i thought, man -- you'll never see your family again. you'll die here. they already called a press conference. they gave me clothes to wear. striped p.o.w. pajamas. after a few hours went by, then they pulled me out with my -- the electronic warfare officer and put us in a jeep and another crew had gone down in the meantime. four from that crew, two from that crew. there were six of us. we went to the plantation, which was another prison that was a showcase prison. that's where john mccain had been tortured. but it's also where the

different results looking like next week monday or tuesday, we will finally get functioning. government is gail hoffman still to come in the program terminator, drones in libya, on a civil war in central africa, you are watching r t i this is your media a reflection of reality. the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. type relation, whole community. you going the right way for you being somewhere direct. what is truth? watches in a world corrupted, you need to defend the join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows. i join me every thursday on the alex simon show, and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business and show business. i'll see you then in the the you of fully your tell them is killing machines may have already begun un report describe what's believe to be the 1st case of a drone strike, guided only by artificial intelligence without a human operator. the lethal autonomous weapon systems program to attack targets without requiring data connectivity between the operator and the munition. in effect, a true fire. forget and find capability.

my first instructor was gail more fleet was an accomplished painter. all of them had done a lot as and not only teaching me different aspects of meaning but encouraging me and a good teacher is someone who encourages . one time roger winter came over and said you ought to paint the leaders with whom you served.this guy is a long-term alice painter. you've got to be kidding me, you think i can do that and he said absolutely i. they've all helped me aspire and anyway, it's been a fabulous journey. >> i've loved watching it. this is your second book of portraits and your first was called portraits of courage which focused on wounded warriors and the men and women who wear our uniform and your newest book out of many one focuses on the journeys and contributions of 43 immigrants. why did you decide to publish this book and why is this what you chose to focus on? >> as you know i've been a longtime advocate of reasonable and logical immigration policy . and i was discouraged by the tone of the rhetoric about immigrants. the labeling and some of the adjectiv

another milestone as been the gail child education. it is estimated that 52 percent of women are graduating from universities with a high level qualification. in uganda, most young people are not happy with their education system. they've criticized their policy or examining their ability to crum prieto's answers rather than the ability to create solutions to real life problems. many employers see that they have to retrain graduates because they find an average many of them without the need. it's cues in an already small job market. now this is what many young gannons want to government to address, to invest more in quality education, which can strategically skill ugandans who can be higher able. but most importantly, those who can create jobs niger, i facing that nature cation crisis on paper. the country has free and compulsory primary education, but ceci 6 tell a different story. niger as out of school children is the highest in the world and around. that's it. the sense of the population is in the truth. for one, they are not enoug

the the whole, the the the, [000:00:00;00] the ly spoke with gail hoffman, chief political correspondent, answers the post. he said the new coalition allies, despite their stark differences, are united by one main desire that is to get rid of benjamin. nothing agree on iran. they agree on other security issues. they agree for the most part on the economy. the grand steps that need to be taken, national unity and continuing the success that israel had in the wake of the over with in the israeli parliament. the one thing that you can get a majority for is to say that you don't want to serve any more after being israel's longest serving leader. if you nice that wide spectrum that will be part of the government. that even if you have devised among them, they'll still have to give them united after should have years a little bit miserable or election proving einstein's theory of insanity of doing the same thing over and over and over and over again, expecting results looking like next week monday or tuesday we will finally get a functioning government is just approaching 90 minutes past the s

opposition greens the biggest party in parliament ahead of the chancellor's conservatives i'm phil gail and this is the day. the team democracy lives on change and yes i have never been chancellor or a minister i am for renewal others are for the status quo. is a fierce focused strong willed woman who knows exactly what she wants to do i am convinced this country needs a fresh start. something is happening that seemed impossible some years ago we are fighting for the chancery the national climate change is the challenge of our time and. the challenge for my generation. has been shopping crease in central american asylum seekers crossing the border between mexico and the united states did correspondent carolyn it caught up with your about who made the journey and he's now building a new future in his new house. where miami florida says are made it finally to the united states while he's waiting for his asylum to be approved he's working here at this barber shop. welcome to the day for years the face of germany has been that of one woman i'm going to back home she came to power in 2005 an

laura, i suggest you've got a few busy days ahead. gail, thanks very much for giving us some of your time. kill hoffman. chief political correspondent at the jerusalem post measure the central african republic is in the grip of a years long civil war, or tea has gained a 1st time glimpse into the conflict. and the real russia is playing in helping the local government country military forces. here is part of our report which is available in full r t dot com. looks like, ah, there is a mind ahead that sounded there are still groups of rebel is hiding in the jungle. if we made a stop, just to observe that the story on the column was exactly in this area, they came and started shooting in the innocent people and then just disappear. we got lucky to have an interview with an actual warlord. and i want to ask you, if you get to kill anyone, eventually, when the russians came to, what did they do here? there were no problems. we came to protect us quite hungry and so did part instructors. what are russians fighting for in c, r, for the, for the good luck going on on our website right now.

