within days, helena was referred for tests and scans, similar to this one at university college hospitaluld be operated on while still in the womb. ok, i might not go too much deeper, thanks. we might need membranes in a second. at 23 weeks pregnant, helena travelled to this specialist hospital in belgium, which is working in partnership with the nhs. a team of 25 clinicians carried out the complex operation, just like this one, to repair mila's exposed spinal cord and close the hole in her back. previously, the baby would have the repair to the spinal defect after birth but now, because we can offer it — offer surgery in the womb, what it means is that the defect is closed a lot earlier so it means there is less damage to the spine and that increases the chance the baby is going to walk and have much better control of their bladder and the bowel. 0k, mila, shall we do some gym? mila was born at 36 weeks and is doing well. it's hoped up to 30 babies across the uk could benefit from this surgery on the nhs. and while it is not a cure, it could be the difference between a child learning to

helena, that produce a lightning strike within the last 30 minutes, we don't want to see that. anything that mother nature wants to offer up we will definitely take it. they will largely fall apart over the next couple of hours especially as the sun goes down. we could see a few more showers pop up over the north bay tomorrow and we had a wind advisory this evening. i talk more about that coming up in just a few minutes. >>> the mountain lion who was spotted in the san francisco neighborhood has a new home. he has been transported to the oakland zoo where he will be living at least temporarily. wilson walker is live at oakland with what is next for the big cat. >> reporter: when a cat with a tracking device like this one is captured, it is usually released in a spot where they know it has been so this guy, he is going to be set free in an undisclosed remote location somewhere in santa clara county. today, the oakland zoo got a very good look at the mountain lion that spent the last several days prowling around san francisco before being picked up in bernal heights. >> obviously

helena. that's the high peak up in wine country. and by this point, that's a 43- mile an hour wind gust up there. look at fairfield, 24-mile-per- hour wind gust. fairfield in the red flag warning. mount st. helena. the mountains of twine country, also need to be aware of this over the next two days and this is the reason why. the rest of us probably won't really feel these offshore winds a whole lot. this is one of those situations where it's mainly up in the mountains or on the west side of the sacramento valley and you can see how it just keeps going like that until we get done with tuesday. the other thing going back to how dry things are going to get. if we look at the relative humidities on monday, and this extramplesof hothis doesse ather ncerns for hogoin e, butaddi to how y it's goinov next two days, if we look at the last 30 days, and where we rank for rainfall, as far back as the records go for this particular model, this climate model. looks back to the late '70s. and when you look

helena, that was 76 yesterday. these are the gusts that are been happening overnight which is typically when we see the strongest wind. so they are lighter but the red flag warning is still in place because it is windy enough and humidity is critically low the northbay mountains and east bay mounds and east bay valleys are still on guard for this through 6:00 a.m. monday. that is a quick look ahead. it will be another warm and windy day for most of us. back to you. >>> we're keeping our eye on the dangerous fire conditions, da lin reports now from the oakland hills with fire crews and homeowners are preparing for the worst. >> reporter: a lot of homeowners are playing catch-up because traditionally in may they are managing vegetation. but of course, we are seeing late-summer fire conditions and that is why the site behind me says extreme fire danger. the sound of a chainsaw was music to those who owned this home. tree limbs are rubbing against the roof. meaning if the tree catches on fire, the house is likely toast

helena wilkinson, bbc news.er israeli defense minister naftali bennett speaking to the bbc earlier. this is a rocket that hit an israeli home this morning. this is what we're trying to put out. i suggest you look at this rocket, your viewers look at this rocket and understand that we are defending our lives against a terror organisation that is out to kill us. they don't need an iron dome. their iron dome is very simple, stop attacking israel and all gaza citizens will be safe, that's the iron dome that we suggest. the bbc�*s paul adams is injerusalem. more casualties and deaths overnight, is there any sign of this conflict ending soon? you look at the exchanges overnight and you would have to conclude no but i think there are some signs. there is quite a lot of diplomacy going on at the moment. the american envoyis going on at the moment. the american envoy is in town and meeting senior is really officials today. he met arab israeli leaders last night which is highly unusual meeting and had their grievances whi

helena wilkinson reports.ly quiet rural part of kent has become the focus of an extensive murder investigation. it was on the edge of this would wearjulia james was found, just a few hundred yards from where she lived. the 53—year—old liz community support officer had been working from home on tuesday. she had taken her dog for a walk when she was attacked. kent police say she was not in police uniform when she was found. police say the body ofjulia james was found by a number of people close to the woods on tuesday afternoon. she died from significant head injuries. at this stage, they don't have any suspects, nor can they find a clear motive. what they are not ruling out is that she was killed by a stranger. it that she was killed by a stranger-— that she was killed by a straner. , . . . , stranger. it is a particularly challenging _ stranger. it is a particularly challenging and _ stranger. it is a particularly challenging and poignant . stranger. it is a particularlyl challenging and poignant for some staf

helena hospital will begin vaccinations as well. san francisco will have appointments starting at 8:00 this morning and the city's health department held a virtual town hall meeting for parents who had questioned the doctors on the panel, parents themselves. >> want to clarify the emergency use authorization does involve careful attention to safety. it does not mean there were corners cut or we didn't look at things. >> it is a way for them to ant decrease cases in schools even further. >> reporter: parents can also book appointments for their children 12 and up through myturn.ca.gov starting this morning. if you have questions, you can reach out to your own pediatrician or your family doctor and perhaps they can help you decide what's best for your family. in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, kris. >>> we want to keep this conversation going. cierra johnson is picking up the coverage. you're talking about governor newsom and the mandate plans. we'll see some changes with those masks. >> reporter: good

helena, for the moment, james was last seen. helena, for the moment. thank— james was last seen.ned for the last day of the talks, which had been hailed as a return to face—to—face diplomacy. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says the two covid cases show questions should be asked about the summit, as our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. i had a very good meeting... this is the indian foreign minister, subrahmanyamjaishankar, meeting his american counterpart in london on monday, using his invitation to this week's g7 meeting to do some rare face—to—face diplomacy. he also met the home secretary, priti patel, yesterday. and in theory, he was supposed to join the official g7 talks this morning here at lancaster house, but then this. in a tweet, he said he was made aware yesterday evening of his exposure to possible covid positive cases. india has been suffering grievously from the pandemic in recent weeks, and it appears that two junior officials may have travelled while infected. the indian delegation has not yet attended any meetings at lancaster house, where th

helena wilkinson reports. there is no letup in this latest devastating conflict.ft after the latest israeli air strike. palestinian health ministry officials say a home in a refugee camp west of gaza city was targeted. seven palestinians, including women and children, are said to have been killed. militants in gaza fired a barrage of rockets in response towards a city in southern israel. in many towns and cities in the occupied west bank, there is growing anger. this is the town of hebron. battles continue to rage between israeli soldiers and young palestinians. elsewhere, in nazareth, in northern israel, arab protesters took to the streets. injerusalem, palestinians pelted jewish settlers with stones and fireworks — the settlers hit back with live bullets. this was sheikh jarrah, where attempts to evict palestinians from their homes helped start the escalation to the conflict. there are international calls for calm. whether it's palestinian lives or israeli lives, it's incredibly tragic. it's horrific to watch. that is certainly why our focus is on de—escalating

helena wilkinson, bbc news. countries in africa to help quell a growing islamist insurgency. two months ago, co—ordinated attacks claimed dozens of lives and drove tens of thousands of people from their homes. over 2,500 people have been killed since the insurgency began in 2017. many of those who died were in the city of palma in mozamique's north—eastern province of cabo delgardo. some of those who fled sought safety on a small group of islands. our correspondent catherine byaru hanga is among the firstjournalists to make it to quirimba island where she found that even there the islamist threat continues. the new front line in mozambique's islamist insurgency. militants linked to the islamic state stalk these waterways, attacking fishing boats and raiding villages. paradise islands, once famous for luxury holidays, now shelter thousands displaced by the fighting. we are one of the first foreign media teams to get here. this man and his wife are expecting their first child. they escaped the coastal town of palm