and of course, this fits into jo biden's heavy pushback against china on the world's gail. whether it's trade, whether it's military, a whole host of things. this is one more aspect of the us positioning itself. against china, but why is this theory that the origin was perhaps a lab accident? why it's so controversial? well, lab accident of course comes with accountability. it means that someone was at fault . there's liability issues. you know, more than 3 and a half 1000000 people maybe as many as 10000000 or more people if you count real estimates except that estimates have been killed from this virus. so it's a much more convenient and politically easier. thing to say that this was just that this was just natural that no one could have seen this coming, that there was, there was nothing we could have done. whereas if this did leak out of a lab, then of course there is something that maybe could have been done. but it's really, really important to say that even if we do discover that this was a lab accident or this was somehow man made, it doesn't mean that this is some

gail maclellan has the latest. support in poland for the opposition in neighbouring belarus.democracy rallies all but eliminated in belarus itself by the fear of autocratic president alexander lu kashenko. here and in other european countries, they are calling for the release of a belarussian dissident who, along with his girlfriend, was arrested when their flight was diverted to land in minsk. the pair's detention sparked global outrage and prompted the eu to urge airlines to avoid belarussian airspace. at a rally in warsaw, roman protasevich�*s mother called on the eu and us to help free her son and others imprisoned by the belarussian regime. president alexander lukashenko, who's been in powerfor 27 years, has been nicknamed europe's last dictator. a huge police crackdown has curbed street protests and sent opposition leaders to prison or into exile. one of those responded to the rallies in lithuania. translation: i am excited about the support i see - in lithuania and other parts of the world. it's a pity that a year has passed and we are not yet at the final point. i bel

and gail, what have you learned. >> well, catherine can. there's a command center that is station right out of out front of the gunman's home. the area is blocked off as investigators search for clues as to what led up to the shooting and his motive at last check there was the bomb squad here searching for possible bombs inside his home. but that is the focus here. they want to learn why this happened. now we do have surveillance video from a neighbor who lives directly across the street actually caught caught the gunman leaving for work. this was about 5.30 in the morning. that neighbor tells me he described the gunman as very quiet. he may be of lived in that home about at least 10 or maybe 20 years. but he says he's always been very quiet. described him as strange never said hello back when he would greet him in the morning. at the same time moments after this is also the crime scene of a suspicious fire at the gunman's home and that video. we also received from that neighbor. the fire started around 6.30 in the morning. and so that is t

gigi hadid and that the only israeli celebrity that could potentially compete is wonder woman actress gail that she remained like switzerland, indicating that she was neutral and he was not very happy with her input. so the fact that the prime minister's son is talking about the strength of pro—palestinian celebrities shows that the online debate is very important. you raise an important point because bella hadid has 42 million followers online, that is a bigger audience than many news outlets. sarah, why do you think — many people will be listening to this thinking, "why does the israeli state official twitter account have to get into a ding—dong with a supermodel?" can you come back on the point specifically about what was being chanted and why it was important for the israelis to engage with this? first of all, i saw statistics myself which i think that there are 7 millionjews living in the state of israel, and 15 millionjews worldwide. her instagram account absolutely, by multiple, exceeds the actual population that she may be addressing all that she may be addressing or that she may b

. >> well, that was gail ong reporting for us this morning. be sure to join kron. four's will tran and gayle ong for a 30 minute special, stopping anti asian hate. it's going to air sunday night may 30th at 06:30pm. it will be something you will not want to miss. let's get another check of weather this morning with erica caturay has been actively tracking those windy conditions for us. as for 46, you've been saying at least until 5 right. >> well, even after that wind advisory expires at 5. it will remain windy along the coast and up in the north bay. in fact, stronger gusts move into the east bay later this afternoon. if you're thinking about going hiking this upcoming week. the next couple of days will be little breezy for us. this weekend. not a bad time. in fact, we're going to see a warming trend this weekend. temperatures far inland areas will probably hit the 80's by next monday. but i want to check in on look over berkeley really beautiful unclear right now. it is a little chilly out there. as for the wind speeds at this time. we're looking pretty light con