our correspondent helena wilkinson reports.hin seconds, this building in gaza is reduced to rubble. it was home to journalists from the associated press and al jazeera tv. an hour earlier, they had been told to evacuate. israel says the building was a target because of links to hamas, the militant group that rules gaza. israel is doing everything possible to protect our civilians and keep palestinian civilians out of harm's way. we demonstrated this yet again today when we warned civilians to vacate the building used by the hamas terror intelligence. they vacated the premises before the target was destroyed, and that's why you don't hear of casualties from these collapsing terror towers. there have, though, been civilian casualties on both sides. early this morning, israel targeted a house in gaza that it says belonged to a hamas leader. palestinian health officials say that at least three people died and many others were injured. in an earlier israeli attack, mohammed al—hadidi lost his wife and four young sons. his baby son,

helena, 30 miles an hour. little haze, relative humidity is up a bit due to a weak system over the ridge. 54 in san francisco, 67 in mountain view with 62 in san jose, and of course emeryville, sunny skies, 67 in santa rose aw 70 nuvaudo . 2-7 degrees morning this morning, 70 by the delta. for the rest of the day, a warm and breezy one around the bay, and inland, with 70s and 80s coming into play by noon time. but it will stay comfortable at the coast. winds up to 20 there. but those offshore winds will be watching them, the relative humidity continues to drop throughout the next 24 hours as our red flag warning continues. so, we will talk about the warmer weather tomorrow, even though the winds will be cooperating a little bit. liz? >> thank you. >>> a home in east oakland has been completely destroyed in a fire near 17th street around 8:30 last night. crews were able to contain the two-alarm fire in an hour. the residents were able to safely evacuate with no injuries and an investigation into the cause is un

helena wilkinson, bbc news.ast 2a hours and five more deaths have been recorded. more than 35 million people have now had theirfirstjab. that's nearly 67% of the uk's adult population. and more than 17 million people have had their second, meaning almost a third of adults are fully vaccinated. at least 30 people have been killed and more than 50 injured in afghanistan in an explosion outside a secondary school in the capital, kabul. many of those who died were schoolgirls who had just finished class and were streaming out of the gates at the time of the attack. secunder kemani's reports contains some distessing images. panic, fear and bloodshed outside the school gates. the explosions took place just as students were making their way home. many of those killed, girls and young women. inside a hospital, relatives search body by body for their loved ones. whilst outside, a desperate wait for news. oh, my god, my god, this woman cries. two of my daughters were studying there. one of them was injured, the other is m

helena wilkinson, bbc news, aylesham in kent.s time on the bbc�*s doctor who. more women have come forward and spoken to the guardian, alleging incidents of harassment and inappropriate behaviour during the making of the bbc one series. the bbc says it was �*shocked' to hear of the allegations. noel clarke has strongly denied all claims made against him. in myanmar, more than 750 people have been killed since the military seized power three months ago. thousands have been detained, including the elected leader aung san suu kyi. it's become increasing difficult to report what's happening, with the internet effectively blocked, borders closed and many journalists detained. but people are documenting their ongoing resistance — including one young musician, whose story the bbc�*s rebecca henschke has been following. chanting myanmar, in the grips of an uprising, triggered by a military coup. mass protests — demanding a return to democracy — met with brutal force. gunshots in the middle of this, we meet 18—year—old phone. his generati

warming up to about 78 for windsor and 79 for saint helena. here is that extended forecast. warmer sun today and then cooler, stronger winds pick up for us out of the west wednesday, thursday and friday. then warming back up into the weekend and early next week. >> all right. thank you. >>> going live to the golden gate bridge where a screeching sound heard by many while crossing the golden gate could soon go silent. officials say the cause of the noise is a retro fit of the sidewalk safety railing on the western side where the wind sweeps in from the pacific. could be like nails on a chalk board for some. >> yeah. it's intense. >> that's a good word. >>> still ahead, the party continues in to the morning as a soccer team celebrates it's first national title in two decades. how they secured the win after the break. >>> and coming up at seven on cbs this morning though coronavirus cases are down nationwide, why some americans with certain medical conditions may not be as protected even with the vaccine. >>> and the debate over a mississippi abortion ban is back in the nationa

it is producing rain over calistoga, saint helena. that's the biggest area of concern. and off to the south you can see the rainfall over danville and san ramon, i think it will head into dublin at 6:33 tonight. coincidently, all this is happening on the day we're getting brand-new drought information. that 15.91% of california is now in exceptional drought. that's the worst level of drought. and a closer look at my map shows that's happening over the north bay and east bay. as we know, any fires that start would have a much higher burn intensity and could spread very rapidly. i'll talk more about the drought later in the show. >>> as jeff mentioned, the same system brought snow to the sierra. this is at e-80 on donner pass. there's no chain control right now on 80 or 50. >> wild to see that. >>> we usual talk fireworks in july, but here we in may with a stern warning and stiff penalty. fire inspectors have ordered one man in discovery bay to pay a $26,000. but, is contra costa county going too far? here's nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: this is the illegal

helena wilkinson, bbc news.hing for mary bastholm, who worked at the pop—in cafe, now called the clean plate. the 15—year—old was last seen in 1968. gloucestershire police began excavating the cafe cellar on 19th of may. more than 1,000 people have been arrested across britain, after a week—long operation to crack down on so—called county lines drugs gangs. dealers have been using children to transport drugs out of cities so they can sell them in smaller towns. charities, working with young people caught up with the gangs, say they�*re overwhelmed by the numbers needing their help since the pandemic, many of them vulnerable teenagers who dropped out of sight of schools and social services. angus crawford reports. police! police! frighteningly, you know, they can be as young as seven or eight years of age, and that's scary. these children are victims. you know, this is modern slavery. these children are i being used as slaves. it�*s going to be in this block, here. a teenager is missing. dawn and tammy are police

helena, gusts to 64 miles per hour. 20 wind gusts for novato. watching the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys under the red flag warning that's been extended until 6:00 p.m. tuesday. because of northerly winds, strong gusty conditions, low relative humidity values down to single digits. with the offshore winds, we are talking about critical fire weather conditions. let's take you hour by hour with futurecast winds and watching northerly winds as we head through the rest of our morning and into our afternoon and again all the way into tuesday morning. as we go through our day, watch as relative humidity values plummet down to the single digits especially in our inland locations. on futurecast, you see plenty sunshine across the bay area and that will continue through most of the week. let's check daytime highs, soaring this afternoon inland to 91 santa rosa, 91 livermore for the tri valley. concord is one of our hottest spots, 93 later this afternoon, mid 80s for south bay and san jose. 77 in san francisco, 81 oakland, mid 60s along

helena is the poster child for where the offshore winds can be the strongest. in this case, the most dangerous. look at diablo. already over 60. for most of the rest of us, the communiies where you live, wind gusts have been in the 20 to 25 mile-per-hour range. it is not the kind of wind that brought out the red flag warning. here is how this red flag warning is different than the one we did last week. this includes the mountains of the north bay and not only the mountains of east bay but also the valleys, which is why we saw smoke coming from that brush fire in benicia. we are going to hear from wilson walker in one second. if we come back for the wider view, the red flag warning stays in effect until 6:00. i wanted to give you a slightly different way to look at this to gain a little more perspective. we have all got to be concerned, especially if we are included in the red flag warning. another way of looking at it is to see with the greatest area of concern is with this particular offshore wind event and that is primarily in the central valley, the area of