welcome gail. is brussels looking to follow denmark's example. brussels is definitely looking into an example like this one where people who have recovered from the corona virus who have been vaccinated fully vaccinated against the virus with a new approved vaccine or a w h o approved vaccine. so including the sport vaccine at the, at the current stand of negotiations. and also people who have been tested where things differ is that all these things are free in denmark. denmark is a rich country that can provide all these services for free, and that is where we get into the fine print and that is where the route starts on a new level. so how far along brussels plans? well, if you would believe the commission and the parliament, we already would have that document, it is really member states we're pulling in the breaks here and who have some concerns over the suggestions made, but particularly by the european parliament and all 3 member states parliament and the commission have to agree to if this i

but that was gail hoffman, the chief political correspondent at the jerusalem post. and he has capital, new delhi has launched a campaign to promote electric cars and rickshaws is one of the world's most polluted cities, but environmental se, without them necessary facilities, the project may not make much difference. elizabeth put on them reports there are millions of vehicles on delhi roads every day, but in recent years, a quiet transformation has been taken place. there are now, for instance, far more electric rituals offering carbon emission free journeys. a change from those that use compressed natural gas and drivers finding they are cheaper to run and more pleasant to ride in the by their middle here because i'm good for the people since they are good for the number already. so many, even in delhi. now if they were contributing to pollution, the government would shut them down and when people are getting inside, there is no life either. which is not then india. but environmentalists say it's not that simple. most even shows in india use lead acid batteries. a

most of these are around the coastlines and over the hills but even in mind winds up to gail and it's the rain out of the way. when it starts to play in the northwest it would be a cold night. first across scotland but for eastern scotland and england and wales it would be very cloudy on saturday. it will be a bright picture. with the recent showers around and come sunday we have got another weather front coming off the atlantic to bring more rain. it is how saturday looks. strong windy mess coming from the north and pushing rain out of the way. adding bright skies and sunshine. but a scattering of showers as well. though showers contain heavy and boundary the afternoon. despite sunshine we are looking at 12 through 14 or 15 for the south. it is low for this time of year because we have got arctic air. it will get cut off as we go into tomorrow night. showers will fade away and wrecked the window of dry by night it will look cold by the time he gets a sunday morning. temperatures close to free —— freezing in the north. for northern ireland the next area of rain is starting to wind its

gail maclellan reports.ational flag, and leading it all, jair bolsonaro. thousands turned out in rio to support the president and his latest show of defiance against coronavirus restrictions — restrictions he has consistently flouted and criticised. translation: bolsonaro, for me, is the return of freedom, it is the l return of my country. i am a patriot and with him i feel that we are proud to be patriots once again. proud of the green and yellow colours. bolsonaro for 2022. but not everyone agrees. the motorcade took to the streets just as the senate committee started investigating the president's handling of the pandemic and the slow roll—out of the country's vaccine programme. because, in brazil, the situation is grim. the pandemic began, as well as 4118208 deaths. that means brazil has the second highest death toll in the world. these alarming figures mean, despite the big show of support on wheels, that mr bolsonaro's approval ratings have declined sharply. his band of supporters may be shrinking, but

that was gail ong reporting for us. join kron four's gayle ong and will tran for a 30 minute special. it's going to air sunday night. may 30th at 06:30pm so tune in for the news at 6 and then you watch that. i know. all right. coming up here on kron, 4 news at 3. are you ready for a vacation. i'm assuming the answer is yes. we'll tell you what places were just ranked the best. >> to visit the summer. this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other. man: yet, for educators across california, the care, compassion, and teaching has never stopped. woman: addressing their unique needs... man: ...and providing a safe learning environment students could count on. woman: join us in honoring the work of educators. together, we will build a better california for all of us. >> the list of the best vacation destinations in the u.s. is out at national parks dominate the top 5 u.s. news and world report just put out the list and the grand canyon cam

yousef: let's get more from jason gail.ome of the working theories in the hunt for the origins of coronavirus? jason: understanding where this new pathogen emerged was never going to be an easy endeavor. all of the evidence accumulated so far is really circumstantial. the two coronaviruses both came from animals biggies -- species and so a wet market would support that theory. yousef: what i'm trying to understand and perhaps you can help me get there, is how not to long ago, just late last year, the idea that this emerged from a lab in china was brushed aside , considered to be part of fringe conspiracy theory thinking. that has gone completely 180. how did that happen? jason: there hasn't been fresh information that would add anything to either theory, either a lab escape theory or natural origin theory. there is a sense that the lab escape theory wasn't given sufficient consideration, and the who director general has said this. more than a dozen esteemed scientists have echoed these sentiments in mid-may. yousef: is ever