helena, 64-mile per hour wind gusts, mount diablo, 56.north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys today and into tomorrow. that's the reason why we have the red flag warning in effect for areas highlighted in red actually extended until 6:00 p.m. tuesday due to the offshore winds dropping relative humidity values down to single digits. this is a big concernas we head through the next couple days. everything is just so dry out there. northerly winds, gusts 40 to 50 as high as more than 60 miles per hour, retim humidity values plummeting to the single digits. with offshore winds we have critical fire weather conditions. as we take you hour by hour with winds, we'll be watching strong northerly winds as we head through the rest of the morning and into our afternoon and looking at relative humidity values down to single digits as we go through our day today. looking at our skies, we will see plenty sunshine as we head through today and for most of the week with the ridge of high pressure in control for us. sunrise at 6:04 and sun set at 8

helena. the extended forecast and what you can expect. we will cool down starting tomorrow, about 14 degrees cool erin land for your tuesday and even cooler still on wednesday. we will keep those temperatures similar as we look to thursday and friday and a slight bump in temps as we look to saturday and sunday for our weekend. really the heat will be on for sure for today. back to you. >>> take a look at the roadways, mass transit might be a choice especially as it is a spare the air alert. if you want to use bart, there is a modified schedule due to the holiday. bart is doing track replacement between south hayward and union city station. no a service today due to the holiday. capital corridor will operate on weekend schedule and sam tran on holiday schedule. vta is still suspended. bus bridges are in place but holiday or modified schedule due to memorial day. keep that in mind if taking mass transit. there are a couple spots on the roadways. there are not a lot of cars because of memorial d

helena and always the example for the most extreme wind in those mountains in the north bay.that is a warm dry wind and that is why we have this red flag warning. you will see the wind will pick up again as we get into tuesday morning as well and that kind of wind, those strong offshore winds, that is a spring and fall thing. i know a lot of people here red flag warnings in the first few days of may and think, does this mean we are just going to do this all summer long if we are already starting in may? to answer that question we have to think of it in a few terms. the landscape is dry and that won't change. this kind of offshore wind even should be confined mainly to spring and then again in the fall and we should get a little break and i will show you why in a second but look at what it will do the relative humidities and look how much it dropped from today into tomorrow. you can watch from sunday into monday and those numbers will go down to single digits as we go into monday. that is the real dry air. the reason why this is a spring situation as if we look at it on the sa

orange and purple to mount saint helena down through ben lomin.t's windy and that's above 2,000 feet and the upper elevation relative humidity is dry only in the 20% range. this will go down to perhaps the teens, maybe even some single digits out by the delta. looking at the roof camera. nice view here. dry and gusty winds elevating that fire danger for the red flag warning. north and east bay hills as well as the east bay valleys. sunny and warmer for the weekend but tomorrow will be a few degrees cooler than today and looking halt the cooler weather through the middle of next week taking us into next weekend. there is a lo wi moing. it'sfr pa and faireld d then the coast looking at those gusty winds around the bay. certainly today. 1:00 and then throughout the 3, 4:00 hour will continue to see the breezy, warm winds from the north transporting that dryer air all across the bay area. as we look at your sunday, still have some 90's but they are shoved further out toward the sea sacramento valley and we are looking at temperatures maybe a few degre

the northbay, low to mid 70s, 74 for a high-end santa rosa this afternoon and topping out at 75% helena, 76 for windsor. is the extended forecast and what you expect, a little bit warmer as we look to today for the weekend and we are going to continue to watch our temperatures climb into early next week. a check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >> we are looking at some of our bay area bridges and right now, the bridges clear as you work your way out of the east bay over toward the toll plaza, now i'm getting work once you get on the upper deck of a stalled vision vehicle and does not look like it is causing much of an issue just yet. other than that, chp is clearing an earlier trouble spot, northbound 101. this is as you work your way moover a of thn view this activity to the ghshlder rerted in the incident. thing is a little bit busy, just a little crowded as you come away that connector to route around grambling, other than that the past is actually not doing too bad this morning and 84 both directions and ongoing overnifeos, liens should open up within about 10 minutes or so. t

helena. this is the first pulse of those strong offshore winds that come through . then we get into monday afternoon, and then the second pulse comes back again for tomorrow night into tuesday morning and then monday and tuesday we will see the lowest humidity levels. it's only the second day of may and we are already talking about red flag warnings. so a lot of people might think, we are going to do this all summer long? not exactly, the landscape is dry, make no mistake about that, but any fires that do start can be a concern. but in terms of these wind events, we should not do these all summer. this is a spring thing. is he that weak little system that came into our north, that is an inside fighter. we've pointed out about five of these in the last two months of spring. and when you get an inside slider, look at those streamlines. it starts pulling the winds down from the north. yes, we can still see a few more of these before we really get out of spring. but once we get into summer, we don't see those. the center of high pressure over us in the summer months is

helena 54-mile per hour gusts, mount hood 31, winds gusting up to 27 miles per hour at mount tam. we have a red flag warning until 6:00 p.m. tuesday because of the northerly winds and low relative humidity values down to single digits. with offshore flow looking at critical fire weather conditions, a big concern through the rest of today and tomorrow. you can see the northerly winds. that will be the case as we look to tomorrow. relative humidity values again inland at least for hills and mountains, looking at relative humidity values down to single digits so locations like fairfield as well as napa, brentwood, livermore. we'll be watching the incredibly dry conditions. on futurecast, you see all the sunshine through today and that will be the case through most of the week. our sun set is 8:08 and sunrise at 6:03. daytime highs with offshore winds as well as the strong ridge of high pressure heating up to the low 90s. mid 80s for south bay and san jose, 70s and 80s around the bay today. here is the extended forecast and what you can expect. we continue with warm to hot conditions

helena it has been a 76 mile-per-hour wind gust. it has been breezy but not like what we have been expensing in the mountains. if you look at where the red flag warning is, it is the central valley. what is different about this one from last week is that this includes the mountains of the north bay and not only the mountains of the east bay but the valleys of the east bay where wilson is and we will hear from him in one second. if we look at the red flag warning i will outline some of the areas that has some higher concerns than others in the complete forecast and take a look ahead at the temperatures. >>> let's go to wilson walker and he has more on how the bay area fire crews are preparing for the dangerous conditions. wilson. >> reporter: i spent a little time in the neighborhoods around here asking folks if they thought this was a neighborhood that they historically thought of a place that was a high risk for fire. a lot of people told me no not until recently. but a lot of fire departments are wanting to send a message to start

helena. 70s for most of mendocino and lake counties.morial day weekend a warm-up away from the water. temperatures in the 80s sunday. way into the 80s for memorial day itself. temperatures near the bay and along the coast a modest warming trend through the holiday weekend. dog walking forecast coming up at 6:00. >>> saying goodbye to a long time tri-valley business. one that has spanned generations.>>> public transportation and the bay area is making a comeback. slowly.>> things are trending upwards. >>> the south bay effort to get your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant, it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >>> a covi

santa rosa topping out at 88 degrees. 87 in napa and 87 for windsor and saint helena. cooling down just a bit wednesday. especially for thursday and friday and then slightly warmer for the weekend ahead. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. it is busy if you are going to the pass. we have a crash there that chp is working on. this is westbound 580 at grant line. most the activity pushed over to the shoulder. it's a busy area for super commuters. you will come up on that. getting into the pass area. the crash is right around grant line. we are seeing speeds dipping down to about 11 miles an hour. once you are past that point traffic looks better the rest of the way toward the dublin. traffic is moving at the limit with no delays along 101 northbound. everything is clear. 87 to 80. no delays to report. the travel times, westbound 508. 37 minutes to go through that area if are you going toward the dublin. if are you going on the east shore freeway westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze only 13 minutes. traffic pretty quiet for that westbound 80 commute with no delay