he said and i'm going to be telling you why gail he said because of these two here and the other people that served in uniform you can open your big mouth and say whatever you want. he's but you're not doing it at this table not at this table and my sister went but in my father said there's no but and gail said well, i'm sorry. and that was the end of it that was but that was the first time because see we had been we'd been cocooned at fort bragg. we hadn't come up against i mean we'd seen in san francisco we started in chicago we started logan airport. i didn't see see it in my hometown. and then we went to fort bragg and so we were cocooned and we were protected and so we could decompress there. but what about the people that had to go to wheeling, west virginia? dubuque, iowa what about them? how did your vietnam experience affect your life afterward? it made me better. it made me better. i'm stronger i am i'm very determined if i have a mission. i stated the mission. i am compassionate. um a lot of people say donna, you know, you call it the way you see it and some people i mean, i

now, courtesy of a public records request from the washington examiner we have the emails between gails and his band of liberal county control freaks which shows there other contempt for the people who pay their salaries. when a taxpayer and mother of a child in a private school wrote to him requesting specific benchmarks for schools to reopen, he forwarded her email writing only the arrogance. then his deputy health officer echoed back absolute arrogance and privilege. he left out the to believe this. we see within covid multiple strains of covid that have different levels of effectiveness when it comes to the vaccine. the world that we envision is going to be a little bit different and a little bit more dangerous. laura: the world that he envisions. even as so many children suffered in virtual learning hell, kept giving cover to the teachers union to justify the closures and even with the good news in covid land and there is now it always comes with an asterisk. >> we are seeing problems with these cases, hospitalizations and deaths, variance are wildcard that could reverse the progre

rather than hasten their holiday in the sun for more on that i'm now joined by our man in brussels gail. what are the really the big hurdles to getting europe's tourism back on track. i'd say one of the key hurdles to get out is really provide a perspective to potential tourists who do want to travel to europe and as we have seen in the report there is a huge variety of regulations and things to fight the fund but on the other hand you do want to kickstart europe's of vital tourism sector 10 percent of g.d.p. coming from that industry and to do that the e.u. can be a real facilitator here the e.u. can provide a standardized framework if you want that could give tourists the feeling that they do know where they can travel when they can travel and how they can travel once they're in the destination so many european countries depend on their tourism industry and quite a big way greece is one of them and greece introduced a digital vaccination certificate is that a model for the rest of europe and why isn't it already there. absolutely it's a model in a number of other member states have do

and of course, this fits into jo biden's heavy pushback against china on the world's gail. whether it's trade, whether it's military or a whole host of things, this is one more aspect of the u. s. positioning itself against china. but why is this theory that the origin was perhaps a lab accident? why it's so controversial? well, lab accident of course comes with accountability. it means that someone was at fault . there's liability issues. you know, more than 3 and a half 1000000 people maybe as many as 10000000 or more people if you count real estimates except that estimates have been killed from this virus. so it's a much more convenient and politically easier. thing to say that this was just that this was just natural that no one could have seen this coming, that there was, there was nothing we could have done. whereas if this did leak out of a lab, then of course there is something that maybe could have been done. but it's really, really important to say that even if we do discover that this was a lab accident or this was somehow man made, it doesn't mean that this is s

a color from new jersey, gail -- a caller from new jersey, gail.you worry about hurricanes in new jersey? caller: we should i guess because we are on the shore. the worst we were ever hit was hurricane sandy. i lost power for about a week and it was really cold back then, but what i am calling about is george floyd. why are we worshiping this man? this man has a criminal record. he was known to have put a knife to a pregnant woman's belly. now we are worshiping this guy. i cannot believe what is going on. host: you don't believe the president should meet with george floyd's family in the wake of what has happened with the trial, the conviction for murder? caller: it should have been a mistrial because, let me tell you, the people on the jury were probably afraid to give a different verdict because they knew if they did the town of minneapolis would have been burned down, and you know we have a congresswoman, maxine waters, who was there inciting a riot if they did not get the verdict that they wanted and this black lives matter -- all lives matter,

welcome gail. is brussels looking to follow denmark's example. brussels is definitely looking into an example like this one where people who have recovered from the corona virus who have been vaccinated fully vaccinated against the virus with a new approved vaccine or a w h o approved vaccines including the vaccine at the, at the current stand of negotiations and also people who have been tested, where things differ is that all these things are free in denmark. denmark is a rich country that can provide all these services for free, and that is where we get into the fine print. and that is where the route starts on a new level. so how far along brussels plans? well, if you would believe the commission and your parliament, we already would have that document. it is really member states. we're pulling in the breaks here and who have some concerns over the suggestions made, but particularly by the european parliament and all 3 member states parliament and the commission have to agree to if this is to b