helena as we head through today. please limit outdoor exposure. please be safe and try to stay cool. we are talking about again triple digit heat inland. we are going to drop it down at least to about 90 for tuesday. so inland we are going to see temperatures that will start to drop as we look to tuesday, wednesday, thursday. again, today is the hottest day of the week as we begin to cool it down as we look to start tomorrow. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways? we have that spare the air alert in effect today. >>> best to use other modes of transportation if you have the option. ride your bike, though it will be hot as well as public transit may be an option. since it is a holiday, there are schedule changes for mass transit. richmond san rafael bridge, we are seeing cones near the toll plaza because there is a crash. chp is working on it. it's been there since about 3:45 this morning, one car involved. it is blocking at least the number three lane, middle lane as you work west bound near the toll plaza. there are

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shower or thunderstorms not out of the question for the north bay. 18/100 of an inch fell in saintn helena/100 in napa. american, canyon, and fairfield, and of course with the rain came this stunning view of the rainbow from our camera. it absolutely was gorgeous out there. good thing is the thunderstorms did accompany some rain. i'll be back with the hour by hour look at the wind forecast coming up. >> all right, thank you. now to new developments. today president biden signed a bill designed to combat a surge in discrimination against members of the aapi community. >> my message to all of those who are hurting is wecongre sai you. and we are committed to stop the hatred and . bill aims to c crimes by creating a new position at the justice department to expedite the review of hate crime incidents. provide grants to local police to help them set up online reporting of hate crimes and expand public education campaigns to boost awareness. >>> in the south bay, an effort to keep seniors in san jose's japan town safe from hate. abc 7 news reporter, amanda explains how volunteers doing communit

south african health permits products and regulates the authority and joins us now from johannesburg helena it is very evident is know that this needs to happen and it does seem to be gaining some momentum do you think it will take place. i think it will because the transferring of intellectual property rights and what that means for actually tech transfer. there's a time difference and the time lag it is a pity that we didn't think about doing this earlier but it's never too late because i think most of us think that we're going to need code vaccines not just this year and next year but quite a long time to come but i think just generally you know the pandemic does make us and should make us think differently and it might not have been something that immediately countries all the pharmaceutical industry wanted to jump towards but the fact that the dialogue is not opened up with all the role players to the. i think it's very healthy and i think it allows everyone to rethink positions the thing is as you say it could take a long time in 6 months to even get a green light let alone get things

helena, morgan hill 90 degrees as well. we're starting to see things change. i know it doesn't feel like it. you can see it here in san francisco that fog is rolling in and pretty thick, and that's definitely dropping our temperatures. here in san francisco down five degrees cooler and two in novato a. and that translates into cooler temperatures tonight. we'll keep this in play as we move through tomorrow. there will be other weather changes moving in that will drop every single city's temperatures as you're definitely going to feel it. that heat that we had today and the past couple of days will start to move off towards the east away from us, and then we get a cold front moving in and that will switch it up for us. there is some rainfall with it and right now all of the rain chances, unfortunately, will be heading off to the north. we get some cooler weather in here. we're soiled for at least a ten-degree drop. tomorrow morning you can see over the south bay we'll start at 50. tri-valley 451 with a mix of sun and clouds. going down to some of my chilliest w

licenses to fish from the islands authorities and he can see their base arriving at the port of st helena now they are angry too about new limits on how long they can spend in shared waters in the last couple of days it's a dispute that's got really heated to charlotte pinsky now reports. with paris. london heads over fishing rights in british waters the noids are out a french minister has now threatened to plunge the u.k. island of jersey into darkness unless french trawlers continue to have access to serve you don't like the government provides free tell you terry measures and these measures of retaliation we are ready to use europe france has no means there inscribed in the agreement and so far as jersey's concerned al remind you for example of electricity transportation by undersea cable so we have the means and even if i regret that we could get to this point we will get there if we must with france supplying almost all of the islands electricity this is a see you yes warning the electricity for our travels through you not to go and see as well so that. you know hospitals etc would b